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Who Is Cosmic King? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Cosmic King (DC Comics): Cosmic King has the abillity to transmute inanimate objects, changing their elemental composition, structure or form with unknown limitations.

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Cosmic King is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Laevar Bolto, with over 82 comic issue appearances. Cosmic King has the abillity to transmute inanimate objects, changing their elemental composition, structure or form with unknown limitations.

Who is Cosmic King?

History Cosmic King was a native of Venus in the latter half of the 30th Century. He was experimenting in transmutation when an accidental exposure to a ray in his laboratory gave him the power to transmute inanimate objects. Exiled in disgrace from Venus because the natives felt transmutation was inherently evil, he took the name Cosmic King and began a criminal career. Cosmic King has served as a member of the Legion of Super-Villains and has battled the Legion of Super-Heroes multiple times. Of the three founders of the LSV, Lightning Lord , Saturn Queen , and Cosmic King, Cosmic King is the only one who does not have a similar home planet or powers of his good opposite, Cosmic Boy Most recently, he attacked the Legion Academy and appeared to die in battle with Variable Lad , though his death has not been confirmed.

Key facts

Cosmic King is of human origin and first appeared in "The Legion of Super-Villains!". The character is published by DC Comics. With 82 recorded issue appearances, Cosmic King ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Cosmic King?

Cosmic King has the abillity to transmute inanimate objects, changing their elemental composition, structure or form with unknown limitations.

What is Cosmic King's real name?

Cosmic King's real identity is Laevar Bolto.

When did Cosmic King first appear?

Cosmic King first appeared in "The Legion of Super-Villains!".

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