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Who Is T.O. Morrow? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

T.O. Morrow (DC Comics): He is the inventor of the Red Tornado and a frequent foe to the Justice League. In the New 52 Version he works for S.T.A.R. Labs.

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T.O. Morrow is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Tomek Ovadya Morah, with over 212 comic issue appearances. He is the inventor of the Red Tornado and a frequent foe to the Justice League. In the New 52 Version he works for S.T.A.R. Labs.

Who is T.O. Morrow?

Origin In his earliest days, he was a college professor and mentor to Will Magnus , the inventor of the Metal Men . His first notable invention was a special television set which allowed him to see into the future. He used this device to study future technology and reverse engineer it in the modern day. Unfortunately, he often used this technology to commit crimes, earning him the ire of Earth's heroes. However, Morrow's most memorable feat would be the invention of the Red Tornado, an advanced android who could generate hurricane force winds. The scientist programmed his robot to apply for membership in the Justice League and sabotage a number of their missions. However, the Red Tornado came to view Earth’s heroes as his friends, and soon rebelled against his creator. With his help, the League was able to capture Morrow and send him to prison.

Key facts

T.O. Morrow is of human origin and first appeared in "Trail of the False Green Lanterns!". The character is published by DC Comics. With 212 recorded issue appearances, T.O. Morrow ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is T.O. Morrow?

He is the inventor of the Red Tornado and a frequent foe to the Justice League. In the New 52 Version he works for S.T.A.R. Labs.

What is T.O. Morrow's real name?

T.O. Morrow's real identity is Tomek Ovadya Morah.

When did T.O. Morrow first appear?

T.O. Morrow first appeared in "Trail of the False Green Lanterns!".

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