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	Gorilla Grodd - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gorilla Grodd is a fictional character appearing in DC Comics, primarily as an opponent of The Flash.
		Gorilla Grodd was mentioned in passing by the character Nightshade in the episode titled "Deadly Nightshade" of the live action Flash TV series from the early 90's.
		Gorilla Grodd in "The Brave and the Bold".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gorilla_Grodd (1455 words)

	Flash #178 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		However, when this prison of wheels is secretly sabotaged by the new Rogues Gallery, we see Gorilla Grodd is able to escape, and enraged by his captivity, Grodd is on the warpath.
		As Grodd tears a path of destruction through Keystone City, we see the Flash is far too busy saving the lives of the people endangered by Grodd's actions to concentrate on stopping Grodd.
		Gorilla Grodd is one of the more bizarre creations to emerge out of DC's Silver Age, but he's also one of the few that has been successfully transplanted into the modern era, as I have no trouble accepting the idea of a talking gorilla who uses telepathic powers to attack his enemies.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/100203900225906.htm (709 words)

	Gorilla Grodd
		Biologically typical Earth gorilla whose ancestors were augmented by the rays of a meteorite which fell within a mountainous region of Africa, enabling super-simian strength, speed, stamina, agility, hyper-intelligence and telepathic abilities.
		Grodd has learned additional telepathic skills enabling him to mentally control and transform matter, levitate immense objects, project powerful force beams, control minds and transfer his own mind into other bodies.
		The revolutionary dissident Grodd traveled to Central City, but not to rescue the captured leader of Gorilla City, instead he desired Solovar's knowledge of mind control to amass an army of apes.
	spider-bob.com /villains/dc/GorillaGrodd.htm (228 words)

	The Creeper - What Would Your Flash Plot Be?
		The gorilla habitat is changed as per his instructions into a lab of sorts, where he starts to work on weapons and a secret "human extinction" plan.
		Grodd gets more evil, more mean things happen to the zoo workers, and he begins to work his way outward, mentally ensnaring people outside the zoo, policemen, lawyers, and others.
		Barry attacks Grodd at the zoo, there is either a crazy fight there, or Grodd has Barry distacted by having him run all over the workld trying to stop the virus outbreak, as Grodd reveals that he has multiple virus disp[ersion points.
	www.comicboards.com /flash/view.php?trd=041219034016 (850 words)

	The World's Finest - Justice League Unlimited
		Grodd used her knowledge to steal a mystic totem from Nanda Parbat and Grodd later used this totem in Gorilla City to attempt to turn the entire world into apes.
		Grodd's plan failed when the Justice League and Deadman showed up, however and was forced to retreat.
		Grodd was taken to a containment area where he remains completely restricted of all movement.
	www.worldsfinestonline.com /WF/jlu/bios/grodd (318 words)

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		Grodd's main assignments to Legion Members were the capturing of a giant Kryptonite Stone, the capturing of a corpse of a Legendary Viking Prince, and the capturing of the Heart of Nandoparbat.
		Grodd decided it was all he needed and the Legion and Grodd went to Gorilla City to install it.
		Grodd was eventually caught in a one-on-one battle with Luthor, and nearly won until trying to use his mindcontrol on Luthor.
	www.freewebs.com /justiceleagueunlimited/villains.htm (3821 words)

	The World's Finest - Justice League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Grodd came upon Dr. Sarah Corwin, and from there, he began to devise a plan to destroy Gorilla City.
		Grodd returned, with the Secret Society of villains, and with new powers to unlock the doors to emotions.
		While the Injustice Gang was attempted twice with failure, the Secret Society, in which Grodd led, was almost successful, as Grodd was brilliant enough to realize the cooperation amongst the villains was important, and he taught them that while they battled the League.
	www.worldsfinestonline.com /WF/jl/bios/villains/grodd (229 words)

	The Unofficial Green Glob Biography
		The super gorilla was testing a magnetic containment device he had designed to hold metahumans when he became aware his trap had unexpectedly caught the Green Glob.
		Grodd would turn his friends back into humans and then allow him to be stripped of his formidable mental powers.
		Grodd was effectively neutralized as a threat and taken into custody by forces from Gorilla City.
	www.dcuguide.com /glcorps/profile.php?name=greenglob (1281 words)

	Hector Hammond
		The moves were actually a code to let Grodd know that Hammond had discovered that they both got their powers from the same type of meteor.
		Grodd also communicated that he had found a third evolutionary meteor on Earth and sent its location to Hammond.
		Grodd and Hammond found the meteor, and each one planned to betray the other, but Grodd struck first, taking the power of the meteor and turning Hammond into a devolved Neanderthal man. Flash, Green Lantern and Rex the Wonder Dog stopped Grodd from taking over Gorilla City, and Detective Chimp subdued the savage Hammond.
	www.angelfire.com /ar/hellUSA/Hectorhammond.html (724 words)

	Secret Society of Super-Villains: Gorilla Warfare: Book Two
		Grodd kept a serious appearance yet managed to make eye contact with the two gorillas at the door.
		Grodd could also see that the Tattooed Lady was held fast, despite her struggling.
		Many of the apes were shocked by Grodd's assault on what appeared to be one of their own, but the simian villain paid their words no heed.
	www.the5earths1.50megs.com /earth-1/1986/ssosv05.htm (7228 words)

	Gorilla City
		Like their ancestors, the gorillas of Gorilla City are generally peaceful, although they can be deadly when provoked.
		The gorillas have kept their city secret for over a century, allowing contact with humans only after Solovar was captured by humans and Grodd pursued him to Central City in the United States.
		Once Grodd was subdued, Nnamdi banished the Flash from the city, erasing memory of its location from the one human left who knew where to find it.
	www.hyperborea.org /flash/gorilla-city.html (714 words)

	Homeopape: Superhero Selection (std). - Paper 4
		Gorilla Grodd waxes lyrical during his recent trial.
		Gorilla Grodd on trial yesterday along with fellow ape, Gorilla Surfer, made monkey history when he defended himself.
		Grodd has promised to write a book on his origins as well as outlining the philosophy which drove him to try to return Inguria to the stone age.
	home.swiftdsl.com.au /~buchwald/Paper04.htm (1246 words)

	Gorilla Grodd
		Rather than reveal the existence of Gorilla City, he played dumb and allowed himself to be taken to a Central City circus.
		Grodd came after him, but not for rescue; his intent was to steal Solovar’s secret for controlling others through force of mind.
		One of Grodd’s widest-ranging schemes was to arrange Solovar’s assassination and manipulate Gorilla City into war against humanity.
	www.hyperborea.org /flash/grodd.html (820 words)

	Gorilla Grodd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Once an ordinary lowland gorilla, Grodd and his fellow primates were accelerated up the evolutionary ladder when an alien spacecraft crashed into the African veldt and its occupant imbued the gorillas with great intelligence.
		Founding a futuristic "Gorilla City" deep within the African veldt, the gorillas pursued their own advancement under the alien's leadership until explorers stumbled upon their haven.
		The evil Grodd forced one of the explorers to kill his alien benefactor and staged a coup to enslave Gorilla City.
	www.rapsheet.co.uk /RapSheetMain/Character2.asp?UniqueId=46 (190 words)

	CustomsBody
		Gorillas as villains seemed silly to me. (Unless they were cyborgs with bottled brains in Hellboy!) Like it or not, Gorillas seem to run rampant in the Justice League universe.
		Grodd’s first appearance in “The Brave and the Bold” didn’t do much for me, but I loved his part in “Secret Society.”; That clinched the deal.
		Grodd’s head is higher on his chest than UH, so I crammed aluminum foil into UH’s neck hole (to fill the chest cavity), then layered on epoxy putty (and later, modeling paste) to create a smooth and solid upper torso.
	www.pilliod.net /Pages/CustomsPage/Animated/grodd.htm (463 words)

	Kamandi - Book Four [DC LEGENDS]
		Grodd clenched his eyelids tight, pinching the bridge of his wide nose harshly, the pain clearing his thoughts just a bit as his stomach continued to roil.
		Grodd could see that the coarse white fur was singed, burned straight away in spots to reveal dark sickly patches of pink.
		Gorilla Grodd chuckled and slipped the ring onto his pinky, gathering the others in the velvet, clutching them in his fist.
	paratime.ca /dclegends/kamandi04.html (5677 words)

	TheFourthRail.com
		In this issue, Gorilla City gets a revamp and a new character that is right in line with the way its been presented in the past while also being undeniably new, and Johns proves himself as probably one of the best Gorilla Grodd writers ever as well.
		The double-page splash of Gorilla City by Kolins stands out as one of the most memorable visuals in an already-memorable run, and I love the mixture of technology and tribal tradition, animal instinct and sentient will that defines the gorillas of Gorilla City.
		The end of the Grodd confrontation could easily have been unsatisfying, especially given the harsh consequences for Hunter, were it not so easy to sympathize with Nnamdi and the others of Gorilla City.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/snapjudgments/012703/flash194.shtml (581 words)

	WizKids - DC HeroClix
		A superintelligent, superstrong, mentalist gorilla is nothing to laugh at—and Gorilla Grodd proves how true that is. All of his versions are very similar; they just get more powerful the further you go.
		Grodd starts off with some Mind Control, so use it as quickly as you can on the toughest victim possible.
		At the end of the dial, Grodd gains a couple of clicks of Outwit, so even then he’s not out of the game.
	www.wizkidsgames.com /heroclix/dc/figuregallery.asp?unitid=2180 (206 words)

	Justice League Super Hero Personalized Story Book
		Grodd fired laser blasts at his enemies as they swooped down toward him.
		The gorilla struggled to pull the golden lasso out of Wonder Woman's hands, but she held on tight.
		Being a super-intelligent ape, Grodd was smart enough to know he couldn't beat the whole Justice League at once.
	www.rwrinnovations.com /productpages/justice_league.htm (1379 words)

	Flash #127 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Grodd is instantly made King of Gorilla-City, but soon gets bored.
		Flash vibrates the atoms of his body at the same frequency as solar flare radiation, to counter the effects of Grodd's Neo-Magnetisism and runs around Grood, creating a tornado that throws Grodd into the air.
		When Grodd falls, not only is he knocked unconscious, but all the Neo-Magnetic radiation is knocked out of him, too, and the people of Central City see him as he really is: "A gorilla!
	www.lethargiclad.com /gorilla/flash127.html (304 words)

	Fanzing 22 - November 1999 - Fiction
		My version of Grodd is not from a “Gorilla City,” and there is no King Solivar.
		Grodd is the only one of his kind.
		Of course he couldn’t talk in words, since gorillas lack the facial musculature needed, but we and he used sign-language, which he picked up in less than a month.
	www.monitorduty.com /mag/fanzing22/fiction4.shtml (879 words)

	Solovar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He is a sentient gorilla and progressive leader of a race of gorillas that first appeared as supporting characters of the Flash.
		Renowned for his wisdom and psychic powers, he is virtually unchallenged, except by the villainous Gorilla Grodd.
		With tensions between humans and gorillas rising, the JLA is invited to Gorilla City to assist in a diplomatic mission, only to fall victim to an ambush.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/SOLOVAR (680 words)

	Seanbaby's Super Friends Page - Grodd
		If all Grodd hung out with was regular gorillas, he'd be like the Superman of the group.
		Gorillas are strong, but not unstoppable rampage strong.
		And once Grodd's martial law falls apart and we're reclaiming our planet from him, he won't be able to hide from the revolutionaries with that noisy spit slurping problem.
	www.seanbaby.com /superfriends/grodd.htm (1097 words)

	The Flash 192
		Johns seems to promise the return of one of the Flashes most infamous enemies, and Gorilla Grodd certainly does return, it’s just that at first the confusion as to what or who Grodd really is seems to take away from his punch as a character.
		Grodd was at first very confusing to me due to the multiple gorillas on the scene at the beginning of the story.
		This is explained, but not soon enough in the story for me. The explanation seems somewhat corny/campy, the monkey king returns to rule the world as his own, and left me thinking it was lacking any depth.
	www.southside.za.net /reviews/feb03/flash192.htm (679 words)

	Judgment Calls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Basic set-up, Gorilla City (a city of super intelligent apes, that's where Gorilla Grodd is from) decides to drop it's secrecy, and asks for membership in the UN.
		Gorilla City declares war on the world, but there will be no blood shed, Instead, they mutate the human population into Gorillas, but not super intelligent ones, semi-intelligent slaves of the super intelligent ones.
		The Gorillas of Gorilla City are supposed to be super intelligent, in this annual and only in this one, they're all idiots, even Grodd.
	www.collectortimes.com /1999_09/JLA.html (979 words)

	Gorilla Grodd - Message Board - ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Skills and abilities: Grodd is a scientific genius.
		These enable him to mentally control and transform matter, to levitate immense objects, to project powerful mental force beams, to control the minds of others, and transfer his mind into other bodies.
		Responding to a billion dollar bounty placed on Superman by Presidnet Luthor, Grodd took control of a large army of villains and ambushed Superman and Batman at the Washington Monument.
	p083.ezboard.com /fskindexfrm80.showMessage?topicID=181.topic (117 words)

	Justice League Animated www.JLanimated.com - Villains
		Gorilla Grodd is a member of the hidden Gorilla City in Africa.
		Grodd was a criminal of Gorilla City, and he blames the city and it's inhabitants.
		He's desire is to destory Gorilla City and with his mind control helmet and technology, he certainly has the power to do so.
	www.jlanimated.com /villains/index.php?id=20 (167 words)

	Fanzing 45 - June 2002 - The Origin of Gorilla Grodd
		The scene shifts to one of Grodd, lolling about on a raised laboratory platform and bathing himself in rays of an awful and unknown incandescence.
		Said "worst case" scenario, however, fails to come to pass; as the remainder of Gorilla City's population rushes forward, instead, to laud and adore the object of their apish adulation.
		As Grodd confidently strides forth from his zingy (if aerodynamically questionable) air ship: the local populace, thereabouts, goes completely and unabashedly full-goose goony over the sight of the anthropoid avatar.
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing45/feature4.shtml (2544 words)

	Super Hearing - HERO GAMES Discussion Boards
		While Supes is geting his * handed to him by Nightshade's shadow magic, Batman deduces that it must be Gorilla Grodd** using his mind control on all of the other villians.
		Sure enough, there is Gorilla Grodd perched atop the Washington monument.
		He was listening for Grodd's uniguely gorilla heart beat, which sounds different then a normal human heart beat.
	www.herogames.com /forums/showthread.php?t=36678 (517 words)

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