The origin of Emil LaSalle is unknown. This Frenchsupervillain had previously fought Phantasmo and Fleur-de-Lis, prior to being approached by the Brain, Monsieur Mallah, and Phobia to become part of their new Brotherhood of Evil.[2] At first, Warp refused but, after being attacked by Captain Toulon and trapped on the "Earth-11" alternate Earth, Warp changed his mind and joined the group (the whole affair had been engineered by Doctor Mist to get rid of Toulon and save the survivors of that alternate Earth).[volume & issue needed]
Warp has fought the Teen Titans on different occasions, later resurfacing with the other Brotherhood of Evil members who were then called the Society of Sin.
When the Joker altered the sanity of dozens of supervillains, Warp was one of those affected. He attacked the United Nations building, sending the top halves of many people into deep space.
He kidnapped Icemaiden, a service paid for by Delores Winters. Winters stole Icemaiden's skin, but the heroine survived, now in a comatose state in S.T.A.R. Labs.
During the One Year Later story, Warp rejoined the Brotherhood of Evil.
In "Salvation Run', he was used by Lex Luthor as a component in a teleportation device and was killed when it self-destructed.
In 2011 "The New 52" rebooted the DC universe. Warp is a member of The Brotherhood of Evil. He and the rest of the team are battling Blue Beetle in his new title.[4]
During the "Forever Evil" storyline, Warp is among the villains recruited by the Crime Syndicate to join the Secret Society of Super Villains.[5]
Powers and abilities
Besides flying, Warp can open portals between any two locations that he chooses and travel through them and bring others through it as well. Repeated use of this power tires him out.
In other media
Warp appeared in Teen Titans, voiced by Xander Berkeley. This version is a time-traveling supervillain from a century in the future. After running afoul of the Teen Titans in the episode "How Long is Forever?", Warp later joins the Brotherhood of Evil in their plot to eliminate young heroes around the world, only to be flash-frozen by the Titans.
^Cowsill, Alan; Irvine, Alex; Korte, Steve; Manning, Matt; Wiacek, Win; Wilson, Sven (2016). The DC Comics Encyclopedia: The Definitive Guide to the Characters of the DC Universe. DK Publishing. p. 324. ISBN978-1-4654-5357-0.
^Rovin, Jeff (1987). The Encyclopedia of Supervillains. New York: Facts on File. p. 368. ISBN0-8160-1356-X.
warp, comics, science, fiction, comic, published, first, comics, warp, other, media, warp, character, appearing, american, comic, books, published, comics, warppublication, informationpublisherdc, comicsfirst, appearancethe, teen, titans, december, 1981, creat. For the science fiction comic published by First Comics see Warp In other media Warp is a character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics WarpPublication informationPublisherDC ComicsFirst appearanceThe New Teen Titans 14 December 1981 Created byGeorge Perez plot pencils Marv Wolfman script In story informationFull nameEmil LaSalleSpeciesMetahumanTeam affiliationsSecret Society of Super VillainsBrotherhood of EvilSociety of SinSuicide SquadAbilitiesFlight Ability to open portals that permit travel to other locations Contents 1 Publication history 2 Fictional character biography 3 Powers and abilities 4 In other media 5 References 6 External linksPublication history EditWarp first appeared in The New Teen Titans 14 December 1981 and was created by George Perez and Marv Wolfman 1 Fictional character biography EditThe origin of Emil LaSalle is unknown This French supervillain had previously fought Phantasmo and Fleur de Lis prior to being approached by the Brain Monsieur Mallah and Phobia to become part of their new Brotherhood of Evil 2 At first Warp refused but after being attacked by Captain Toulon and trapped on the Earth 11 alternate Earth Warp changed his mind and joined the group the whole affair had been engineered by Doctor Mist to get rid of Toulon and save the survivors of that alternate Earth volume amp issue needed Warp has fought the Teen Titans on different occasions later resurfacing with the other Brotherhood of Evil members who were then called the Society of Sin When the Joker altered the sanity of dozens of supervillains Warp was one of those affected He attacked the United Nations building sending the top halves of many people into deep space In the Villains United Infinite Crisis special Warp now partially cured was with the Brotherhood of Evil when they appear as members of Alexander Luthor Jr s Secret Society of Super Villains 3 He was seen working with Doctor Psycho to free Doomsday from captivity near the center of the Earth He kidnapped Icemaiden a service paid for by Delores Winters Winters stole Icemaiden s skin but the heroine survived now in a comatose state in S T A R Labs During the One Year Later story Warp rejoined the Brotherhood of Evil In Salvation Run he was used by Lex Luthor as a component in a teleportation device and was killed when it self destructed In 2011 The New 52 rebooted the DC universe Warp is a member of The Brotherhood of Evil He and the rest of the team are battling Blue Beetle in his new title 4 During the Forever Evil storyline Warp is among the villains recruited by the Crime Syndicate to join the Secret Society of Super Villains 5 Powers and abilities EditBesides flying Warp can open portals between any two locations that he chooses and travel through them and bring others through it as well Repeated use of this power tires him out In other media EditWarp appeared in Teen Titans voiced by Xander Berkeley This version is a time traveling supervillain from a century in the future After running afoul of the Teen Titans in the episode How Long is Forever Warp later joins the Brotherhood of Evil in their plot to eliminate young heroes around the world only to be flash frozen by the Titans Warp appears in Smallville portrayed by Elias Toufexis This version is a member of the Suicide Squad who lacks the ability to fly References Edit Cowsill Alan Irvine Alex Korte Steve Manning Matt Wiacek Win Wilson Sven 2016 The DC Comics Encyclopedia The Definitive Guide to the Characters of the DC Universe DK Publishing p 324 ISBN 978 1 4654 5357 0 Rovin Jeff 1987 The Encyclopedia of Supervillains New York Facts on File p 368 ISBN 0 8160 1356 X Infinite Crisis 4 DC Comics Blue Beetle vol 9 1 DC Comics Wonder Woman vol 4 23 1 DC Comics External links EditWarp s Bio Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Warp comics amp oldid 1145425428, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
