Rita Farr was a Hollywood actress who, after an accident made her gelatenous and physically unstable, went into hiding and became a member of the Doom Patrol.
History
Living at Doom Manor
Rita Farr was a famous Hollywood actress involved in an accident that made her body physically unstable, melting and transforming into goo when Rita is under emotional stress. A scientist named Niles Caulder, who Rita would later call "Chief" out of affection, invited her to live in his house with other misfits and outcasts he'd picked up over the years, such as Cliff Steele, Larry Trainor, and Gar Logan. Rita agreed and stayed in the house for many years, growing close to the other tenants of the house, even when Gar left to go his own way.[1]
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Notes
- This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Titans and is an adaptation of Elasti-Woman (Rita Farr). The original character was created by Arnold Drake, Bob Haney, and Bruno Premiani and first appeared in My Greatest Adventure #80.
- Rita was portrayed by April Bowlby.
- Another version of Rita Farr, also portrayed by April Bowlby, later appeared in the television series Doom Patrol.
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- 1 Appearances of Rita Farr (Titans TV Series)
- 4 Images featuring Rita Farr (Titans TV Series)
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- Character Gallery: Rita Farr (Titans TV Series)
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