Contrary to what many think, the DC Comics is far beyond its most famous trinity: Super man, Wonder Woman and Batman. This is because the publisher has countless types of heroes and villains.
And the result of this could not be different: a legion of heroes with different powers. However, some have very different and somewhat bizarre gifts. Some are so weird that they seem a little useless.
However, analyzing more calmly, we come to think that it may even be that the writers got carried away with their creations, the fact is that some heroes have completely random powers.
Want to know what these powers are? Below, we’ve rounded up five of the most bizarre.
5 heroes with the ‘weirdest’ DC powers
Check out the most curious list of heroes you probably didn’t know:
1. Get to know ‘Come Tudo’
The Boy Eats Everything, also known as Digestor, is a very obscure DC hero. The powers he possesses are completely random: being able to eat anything. He first appeared in 1962, in “Adventure Comics #303” and was created by Jerry Siegel and John Forte.
We can imagine that Eat Everything Boy’s random power could come in handy if he needs to eat a barrier or fence that gets in his way. However, the character ended up having a series of limitations that caused him to be left aside by the writers.
2. Stone Boy
A character made of stone is not that new in the world of comics. DC’s Stone Boy however is a bit bizarre. He is capable of turning his body into stone and, so far, nothing new. But when this happens, he becomes immobile and is unable to fight.
The character was created by Edmond Hamilton and was introduced in 1963, also in “Adventure Comics”. It is used in a very funny way: when it turns into stone, it is thrown at its enemies.
3. Jumper
It is common that Super hero have different types of powers. However, the Saltador only has one: the ability to transform into a giant ball and bounce around non-stop.
He was introduced in 1961 in “Action Comics #276” and was created by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney. His usefulness is also to be thrown by his colleagues.
4. Color Boy
The Color Boy is a character who remained on eternal standby. He was created by Edmond Hamilton and Curt Swan and was released in “Adventure Comics #342” in 1966.
He’s like a chameleon, he changes color. However, this ability does not seem to be practical or useful at all.
5. Man-Animal-Vegetable-Mineral
The Man-Animal-Vegetable-Mineral is already a little confusing due to his name. He is a very curious character and was created in 1964. He can transform any part of his body into a vegetable, mineral or animal. Although this may seem grand, the result is a very strange look.
So, which of these heroes has the most random power, in your opinion?
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