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Logi of Durim is one of several other-dimensional heroes that were captured by Brainiac during the villain's numerous trips through time and the Multiverse. Brainiac had traveled the Multiverse in search of unique heroes and villains from many worlds including alternate Earths to use as an army. Logi was being used as a template for many of the new exobyte-enhanced humans until he was able to escape from a Brainiac ship with help from this Earth's Oracle and Superman. Upon escaping captivity, he quickly learned that he was on an alternate Earth and timeline from the one he had known. Superman offered Marsboy his aid and sponsored him as an honorary Justice League member seeking out his help in a series of adventures. Adjusting to his new life in this new time and this new Earth, Logi has joined a new team of heroes known as Young Unity which features several of the exobyte-enhanced and other trans-dimensional heroes that Brainiac had kidnapped. | Logi of Durim is one of several other-dimensional heroes that were captured by Brainiac during the villain's numerous trips through time and the Multiverse. Brainiac had traveled the Multiverse in search of unique heroes and villains from many worlds including alternate Earths to use as an army. Logi was being used as a template for many of the new exobyte-enhanced humans until he was able to escape from a Brainiac ship with help from this Earth's Oracle and Superman. Upon escaping captivity, he quickly learned that he was on an alternate Earth and timeline from the one he had known. Superman offered Marsboy his aid and sponsored him as an honorary Justice League member seeking out his help in a series of adventures. Adjusting to his new life in this new time and this new Earth, Logi has joined a new team of heroes known as Young Unity which features several of the exobyte-enhanced and other trans-dimensional heroes that Brainiac had kidnapped. | ||
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===WORLD'S FINEST COMICS (Vol. 1) #124 (March 1962)=== | ===WORLD'S FINEST COMICS (Vol. 1) #124 (March 1962)=== | ||
Logi's only appearance is in the first story, "The Mystery of the Alien Super-Boy" starring Superman and Batman, script by Jerry Coleman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein. Superman, Batman and Robin are alerted to three aliens, one carrying the other two while flying in search of something near the Colonial Museum in the outskirts of Gotham City. After stunning a guard at the museum, Batman and Robin try to ambush and stop them from stealing loot when the flying alien begins to throw a wooden ship upon them. Luckily, Superman arrives to save them both. Superman discovers that the super-powered alien is as powerful as he is and must stop the battle to save a train when the alien uses his heat vision to melt the tracks. As Batman and Robin track the trio to their initial sighting location in Porter's Corners. There they encounter another alien boy, about the same age as Robin, with a strange orange beast who attacks them. When Superman arrives to help, Batman notices that Superman has met his match with this super-powered boy. Soon, the boy, through telepathy, calls Batman and Robin "Sklur and Hansh" and unmasks them both while Superman wrestles with his beast, Quisto. The alien super-hero mistakes Superman and Batman for criminals from his own planet. Realizing the confusion, the boy tells the heroes his story - several years ago, he and an eccentric scientist Hroguth were hiking when a weird meteor crashed nearby bathing them both with strange rays. Logi, the boy vows to use his powers for good, while Hroguth vows to use his for evil. The two constantly clash with each battle ending in a stalemate until Hroguth's super-spectographic studies discover an element from Earth that can permanently remove Logi's powers. The heroes vow to help Logi. Soon, they uncover the villain's hideout and Logi is exposed to the new mechanism's rays that begin to weaken him as Hroguth reveals that the same ray could remove his powers as well. Superman quickly saves Logi from the ray and the heroes retreat. Superman, Batman and Robin leave Logi to recover from the ray's effects to stop an avalanche. Logi is ambushed and bathed in the rays long enough to permanently lose his powers. As the alien villains rejoice, Superman returns to hold Hroguth and allows Robin who is disguised as Logi (thus saving the boy's powers) to use the ray to remove Hroguth's powers. Logi, as Robin, also returns after stopping the avalanche. He thanks the heroes for their aid and collects the villains to return to their home world of Durim. | Logi's only appearance is in the first story, "The Mystery of the Alien Super-Boy" starring Superman and Batman, script by Jerry Coleman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein. Superman, Batman and Robin are alerted to three aliens, one carrying the other two while flying in search of something near the Colonial Museum in the outskirts of Gotham City. After stunning a guard at the museum, Batman and Robin try to ambush and stop them from stealing loot when the flying alien begins to throw a wooden ship upon them. Luckily, Superman arrives to save them both. Superman discovers that the super-powered alien is as powerful as he is and must stop the battle to save a train when the alien uses his heat vision to melt the tracks. As Batman and Robin track the trio to their initial sighting location in Porter's Corners. There they encounter another alien boy, about the same age as Robin, with a strange orange beast who attacks them. When Superman arrives to help, Batman notices that Superman has met his match with this super-powered boy. Soon, the boy, through telepathy, calls Batman and Robin "Sklur and Hansh" and unmasks them both while Superman wrestles with his beast, Quisto. The alien super-hero mistakes Superman and Batman for criminals from his own planet. Realizing the confusion, the boy tells the heroes his story - several years ago, he and an eccentric scientist Hroguth were hiking when a weird meteor crashed nearby bathing them both with strange rays. Logi, the boy vows to use his powers for good, while Hroguth vows to use his for evil. The two constantly clash with each battle ending in a stalemate until Hroguth's super-spectographic studies discover an element from Earth that can permanently remove Logi's powers. The heroes vow to help Logi. Soon, they uncover the villain's hideout and Logi is exposed to the new mechanism's rays that begin to weaken him as Hroguth reveals that the same ray could remove his powers as well. Superman quickly saves Logi from the ray and the heroes retreat. Superman, Batman and Robin leave Logi to recover from the ray's effects to stop an avalanche. Logi is ambushed and bathed in the rays long enough to permanently lose his powers. As the alien villains rejoice, Superman returns to hold Hroguth and allows Robin who is disguised as Logi (thus saving the boy's powers) to use the ray to remove Hroguth's powers. Logi, as Robin, also returns after stopping the avalanche. He thanks the heroes for their aid and collects the villains to return to their home world of Durim. | ||
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DC Universe Online biography
Logi of Durim is one of several other-dimensional heroes that were captured by Brainiac during the villain's numerous trips through time and the Multiverse. Brainiac had traveled the Multiverse in search of unique heroes and villains from many worlds including alternate Earths to use as an army. Logi was being used as a template for many of the new exobyte-enhanced humans until he was able to escape from a Brainiac ship with help from this Earth's Oracle and Superman. Upon escaping captivity, he quickly learned that he was on an alternate Earth and timeline from the one he had known. Superman offered Marsboy his aid and sponsored him as an honorary Justice League member seeking out his help in a series of adventures. Adjusting to his new life in this new time and this new Earth, Logi has joined a new team of heroes known as Young Unity which features several of the exobyte-enhanced and other trans-dimensional heroes that Brainiac had kidnapped.
Logi's current status - http://wavedox.com/worlds/uspc/characters/logi
DC Comics biography
Alter Ego: None
Other Alias: Alien Super-Boy
Known Relatives: None
Homeworld: Durim
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 180 lbs.
Eyes: Black
Hair: Black
First Appearance: WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #124 (March 1962)
Powers: Super-Strength, Invulnerability, Super-Speed, Flight, Super-Hearing, Super-Breath, Heat Vision, X-Ray Vision, Telescopic Vision, & Microscpoic Vision
Pet: Quisto, a tracking beast
Origin/History: Gained Kryptonian-level powers by being exposed to a weird meteor's rays.
WORLD'S FINEST COMICS (Vol. 1) #124 (March 1962)
Logi's only appearance is in the first story, "The Mystery of the Alien Super-Boy" starring Superman and Batman, script by Jerry Coleman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein. Superman, Batman and Robin are alerted to three aliens, one carrying the other two while flying in search of something near the Colonial Museum in the outskirts of Gotham City. After stunning a guard at the museum, Batman and Robin try to ambush and stop them from stealing loot when the flying alien begins to throw a wooden ship upon them. Luckily, Superman arrives to save them both. Superman discovers that the super-powered alien is as powerful as he is and must stop the battle to save a train when the alien uses his heat vision to melt the tracks. As Batman and Robin track the trio to their initial sighting location in Porter's Corners. There they encounter another alien boy, about the same age as Robin, with a strange orange beast who attacks them. When Superman arrives to help, Batman notices that Superman has met his match with this super-powered boy. Soon, the boy, through telepathy, calls Batman and Robin "Sklur and Hansh" and unmasks them both while Superman wrestles with his beast, Quisto. The alien super-hero mistakes Superman and Batman for criminals from his own planet. Realizing the confusion, the boy tells the heroes his story - several years ago, he and an eccentric scientist Hroguth were hiking when a weird meteor crashed nearby bathing them both with strange rays. Logi, the boy vows to use his powers for good, while Hroguth vows to use his for evil. The two constantly clash with each battle ending in a stalemate until Hroguth's super-spectographic studies discover an element from Earth that can permanently remove Logi's powers. The heroes vow to help Logi. Soon, they uncover the villain's hideout and Logi is exposed to the new mechanism's rays that begin to weaken him as Hroguth reveals that the same ray could remove his powers as well. Superman quickly saves Logi from the ray and the heroes retreat. Superman, Batman and Robin leave Logi to recover from the ray's effects to stop an avalanche. Logi is ambushed and bathed in the rays long enough to permanently lose his powers. As the alien villains rejoice, Superman returns to hold Hroguth and allows Robin who is disguised as Logi (thus saving the boy's powers) to use the ray to remove Hroguth's powers. Logi, as Robin, also returns after stopping the avalanche. He thanks the heroes for their aid and collects the villains to return to their home world of Durim.
