KILLER FROST II
Real Name: Louise Lincoln
Class: Human mutate
Occupation: Criminal, formerly scientist
Group Affiliation: The Society, formerly Suicide Squad
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: None
Base of Operations: Mobile
First Appearance: (Louise Lincoln) Fury of Firestorm #20 (February, 1984), (Killer Frost II) Fury of Firestorm #34 April, 1985
Powers: Frost needed constant replenishments of warmth to survive, and could drain the warmth from a living being through touch. Exposure to cold drained her energy. She could project cold and ice from her body, and could manipulate cold air to allow herself to float.
History: Dr. Lincoln was a scientist who worked with Crystal Frost, who later became Killer Frost I. When Frost was dying she paid a last visit to her friend before her fatal conflict with Firestorm. Lincoln greatly admired her friend, and believed by using an experimental procedure to duplicate her friend's powers Killer Frost would live again. Lincoln became the new Killer Frost, and clashed repeatedly with Firestorm.
(Extreme Justice #14-18) -
(Chase #2, 3) - While in prison Frost was recruited by Amanda Waller for the Suicide Squad. The Squad was supposed to accompany D.E.O. agent Chase to Peru and destroy the remains of the Construct’s Temple. Before reaching the Temple Frost’s teammate Bolt created a jammer to prevent Waller from observing the Squad’s actions, and Copperhead pushed Chase off a cliff. The Squad then met up with Copperhead’s friend Sergei Yurskelyov and were flown off to Russia.
(JLA #59) - Joker Jokerized a number of inmates at the Slab, including Killer Frost. The insane Frost was captured, given an antidote to the Joker Venom, and put in a metahuman holding facility in Death Valley.
(Superman / Batman #3) - Frost and a number of other supervillains attempted to collect the billion dollar bounty President Luthor placed on Superman’s head but failed.
(Superman Secret Files and Origins 2004) - Maxwell Lord, impersonating Sarge Steel, hired Killer Frost, Captain Boomerang, Double Down, and King Shark to break into Belle Reve prison and kill Amanda Waller. The villains were defeated by Superman.
(Villains United #2) - Frost joined “Lex Luthor’s” Society. Luthor wanted to destroy the Secret Six III, a group of dissident villains that refused to join the Society, so he sent Frost and a number of other Society members to confront the Six aboard the Petrovia, a Russia cargo freighter carrying Thanagarian weapons destined for the Society. The Society defeated the Secret Six and brought them back to Lex Luthor.
(Villains United #3) - Frost was among the Society members assigned to guard the Secret Six while the Crime Doctor tortured them for information about their leader Mockingbird. Frost found the screams of agony from the Crime Doctor’s office to be most relaxing. The Secret Six escaped and defeated Frost and her compatriots, only leaving them alive so they could deliver a message to the leaders of the Society that their days were numbered.
(Green Arrow III #54-56) - The Society blew up Green Arrow’s home, and when he went looking for Dr. Light with Black Lightning the Society set a trap. Light hospitalized the heroic Dr. Light, and when Arrow and Lightning visited her in the hospital they were ambused by Mirror Master and Killer Frost. The heroes prevailed, with Killer Frost being taken out by Green Arrow’s Greek Fire arrow that burned oncontact with water. The villains revealed that they were only put in place as a distraction so that Dr. Light could target Green Arrow’s loved ones.
(Villains United: Infinite Crisis Special #1) - The Society planned a worldwide prison break to free every incarcerated supervillain, and Killer Frost was one of the Society agents sent to threaten a warden to open the cell doors of his prison on an appointed date.
Comments: Created by Gerry Conway and Rafael Kayanan.
Killer Frost II received a profile in Who's Who: the Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #12.
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