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== Golden Age Origin == |
== Golden Age Origin == |
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Jack Lansing was given a ring with a black diamond by an Asian magician. The ring gave him the ability to create whatever he imagined and transmute objects. The ring also gave him super strength, invulnerability, super senses, the ability to heal others, limited flight, and a few other plot-convinient abilities. He used the magic ring to fight crime. |
Jack Lansing was given a ring with a black diamond by an Asian magician. The ring gave him the ability to create whatever he imagined and transmute objects. The ring also gave him super strength, invulnerability, super senses, the ability to heal others, limited flight, and a few other plot-convinient abilities. He used the magic ring to fight crime. |
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== Golden Age Appearances == |
== Golden Age Appearances == |
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Revision as of 07:44, 19 January 2011
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Real Name |
Jack Lansing |
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First Appearance |
Slam Bang Comics #1 (1940) |
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Original Publisher |
Fawcett |
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Created by |
Gus Ricca |
Golden Age Origin
Jack Lansing was given a ring with a black diamond by an Asian magician. The ring gave him the ability to create whatever he imagined and transmute objects. The ring also gave him super strength, invulnerability, super senses, the ability to heal others, limited flight, and a few other plot-convinient abilities. He used the magic ring to fight crime.
Note
This Diamond Jack should not be confused with a card-themed supervillain who appeared in Captain Marvel Jr. #7
Golden Age Appearances
- Slam Bang Comics #1-7
- Wow Comics #1