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Divinity (Character)

Divinity
Divinity

Publisher: Valiant Entertainment

Created By: Matt Kindt and Trevor Hairsine

First Appearance: Divinity #1, 2015

Real Name: Abram Adams

Nationality: Afr0-Russian

Team Affiliation: Unknown

Legal Status: Unknown

Weight: 230 lbs                        Height: 6’1

Eyes: Brown                           Hair: Black

Relatives: Unknown

Skills and Abilities:  He has extensive training from the military in armed and unarmed combat.

Powers: Time travel powers, flight, Superhuman strength, teleportation, molecular rearrangement and a host of other unrevealed powers.

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Biography

Abandoned on the doorsteps of the Russian Foreign Minister in 1945, he was later adopted by a local family. His greatest desire was for new experiences. He was adopted but his parents eventually died making him a ward of the state. Abram was recruited into a secret government project as the civil rights movement raged in America. He dated a white woman by the name of Eva though he did not love her enough to leave the program.  When he was chosen as the person for the mission he ended the relationship with Eva. He was secretly sent into space and would return to earth in 50 years. Its unknown where his ship went but by the time he returned to earth he had gained vast superhuman powers and abilities [Divinity #1, 2015].

Upon gaining his powers and abilities he traveled back to the moment he was abandoned in 1945 simply to observe.