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Monitor (comics)

The Monitor is a fictional character created by writer Marv Wolfman〔In ''Batman and the Outsiders'' #14 (Oct. 1984), he is listed as having been "created by ''Marv Wolfman'', age 38, of Flushing, New York." (p. 12)〕 and artist George Pérez as one of the main characters of DC Comics' ''Crisis on Infinite Earths'' limited series.

The character began appearing, along with his assistant Lyla, in numerous DC Comics titles beginning in 1982, three years before the Crisis began in July 1985; these appearances made it seem that he was some sort of weapons dealer for supervillains. This was all part of the setup Wolfman and the staff of DC Comics planned for the Crisis, showing the Monitor currying favor with villains such as Maxie Zeus, prior to calling on the heroes.〔''Batman and the Outsiders'' #14 (Oct. 1984)〕 The Monitor was depicted in the shadows for all of his appearances in DC's mainstream superhero titles, and his face was first revealed in one of their few remaining non-superhero titles, the war comic ''G.I. Combat'' issue #274.
==Fictional character biography==


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