Brainwave, Jr.

Rebuking the Past…

Henry “Hank” King, Jr. is the son of the JSAAn abbreviation of Justice Society of America VillainA characterAny sentient entity that appears in a comic book. (Example: Superman, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and Krypto the Super Dog are all characters that appear in Superman comics). that typically acts in a villainous manner. (Example: The Joker is truly an insane villain.) Brain Wave and the girl adventurer Merry, the Girl of 1,000 Gimmicks.  Hank was a fairly normal child, however he began to notice the stress between his two parents.  The Brain Wave had refused to reform and wound up in and out of prison his entire life while Merry who was hopelessly in love with her husband eventually died from all the emotional stress of being unable to reform her husband.

Henry resented his father for his mother’s death and when he began to develop mental abilities he decided he would take his father’s name and do good with the powersThe extraordinary abilities that a characterAny sentient entity that appears in a comic book. (Example: Superman, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and Krypto the Super Dog are all characters that appear in Superman comics). may possess. (Example: Aquaman can telepathically control marine life as one of his powers.) he had inherited.

Brainwave Jr joined with the sons and daughters of the Justice Society of AmericaThe original DCUAn abbreviation of DC Universe or DC Comics Universe. Meant to denote the comics that are published by DC Comics and the Universe that DC has built for its stories. team upA comic that usually features at least two characters that do not typically appear together on a regular basis. (Example: Batman and The Warlord would be a great Team Up) book taking the heroes of the Golden Age and teaming them together. in Infinity, Inc.

First Appearance

 Created By:  Roy Thomas & Jerry Ordway

PowersThe extraordinary abilities that a characterAny sentient entity that appears in a comic book. (Example: Superman, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and Krypto the Super Dog are all characters that appear in Superman comics). may possess. (Example: Aquaman can telepathically control marine life as one of his powers.)

Illusions  - Henry can create realistic mental illusions in the mind of his target.

Mental Blast  - Brainwave Jr. can shoot out a beam of mental energy to harm his enemies.

Telekinesis  - Brainwave Jr has the ability to move items with his mind.

Telepathy  - Brainwave Jr is able to scan and read other’s minds.

VulnerabilitiesA characterAny sentient entity that appears in a comic book. (Example: Superman, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and Krypto the Super Dog are all characters that appear in Superman comics).'s weakness.

Brainwave Jr, is a normal human being with normal vulnerabilitiesA characterAny sentient entity that appears in a comic book. (Example: Superman, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and Krypto the Super Dog are all characters that appear in Superman comics).'s weakness..

Rational Fear  - Brainwave, Jr. is worried that his powersThe extraordinary abilities that a characterAny sentient entity that appears in a comic book. (Example: Superman, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and Krypto the Super Dog are all characters that appear in Superman comics). may possess. (Example: Aquaman can telepathically control marine life as one of his powers.) may come with some mental instability that he may have inherited from either his mother or father as a result of hsi powersThe extraordinary abilities that a characterAny sentient entity that appears in a comic book. (Example: Superman, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and Krypto the Super Dog are all characters that appear in Superman comics). may possess. (Example: Aquaman can telepathically control marine life as one of his powers.).