Home? That's all anyone really wants--To get home. 
- — Fallout src
Fallout was an inmate at Iron Heights.
History
Neil Borman was a mason hired to do additional work at a nuclear plant. During a series of nuclear tests, an explosion destroyed a floor where Borman and his colleagues were working, dropping them into the reactor cooling system below. Borman was the only survivor, but the accident modified the molecular structure of his body, turning him into a being composed of high energy electrons. Borman, not realizing the risks to others after this change, inadvertently killed his family with the radioactive emissions from his body. Feeling the guilt of what he had done, Borman turned himself to Iron Heights, where he was secretly used to power the entire facility by Gregory Wolfe. When The Flash discovered this inhumane treatment and exploitation of Fallout, he forced the prison system to stop, ending Fallout's suffering as his body's energy was siphoned to power the facility.[2] After a time, and due to his loneliness after losing his wife and child, Fallout eventually grew to appreciate Iron Heights, even referring to it as "home."[1]
Powers and Abilities
Powers
- Unique Physiology
- Radiation Production: Emits toxic levels of radioactivity from his body.
- Energy Projection
- Superhuman Stamina: His unique constitution allows him to go for hours without rest.
- Self-Sustenance
Related
- 5 Appearances of Neil Borman (New Earth)
- 2 Images featuring Neil Borman (New Earth)
- 1 Quotations by or about Neil Borman (New Earth)
- Character Gallery: Neil Borman (New Earth)
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