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Chemo (character)

Chemo is a supervillain appearing in comic books published by DC Comics. Debuting in the Silver Age of Comic Books, the character has appeared in both comic books and other DC Comics-related products such as animated television series and trading cards.

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Publisher
DC Comics
Abilities
Superhuman strength and durability · Self-magnification · Regeneration · Toxikinesis · Power mimicry
Created by
Robert Kanigher Ross Andru Mike Esposito
First appearance
Showcase #39 (July–August 1962)
Species
Robot
Team affiliations
Injustice League The Society Suicide Squad

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Chemo (character)

Nodes54
Edges53
Triples12
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037037
Components1

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Chemo (character)

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Abilities · 5
Chemo (character) → Power mimicry, Regeneration, Self-magnification, Superhuman strength and durability, Toxikinesis
Created by · 1
Chemo (character) → Robert Kanigher Ross Andru Mike Esposito
First appearance · 1
Chemo (character) → Showcase #39 (July–August 1962)
Publisher · 1
Chemo (character) → DC Comics
Species · 1
Chemo (character) → Robot
Team affiliations · 1
Chemo (character) → Injustice League The Society Suicide Squad

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chemo dc character appears infinite crisis july superman appeared comic comics metal men books august created showcase december television 2006

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Chemo (character)AbilitiesSuperhuman strength and durability1.00infobox
Chemo (character)AbilitiesSelf-magnification1.00infobox
Chemo (character)AbilitiesRegeneration1.00infobox
Chemo (character)AbilitiesToxikinesis1.00infobox
Chemo (character)AbilitiesPower mimicry1.00infobox
Chemo (character)Created byRobert Kanigher Ross Andru Mike Esposito1.00infobox
Chemo (character)First appearanceShowcase #39 (July–August 1962)1.00infobox
Chemo (character)PublisherDC Comics1.00infobox
Chemo (character)SpeciesRobot1.00infobox
Chemo (character)Team affiliationsInjustice League The Society Suicide Squad1.00infobox
animated television seriesinstance ofthe character has appeared in both comic books and other DC Comics-related products0.80text
trading cardsinstance ofthe character has appeared in both comic books and other DC Comics-related products0.80text

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