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Who Is Ultraa? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Ultraa (DC Comics): Endowed with powers nearly as great as those of Superman's plus the scientific knowledge placed in his brain, Ultraa was one of the mightiest beings a

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Ultraa is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Jack Grey, with over 33 comic issue appearances. Endowed with powers nearly as great as those of Superman's plus the scientific knowledge placed in his brain, Ultraa was one of the mightiest beings alive.

Who is Ultraa?

Pre-Crisis Origin Thousands of years ago, in another galaxy, a star went supernova; destroying all planets in its system. One of those planets was inhabited by a civilization that was advanced enough to save part of the population in a space-ark. Frozen in suspended animation and watched over only by robots, one third of the planets populace survived, while the ship's master - a computer called Maxitron - sought a new world for them. In the system of Earth-Prime, the ship was damaged by a meteor swarm, altering its course towards the Sun. Maxitron had time to send only one infant to safety on Earth. Everyone else perished. Found and raised by Australian Aborigines, the child grew up to be Ultraa. Endowed with fantastic powers on Earth, Ultraa learned about the outside world through his super senses.

Key facts

Ultraa is of alien origin and first appeared in "Earth's First and Last Super-Hero!". The character is published by DC Comics. With 33 recorded issue appearances, Ultraa ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Ultraa?

Endowed with powers nearly as great as those of Superman's plus the scientific knowledge placed in his brain, Ultraa was one of the mightiest beings alive.

What is Ultraa's real name?

Ultraa's real identity is Jack Grey.

When did Ultraa first appear?

Ultraa first appeared in "Earth's First and Last Super-Hero!".

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