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BLOODWYND

CHARACTER DETAILS

APPEARED IN:

JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERIA

CREATED BY:

Dan Jurgens

FIRST APPEARANCE:

JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA #61 (April 1992)

Bloodwynd was one of the new characters introduced to the JLA after the title was taken over by long time Superman writer Dan Jurgens. He shook up the League, retaining Beetle, Booster, Fire and Ice and introducing Maxima and Superman. Alongside these established characters he also introduced the new mysterous character Bloodwynd. For most of his appearances Bloodwynd was merely a brainwashed Martian Manhunter. After Jurgens left the title Bloodwynd was underused until the Judgement Day crossover where me developed into a character of balance. While a complex character he has been little used and was last seen as a member of the JLA Reserves in JLA (current series) #27.


PERSONAL DETAILS

CODENAME:

Bloodwynd

ALTER EGO:

Unrevealed

OCCUPATION:

Protector of the Blood Gem; Agent of Balance.

MARITAL STATUS:

Unknown

KNOWN RELATIVES:

None

GROUP AFFILIATION:

Formerly: Justice League America (JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA #62 - JUSTICE LEAGUE TASK FORCE #14); Currently: JLA Reserve Member (shown in JLA #27)

BASE OF OPERATIONS:

Unknown


BIOGRAPHY/PROFILE

In the days of slavery a US cotton plantation was owned by the cruel Jacob Whitney. His slaves used an ancient ritual with blood collected from themselves over 25 nights to forge a Blood Gem created from the misery and sorrow of all the slaves. Later that night the Gem was used to imprison the sole of Whitnet forever. Over the years the Gem was protected by one family as it grew in power as it absorbed the dark energy from its possessors. In time it fell into the hands of the latest descendant who used it to become the mysterious sorcerer named Bloodwynd. The Gem is actually another dimension that acts as the energy source for the Gem's owner.

Within that dimension exists the being Rott who is the combined evil and darkness of all the Gems holders joined with the soul of Whitney and given a diabolical form. Rott tired to free himself from the dark dimension causing pain to Bloodwynd. When the passing J'onn J'onzz tried to help him the sorcerer pulled into the Gem. Rott then telepathically forced J'onzz to take the form of Bloodwynd and impersonate him as a member of the newly reformed Justice League America. He remained as a mysterious member constantly arousing the curiosity of Blue Beetle II. The identity of J'onzz was revealed when the plans of Doctor Destiny caused J'onzz to go up against a doppleganger of himself. The Blood Gem had become bonded to J'onzz and it took the efforts of the Atom II and Ray II, who entered the other dimension, to rescue the real Bloodwynd.

Once Rott was defeated Bloodwynd stayed as a member of the Justice League America. Bloodwynd remained as a loner raising the criticism of his teammates. He also withheld information from them about the nature of an encounter that he had with the extra-dimensional being called Dreamslayer, who bid Bloodwynd to join with him. Bloodwynd would not join him yet would not stand against him. The reaction that he incurred from the League caused Bloodwynd to question his membership of the League. When the Overmaster incident occurred Bloodwynd did not get involved stating that he would not intervene in the hand of fate. After that Bloodwynd distanced himself from the League and has been little seen.

Recently Bloodwynd has been made a JLA Reserve Member, and has helped out in the biggested events. He has also surfaced from time to time at the gatherings of Earth's mystical community.


ABILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Bloodwynd derives his abilities from the Blood Gem. It allows him numerous mystical abilities such as mystic blasts, shields, shape shifting, super strength and teleportation.


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