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Who Is Rembrandt Brown? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Rembrandt Brown (Company-Licensed): Rembrandt Brown also known as the "Cryin' Man" finds himself travelling with the other sliders to parallel universes. Since Rembrandt blames Quinn for

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Rembrandt Brown is a Company-Licensed comic book character, with over 10 comic issue appearances. Rembrandt Brown also known as the "Cryin' Man" finds himself travelling with the other sliders to parallel universes. Since Rembrandt blames Quinn for the sliding accident, he learns to accept the mistake that he made and becomes Quinn's best friend throughout the journey.

Who is Rembrandt Brown?

Introduction Rembrandt makes a comeback to his singing gig for the San Francisco giants baseball game. However, Rembrandt finds himself travelling though a passing portal and lands on the alternate ice world where he finds the rest of the sliders. He tells Quinn Mallory to get him back home. But the sliders couldn't make it since they travel to each different world. Rembrandt blames Quinn for the accident but later learns to accept his mistakes and move on. Sliding Over the years of sliding, Rembrandt visits worlds where his other parallel versions have the same singing talent but others were quite different. Rembrandt develops a friendship with Wade Wells including Quinn although he wished that he hadn't brought him with them and stayed back home. In Season 3, Rembrandt was seen with Wade passing through the portal during the separation whereas Quinn and Maggie stayed behind to wait for the next portal.

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Rembrandt Brown is of human origin. The character is published by Company-Licensed. With 10 recorded issue appearances, Rembrandt Brown ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Rembrandt Brown?

Rembrandt Brown also known as the "Cryin' Man" finds himself travelling with the other sliders to parallel universes. Since Rembrandt blames Quinn for the sliding accident, he learns to accept the mistake that he made and becomes Quinn's best friend throughout the journey.

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