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| HistoryText = '''Alcatraz''' is an island located in [[San Francisco|San Francisco Bay]]. It originally served as a lighthouse and a military fortification before being converted into a prison facility in 1933. Due to budgetary reasons and sanitary concerns, Alcatraz ceased to function as a prison in 1963. It was later converted into a National recreation area. Over the years however, Alcatraz has been the scene of several escape attempts and fights between super-powered combatants. |
| HistoryText = '''Alcatraz''' is an island located in [[San Francisco|San Francisco Bay]]. It originally served as a lighthouse and a military fortification before being converted into a prison facility in 1933. Due to budgetary reasons and sanitary concerns, Alcatraz ceased to function as a prison in 1963. It was later converted into a National recreation area. Over the years however, Alcatraz has been the scene of several escape attempts and fights between super-powered combatants. |
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| − | The mercenary known as [[Deathstroke]] once used the empty cell blocks of Alcatraz to bait the [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|Teen Titans]] into a trap. He lured the young speedster [[Impulse]] into the block, where he then temporarily immobolized him with a tranquilizer dart. Before Impulse's super-speed could purge the poison from his system, Deathstroke used his weaponry to shoot out Impulse's kneecap. <ref> |
+ | The mercenary known as [[Deathstroke]] once used the empty cell blocks of Alcatraz to bait the [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|Teen Titans]] into a trap. He lured the young speedster [[Impulse]] into the block, where he then temporarily immobolized him with a tranquilizer dart. Before Impulse's super-speed could purge the poison from his system, Deathstroke used his weaponry to shoot out Impulse's kneecap. <ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 2}}</ref> Impulse was taken to [[Saint Luke's Hospital]] where he quickly recuperated. |
| − | Shortly thereafter, the cult of [[Brother Blood]] used the power at their disposal to revive the skeleton of the dead Demon-God, [[Trigon]]. Trigon's remains rose from San Francisco Bay, just off Alcatraz Island, to terrorize the Titans. <ref> |
+ | Shortly thereafter, the cult of [[Brother Blood]] used the power at their disposal to revive the skeleton of the dead Demon-God, [[Trigon]]. Trigon's remains rose from San Francisco Bay, just off Alcatraz Island, to terrorize the Titans. <ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 10}}</ref> |
| − | Within a short period of time, Alcatraz's prison facility was re-opened. [[Jinx]] and [[Mammoth]] of the [[Fearsome Five]] were imprisoned and later escaped from Alcatraz Island. <ref>''[[Outsiders Vol 3 12|Outsiders (Volume 3) #12]]-[[Outsiders Vol 3 15|15]]''</ref> Deathstroke was also incarcerated at Alcatraz after a failed attempt to assassinate Star City mayor, [[Oliver Queen]]. He soon escaped however, with the aid of a fellow mercenary named [[Constantine Drakon]]. <ref> |
+ | Within a short period of time, Alcatraz's prison facility was re-opened. [[Jinx]] and [[Mammoth]] of the [[Fearsome Five]] were imprisoned and later escaped from Alcatraz Island. <ref>''[[Outsiders Vol 3 12|Outsiders (Volume 3) #12]]-[[Outsiders Vol 3 15|15]]''</ref> Deathstroke was also incarcerated at Alcatraz after a failed attempt to assassinate Star City mayor, [[Oliver Queen]]. He soon escaped however, with the aid of a fellow mercenary named [[Constantine Drakon]]. <ref>{{c|Green Arrow Vol 3 71}}</ref> |
| − | Some time later, the Teen Titans members known as [[Rose Wilson (New Earth)|Ravager]] and [[Bombshell]] had a fight between one another while transporting the super-villain known as the [[Regulator II (New Earth)|Regulator]] to Alcatraz. <ref> |
+ | Some time later, the Teen Titans members known as [[Rose Wilson (New Earth)|Ravager]] and [[Bombshell]] had a fight between one another while transporting the super-villain known as the [[Regulator II (New Earth)|Regulator]] to Alcatraz. <ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 71}}</ref> |
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| − | * Birdman of Alcatraz (Robert Stroud)<ref>{{c|Detective Comics #628}}</ref> |
+ | * Birdman of Alcatraz (Robert Stroud) <ref>{{c|Detective Comics #628}}</ref> |
| − | * [[Joker (Earth-Two)|Joker]]<ref>{{c|Batman #8}}</ref> |
+ | * [[Joker (Earth-Two)|Joker]] <ref>{{c|Batman #8}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:35, 29 March 2017
History
Alcatraz is an island located in San Francisco Bay. It originally served as a lighthouse and a military fortification before being converted into a prison facility in 1933. Due to budgetary reasons and sanitary concerns, Alcatraz ceased to function as a prison in 1963. It was later converted into a National recreation area. Over the years however, Alcatraz has been the scene of several escape attempts and fights between super-powered combatants.
The mercenary known as Deathstroke once used the empty cell blocks of Alcatraz to bait the Teen Titans into a trap. He lured the young speedster Impulse into the block, where he then temporarily immobolized him with a tranquilizer dart. Before Impulse's super-speed could purge the poison from his system, Deathstroke used his weaponry to shoot out Impulse's kneecap. [1] Impulse was taken to Saint Luke's Hospital where he quickly recuperated.
Shortly thereafter, the cult of Brother Blood used the power at their disposal to revive the skeleton of the dead Demon-God, Trigon. Trigon's remains rose from San Francisco Bay, just off Alcatraz Island, to terrorize the Titans. [2]
Within a short period of time, Alcatraz's prison facility was re-opened. Jinx and Mammoth of the Fearsome Five were imprisoned and later escaped from Alcatraz Island. [3] Deathstroke was also incarcerated at Alcatraz after a failed attempt to assassinate Star City mayor, Oliver Queen. He soon escaped however, with the aid of a fellow mercenary named Constantine Drakon. [4]
Some time later, the Teen Titans members known as Ravager and Bombshell had a fight between one another while transporting the super-villain known as the Regulator to Alcatraz. [5]