The Raven

You may be looking for Raven, member of the Teen Titans.

The 'Raven'
Information
Real name:	Unknown
Species:	Human
Homeworld:	Earth
Universe:	Earth-1A
Hair:	none
Base:	Raven's Island in the Sky
Rogue of:	Super Friends
Weaponry:	A white dwarf star fragment Raven's Ring
Voiced/Played:	Casey Kasem

The Raven was a super-scientist and an old enemy of Superman.

Physical Appearance

The Raven was bald, albino, and wore red sunglasses, obscuring his eyes. This gave him a somewhat ghostly appearance, his ring also had a skull on it, based upon his ghostly appearance.

History

Several years ago, Superman had the Raven tried, convicted and subsequently sent to Gateview Prison for trying to jar the Earth from its axis.^[1]

Years later, he escaped, actually stole the prison with the aid of a white dwarf fragment and planned to hold Superman there, but he is instead defeated by Superman.^[2]

Powers and Abilities

Super Powers

None.

Abilities

• Robotic Engineering: He invented a number of robotic duplicates of himself to perform certain tasks for him.
• Physics: He was an expert in several fields of physics, using particle devices. He even developed mirror-type photons and antiphotons. He was even able to knock the Earth off its' axis. (although he was stopped by Superman)
• Space piloting: He has the ability to pilot his own spacecraft.
• Gravity Manipulation: He developed a device that allowed him to control the gravity of a white dwarf fragment.

Equipment

• White dwarf fragment: He uses the powerful gravity of a white dwarf for his crimes.
• Raven's Ring: Raven's ring is actually a two-way radio that he uses to keep in contact with the Justice League. He ends up contacting the Junior SuperFriends instead however.

Transportation

• Raven's Spacecraft: Raven's spacecraft is his primary means of transportation.

Headquarters

• Raven's Island in the Sky: An incredible feat of engineering, this island hovers above the Earth thanks to the use of the white dwarf's gravity.

Appearance

Super Friends (Season 1), 1973:

• The Menace of the White Dwarf (November 24, 1973)

References