R.J. Brande
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| − | Rene Jacques Brande, a mysterious tycoon and philanthropist of the 30th century, organizes and funds the group of super-powered teens known as the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]. Though referred to earlier, he first appears in the chronicles in Adv No. 350, Nov 1966: "The Outcast Super-Heroes!" and is rescued by the Legion after being kidnapped (Adv No. 351, Dec 1966: "The Forgotten Legion!"). His vision and monetary resources make possible the Legion's headquarters, equipment, and many of their technological devices. | + | Rene Jacques Brande, a mysterious tycoon and philanthropist of the 30th century, organizes and funds the group of super-powered teens known as the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]. Though referred to earlier, he first appears in the chronicles in Adv No. 350, Nov 1966: "The Outcast Super-Heroes!" and is rescued by the Legion after being kidnapped (Adv No. 351, Dec 1966: "The Forgotten Legion!"). His vision and monetary resources make possible the Legion's headquarters, equipment, and many of their technological devices. Later adventures reveal that Brande is a [[Duria|Durian]] locked in human form, and that he is the father of [[Chameleon Boy]]. |
[[Category:Entries|Brande, R.J.]] | [[Category:Entries|Brande, R.J.]] | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Aliens|Brande, R.J.]] |
[[Category:Legion of Super-Heroes|Brande, R.J.]] | [[Category:Legion of Super-Heroes|Brande, R.J.]] | ||
[[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)|Brande, R.J.]] | [[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)|Brande, R.J.]] | ||
[[Category:Bronze Age (1971-1986)|Brande, R.J.]] | [[Category:Bronze Age (1971-1986)|Brande, R.J.]] | ||
Revision as of 17:06, 8 March 2008
R.J. Brande
Rene Jacques Brande, a mysterious tycoon and philanthropist of the 30th century, organizes and funds the group of super-powered teens known as the Legion of Super-Heroes. Though referred to earlier, he first appears in the chronicles in Adv No. 350, Nov 1966: "The Outcast Super-Heroes!" and is rescued by the Legion after being kidnapped (Adv No. 351, Dec 1966: "The Forgotten Legion!"). His vision and monetary resources make possible the Legion's headquarters, equipment, and many of their technological devices. Later adventures reveal that Brande is a Durian locked in human form, and that he is the father of Chameleon Boy.
