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| Reflecto | |
|---|---|
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | DC Comics |
| First appearance | Adventure Comics #354 (March 1967) (memorial statue) |
| In-story information | |
| Species | Superboy: Kryptonian Reflecto: Rimborian |
| Team affiliations | Legion of Super-Heroes |
| Notable aliases | Superboy: Superboy Reflecto: Stig Ah |
| Abilities | Superboy: See Powers and abilities of Superman Reflecto: Able to reflect any object back to its source. |
Рефлекто - вымышленный супергерой из DC Comics, который впервые появился как статуя мертвого члена Легиона Супергероев в Adventure Comics # 354 (март 1967) в истории «Взрослый Легион», которая якобы изображает Легион в более далеком будущем. чем обычная серия Legion. Рефлекто был упомянут как «убитый на дуэли с Владыкой молекул».
Биография вымышленного персонажа [ править ]
In the early 1970s, Dave Cockrum planned a Legion spin-off series called the Outsiders, which would have, among other characters, included Nightcrawler (who was later introduced in the Marvel Comics team the X-Men) and Reflecto, in his first appearance as a living character. This series, however, was not produced.
Reflecto was first introduced as a character in Legion of Super-Heroes #277–280 (July 1981). His initial appearance suggested that he was Ultra Boy with amnesia, but he was soon revealed to be Superboy, (whose body was being possessed by the consciousness of the apparently dead Ultra Boy), who was suffering from a form of amnesia brought on by his inadvertent disobedience to a post-hypnotic command implanted in his mind by Saturn Girl. The post-hypnotic command forbade Superboy to ever return to the 30th century; it was given to prevent Superboy from altering history after learning the time and cause of the deaths of his adoptive parents, Jonathan and Martha Kent.
Незаметно прибыв в 30-е столетие, Супербой оказался в мире с очень высокой гравитацией . Его сверхспособности несколько уменьшились, и он не мог сразу покинуть планету. Он столкнулся с очень сильным зверем, который неоднократно нападал на него, пока Супербой не обнаружил, что его привлекали цвета его волос и формы, поскольку все на планете было красновато-оранжевым. Чтобы положить конец атакам, Супербой использовал свое тепловое зрение, чтобы сплавить красноватый песок планеты со своими волосами и униформой, тем самым изменив их цвет.
After some time, he was able to leave the planet, but he did not know where he was. He was also unaware that he had traveled through time. Upon discovering that he was in the 30th century, the conflict with the post-hypnotic command caused a form of extreme denial/amnesia. This, combined with his now unrecognizable appearance led to the formation of the Reflecto identity. In his mind, if he was not "Superboy", then he was not violating the post-hypnotic command.
Reflecto was revealed to be Superboy when he threw himself in front of an energy discharge intended to kill Phantom Girl. The intense energy vaporized the fused sand from the indestructible Kryptonian fabric and revealed the "S"-symbol on his uniform. Saturn Girl then removed the command and restored his mind. Superboy returned to his own time and agreed not to return to the 30th century.
The statue of the "dead" Ultra Boy in the Legion's hall of dead Legionnaires was changed into one of Reflecto, fulfilling the description seen on the statue in the "Adult Legion" story.
In Legion of Super-Heroes (4th series) Annual #1, which happened after continuity changes erased Superboy from history, Reflecto was shown as an actual person in a one-panel flashback. The 2995 Legion of Superheroes Sourcebook, written by the writers of the Legion series but not considered canon by DC Comics, explained that this Reflecto was killed by the Molecule Master as mentioned on the statue featured in the "Adult Legion" story.
A character appeared briefly in the March 2006 issue of Legion of Super-Heroes (5th series, #14) as a crazed fan overcome by the death of Dream Girl. Believing that he and Dream Girl were meant to be together, he lashed out at the Legion by reflecting their powers against them. He was subdued by Triplicate Girl as there was nothing to reflect against an "ordinary" girl. Shortly afterwards he was referred to as "Reflecto" by Shadow Lass.
Other Media[edit]
In the late 1960s, a completely unrelated character named Reflecto appeared in The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure episode "The Mirror-Man of Planet Imago."
This version of Reflecto was a native of the planet Imago who created the Mirror-Man, which was an exact double of Aquaman. He was not a supervillain however, as he was being manipulated by the Brain.
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