| 词条 | Hellgrammite (comics) |
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| image= Action_Comics_673.jpg | converted= y | caption = Hellgrammite as seen on the cover of Action Comics #673 (January 1992) | character_name = Hellgrammite | publisher = DC Comics | debut = The Brave and the Bold vol. 1 #80 (November 1968) | creators = Bob Haney, Neal Adams | alter_ego = Roderick Rose | full_name = | species = | homeworld = | alliances = Intergang | aliases = Robert Dobson | supports= | powers = Superhuman strength Ability to leap long distances Secretion of adhesives Durable exoskeleton Can turn others into "larvae" of himself }} Hellgrammite (Roderick Rose) is a fictional supervillain appearing in comic books published by DC Comics, commonly as an enemy of Superman. Publication historyHellgrammite made his debut in The Brave and the Bold vol. 1 #80 (November 1968) created by Bob Haney and Neal Adams. In this issue he battled Batman and the Creeper. Fictional character biographyPre-CrisisAn entomologist named Roderick Rose, the Hellgrammite subjects himself to a mutagenic process that transforms him into a grasshopper-like insectoid. He possesses superhuman strength and leaping abilities, the power to secrete adhesives and weave transformative or imprisoning cocoons and a durable exoskeleton. A number of his schemes revolve around transforming others into weaker, subordinate versions of himself, leading to clashes with Batman and The Creeper in Brave and the Bold #80, and with Green Arrow and the Black Canary in World's Finest Comics #248-249. Post-CrisisIn the Post-Crisis DC Universe, the Hellgrammite returns as a recurring foe for Superman, first encountering the Man of Steel after being hired (by then LexCorp board member George Markham)[1] to kill Lex Luthor. During the Underworld Unleashed crossover, he makes a deal with Neron, trading his soul in return for increased physical powers and an improved ability to transform others into his drones. In a crossover special, Underworld Unleashed: Patterns of Fear #1, it was stated that he had once used the alias Robert Dobson. Although there were rumors of Hellgrammite's death as a member of the Suicide Squad during the Imperiex crisis, it was instead a similar villain named Larvanaut who died. He has been seen alive One Year Later, still a member of Superman's rogues' gallery, acting as an assassin for Intergang. Following the destruction of Star City at the hands of Prometheus, the new Batman leads a newly formed Justice League in a hunt to track down the various villains who helped Prometheus in his plot. The team finds Hellgrammite and several other villains attempting to flee the country, and a battle ensues. Hellgrammite is ultimately defeated after Donna Troy ties up a villainess named Harpi with her lasso, and then swings her into the villain, knocking both of them out.[2] Powers and abilitiesHellgrammite is capable of super-strength, improved jumping and producing cocoons to imprison his foes or transform them into drone versions of himself. In other mediaTelevision
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References1. ^{{Cite comic | Writer = | Artist = | Story = | Title = Newstime | Volume = | Issue = | Date = May, 1993 | Publisher = DC Comics | Page = 10 | Panel = | ID = }} {{Superman}}{{Green Arrow}}2. ^Justice League of America vol. 2 #43 (May 2010) 3. ^{{cite web|last=Dornbush |first=Jonathon |url=http://www.ew.com/article/2015/08/14/supergirl-hellgrammite-justice-leak?hootPostID=9b2cc3d45d9815941d71a04bba92244c |title=Supergirl casts Justice Leak as Hellgrammite |publisher=EW.com |date=2015-07-29 |accessdate=2015-10-27}} 4. ^Adventures in the DC Universe #17 (August 1998) 8 : Characters created by Neal Adams|Fictional geneticists|Comics characters introduced in 1968|DC Comics metahumans|DC Comics supervillains|Fictional scientists|DC Comics characters with superhuman strength|Characters created by Bob Haney |
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