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Who Is Flow? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Flow (DC Comics): Former Marine and current member of the International Ultramarine Corps.

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Flow is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Daniel Stone, with over 19 comic issue appearances. Former Marine and current member of the International Ultramarine Corps.

Who is Flow?

Origin A member of the Marine Corps , Major Dan Stone was one of four soldiers who volunteered to take part in General Eiling's Ultramarine project. He was genetically engineered and implanted with an activated metagene which gave him his powers. Taking on the identity of Flow, he became a member of the UItramarine Corps . Creation Flow was created by Grant Morrison and Howard Porter . He technically made his first appearance in DC One Million #2 , but made his first full appearance in JLA #24 . Major Story Arcs Executive Action Flow and his team are ordered by Eiling to carry out an attack on the JLA , ostensibly on the orders of the president. He join them in successfully incapacitating a number of heroes, personally nearly drowning the Flash . He is halted when Superman reveals that Flow and his team are dying because of Eiling's genetic manipulations, and that Eiling has betrayed them.

Key facts

Flow is of other origin and first appeared in "The Day After Tomorrow". The character is published by DC Comics. With 19 recorded issue appearances, Flow ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Flow?

Former Marine and current member of the International Ultramarine Corps.

What is Flow's real name?

Flow's real identity is Daniel Stone.

When did Flow first appear?

Flow first appeared in "The Day After Tomorrow".

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