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Who Is L-Ron? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

L-Ron (DC Comics): The former robotic servant of Manga Khan who spent time serving the JLI. Known for his sarcastic wit, he is also a loyal friend, risking his life to c

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L-Ron is a DC Comics comic book character, with over 144 comic issue appearances. The former robotic servant of Manga Khan who spent time serving the JLI. Known for his sarcastic wit, he is also a loyal friend, risking his life to contain Despero; consequently, he was in control of Despero's body for quite some time.

Who is L-Ron?

Origin L-Ron is a robotic servant constructed by Manga Khan . He was traded to the Justice League for Despero in fetus form. He acted as an assistant to the team, especially J'onn and Max , until Despero returned and then with the help of Kilowog he sacrificed his body in order to construct a control device to act as a control collar for Despero. The procedure accidentally imprinted L-Ron's consciousness into Despero's body. L-Ron, in Despero's body, returned to Manga Khan. Later, still inhabiting Despero's body, L-Ron returned and became a part of the Justice League Task Force , led by J'onn J'onzz . He began to struggle with Despero's bestial tendencies and later faced an interstellar tribunal attempting to try him for Despero's crimes. Eventually he was restored to his robotic body.

Key facts

L-Ron is of robot origin and first appeared in "Shop ...or Die". The character is published by DC Comics. With 144 recorded issue appearances, L-Ron ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is L-Ron?

The former robotic servant of Manga Khan who spent time serving the JLI. Known for his sarcastic wit, he is also a loyal friend, risking his life to contain Despero; consequently, he was in control of Despero's body for quite some time.

When did L-Ron first appear?

L-Ron first appeared in "Shop ...or Die".

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