In the 25th Century, Lord Death Man is still alive and regularly visits the Superhero Museum where Booster Gold works, always telling the poor security guard stories of the past that he can only quarter-remember.

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In the 25th Century, Lord Death Man is still alive and regularly visits the Superhero Museum where Booster Gold works, always telling the poor security guard stories of the past that he can only quarter-remember.
Death-Man is the villain in Batman #180
Batman: the Jiro Kuwata’s Batmanga: Lord Death Man sketch fan art (2021)
Art by: Adam Gorham
365 DC Comics Paper Cut-Out Villains - One Villain, Every Day, All Year…
October 17th - Lord Death Man
Death Man was originally a criminal from Gotham City who claimed to be immortal. He battled Batman and Robin on a number of occasions and on multiple instances appeared to die; only to reappear seemingly resurrected some time later. Batman ultimately deduced that Death Man was using a specialized form of yoga to enter into a death-like state, slowing his respiration and heart rate to a near standstill. Some time thereafter, Death Man actually acquired immortality. Renaming himself Lord Death Man, he traveled to Tokyo as part of an effort to kill all of the established super heroes of Japan. He succeeded in murdering the hero, Mr. Unknown, and tried to do the same with Mr. Unknown’s protégé, Jiro. With the aide of Batman and Catwoman, Jiro was able to defeat Lord Death Man. Knowing that no prison (including death) could contain Lord Death Man, Batman had the villain placed in a pod and launched into outer space. Death Man first appeared in the pages of Batman #180 (1966) but is likely better known as being the central antagonist in Jiro Kuwata’s Batman manga series.
El villano, toda historia necesita un poco de oscuridad
Month of Rogues, day 15! Not much is known about the mysterious and stylish Lord Death Man, except that his criminal exploits have made him a sensation in both Gotham City and his homeland(?) of Japan. A supremely skilled yoga master, Lord Death Man can put himself in and out of a trance of seeming death in order to make his escape...or do his abilities extend even beyond that?
Ink, 5.5 x 8.5 inches JoJo Seames, 2020
Lord Death Man always makes sure his sidekick Flatline stays on top of brushing and flossing her teeth, even during missions. Creepy skulls don't have yellow teeth
Charles Addams