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Dolphin (character)

Dolphin is a superheroine appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Created by writer-artist Jay Scott Pike, she debuted in Showcase #79 (December 1968).

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Publisher
DC Comics
Abilities
Artificially adapted for deep subaquatic life: underwater breathing, superhuman strength, speed, durability, stamina, reflexes, resilience to deep water pressures, Aquatic Respi…
Created by
Jay Scott Pike
First appearance
Showcase #79 (December 1968)
Species
Atlantean (current) · Metahuman (alien-altered) (originally)
Team affiliations
Forgotten Heroes Black Lantern Corps Justice League Task Force Justice League

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Dolphin (character)

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Species · 2
Dolphin (character) → Atlantean (current), Metahuman (alien-altered) (originally)
Abilities · 1
Dolphin (character) → Artificially adapted for deep subaquatic life: underwater breathing, superhuman strength, speed, durability, stamina, reflexes, resilience to deep water pressures, Aquatic Respi…
Created by · 1
Dolphin (character) → Jay Scott Pike
First appearance · 1
Dolphin (character) → Showcase #79 (December 1968)
Publisher · 1
Dolphin (character) → DC Comics
Team affiliations · 1
Dolphin (character) → Forgotten Heroes Black Lantern Corps Justice League Task Force Justice League

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dolphin dc aquaman showcase comics mera jay scott pike 79 december 1968 tempest atlantis character black lantern underwater created abilities

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Dolphin (character)AbilitiesArtificially adapted for deep subaquatic life: underwater breathing, superhuman strength, speed, durability, stamina, reflexes, resilience to deep water pressures, Aquatic Respi…1.00infobox
Dolphin (character)Created byJay Scott Pike1.00infobox
Dolphin (character)First appearanceShowcase #79 (December 1968)1.00infobox
Dolphin (character)PublisherDC Comics1.00infobox
Dolphin (character)SpeciesAtlantean (current)1.00infobox
Dolphin (character)SpeciesMetahuman (alien-altered) (originally)1.00infobox
Dolphin (character)Team affiliationsForgotten Heroes Black Lantern Corps Justice League Task Force Justice League1.00infobox

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