#t.o. morrow

[doctorslippery]

[somewherefornow]

WILL MAGNUS & T.O. MORROW in METAL MEN (2007)

[lextheartguy]

just finished reading 52 and I am not immune to mad scientists

[orange-s-mario]

clear image here

Finished the Ivo/Morrow/Magnus section. Doc Magnus sure has made a LOT of robots

[professionalbookhoarder]

The Flash (1987) #19

[the-overanalyzer]

52 from 52 - #29

Prozac Elimi-Nation

And you thought Thanksgiving with your family was bad. Here’s the “reminder” portion of the “Will Magnus has a real mental illness that really affects him” arc. Ultimate payoff still to come. I really don’t remember Veronica Cale acting...like this in Wonder Woman. I’m assuming some of the difference is down to Morrison doing most of the Science Squad stuff, but it’s only an assumption on my part that they did. IDK, maybe hanging out with Circe just really changed her. 

[evilhorse]

The Future State Legion of Doom

[docgold13]

365 DC Comics Paper Cut-Out Villains - One Villain, Every Day, All Year…

May 29th - T. O. Morrow

Thomas Oscar Morrow is a brilliant and unscrupulous physicist who was able to create a specialized television that could see hundreds of years into the future. He used the information gleaned from his view into the future to create incredible machines based on highly advanced technologies. One of Marrow’s students was the fellow scientist, Will Magnus; Marrow’s tutelage helped Magnus to go on to create the android superheroes known s The Metal Men. He also aided Silas Stone in saving his son’s life, creating the hero known as Cyborg. T.O. Marrow ultimately turned to crime to further finance his ongoing research. Hoping to avoid the interference of The Flash (Allen), Marrow built a sophisticated robot replicant of Green Lantern, which he used to battle The Flash. The true Green Lantern (Jordan) interceded and together to two heroes were able to defeat Marrow. Later, Marrow created the elemental android called The Red Tornado and used him as part of a plot to infiltrate the Justice League. Yet Marrow’s work in creating The Tornado’s computerized mind proved too good and the android developed a sentience of his own, leading him to turn on Marrow and become a hero in ernest. Some time thereafter, Marrow teamed up with fellow mad scientist, Professor Ivo, and they created the android called Tomorrow Woman to once more infiltrate the League. And once again, Marrow’s perfectionism got the best of him; he provided Tomorrow Woman with true sentience and she ended up sacrificing herself to save The League. A version of the character has appeared on the Supergirl television series portrayed by actor Iddo Goldberg. T.O. Marrow first appeared in the pages of The Flash #143 (1964).