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Black Manta

Black Manta

David Milton Hyde

New 52

History

Black Manta, real name David Hyde, is an enemy to Aquaman and The Others. He has been on many super-villains teams such as the Legion of Doom the Injustice League and the Secret Society of Super-Villains. As a young adult, David Hyde lived with his father, Jesse Hyde, on a houseboat, earning some reputation as a diver and a treasure hunter. His father had gotten divorced with his mother and she moved away while Jesse and David went exploring. He and his father sought the Black Pearl which would allow the user to possess Hydrokinetic abilities. He began his search in the Bermuda Triangle where he discovered the lost Atlantean kingdom of Xebel. There he seduced a woman named Lucia who would adopt his surname and become 'Lucia Hyde', wanting the map to the Pearl. read more

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Origin

Creator DC Comics
UniversePrime Earth - New 52
Character Tier 0+ (Athlete)
Full name
Alter Egos No alter egos found.
Aliases Yellow Lantern , Fisher King
Place of birth
First appearance Aquaman Vol 7 #7 (May, 2012)
Alignment Bad

Appearance

Gender Male
Species // Type Human
Height 188 cm • 6'2"
Weight 93 kg • 205.03 lbs
Eye color Black
Hair color No Hair

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Occupation Pirate � Treasure Hunter � Mercenary � Terrorist
Base Mobile, formerly Hall of Doom � Belle Reve � Baltimore
Relatives Jesse Hyde (father, deceased), Ramona Hyde-Montez (mother, deceased), Oscar Montez (step-father), Jackson Hyde (son)
Teams No teams added.
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