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Who Is Detective Fred Chyre? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Detective Fred Chyre (DC Comics): Fred Chyre is a beat cop who works in Keystone alongside his partner Jared Morillo.

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Detective Fred Chyre is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Frederick Chyre, with over 77 comic issue appearances. Fred Chyre is a beat cop who works in Keystone alongside his partner Jared Morillo.

Who is Detective Fred Chyre?

Origin Born and raised in Keystone City , Fred Chyre joined the Keystone City Police Department as a young man. There he was mentored by Joe Jackam. Though he was a good cop, Chyre was held back by his own anger issues. Still a beat cop after several decades on the force, he agreed to take on Jackam's granddaughter, Julie, as his new partner. Creation Fred Chyre was created by Geoff Johns and Angel Unzueta . He technically made his first appearance in The Flash #170 , but an alternate dimension version of the character appeared in The Flash #164 . Major Story Arcs Blood Will Run Following the murder of his partner he becomes obsessed with tracking down her killer, despite departmental objections. Refusing to be dissuaded, he joins Jared Morillo in tracking Magenta , which leads them to Cicada's hideout.

Key facts

Detective Fred Chyre is of human origin and first appeared in "Wonderland, Chapter One: Lightning in a Bottle". The character is published by DC Comics. With 77 recorded issue appearances, Detective Fred Chyre ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Detective Fred Chyre?

Fred Chyre is a beat cop who works in Keystone alongside his partner Jared Morillo.

What is Detective Fred Chyre's real name?

Detective Fred Chyre's real identity is Frederick Chyre.

When did Detective Fred Chyre first appear?

Detective Fred Chyre first appeared in "Wonderland, Chapter One: Lightning in a Bottle".

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