Formula X-22
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'''Formula X-22''' | '''Formula X-22''' | ||
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An unknown alien chemical stored within [[Superman]]'s [[Fortress of Solitude]] that exists in gaseous form and causes normal human beings to develop extreme criminal tendencies. In August 1966, [[Perry White]] upsets a bottle containing the chemical, radically altering the personalities of both himself and [[Commissioner James W. Gordon]], and leads them to assume the villainous identities of [[Anti-Superman]] and [[Anti-Batman]] (WF No. 159: "The Cape and Cowl Crooks!"). | An unknown alien chemical stored within [[Superman]]'s [[Fortress of Solitude]] that exists in gaseous form and causes normal human beings to develop extreme criminal tendencies. In August 1966, [[Perry White]] upsets a bottle containing the chemical, radically altering the personalities of both himself and [[Commissioner James W. Gordon]], and leads them to assume the villainous identities of [[Anti-Superman]] and [[Anti-Batman]] (WF No. 159: "The Cape and Cowl Crooks!"). | ||
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== External Links to Online Comics == | == External Links to Online Comics == | ||
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[[Category:Entries]] | [[Category:Entries]] | ||
[[Category:Elements]] | [[Category:Elements]] | ||
[[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)]] | [[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:05, 19 March 2011
Formula X-22
An unknown alien chemical stored within Superman's Fortress of Solitude that exists in gaseous form and causes normal human beings to develop extreme criminal tendencies. In August 1966, Perry White upsets a bottle containing the chemical, radically altering the personalities of both himself and Commissioner James W. Gordon, and leads them to assume the villainous identities of Anti-Superman and Anti-Batman (WF No. 159: "The Cape and Cowl Crooks!").
