| Alias |
 
|
| Mongul |
| Nick
Name |
| | |
| Civilian
ID |
| Mongul |
| Occupation |
| Intergalactic Conqueror |
| Legal
Status |
|
Mongul I
Deceased
Mongul II
Clone of Mongul I, with an intergalactic criminal record. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
|
Mongul I
Arkymandryte |
| Group
Affiliation |
|
Mongul I
None
Mongul II
Sinestro Corps |
| Base
of Operations |
|
Mongul I
Warworld
Mongul II
Mobile |
| Height |
| 7'
9" |
| Weight |
| 785
lbs. |
| Eye
Color |
| Red |
| Hair
Color |
| None |
| Skin
Tone |
| Yellow |
| Known
Powers |
| Alien
apparently augmented by unknown means with super-strength, speed,
stamina, agility, invulnerability, super-sonic flight, acute senses and an
ability to live without nutrition, liquid, air or rest for long periods of
time capable of teleportation able to create dimensional pockets of warped
reality. |
| Accessories |
|
Black Mercy: Alien plant life which binds itself to victims
supplanting their minds and creating elaborate dream fantasies.
Sun-Eater: Living nebula with the
power to drain stars of their energy.
Warworld:
A planetary sized fortress possessing the technology of countless
alien species. |
| Common
Enemies |
|
Mongul I
Green
Lantern II
Martian
Manhunter
Neron
Starman
IV
Superman
Mongul II
Green Lantern Corps
Superman
|
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Action
Comics
Green Lantern Vol. 3
Green Lantern Corps
Superman Vol. 2
|
| First
Appearance |
|
DC
Comics Presents #27 (Nov. 1980) |
| Creator |
| Len
Wein & Jim Starlin |
| Origin |
| An
tyrant on his home world of Arkymandryte, Mongul was rebelled against and exiled into space.
In exile the former tyrant presumably augmented
his own power to prevent such an occurrence again. Drawing forces from across the
galaxy he wandered from system to system using his planetary fortress to conquer
all who would stand in his way.
Eventually the conqueror would be
brought low by the demon known as Neron, but his legacy would live on
through the heirs of Mongul. |