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| Mirror Master | |
| Nick Name | |
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| Civilian ID | |
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Mirror Master I Samuel Joseph Scudder Mirror Master II Evan McCulloch |
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| Occupation | |
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Mirror Master I Criminal Mirror Master II Assassin Criminal Mercenary |
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| Legal Status | |
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Mirror Master I Deceased citizen of the United States with a criminal record. Mirror Master II Citizen of Scotland with a criminal record. |
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| Nation or Planet of Origin | |
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Mirror Master I United States Mirror Master II Scotland |
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| Group Affiliation | |
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Mirror Master I Secret Society of Super-Villains Mirror Master II |
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| Base of Operations | |
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Mirror Master I Central City, Missouri Mirror Master II Central City, Missouri |
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| Height | |
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Mirror Master I 5' 10" Mirror Master II | |
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| Weight | |
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Mirror Master I 175 lbs. Mirror Master II | |
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| Eye Color | |
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Mirror Master I Brown Mirror Master II Brown |
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| Hair Color | |
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Mirror Master I Brown Mirror Master II Brown |
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| Skin Tone | |
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Mirror Master I Caucasian Mirror Master II Caucasian |
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| Known Powers | |
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Mirror Master I Normal human possessing a vast knowledge of mirrors and their unusual reflective properties. Fair hand-to-hand combatant. Mirror Master II Normal human possessing a vast knowledge of mirrors and their unusual reflective properties. Excellent hand-to-hand combatant. |
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| Accessories | |
| Mirror Gun:
Ballistic device used to radiate light of various frequencies. Mirror-Pack: Device worn on the back enabling the user to fly via solar radiation. Mirrors: Reflective devices used to a wide variety of results including: teleportation, dimensional travel, matter transformation, creation of solid holograms and the ability to view and travel to other places and times. |
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| Common Enemies | |
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Mirror Master I Abra Kadabra Mirror Master II |
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| Regularly Appearing | |
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Mirror Master I Flash Vol. 1 Secret Society of Super-Villains Mirror Master II Animal Man Vol. 1 Flash Vol. 2 |
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| First Appearance | |
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Mirror Master I Flash Vol. 1 #105 (Feb.-Mar. 1959) Mirror Master II Animal Man Vol. 1 #8 (Feb. 1989) |
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| Creator | |
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Mirror Master I John Broome & Carmine Infantino Mirror Master II Grant Morrison & Chas Truog |
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| Origin | |
| A small time criminal
doing time, Samuel Scudder worked in a prison mirror factory. While
creating a small mirror Scudder unknowingly used a strange combination of
chemicals which gave the mirror wondrous properties. Although ordered
to destroy the apparently defective mirror Scudder kept and studied its
properties. Years after release from prison, Scudder used his study of
the strange mirror to become the criminal known as the Mirror Master. After Scudder died during the Crisis on Infinite Earths his criminal identity was adopted for a short time by Captain Boomerang who used it to commit crimes while simultaneously serving with the government taskforce known as the Suicide Squad. After Captain Boomerang's aborted criminal career as the Mirror Master, the government would confiscate the costume and vast array of mirrored gadgets and weapons. Agents of the United States Government hired the assassin Evan McCulloch to don the costume and assault the activist known as Animal Man. McCulloch would eventually tire of government service and banished his handlers to another dimension. Using his new skills and array of weapons he continued the tradition of menacing the Flash as the criminal Mirror Master. |
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