Thinker II (Prime Earth)

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The Thinker

Gallery

Status

Alignment

Bad

Identity

Secret Identity

Citizenship

American

Characteristics

Gender

Male

Hair

Bald

Origin

Universe

Prime Earth

Creators

Gardner Fox · Everett E. Hibbard

First Appearance	Last Appearance
Suicide Squad Vol 4 #24 (December, 2013)	Suicide Squad Vol 4 #29 (May, 2014)

The Thinker is a villain with an enhanced brain that allowed him to predict events before they even happened. His schemes caused him to become a target of the Suicide Squad.

1 History
2 Powers and Abilities
- 2.1 Powers
- 2.2 Weaknesses
3 Notes
4 Related
- 4.1 Footnotes

History

Somehow, he predicted the invasion by the Crime Syndicate, and got himself committed to Belle Reve Penitentiary.

Thinker's incredible brain came at a price: his brain drained energy from the rest of his body, prematurely aging him. He predicted that he would be dead within a decade.

When the Crime Syndicate arrived on Earth, just as he predicted, he agreed to serve the villains in exchange for a new body; specifically, the body of OMAC. When they agreed to his terms, he pretended to be Amanda Waller and organized a rival Suicide Squad team of his own that interfered with that of the original.

Powers and Abilities

Powers

Enhanced Intellect: The Thinker's brain has been improved so much that he could perfectly anticipate events in the future with incredible accuracy.

Superhuman Analysis

Weaknesses

Power Instability: The Thinker's enhanced brain drains energy from the rest of his body, forcing him to search for an alternative body before his fails.

Notes

The Thinker was created by Gardner Fox and Everett E. Hibbard, first appearing in All-Flash #12. However, in the Prime Earth continuity, The Thinker first appeared as part of the New 52 DC Universe in Suicide Squad (Volume 4) #24 by Matt Kindt and Patrick Zircher.

Footnotes

Suicide Squad

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Supporting	Amanda Waller • Checkmate • Derek Tolliver • Father Craemer • Flo Crawley • General Brent • Jack Kale • John Economos • King Faraday • Mac McCoy • Marnie Herrs • Mary White • Mitch Sekofsky • Murph • Sarge Steel • Senator Cray • Simon LaGrieve • Vic Sage
Enemies	Agni • Antiphon • Badb • Basilisk • Birds of Prey • Brimstone • Creature of Ghost Lake • Digital Djinn • Djinn • Firestorm • Hyve • Ifrit • Incubus • Jaculi • Jihad • Kobra • Koschei the Deathless • L.O.A. • Mad Dog • Major Zastrow • Manticore • Master of the Dinosaurs • Mirage Master • Outsiders • People's Heroes • Piscator • Polyphemus • Red Orchid • Red Shadows • Red Wave Beast • Regulus • Rustam • Sculptor Sorcerer • Serpent in the Subway • Stalnoivolk • Superman • Teen Titans • Thinker • Tolteca • William Hell
Miscellaneous	Belle Reve • Flying Lab • Jotunheim • Sheba • Task Force X
Comics	Suicide Squad (Vol. 1) • Suicide Squad (Vol. 2) • Suicide Squad (Vol. 3) • Suicide Squad (Vol. 4) • Suicide Squad (Vol. 5) • New Suicide Squad • Suicide Squad Most Wanted: Deadshot and Katana • Suicide Squad Most Wanted: El Diablo and Boomerang
Creators	Robert Kanigher • Ross Andru • John Ostrander • Kim Yale • Luke McDonnell • Keith Giffen • Paco Medina • Javier Piña • Adam Glass • Federico Dallocchio • Sean Ryan • Jeremy Roberts

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