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Cadre (comics)

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DC Comics supervillain group
The Cadre
The Cadre inJustice League of America #235-236, artist Chuck Patton.
Publication information
PublisherDC Comics
First appearanceJustice League of America #235 (February 1985)
Created byGerry Conway (writer)
Chuck Patton (artist)
In-story information
Member(s)Starshrike
Shrike
Shatterfist
Black Mass
Crowbar
Nightfall
Overmaster
Ice
Doctor Polaris
Fastball
Devastator
Prester John
Ewald Olaffson
Mahayogi
Maya
Druid
Osiris
Mohammed Ibn Bornu
Musashi
Phalanx
Seneca
Xiuhtecutli

The Cadre is aDC Comicssupervillain group, except for members of the Cadre of the Immortal, most of whom were redeemed and became heroes by story's end.

Publication history

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The Cadre first appeared inJustice League of America #235 (February 1985) and were created byGerry Conway andChuck Patton.[1]

Fictional team history

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Overmaster's Cadre

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A cosmic alien villain known as the Overmaster began to test humanity's fitness to inhabit Earth.[2] He summoned a bunch of villains to him and gave them superpowers, and the villains became the Cadre. The Cadre has fought theJustice League on different occasions and has been through many incarnations of their group. Several members have died and new ones were recruited.[1]

The originalJustice League defeated the Cadre, after which the Overmaster vanished. Years later, he returned, acting through heralds such as theAryan Brigade, the NewExtremists, and the Cadre of the Immortal.

Cadre of the Immortal

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There was also another version of the Cadre called the Cadre of the Immortal; this version was made up of internationalmetahumans deluded by an agent of the Overmaster that claimed to bePrester John, the Immortal. He then announced his intention to destroy the Earth in one week, erasingCentral City from the planet and stopping all deaths and births across the globe as proof of his power. The Justice League invaded the Overmaster’s spacecraft and used its technology to reverse all effects of the Overmaster’s activities. The Mahayogi was killed while freeing JLI memberMaya from mind control. After the truth was revealed Seneca and Osiris joined the JLI in their battle against the Overmaster, but have not been seen in the DCU since.

Overmaster was accidentally killed by Will Everett III, the secondAmazing Man, after the Justice League memberIce had been killed by the villain. Following this event, the League moved into the Refuge, Overmaster’s space station, making it their new headquarters.

Second Cadre

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Another version of the Cadre was formed with various members of minor DC villain groups such as theExtremists.[3]

Third Cadre

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Another version of the Cadre, led byDoctor Polaris, was later formed and fought thePower Company.

Membership

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There were different incarnations of the Cadre. They are:

Members of Overmaster's Cadre

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  • Overmaster - A 580 million year-old alien. He was accidentally slain byAmazing Man.
  • Black Mass - A former M.I.T. physicist with gravity control powers.
  • Shatterfist - A Korean martial artist whose fists could shatter anything. He was killed byIce.
  • Crowbar - A former Detroit gang leader with a metaphysical crowbar.
  • Fastball- Used a robotic suit that allowed him to throw baseball-sized explosives with great force. He was killed by anOMAC.
  • Nightfall - Wields wristbands that can create null-fields and absorb light and energy.
  • Shrike - A mental patient with a sonic scream and wings. Shrike died on a mission with theSuicide Squad.

Members of the Cadre of the Immortal

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Cadre of the Immortal, artist Chuck Wojtkiewicz.
  • Prester John aka the Immortal, he wanted to rid the world of modern technology, but was killed by the Overmaster for failing to defeat theJLI.
  • Ewald Olaffson -Ice's brother and servant of the Overmaster.
  • Maya - A former JLA member from India.
  • Mahayogi - A Hindu wraith and servant of the godShiva, who gave Maya her powers.
  • Druid - An English villain, died at end of story.
  • Phalanx - AnItalian hero wearing Roman armor who could create duplicates of himself.
  • Mohammed Ibn Bornu - A North African hero with an electric spear that fired bolts of lightning, and owns a flying robot horse.
  • Musashi - A super powered Japanese warrior hero.
  • Seneca - A super-strongNative American hero.
  • Xiuhtecutli - An Aztec-styledMexican warrior woman with solar powers.
  • Osiris - AnEgyptian hero wearing golden armor, believing himself to be the reincarnation ofOsiris.

Members of the Second Cadre

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Members of the Third Cadre

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  • Doctor Polaris - Possesses magnetic powers, healed Black Mass and reformed the team.
  • Starshrike - Resembles the original version with similar powers and wings.
  • Shatterfist
  • Black Mass
  • Crowbar
  • Fastball

In other media

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  • The Cadre appear inJustice League Unlimited, consisting of Shatterfist, Black Mass, Fastball, Nightfall, and Crowbar. Following their introduction in the episode "Clash", Shatterfist takes part inRoulette's Meta-Brawl in the episode "Grudge Match" while the other members joinGorilla Grodd'sSecret Society as of the episodes "I Am Legion" and "Dead Reckoning".
  • The Cadre make cameo appearances in theHarley Quinn tie-in comicHarley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Eat. Bang! Kill Tour, consisting of Nightfall, Black Mass, Fastball, Shatterfist, and Maya. Throughout their appearances, Nightfall is revealed to be in a relationship withLivewire.

References

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  1. ^abWallace, Dan (2008), "Cadre", in Dougall, Alastair (ed.),The DC Comics Encyclopedia, New York:Dorling Kindersley, p. 64,ISBN 978-0-7566-4119-1,OCLC 213309017
  2. ^Rovin, Jeff (1987).The Encyclopedia of Supervillains. New York: Facts on File. p. 256.ISBN 0-8160-1356-X.
  3. ^Jimenez, Phil (2008), "Extremists, The", in Dougall, Alastair (ed.),The DC Comics Encyclopedia, New York:Dorling Kindersley, p. 117,ISBN 978-0-7566-4119-1,OCLC 213309017

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