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Real name: Lar Gand. | Real name: Lar Gand. | ||
| + | Mon-El first arrives on Earth suffering from amnesia during [[Superboy]]'s time in [[Smallville]]. Mistakenly believing he is from [[Krypton]], Mon-El is originally thought of as "Superboy's Big Brother" (SB No. 89, Feb 1961). | ||
| + | However, with his memory restored, Superboy and Mon-El discover that he is actually a native of the planet [[Daxam]], a Krypton-like world, and like Superboy, Mon-El has super powers under a yellow sun. He however had an encounter with [[Jor-El]] when arrived on Krypton shortly before the planet's destruction. The scientist warned Mon-El of the impending explosion and he escaped with a map to Earth, but fell into suspended animation in the trip until he arrived. A Daxamite's one weakness is [[lead]], which is abundant on Earth. Unlike exposure to Kryptonite in Superboy's case, lead exposure to a Daxamite is fatal. To save his friend's life, Superboy projects Mon-El into the [[Phantom Zone]]. | ||
| − | Mon-El | + | Mon-El remains trapped in that twilight dimension for over a thousand years until [[Brainiac 5]] of the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]] concocts a final antidote for Mon-El's lead poisioning. |
| − | + | Fully cured, Mon-El becomes a member of that heroic teen brigade of the future, the Legion of Super-Heroes. | |
| − | + | When Superman visits the [[Adult Legion of Super-Heroes]], he learns that Mon-El was roaming the spaceways as an explorer, clearing the way for intergalactic settlers. | |
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| − | + | ==External Links== | |
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| − | + | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lar_Gand Wikipedia entry on Mon-El] | |
| − | + | *[http://www.studiosanning.shawbiz.ca/legion_of_super-heroes/membership/mon-el/index.htm Lar's entry at the LSH Clubhouse] | |
| − | [http:// | + | *[http://www.majorspoilers.com/archives/2731.htm/ Hero History: Mon-El] |
| + | *[http://www.cosmicteams.com/legion/profiles/monel.htm Cosmic Teams: Mon-El] | ||
| + | *[http://www.newsarama.com/comics/Mon-El-Dial-H-History-100517.html Dial H for History: Mon-El's 3 Histories with the Legion] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:45, 17 May 2010
Mon-El
Real name: Lar Gand.
Mon-El first arrives on Earth suffering from amnesia during Superboy's time in Smallville. Mistakenly believing he is from Krypton, Mon-El is originally thought of as "Superboy's Big Brother" (SB No. 89, Feb 1961).
However, with his memory restored, Superboy and Mon-El discover that he is actually a native of the planet Daxam, a Krypton-like world, and like Superboy, Mon-El has super powers under a yellow sun. He however had an encounter with Jor-El when arrived on Krypton shortly before the planet's destruction. The scientist warned Mon-El of the impending explosion and he escaped with a map to Earth, but fell into suspended animation in the trip until he arrived. A Daxamite's one weakness is lead, which is abundant on Earth. Unlike exposure to Kryptonite in Superboy's case, lead exposure to a Daxamite is fatal. To save his friend's life, Superboy projects Mon-El into the Phantom Zone.
Mon-El remains trapped in that twilight dimension for over a thousand years until Brainiac 5 of the Legion of Super-Heroes concocts a final antidote for Mon-El's lead poisioning.
Fully cured, Mon-El becomes a member of that heroic teen brigade of the future, the Legion of Super-Heroes.
When Superman visits the Adult Legion of Super-Heroes, he learns that Mon-El was roaming the spaceways as an explorer, clearing the way for intergalactic settlers.
