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* In ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' and spin-offs, Firefly was voiced by [[Mark Rolston]]. |
* In ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' and spin-offs, Firefly was voiced by [[Mark Rolston]]. In that version, he was a [[Pyrotechnics]] engineer who became obsessed with the singer he worked for. He later reappeared in ''[[Justice League]]'' as one of the villains sprung from prison by [[Dr, Destinu]]. |
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* [[Jason Marsden]] currently plays Firefly in the animated tv show, ''[[The Batman (TV series)|The Batman]]''. In the series, he's a mercenary his identity hasn't been revealed, and a work-for-hire arsonist. In ''The Big Heat'', Firefly was hired by [[GothCorp]] to finish off Gothcorp rivals. |
* [[Jason Marsden]] currently plays Firefly in the animated tv show, ''[[The Batman (TV series)|The Batman]]''. In the series, he's a mercenary his identity hasn't been revealed, and a work-for-hire arsonist. In ''The Big Heat'', Firefly was hired by [[GothCorp]] to finish off Gothcorp rivals. He weapons are flamthrowers, and has a battle suit, and has a jetpack for flying. When one cord is disconnected, Firefly's flamethrowers and jetpack are not working. When the fuel to one of Firefly's flamethrowers are out, none of his flamethrowers are working. In the end, Batman puts Firefly hanging up and unmasked with a sign on him saying "GothCorp Employee of the Month". In ''Fire and Ice'', Firely was hired by [[Mr. Freeze]] to turn Gotham City into permanent winter. In the end, he and Freeze are defeated by Batman. |
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| Publisher | DC Comics |
| First appearance | DETECTIVE COMICS #184 (June 1952) |
| Created by | France Herron & Dick Sprang |
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| Alter ego | Garfield Lynns |
| Team affiliations | Killer Moth Nicholas Scratch Black Mask |
| Abilities | Insulated battlesuit equipped with flamethrower, grenade launchers, and wings that allow flight. |
Firefly is a fictional character in DC comics. Originally a petty criminal named Garfield Lynns, he was a victim of Gotham City's severe poverty. Lynns was captured by Batman and Robin after his first robbery. Then, inspired by the glowing insect, Lynns took up arson as a hobby, but it soon turned to an obsession; he believes he can see visions in the flames.
In an attempt to burn Gotham to the ground, Firefly was horribly burned when a chemical factory he set ablaze erupted in an explosion. 90 percent of his body is now scarred by burns, and he is incarcerated in Blackgate Prison.
In Other Media
- In Batman: The Animated Series and spin-offs, Firefly was voiced by Mark Rolston. In that version, he was a Pyrotechnics engineer who became obsessed with the singer he worked for. He later reappeared in Justice League as one of the villains sprung from prison by Dr, Destinu.
- Jason Marsden currently plays Firefly in the animated tv show, The Batman. In the series, he's a mercenary his identity hasn't been revealed, and a work-for-hire arsonist. In The Big Heat, Firefly was hired by GothCorp to finish off Gothcorp rivals. He weapons are flamthrowers, and has a battle suit, and has a jetpack for flying. When one cord is disconnected, Firefly's flamethrowers and jetpack are not working. When the fuel to one of Firefly's flamethrowers are out, none of his flamethrowers are working. In the end, Batman puts Firefly hanging up and unmasked with a sign on him saying "GothCorp Employee of the Month". In Fire and Ice, Firely was hired by Mr. Freeze to turn Gotham City into permanent winter. In the end, he and Freeze are defeated by Batman.