Who Is Vigilante (Adrian)? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Vigilante (Adrian) (DC Comics): The infamous Vigilante mantle was first assumed by DA Adrian Chase as a means to fight crime outside of his official jurisdictions. He used non lethal

Vigilante (Adrian) is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Adrian Chase, with over 155 comic issue appearances. The infamous Vigilante mantle was first assumed by DA Adrian Chase as a means to fight crime outside of his official jurisdictions. He used non lethal methods at first, but his mental health deteriorated and he became a killer. Several others have followed suit since his death, most notably his younger brother, Dorian.
Who is Vigilante (Adrian)?
Note: This page is for the first Vigilante, Adrian Chase. For the original Vigilante: Greg Sanders . For the third Vigilante: Patricia Trayce , and the latest Dorian Chase . Origin Adrian Chase was a New York district attorney whose wife Doris and two children are killed by mobsters after he convicts their boss. This occurrence prompts Adrian to seek justice in his own way as the Vigilante with the help of two partners. One partner is Jonathan James (J. J.) Davis , a technology wizard and computer genius. His other partner is Theresa Gomez .
Key facts
Vigilante (Adrian) is of human origin and first appeared in "Kidnapped!". The character is published by DC Comics. With 155 recorded issue appearances, Vigilante (Adrian) ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Vigilante (Adrian)?
The infamous Vigilante mantle was first assumed by DA Adrian Chase as a means to fight crime outside of his official jurisdictions. He used non lethal methods at first, but his mental health deteriorated and he became a killer. Several others have followed suit since his death, most notably his younger brother, Dorian.
What is Vigilante (Adrian)'s real name?
Vigilante (Adrian)'s real identity is Adrian Chase.
When did Vigilante (Adrian) first appear?
Vigilante (Adrian) first appeared in "Kidnapped!".



