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Element Lad

Element Lad (Jan Arrah) is a superhero appearing in media published by DC Comics, primarily as a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th and 31st centuries. A native of the planet Trom, he has the power to transmute chemical elements.

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Publisher
DC Comics
Abilities
Legion flight ring
Alter ego
Jan Arrah
Created by
Edmond Hamilton John Forte
First appearance
Adventure Comics #307 (April 1963)
Notable aliases
Mystery Lad Alchemist Progenitor

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Element Lad

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Avg. degree1.96
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Element Lad

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related to Post-Zero Hour · 26
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related to Pre-Zero Hour · 14
Element Lad → Adventure Comics, He, In, Jan, Jan Arrah, Legion, Legionnaires, Mystery Lad, Roxxas, Science Police's Legion, Shvaughn Erin, Trom, Trommites, With
related to In other media · 9
Element Lad → Adventures, Batman, DC Comics Adventure, DC Universe, Legion, Meets, Scribblenauts Unmasked, Super Heroes, Super-Heroes
related to Post-Infinite Crisis · 9
Element Lad → Brande, Conner Kent, Crisis Legion, He, In Last Stand, Infinite Crisis, New Krypton, Smallville, The
related to "Threeboot" · 8
Element Lad → Final Crisis, In, Legion, Superboy-Prime, The, This, Threeboot, Worlds
related to Powers and abilities · 5
Element Lad → As, He, Legion, Legion Flight Ring, Super-Heroes
related to history · 3
Element Lad → Adventure Comics, Edmond Hamilton, John Forte
Abilities · 1
Element Lad → Legion flight ring
Alter ego · 1
Element Lad → Jan Arrah
Created by · 1
Element Lad → Edmond Hamilton John Forte

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element lad legion comics jan crisis super-heroes adventure dc trom transmute abilities appears continuity hour years later first arrah threeboot

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Element LadAbilitiesLegion flight ring1.00infobox
Element LadAlter egoJan Arrah1.00infobox
Element LadCreated byEdmond Hamilton John Forte1.00infobox
Element LadFirst appearanceAdventure Comics #307 (April 1963)1.00infobox
Element LadNotable aliasesMystery Lad Alchemist Progenitor1.00infobox
Element LadPlace of originTrom1.00infobox
Element LadPublisherDC Comics1.00infobox
Element LadSpeciesTrommite1.00infobox
Element LadTeam affiliationsLegion of Super-Heroes1.00infobox
Element Ladis alone survivor of a lost planet0.90text
Element Ladpart ofa secret team sent by R0.85text
Element Ladrelated to "Threeboot"In0.60section

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