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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 whereabouts are in Central City stopping the Reapers from destroying the timeline, but often aids his teammates and other heroes in Metropolis and Gotham City.
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)
Marsboy debuts in "The Boy from Mars!," the first story written by William Woolfolk, drawn by Curt Swan & John Fischetti, and edited by Jack Schiff (although Whitney Ellsworth is credited). Marsboy's origin is revealed: He was exposed to supra-universal rays from a falling meteor on Mars which gives him many super-powers including telescopic senses, able to lift millions of vastars, beyond light speed flight, and invulnerability. Marsboy visits with the Visgor Scientific Unit, who reveals that Mars was populated by the people of the lost continent of Mu [using a rocket ship to Mars to escape its destruction]. Using the Viewascope, they also show Sutri that Superboy is the only thing that can prevent them from gaining precious documents needed to save Mars from impending doom. Marsboy attempts to steal the Sphinx in Egypt quickly before Superboy notices only to have the Boy of Steel thwart him by restoring the Sphinx. Secretly, Sutri then fails to stop Superboy using a boulder and a thunderstorm. Finally, Marsboy reveals himself and the boys, equally matched, have a stalemate. Marsboy flees and both vow to themselves to learn more about the other. Sutri learns English and Earth customs by spying on Smallville and then poses as Smallville High exchange student, Joe Mars, where he befriends Clark Kent and professes an interest in ancient history. After four days of not finding anything about Superboy, "Joe" is saved from being hit by a truck. And later that same day in History class, both boys discover each other's identities; Superboy notices that Marsboy was using his X-ray vision on him [to learn the answer of "Name two signers of the Declaration of Independence, Joe"] from which Sutri accidentally discovers that Clark is Superboy. Even though the boys confront each other in the hall, both continue the school day. When the Chemistry class tours an Industrial Plant, "Joe" uses super-breath to trip Clark into a vat of acid revealing his Superboy costume underneath. Quick thinking by Superboy salvages his identity. Finally, Marsboy continues to put pressure on Superboy by attacking Clark in a trolley full of passengers. And after Superboy manages to escape without revealing anything, Marsboy suggests that they meet in a room at 11 Jones Place in an hour. After that hour, Marsboy appears and reveals that the documents that Marsboy needs within the Sphinx are a formula for making water discovered while his people lived in Atlantis. Further, he claims that the room and Superboy have been made radioactive with Radium from Marsboy's X-ray vision, so that Superboy can not interfere with his stealing the Sphinx without harming Earthlings. But, after Marsboy claims that there is no copper in the room for insulation, Superboy deduces the truth and uses a lead cocoon to protect others while flying into space to intercept Marsboy. Upon confronting Marsboy in space, Superboy reveals that he can see through copper and can read the documents to him without the need to steal the Sphinx. Marsboy uses his super-memory to remember the formula and the boys part as friends.
