#elinore stone

[vestroiarae]

ok but do you ever think about how Victor's mom, Elinore, developed the cybernetic technology to help amputees, but the army were the ones to see it as potential weapons? And how did her original plans only come true in her death? Silas Stone wasn't building a soldier, he was saving their boy. ughh.

[lucy-skye-diamonds]

Chapters: 10/20 Fandom: DCU (Comics), Batman - All Media Types, Superman - All Media Types Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne, Tim Drake/Kon-El | Conner Kent Characters: Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent, Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Cassandra Cain, Tim Drake (DCU), Damian Wayne, Kon-El | Conner Kent, Jonathan Samuel Kent, Cassie Sandsmark, Lois Lane, John Stewart (DCU), Barbara Gordon, Slade Wilson, Lex Luthor, Lana Lang (DCU), Zatanna Zatara Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - No Capes, Alternate Universe - Olympics, Implied/Referenced Character Death, Implied/Referenced Sex, Figure Skating, USA Men's National Ice Hockey Team, Winter Olympics, Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, Enemies to Lovers, Mentions of Cancer Summary:

The Waynes & the Kents shared three things in common: 1. They were the first sporting-families to represent Team USA at the Winter Olympics, 2. They are media darlings beloved by all, and 3. They hate each other with a burning passion.

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Thinking of Vic's complicated relationship with his body due to the circumstances that lead to him having his cybernetic prostheses being extremely traumatic and out of his control and waking up suddenly in a body that feels unrecognizeable to him --

but slowly learning to accept himself first by hanging out with people who are 'freaks' like him (the new teen titans) and then other disabled people IRL who do not view his protheses as weird but rather cool (the kids at sarah's school).

But anyway I'm wondering if there's a stage where Vic begins to be glad for his cybernetic body -- not how he got it, that killed his parents so he would not be glad for that. but while initially he was understandably mad at his dad for the extreme body modifications he had no say in*, I wonder if later on he would be glad for it because. his parents died. They're both gone. But they both** contributed to the technology that keeps Vic alive, their work is in him, they help him protect himself even when they're no longer there and there will always be some reminder of their love for him in him.

*which I don't think is really inherently wrong of Silas to do, because Vic was fucking dying and it was the only way to save his life, but it is understandable that at first Vic sees this as something that was done to him, not for him.

**initially it was just his dad, but IIRC later comics retconned it so his mom contributed some research to the tech that keeps him alive. EDIT: Ty @danny-chase it was Elinore Stone (Vic's mom) who built cybernetic protheses for the army which was implied to be in her mind something to help dismembered victims of war, the army wanted a perfect soldier with it. NTT (second series) #47

[mndvx]

ZACK SNYDER’S JUSTICE LEAGUE: JUSTICE IS GRAY (2021) ››› Ray Fisher as Victor Stone ››› Karen Bryson as Elinore Stone

[dailydccomics]

Starfire is finally free from captivity and killin folks Teen Titans: Earth One #1

[dcbinges]

Tales of the The New Teen Titans #1 (1982) by George Pérez & Marv Wolfman

[hood-ex]

hi! do cyborg's parents show up a lot in the comics? or are they mentioned a lot? ik he has a lot of baggage with his dad, but what about his mom or grandparents? i'm researching his backstory and i cant seem to find any primary sources about this, whether its pre/post crisis or post new 52. if u could reference or post some i'd really appreciate it, thank you!! :')

Well, y'see, Vic's mom died in the accident that turned Vic into what he is now. Vic's dad ended up dying from the long-term effects of radiation poisoning in The New Teen Titans Vol. 1 #7 (just go read this issue because it's Vic's origin story). Sooo, yeah, no they don't show up much based on my knowledge of pre-Flashpoint events. You can catch a few more glimpses of his mom and dad in the 2015 Cyborg run and the Rebirth Cyborg run though.

Vic's grandparents pop up every now and then, especially when Vic is hurt. You can see them in these issues:

Tales of the Teen Titans

The New Teen Titans Vol. 2

The New Titans

[theonewhonothingknows]

Cyborg's story really said " institutions are heartless, and don't care for people when they need it most" and "we need to care for each other instead, and cheat the heartless system" and I'm all for it !