Terry Curtis

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A brilliant young scientist who, "for some time," has "been on the track of harnessing atomic energy." In Curtis's words, "It looks like I'm upon the point of discovering a weapon that could destroy any matter it was leveled at!" Terry Curtis is kidnapped by the [[Ultra-Humanite]] in Februrary 1940 and forced to construct a diabolical "atomic-disintegrator" with which the villain intends to blackmail [[Metropolis]] (Act No. 21).
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'''Terry Curtis'''
  
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A brilliant young scientist who, "for some time," has "been on the track of harnessing atomic energy." In Curtis's words, "It looks like I'm upon the point of discovering a weapon that could destroy any matter it was leveled at!" Terry Curtis is kidnapped by the [[Ultra-Humanite]] in February 1940 and forced to construct a diabolical "atomic-disintegrator" with which the villain intends to blackmail [[Metropolis]] (Act No. 21). (TGSB)
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==External Link==
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*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclotron_%28comics%29 Wikipedia Entry on Terry Curtis]
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Terry Curtis

A brilliant young scientist who, "for some time," has "been on the track of harnessing atomic energy." In Curtis's words, "It looks like I'm upon the point of discovering a weapon that could destroy any matter it was leveled at!" Terry Curtis is kidnapped by the Ultra-Humanite in February 1940 and forced to construct a diabolical "atomic-disintegrator" with which the villain intends to blackmail Metropolis (Act No. 21). (TGSB)

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