Full name Markx Grimbor Species Human Fictional universe DC Universe | Place of origin Earth (31st century) Publisher DC Comics | |
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Team affiliations Legion of Super-Villains First appearance Superboy #221 (November 1976) Similar Magno, Infinite Man, Prince Evillo, Dream Boy, Nemesis Kid | ||
Grimbor the Chainsman is a DC Comics supervillain featured in the pages of Legion of Super-Heroes. Grimbor first appeared in Superboy #221 (November 1976).
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Pre-Crisis
Grimbor is a master craftsman able to create confining devices that didn't fail. He came into contact with a young mutant girl named Charma Drisden when he was hired by the female headmaster of a school she attended on her native planet, Turabeau, to devise a way of negating her powers, which was a hypnotic aura that made men love and protect her and women hate and fight her. Using her powers, Charma persuaded him to use his abilities for crime. Together they captured the Legion of Super-Heroes and attempted to blackmail R. J. Brande, but they ended up foiled by Shrinking Violet. She attacked Charma while in the presence of the male Legionnaires. They broke free and attacked Grimbor, while Violet put Charma in some shackles that nullified her powers. Unknownst to the Legionnaires, Charma was later killed in a women's prison, because her powers caused the inmates to absolutely hate her, and they ganged up on her. An infuriated Grimbor swore revenge on the Legion, the group who had put her in prison. He then attacked the Legion and later put the Earth in energy chains. The Legion thwarted him and he was imprisoned in one of his own cells.
Post-Zero Hour
Grimbor makes a brief appearance in post-Zero Hour continuity. A flashback shows him being defeated by EarthGov agents Lyle Norg and Jacques Foccart prior to them gaining their invisibility powers.
Final Crisis
Grimbor the Chainsman is among the supervillains in Superman-Prime's Legion of Super-Villains.
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