51 Facts About Angle Man

Angle Man lived alone with her cat named Zapata, named after one of the revolutionary leaders of Mexico.

Angle Man was a talented hand-to-hand fighter whose skill levels have not been revealed yet.

Angle Man is a young girl with an alien Star Charm who became a reserve member for the Justice League.

Angle Man is still alive and is later freed after the Flash proves his father's innocence after catching Zoom.

Angle Man was initially depicted as an obscure character, but her character's story changed in The Flash: Rebirth.

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Angle Man is a mute and kyphotic man who serves as a trusted mechanic and aide to Batman, helping to design, build, and repair that superhero's equipment.

Angle Man worked with Azrael by request of Batman for a time before the death of the former.

Angle Man too was Marcus Aelius and, like his counterpart before him, began operating out of Metropolis.

Angle Man had a brief falling out with the others, since they mistakenly believed for a time that he was the Cyborg Superman in disguise.

Angle Man aided Earth's heroes in attempting to stop the Sun-Eater from consuming the Sun during the Final Night cross-over event.

Angle Man would go to the Virmiru homeworld where he trained beside many other alien races in many fields including using the power suit employed by their hosts.

Angle Man was granted access to incredible knowledge and advanced technology.

Angle Man was an unsuccessful criminal who became obsessed with crimes with unbeatable "angles".

Angle Man plagued Wonder Woman with a series of increasingly clever schemes that involved "angles".

Angle Man reappeared, now wearing a yellow and green costume and wielding the Angler, a Penrose triangle which could warp time and space in a variety of ways.

Angle Man began appearing in the Wonder Woman title once more.

Angle Man was caught by Donna Troy while trying to steal an ancient artifact from a museum.

Angle Man became so enamored with her that he instinctively transported himself to Themyscira, seeking Donna's help when he was savagely attacked by a Fury-possessed Barbara Ann Minerva.

Angle Man was seen grieving at Donna Troy's funeral after she was briefly killed by a Superman robot.

However, the Catwoman the Angle Man "killed" was, in fact, a new Clayface whom Catwoman had recently encountered and asked for help.

Angle Man has since been defeated by Holly once, but has been approached by a new villain calling himself the Film Freak, apparently a successor to the deceased Batman villain of the same name.

Angle Man informs Diana that Circe has amplified his powers and uses his Angler to replicate itself as a projectile stabbing tool.

The Angle Man is rendered unconscious by Robin in hand-to-hand combat and is then arrested under the authority of the Department of Metahuman Affairs.

The Angle Man is first seen in a bar witnessing the news of Superman and Wonder Woman's romantic coupling.

Angle Man participated in a meeting of several supervillains during the Forever Evil storyline.

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The Angle Man later resurfaced in Zandia, a political haven for costumed supervillains.

Angle Man became the embodiment of mankind's rage and masculine drive, and quickly developed physical powers of her own.

Angle Man met the Teen Titans and battled a variety of supernatural menaces.

Angle Man appeared in the Young Justice series, the final issue of Infinite Crisis, and again in the more recent Titans East Special as a potential member of Cyborg's new group.

Angle Man was badly wounded along with the rest of the team at the conclusion of the special and was left in a coma along with Lagoon Boy and Vulcan.

Angle Man came out of her coma sometime later and appeared in Faces of Evil: Prometheus one-shot in January 2009.

Angle Man is part of a new Blood Pack alongside Gunfire, Hook and Argus.

Angle Man was depicted as Penny Fleck's therapist at Arkham State Hospital.

Angle Man wanted to be a big game hunter, but an argument with his father left him cut off from the family fortune.

Angle Man attempted to get revenge on Superman which failed and the Archer was returned to prison.

Angle Man would go on to work with the Blood Pack, a team of superheroes formed out of the survivors of the alien attacks.

Angle Man is shown to be the leader of a new version of the Blood Pack.

Angle Man can become invisible in shadows, and can see beyond the visible light spectrum into the infrared and ultraviolet.

Angle Man was the founder of Arkham Asylum and is the uncle of Jeremiah Arkham.

Angle Man continues his mission even after he is incarcerated in the Asylum himself after trying to kill his stockbroker in 1929; he scratches the words of a binding spell into the walls and floor of his cell with his fingernails and constantly belts out "The Star-Spangled Banner" in a loud voice until the day he dies.

Angle Man was created by writer Gerard Jones and artist Curt Swan, who based him on a fan parody character.

Angle Man returned years later and, without uttering a single word, killed his brother and his queen, plunging Atlantis into a civil war.

Angle Man is first seen in statue form holding his three-pronged trident and later as the commander-leader of the Atleanteans in the flashback sequence of the first Apokoliptian invasion of Earth by a young Uxas.

Angle Man reappears in Aquaman but is portrayed by Graham McTavish.

Angle Man would marry her betrothed who now sat on the throne of the undersea nation as king, eventually fathering a second child to him called Orm Marius, one whom would later ascend to monarchy in later life.

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Atom Angle Man is the name of a character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.

Angle Man was defeated by Superman and Batman who managed to send him back to Earth-Two where his Earth-One powers faded and he was apprehended by Earth-Two's Superman and Robin.

Angle Man attacked Lois with his flamethrower before being knocked back by Superman and tased by Lois.

Angle Man has the mission to "bring order and meaning where incoherence reigns".

Angle Man sends them to the various places in time where the Seven Soldiers have been exiled.

Angle Man first appeared in the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Beware My Power".