Baby Wildebeest as depicted in Who's Who in the DC Universe #14 (November 1991). Art by Tom Grummett (penciller), Al Vey (inker), and Anthony Tollin (colorist).
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The Wildebeest Society experimented with genetically-created host bodies to house the tainted souls of Azarath. The Baby Wildebeest was their only successful experiment, before the organization was destroyed by the New Titans. Taking care of the infant creature, the Titans soon realized that it could transform to a grown-up Wildebeest, and let him join the team. Much to Pantha's annoyance, 'Baby' has always regarded her as his mother.[1] Although the size of a human toddler, he had disproportionately powerful strength. He later demonstrated the ability to gain adult form to protect his "Momma". Pantha originally didn't like the creature, often talking about various ways Baby could or would die. Her attitude softened as Wildebeest stayed with the team.[2]
During a Titans vacation to California, Baby Wildebeest and the other Titans had time to visit the beach. While the others were distracted, he built a gigantic sandcastle, with intricate shapes and molding, resembling a cathedral.[3]
After the New Titans disbanded, Pantha took Baby Wildebeest with her and later, along with former Titan Red Star, the three formed an unusual family unit. The three resided in Solar City in Russia, where Pantha and Red Star raise Baby Wildebeest as their son.
Baby Wildebeest would participate in the battle to save his old friend Cyborg, whose magnified power levels threatened the entire Earth. A series of misunderstandings led to the Titans' allies attacking the JLA. Baby Wildebeest was knocked out by Superman.[4]
During the "Infinite Crisis" storyline, Superboy-Prime was confronted by a team of Titans (including Wildebeest and Pantha) on a highway outside of Keystone City. A mentally-ill Superboy-Prime kills Pantha with a blow to the head. Baby Wildebeest attacks and is killed instantly by a heat vision blast through his torso. Red Star survives the battle to mourn his family.[5]
Baby Wildebeest had incredible strength, stamina, and enhanced durability. When provoked, he became a twelve-foot powerhouse, strong enough to take blows from Superman himself.[7]
baby, wildebeest, fictional, character, appearing, american, comic, books, published, comics, depicted, universe, november, 1991, grummett, penciller, inker, anthony, tollin, colorist, publication, informationpublisherdc, comicsfirst, appearancenew, teen, tita. Baby Wildebeest is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics Baby WildebeestBaby Wildebeest as depicted in Who s Who in the DC Universe 14 November 1991 Art by Tom Grummett penciller Al Vey inker and Anthony Tollin colorist Publication informationPublisherDC ComicsFirst appearanceNew Teen Titans vol 2 85 1992 Created byMarv WolfmanTom GrummettIn story informationSpeciesMetahumanPlace of originEarthTeam affiliationsNew Teen TitansWildebeest SocietyBlack Lantern CorpsAbilitiesSuperhuman strength durability and staminaSize alteration This article s lead section may be too short to adequately summarize the key points Please consider expanding the lead to provide an accessible overview of all important aspects of the article April 2024 Contents 1 Publication history 2 Fictional character biography 3 Powers and abilities 4 In other media 5 References 6 External linksPublication history editBaby Wildebeest was introduced in New Teen Titans vol 2 85 April 1992 and was created by Marv Wolfman and Tom Grummett Fictional character biography editThe Wildebeest Society experimented with genetically created host bodies to house the tainted souls of Azarath The Baby Wildebeest was their only successful experiment before the organization was destroyed by the New Titans Taking care of the infant creature the Titans soon realized that it could transform to a grown up Wildebeest and let him join the team Much to Pantha s annoyance Baby has always regarded her as his mother 1 Although the size of a human toddler he had disproportionately powerful strength He later demonstrated the ability to gain adult form to protect his Momma Pantha originally didn t like the creature often talking about various ways Baby could or would die Her attitude softened as Wildebeest stayed with the team 2 During a Titans vacation to California Baby Wildebeest and the other Titans had time to visit the beach While the others were distracted he built a gigantic sandcastle with intricate shapes and molding resembling a cathedral 3 After the New Titans disbanded Pantha took Baby Wildebeest with her and later along with former Titan Red Star the three formed an unusual family unit The three resided in Solar City in Russia where Pantha and Red Star raise Baby Wildebeest as their son Baby Wildebeest would participate in the battle to save his old friend Cyborg whose magnified power levels threatened the entire Earth A series of misunderstandings led to the Titans allies attacking the JLA Baby Wildebeest was knocked out by Superman 4 During the Infinite Crisis storyline Superboy Prime was confronted by a team of Titans including Wildebeest and Pantha on a highway outside of Keystone City A mentally ill Superboy Prime kills Pantha with a blow to the head Baby Wildebeest attacks and is killed instantly by a heat vision blast through his torso Red Star survives the battle to mourn his family 5 Baby Wildebeest was seen revived as a Black Lantern in the Blackest Night crossover event 6 Powers and abilities editBaby Wildebeest had incredible strength stamina and enhanced durability When provoked he became a twelve foot powerhouse strong enough to take blows from Superman himself 7 In other media editSee also Wildebeest character In other media Elements of Baby Wildebeest are incorporated into Teen Titans and Teen Titans Go s incarnation of Wildebeest References edit New Titans 87 DC Comics New Titans 91 DC Comics New Titans 101 DC Comics JLA Titans 2 DC Comics Infinite Crisis 4 DC Comics Blackest Night Titans 1 3 DC Comics JLA Titans 1 DC Comics External links editBaby Wildebeest at DC Wiki Baby Wildebeest at Comic Vine Baby Wildebeest at Titans Tower Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Baby Wildebeest amp oldid 1217632588, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
