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| − | '''Dennis "Denny" O'Neil''' is a veteran writer and editor for DC Comics. He is widely regarded for his extensive contributions to the characters of [[Batman]] and [[Green Arrow (Ollie Queen)|Green Arrow]] in the 1970's. The following bibliography applies to Denny's DC contributions only. |
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| + | '''Real Name:''' Dr. Curtis Engstrom <br> |
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| − | ==Bibliography== |
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| + | '''Nicknames:''' No known nicknames <br> |
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| − | ===As writer=== |
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| + | '''Former Aliases:''' No known former aliases <br> |
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| − | *[[All-Star Western 6 (Volume 2, 1971)#Night of the Snake|All-Star Western (Volume 2) #6]] ''(3rd story)'' |
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| + | '''Other Current Aliases:''' No other known current aliases <br> |
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| − | *[[All-Star Western 10 (Volume 2, 1972)#Bat Lash|All-Star Western (Volume 2) #10]] ''(3rd story)'' |
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| − | *[[Bat Lash 1 (1968)|Bat Lash #1]] |
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| − | *[[Bat Lash 2 (1969)|Bat Lash #2]] |
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| + | ==Status== |
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| − | *[[Bat Lash 3 (1969)|Bat Lash #3]] |
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| + | '''Occupation:''' Biochemist <br> |
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| − | *[[Bat Lash 4 (1969)|Bat Lash #4]] |
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| + | '''Legal Status:''' Legal status unknown <br> |
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| − | *[[Bat Lash 5 (1969)|Bat Lash #5]] |
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| + | '''Identity:''' [[:Category:Secret Identity|Secret]] <br> |
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| − | *[[Bat Lash 6 (1969)|Bat Lash #6]] |
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| + | '''Marital Status:''' Marital status unknown <br> |
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| − | *[[Bat Lash 7 (1969)|Bat Lash #7]] |
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| + | '''Group Affiliation:''' No known group affiliation <br> |
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| − | *[[Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 1 (1989)|Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1]] |
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| + | '''Base of Operations:''' [[Keystone City]] <br> |
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| − | *[[Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 2 (1989)|Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #2]] |
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| − | *[[Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 3 (1990)|Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #3]] |
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| − | *[[Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 4 (1990)|Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #4]] |
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| + | ==Origin== |
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| − | *[[Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 5 (1990)|Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #5]] |
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| + | Origin of character unknown. <br> |
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| − | *[[Detective Comics 625 (1991)|Detective Comics #625]] |
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| − | *[[Isis 1 (1976)|Isis #1]] |
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| + | '''Place of Birth:''' Place of birth unknown <br> |
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| − | *[[Joker 1 (1975)|Joker #1]] |
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| + | '''Known Relatives:''' No known relatives <br> |
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| − | *[[Joker 2 (1975)|Joker #2]] |
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| + | '''First Appearance:''' Flash (2nd series) #71 (December, 1992) <br> |
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| − | *[[Joker 3 (1975)|Joker #3]] |
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| − | *[[Joker 6 (1976)|Joker #6]] |
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| − | *[[Kamandi 45 (1976)|Kamandi #45]] |
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| + | ==History== |
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| − | *[[Kamandi 46 (1976)|Kamandi #46]] |
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| + | '''Dr. Curt Engstrom''' worked for [[S.T.A.R. Labs]] in [[Keystone City]]. They obtained [[Dr. Alchemy]]'s [[Philosopher's Stone]], a stone with the capability of transmuting the elements. The scientific firm shaved off a microscopic portion of the stone, using it for the construction of a miniature medical computer that could go through the bloodstream, transmuting free radicals into iron, curing blood disease. Engstrom stole the computer and the Stone, ransoming them. He was later arrested. They did not recovere the computer chip. |
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| − | *[[Kamandi 47 (1976)|Kamandi #47]] |
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| − | *[[Kamandi 48 (1977)|Kamandi #48]] |
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| + | Engstrom tried to use [[Moe "Mouthpiece" Migliani]], the famous jailhouse lawyer, to get out. He told Migliani the location of the microcomputer. The lawyer purposely botched the case so he could get his own hands on the chip instead. |
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| − | *[[Kamandi 50 (1977)|Kamandi #50]] |
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| − | *[[Shazam 1 (1973)|Shazam #1]] |
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| + | Engstrom did escape, however, and using the Philosopher's Stone, he devised a costume similar to that of the original Dr. Alchemy. Calling himself the '''Alchemist''', he went after Migliani in a bank. [[Police Commissioner Hotchkiss]] asked the [[Flash (Wally West)|Flash]] to escort Migliani around, to protect him from Engstrom. However, Migiliani was scheduled to appear on [[WKEY]]'s [[Fernando]] talk show. The Alchemist tracked him there. After temporarily stalling the Flash by turning the nitrogen around him into gold, Engstrom captured Migliani. The Flash followed them, and was able to defeat Engstrom. Wally noticed that the watch that Migliani had given him earlier was not keeping proper time, which clued him that the chip was in fact inside the watch, proving that Migliani had stolen it. So both Engstrom and Migliani were put behind bars. <br> |
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| − | *[[Shazam 2 (1973)|Shazam #2]] |
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| − | *[[Shazam 3 (1973)|Shazam #3]] |
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| − | *[[Shazam 4 (1973)|Shazam #4]] |
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| + | ==Characteristics== |
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| − | *[[Shazam 25 (1976)|Shazam #25]] |
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| + | '''Height:''' x'xx" <br> |
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| − | *[[Weird Western Tales 12 (Volume 1, 1972)#Bat Lash|Weird Western Tales (Volume 1) #12]] ''(3rd story)'' |
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| + | '''Weight:''' xxx lbs (xxx kg) <br> |
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| + | '''Eyes:''' Eye colour unknown <br> |
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| + | '''Hair:''' Hair colour unknown <br> |
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| + | '''Unusual Features:''' No unusual features <br> |
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| + | ==Powers== |
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| + | '''Known Powers:''' No known powers. <br> |
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| + | '''Known Abilities:''' No known abilities. <br> |
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| + | '''Strength Level:''' Strength level unknown <br> |
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| + | ==Miscellaneous== |
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| + | '''Equipment:''' [[Philosopher's Stone]]. <br> |
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| + | '''Transportation:''' No known transportation. <br> |
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| + | '''Weapons:''' No known weapons. <br> |
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| + | ==Notes== |
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| + | * No special notes. |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | ==Recommended Readings== |
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| + | ==Related Articles== |
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| + | ==External Links== |
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| + | ==References== |
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| + | * Flash (2nd series) #71-72 (December-January, 1992-1993) |
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| − | ===As editor=== |
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| − | *[[Batman 404 (1987)|Batman #404]] |
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| − | *[[Batman 405 (1987)|Batman #405]] |
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| − | *[[Batman 406 (1987)|Batman #406]] |
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| − | *[[Batman 407 (1987)|Batman #407]] |
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| − | *[[Batman 475 (1992)|Batman #475]] |
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| − | *[[Batman 476 (1992)|Batman #476]] |
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| − | *[[Batman 489 (1993)|Batman #489]] |
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| − | *[[Batman: I, Joker (1998)|Batman: I, Joker]] |
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| − | *[[Batman: The Killing Joke (1988)|Batman: The Killing Joke]] |
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| − | *[[Batman: Vengeance of Bane 1 (1993)|Batman: Vengeance of Bane Special #1]] |
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| − | *[[Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion 13 (1973)|Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion #13]] |
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| − | *[[Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion 14 (1974)|Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion #14]] |
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| − | *[[Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion 15 (1974)|Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion #15]] |
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| − | *[[Isis 1 (1976)|Isis #1]] |
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| − | *[[Kamandi 53 (1977)|Kamandi #53]] |
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| − | *[[Karate Kid 6 (1977)|Karate Kid #6]] |
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| − | *[[Karate Kid 7 (1977)|Karate Kid #7]] |
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| − | *[[Karate Kid 8 (1977)|Karate Kid #8]] |
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| − | *[[Karate Kid 9 (1977)|Karate Kid #9]] |
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| − | *[[Karate Kid 10 (1977)|Karate Kid #10]] |
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| − | *[[Karate Kid 11 (1977)|Karate Kid #11]] |
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| − | *[[Phantom Stranger 1 (Volume 3, 1987)|Phantom Stranger (Volume 3) #1]] |
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| − | *[[Phantom Stranger 2 (Volume 3, 1987)|Phantom Stranger (Volume 3) #2]] |
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| − | *[[Phantom Stranger 3 (Volume 3, 1987)|Phantom Stranger (Volume 3) #3]] |
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| − | *[[Phantom Stranger 4 (Volume 3, 1988)|Phantom Stranger (Volume 3) #4]] |
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| − | *[[Robin 1 (Volume 1, 1991)|Robin (Volume 1) #1]] |
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| − | *[[Robin 2 (Volume 1, 1991)|Robin (Volume 1) #2]] |
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| − | *[[Robin 3 (Volume 1, 1991)|Robin (Volume 1) #3]] |
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| − | *[[Robin 4 (Volume 1, 1991)|Robin (Volume 1) #4]] |
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| − | *[[Robin 5 (Volume 1, 1991)|Robin (Volume 1) #5]] |
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| − | *[[Superboy 228 (Volume 1, 1977)|Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes #228]] |
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| − | *[[Super Friends 3 (1977)|Super Friends #3]] |
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| − | *[[Super Friends 4 (1977)|Super Friends #4]] |
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| − | *[[Super Friends 5 (1977)|Super Friends #5]] |
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| − | *[[Super Friends 6 (1977)|Super Friends #6]] |
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| − | *[[Super Friends 7 (1977)|Super Friends #7]] |
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| − | *[[Super Friends 8 (1977)|Super Friends #8]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 1 (Volume 2, 1988)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #1]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 2 (Volume 2, 1988)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #2]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 3 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #3]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 4 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #4]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 5 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #5]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 6 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #6]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 7 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #7]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 8 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #8]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 9 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #9]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 10 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #10]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 11 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #11]] |
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| − | *[[Unknown Soldier 12 (Volume 2, 1989)|Unknown Soldier (Volume 2) #12]] |
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| − | *[[Wonder Woman 228 (Volume 1, 1977)|Wonder Woman (Volume 1) #228]] |
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| − | [[Category:Writers|O'Neill, Denny]] |
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| − | [[Category:Editors|O'Neill, Denny]] |
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Revision as of 03:53, 20 October 2006
Real Name: Dr. Curtis Engstrom
Nicknames: No known nicknames
Former Aliases: No known former aliases
Other Current Aliases: No other known current aliases
Status
Occupation: Biochemist
Legal Status: Legal status unknown
Identity: Secret
Marital Status: Marital status unknown
Group Affiliation: No known group affiliation
Base of Operations: Keystone City
Origin
Origin of character unknown.
Place of Birth: Place of birth unknown
Known Relatives: No known relatives
First Appearance: Flash (2nd series) #71 (December, 1992)
History
Dr. Curt Engstrom worked for S.T.A.R. Labs in Keystone City. They obtained Dr. Alchemy's Philosopher's Stone, a stone with the capability of transmuting the elements. The scientific firm shaved off a microscopic portion of the stone, using it for the construction of a miniature medical computer that could go through the bloodstream, transmuting free radicals into iron, curing blood disease. Engstrom stole the computer and the Stone, ransoming them. He was later arrested. They did not recovere the computer chip.
Engstrom tried to use Moe "Mouthpiece" Migliani, the famous jailhouse lawyer, to get out. He told Migliani the location of the microcomputer. The lawyer purposely botched the case so he could get his own hands on the chip instead.
Engstrom did escape, however, and using the Philosopher's Stone, he devised a costume similar to that of the original Dr. Alchemy. Calling himself the Alchemist, he went after Migliani in a bank. Police Commissioner Hotchkiss asked the Flash to escort Migliani around, to protect him from Engstrom. However, Migiliani was scheduled to appear on WKEY's Fernando talk show. The Alchemist tracked him there. After temporarily stalling the Flash by turning the nitrogen around him into gold, Engstrom captured Migliani. The Flash followed them, and was able to defeat Engstrom. Wally noticed that the watch that Migliani had given him earlier was not keeping proper time, which clued him that the chip was in fact inside the watch, proving that Migliani had stolen it. So both Engstrom and Migliani were put behind bars.
Characteristics
Height: x'xx"
Weight: xxx lbs (xxx kg)
Eyes: Eye colour unknown
Hair: Hair colour unknown
Unusual Features: No unusual features
Powers
Known Powers: No known powers.
Known Abilities: No known abilities.
Strength Level: Strength level unknown
Miscellaneous
Equipment: Philosopher's Stone.
Transportation: No known transportation.
Weapons: No known weapons.
Notes
- No special notes.
Trivia
Recommended Readings
Related Articles
External Links
References
- Flash (2nd series) #71-72 (December-January, 1992-1993)