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Dolphin (character)
Dolphin is a fictional character, a superheroine in the DC Comics universe. Created by writer-artist Jay Scott Pike, she debuted in Showcase #79 (December 1968).
Dolphin was created by Jay Scott Pike; at the time the writer-artist was primarily known for his work on DC's line of romance comics. After debuting in Showcase #79 in December 1968, Dolphin was not seen for nearly a decade before appearing in a cameo in Showcase #100 (May 1978), which linked the character to Aquaman. After another hiatus, Dolphin appeared in a Rip Hunter storyline in Action Comics '552-553 and then DC Comics Presents #78 (February 1985) with a redesigned costume.
Dolphin was a young girl when she fell overboard from a cruise ship, only to be saved from drowning by aliens, who abducted her to use as an experimental prototype for a subaquatic humanoid race. These experiments empowered her with various biophysical adaptations similar to ocean-themed fauna forms or mariner races.
When the aliens abandon the experiment, Dolphin escapes their underwater lab. Oblivious to her former humanity, the feral young Dolphin lives alone as a scavenger underwater. As she grows into young womanhood, Dolphin becomes tired of living an isolated, lonely life. One day, the crew of an oceanology vessel save her from an encounter with a shark and take her aboard their ship to help her.
Over time, the ship's crew try to educate and care for Dolphin, but her lack of contact with humans has left her mute. Though she grows to understand spoken language fairly quickly, she is unable to communicate until she is taught sign language. At some point, Dolphin finally masters spoken language, but never loses her shyness and reluctance to speak. She has since been a woman of few words.
Dolphin meets Aquaman during Zero Hour: Crisis in Time!, and the two later fall in love. After Aquaman's wife Mera returns from exile in the Netherworld dimension, Dolphin enters a relationship with Tempest, and the two eventually have a son named Cerdian.
When Tempest channels the magic of all Atlantis' sorcerers to undo a spell that had turned Mera into an air-breather, he is noticed by the Spectre. The Spectre obliterates Atlantis, killing Dolphin and Cerdian.
In Blackest Night, Dolphin, Tula, and Aquaman are resurrected as members of the Black Lantern Corps and are tasked with killing Tempest and Mera. Tula and Dolphin contend for Tempest's affection and mercilessly taunt him for being unable to save either of them. At the conclusion of the conflict, Tempest is killed and subsequently raised as a Black Lantern. Dolphin then battles the Titans before Dawn Granger destroys her body with a burst of light.
Dolphin (character)
Dolphin is a fictional character, a superheroine in the DC Comics universe. Created by writer-artist Jay Scott Pike, she debuted in Showcase #79 (December 1968).
Dolphin was created by Jay Scott Pike; at the time the writer-artist was primarily known for his work on DC's line of romance comics. After debuting in Showcase #79 in December 1968, Dolphin was not seen for nearly a decade before appearing in a cameo in Showcase #100 (May 1978), which linked the character to Aquaman. After another hiatus, Dolphin appeared in a Rip Hunter storyline in Action Comics '552-553 and then DC Comics Presents #78 (February 1985) with a redesigned costume.
Dolphin was a young girl when she fell overboard from a cruise ship, only to be saved from drowning by aliens, who abducted her to use as an experimental prototype for a subaquatic humanoid race. These experiments empowered her with various biophysical adaptations similar to ocean-themed fauna forms or mariner races.
When the aliens abandon the experiment, Dolphin escapes their underwater lab. Oblivious to her former humanity, the feral young Dolphin lives alone as a scavenger underwater. As she grows into young womanhood, Dolphin becomes tired of living an isolated, lonely life. One day, the crew of an oceanology vessel save her from an encounter with a shark and take her aboard their ship to help her.
Over time, the ship's crew try to educate and care for Dolphin, but her lack of contact with humans has left her mute. Though she grows to understand spoken language fairly quickly, she is unable to communicate until she is taught sign language. At some point, Dolphin finally masters spoken language, but never loses her shyness and reluctance to speak. She has since been a woman of few words.
Dolphin meets Aquaman during Zero Hour: Crisis in Time!, and the two later fall in love. After Aquaman's wife Mera returns from exile in the Netherworld dimension, Dolphin enters a relationship with Tempest, and the two eventually have a son named Cerdian.
When Tempest channels the magic of all Atlantis' sorcerers to undo a spell that had turned Mera into an air-breather, he is noticed by the Spectre. The Spectre obliterates Atlantis, killing Dolphin and Cerdian.
In Blackest Night, Dolphin, Tula, and Aquaman are resurrected as members of the Black Lantern Corps and are tasked with killing Tempest and Mera. Tula and Dolphin contend for Tempest's affection and mercilessly taunt him for being unable to save either of them. At the conclusion of the conflict, Tempest is killed and subsequently raised as a Black Lantern. Dolphin then battles the Titans before Dawn Granger destroys her body with a burst of light.