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| − | An alien who assaults Earth with a variety of super-technology, including a | + | An alien who assaults Earth with a variety of super-technology, including a weapon that makes the residents of the planet mindless zombies (as well as [[Superman]]) (WF No. 273, Nov 1981: "In the Citadel of the Weapon-Master!"). [[Batman]] uses a machine in the [[Fortress of Solitude]] to give himself the super abilities to resist the Weapon-Master, but at potential cost to his own life. The evil villain is repulsed, but leaves behind a cache of his weaponry (WF No. 274, Dec 1981: "Greater Love Hath No Man"). |
The Weapon-Master returns to conquer and enslave the [[Green Lantern Corps]], leaving the [[Guardians of the Universe|Guardians]] and Superman to stop him (DCCP No. 60, Aug 1983: "Battle for the Universe!"). | The Weapon-Master returns to conquer and enslave the [[Green Lantern Corps]], leaving the [[Guardians of the Universe|Guardians]] and Superman to stop him (DCCP No. 60, Aug 1983: "Battle for the Universe!"). | ||
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The Weapon-Master
An alien who assaults Earth with a variety of super-technology, including a weapon that makes the residents of the planet mindless zombies (as well as Superman) (WF No. 273, Nov 1981: "In the Citadel of the Weapon-Master!"). Batman uses a machine in the Fortress of Solitude to give himself the super abilities to resist the Weapon-Master, but at potential cost to his own life. The evil villain is repulsed, but leaves behind a cache of his weaponry (WF No. 274, Dec 1981: "Greater Love Hath No Man").
The Weapon-Master returns to conquer and enslave the Green Lantern Corps, leaving the Guardians and Superman to stop him (DCCP No. 60, Aug 1983: "Battle for the Universe!").
