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Who Is Mr. Currie? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Mr. Currie (DC Comics): A native of one of the many universes Tim created as The Opener, his Tim preserved him even after The Other destroyed the universe and he began his qu

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Mr. Currie is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Thomas Currie, with over 11 comic issue appearances. A native of one of the many universes Tim created as The Opener, his Tim preserved him even after The Other destroyed the universe and he began his quest to warn The True Tim of the Other's existence.

Who is Mr. Currie?

Creation Thomas Currie was created by writer/artist Peter Gross in The Books of Magic issue 50 in July 1998. This was a preview story which was then printed again in issue 51 . Major Story Arcs Thomas Currie existed in a universe created by Tim Hunter as a child. As an Opener, Tim was capable of creating entire universes that are alternates of the real universe. In his case, his impulse to create universes was based on any time he felt an emotion he didn't want to feel, and the world somehow mimicked that feeling. However, Tim does not realize he has made these worlds. The universe where Thomas Currie was created is a "perfect" world that is very magical and happy. It's version of Tim is wise and powerful, and he is surrounded by love.

Key facts

Mr. Currie is of human origin and first appeared in "The Box". The character is published by DC Comics. With 11 recorded issue appearances, Mr. Currie ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Mr. Currie?

A native of one of the many universes Tim created as The Opener, his Tim preserved him even after The Other destroyed the universe and he began his quest to warn The True Tim of the Other's existence.

What is Mr. Currie's real name?

Mr. Currie's real identity is Thomas Currie.

When did Mr. Currie first appear?

Mr. Currie first appeared in "The Box".

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