McFarlane Toys, DC Multiverse Deathstroke Action Figure, Collectible DC Rebirth Figure with Unique Collector Character Card – Ages 12+

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Slade encountered Green Arrow once more when he was hired to find Doctor Miracle, a man who's blood could heal anything. Slade ran into Oliver when he arrived in Africa to retrieve Doctor Miracle, where Oliver was attempting to do the same. The two engaged in a fight that Slade ultimately won. He then impaled Oliver with his sword, seemingly killing him, although Oliver survived due to Slade being unaware that the blade had some of Doctor Miracle's blood on it. [24] League of Assassins Dim Mak: Deathstroke is skilled in this ancient form of martial arts where you strike vital points of the opponent's body, causing paralysis, intense and prolonged pain or death. He stated he knew a specific nerve strike that could harm Super-Man. [93]

Deathstroke appears in Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League (2015), voiced by John DiMaggio. [80]In Teen Titans: Earth One continuity, an unscarred Slade is a member of S.T.A.R. Labs, which in this version are the main antagonistic force behind the creation of the Titans. His son Joseph and him as lead enforcers who engage the Titans. [53] Deathstroke: Journey's End [ edit ]

Moreover, in the comics, the end of ‘Batman’ #427 also left Jason’s fate up in the air, and fans voted for his demise. Superhuman Durability: Deathstroke is capable of resisting tremendous kinetic impact forces that could easily crush or kill a human, without suffering any serious external or internal injuries. He has withstood hits from vastly strong opponents, including Wonder Woman, [74] Superman, Lapetus [75] and multiple imperfect clones of Superman. [76] A Wayne Tech logo is seen on the Titans Tower computer monitors. Bruce Wayne’s iconic subsidiary were first seen in ‘Batman’ #443.

Slade later found out that Odysseus was his resurrected father, and scientists had used Slade's son, Jericho, to do this. [19]

Rovin, Jeff (1987). The Encyclopedia of Supervillains. New York: Facts on File. pp.339–340. ISBN 0-8160-1356-X.

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Leadership: Deathstroke has been shown to be a capable leader, as shown during his time in the Suicide Squad. Before taking the name "Deathstroke", Slade operated with Team 7, a team created to secure The Majestic Project - a plan to control future metahuman threats. [7] The team's time together ended in tragedy following a mission in Gamorra; the team was shuttered, and its members went their separate ways. Over the course of the team's brief tenure, Slade unknowingly endured genetic manipulation, seemingly triggering a latent healing ability. Deathstroke first encountered Batman after he accepted a hit on Robin. Just as he was about to fire, Batman intervened and they fought on the rooftops of Gotham. He revealed his benefactor paid in advance, showing a green duffel bag filled with money. During the fight, the money scattered and Deathstroke began laughing uncontrollably. [11] As he realized his benefactor was the Joker, he abandoned his original mission and escaped, vowing to kill the Joker in retaliation. He broke into a poker game and accosted the Joker, but Batman managed to save the Joker and apprehend him. Knowing he's in no condition to fight Batman, Deathstroke escaped. The next morning, he awakened with no memory of the previous night. Billy Wintergreen informed he did not finish the contract, hence they both agreed to keep it a secret to maintain his reputation. [12] War of Jokes and Riddles Shortly after this, he came to the Titans' assistance again during the Titans Hunt storyline. The members of the Titans, as well as many inactive members, all disappeared in a manner very similar to how they were abducted during the Judas Contract. Mento, an on-and-off member of the Doom Patrol, hires Deathstroke to find the missing Titans. He eventually discovers with Nightwing that the abductions were the work of the Wildebeest Society, and that their leader was none other than Titans member Jericho, Deathstroke's son. Batman: Shadow War (Shadow War: Alpha #1, Batman #122-123, Deathstroke Inc. #8-9, Robin #13-14, Shadow War Zone #1, and Shadow War: Omega #1)