Deathstroke | Comics

Long before he turned into the world's deadliest and most highly sought assassin, Slade Wilson had a thing for combat techniques. He joined the army in his early teens and rose to the rank of Major in a very short time. Highly impressed at his skill set, his combat trainer Captain Adeline Kane fell in love with him and trained him in guerrilla warfare.

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Slade was drafted to Vietnam War while Adeline was pregnant and an event of massacring an entire village by his unit deeply scarred him. He joined a U.S. Military project for creating Meta-Human and then he secretly started operating as a mercenary. But his cover to his family is blown by the Jackal who kidnapped Slade’s son Joseph Wilson and the confrontation with his wife cost him his right eye and wearing a patch, he became Deathstroke.

He started antagonizing the Teen Titans and develops an animosity with Beast Boy by gravely injuring him. Then he used Terra as a mole inside the Titans to take them down (Judas Contract). With help from his son Jericho, Nightwing took him down. During Titans Hunt, Slade was hired by Doom Patrol to seek out the Titans.

He lost Jericho in fight but later seen controlling Rose Wilson AKA The Ravager. In a confrontation against the Justice League, Green Arrow pissed him off and Slade grew a feud on him. Slade was a member of Lex Luthor’s Secret Society and hired Nightwing to train Rose. One Year Later, Slade came back at Green Arrow, formed Titans East, started manipulating Batgirl and joined the League of Assassins to control Damian Wayne against Batman.

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Before the release of the movie The Terminator, originally Slade Wilson was known as Deathstroke the Terminator, a fictional character invented for DC Comics by Marv Wolfman (Crisis on Infinite Earths, DC Universe Online – Legends) and George Perez (Final Crisis – Legion of 3 Worlds, Wonder Woman). Appearing on the second issue of The New Teen Titans monthly series in 1980, Deathstroke soon made a name for himself in the comic book industry.

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Aside from his clashes with superheroes like Batman, Green Arrow, Teen Titans and Justice League, he was a key character in major events and storylines such as Family Lost, No Man's Land, Identity Crisis, Justice League Elite, Infinite Crisis, Road to Jericho, Final Crisis, Blackest Night, The Return of Bruce Wayne and Brightest Day. Before DC Comics rebooted their timeline to The New 52, Slade Wilson appeared briefly in the “Flashpoint” crossover to die at the hand of Aquaman.
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Supergirl | Comics

In the modern adventure, Superman met a being who calls herself Supergirl and she reveals that she was not from the doomed planet Krypton. In fact, Lex Luthor of the Time Trapper’s Pocket Universe was actually responsible for creating this Matrix Supergirl who came to Earth. She had almost all the powers like the Man of Steel including shape-shifting and invisibility.

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She came looking for Superman to New Earth for his assistance to defeat three Kryptonian fugitives of the Phantom Zone. The Matrix Supergirl would follow Superman for many years in his adventures and was also a major witness of “The Death of Superman” at the hands of Doomsday. She even posed as Superman after the event to cover up for Clark Kent’s mysterious disappearance.

However, Superman have finally met his long lost Kyptonian cousin following a Kryptonite asteroid crisis (Superman/Batman – Public Enemies), when Batman found her ship submerged under water and taken her to protective custody. Superman confirms that she is in fact his cousin Kara Zor-El from Krypton.

She quickly adapted to Earth and went on Paradise Island to be trained by Wonder Woman. Her arrival on Earth drew the attention of Darkseid who attempted to kidnap and brainwash her but the Trinity traveled to Apokolips and rescued her (Superman/Batman – Supergirl from Krypton). She took the role of Supergirl after that and became friends with fellow superhero Starfire of the Teen Titans and her "cousin" Superboy.

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The idea of Supergirl was actually to be a female counterpart to Superman; one of the most popular character and female superhero of DC Comics. The concept of the Matrix Supergirl was conceived by writer/artist John Byrne (Doom Patrol, John Byrne’s Next Men) who first appeared in the pages of Action Comics and later writer Otto Binder and artist Al Plastino created Kara Zor-El years after the Matrix Supergirl, who debuted in the Superman/Batman monthly ongoing in 2004.

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During “Crisis on Infinite Earths”, the Matrix character was eventually killed off for various reasons but re-introduced again and following the “Flashpoint” crossover event, Supergirl/Kara Zor-El received a well revised and slightly altered origin story just like the other DC Comics characters in The New 52. A live-action Supergirl series for TV has been on air since 2015, where actress Melissa Benoist portrays the character.
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