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Revision as of 02:35, 17 April 2017
Tor-An is an infamous Kryptonian war criminal (Kryptonian Civil War) and member of the Sword of Rao, being General Zod's favorite hatchet man, as well as one of the first great enemies of the hero Superman.
Together with General Zod, Tor-An attempted to re-establish Krypton on Earth by bringing about a terraformation apocalypse (in the Black Zero Event), but he was ultimately defeated by Superman and re-imprisoned in the Phantom Zone.
Biography
Born on the planet Krypton Tor-An grew to become a fierce soldier in the Kryptonian military. He became a loyal servant of General Zod and under him, helped plot to takeover the planet. When General Zod took action to depose the Kryptonian Law Council, Tor-An was present when they assaulted the Legislation Chamber. Tor-An and other soldiers escorted Jor-El out. However, Jor-El managed to defeat Tor-An and use his firearm to kill two other soldiers before knocking out Tor-An.
Later, Tor-An was arrested alongside General Zod and the rest of his forces for their attempted coup d'état. He was sentenced to the Phantom Zone. After Krypton imploded the shock wave emissions freed him and the other prisoners from the Zone. He the joined General Zod again in his quest to search for other surviving Kryptonians.
After making contact with the humans on planet Earth, Tor-An piloted General Zod and his forces to Smallville in order to acquire the growth Codex. Tor-An piloted his ship, distracting Superman away from General Zod whose visor had broken before returning aboard Zod's flagship. Tor-An then picked up Nam-Ek and Faora from Earth who also had sensory overloads from the planet's atmosphere.
Tor-An was ultimately sucked into a temporary portal to the Phantom Zone in Metropolis, along with Faora, Nam-Ek, Jax-Ur, Car-Vex, Nathan Hardy, and Emil Hamilton.
Personality
Genetically engineered into the Kryptonian Warrior Guild as a warrior, Tor-An was known as "a cold-blooded killer without a drop of mercy or compassion in his veins," as he was genetically incapable of feeling empathy towards his enemies[1] As a result, Tor-An was the favorite hatchet man of General Zod, being quick to "get his hands dirty" when the cause required it [2].
Powers and Abilities
- Kryptonian Physiology: As a Kryptonian, Tor-An's bone structure is almost identical to that of a human. On a planet near a red class M main-sequence star, like his native Krypton with its sun Rao, Tor-An had physical attributes nearly identical to those of humans. However, if he were to travel to a planet near a yellow G-type main-sequence star, like Earth, he would have gained many incredible superpowers, identical to those of Superman, which would have made Tor-An also appear godlike. However, since he was never exposed to the radiation of Earth's sun, Tor-An did not get the chance to gain superpowers before his Phantom Zone re-imprisonment.
Relationships
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External Links
- Tor-An at the DC Database
- Tor-An at the Superman Wiki
- Tor-An at the Arrowverse Wiki
References
- ↑ Cox, Greg (2013). Man of Steel. Titan Books. ISBN 978-1781165997.
- ↑ Cox, Greg (2013). Man of Steel. Titan Books. ISBN 978-1781165997.
- ↑ Cox, Greg (2013). Man of Steel. Titan Books. ISBN 978-1781165997.
- ↑ Cox, Greg (2013). Man of Steel. Titan Books. ISBN 978-1781165997.