Centrix

After watching and recording Centrix battle low level criminals in Canada for years, J'Onn J'Onzz, the Martian Manhunter, recommended Centrix to Owlwoman for membership.

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If Centrix projects a bolt of energy north, for example, one of equal size and power will be projected from his body in a southern direction.

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Mark perfected the use of his powers, and became one of Canada's only public super-heroes, taking the codename Centrix.

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Centrix also carries all sorts of computerized gadgets, ranging from a cell phone and palm pilot to a small translator, in several of those pockets.

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He continued to fight crime as Centrix, mostly on trips to Vancouver and his occasion returns to Ontario.

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Character notes: Centrix possesses a duality to his personality.

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Powers: Centrix has the ability to project invisible energy in equal and opposite directions from his body.

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Weapons: Centrix keeps various small pellets and tips in pockets laced throughout his costume, to place in the force fields he projects from his body as weapons.

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Unfortunately, this collection of Guardians remained together for only a short time, and Centrix returned to his home in Ladysmith.

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Robert (who has an interest in Canadian superheroes), talked to DC writer/editor, Paul Kupperberg, who actually gave Robert a glimpse at Jimenez's encyclopedia entry for the Canadian hero, Centrix (who appeared in one panel of an issue of Justice League Quarterly).

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