Kite Man (Post-Flashpoint)

==Summary==
Charles Brown was a simple aerodynamics engineer with a son, however, his past with working with the Joker caught up with him gravely during the War of Jokes and Riddles, where he was the "punchline" of the Riddler's attempt to make Joker laugh. Riddler tried to achieve this by killing his son so Charles would seek vengeance and in his grief become: Kite Man. Despite, knowingly knowing that everyone treats him like a joke, Charles's sheer resolve and determination ended up prevailing him over Riddler and his army, which turned out to be Nygma's ultimate goal. 
Charles would find himself a petty street criminal beyond the war until he help save the world with the Titans and later had rehabilitation after alternate Thomas Wayne's failed takeover of Gotham. 
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: 
Name: Charles Brown, Chuck Brown, Kite Man
Origin: DC Comics
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Former Aerodynamics Engineer, Costumed Criminal 
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Skilled Kite Flyer and Hang Glider (Has shown skill enough to be able to fly his kites/hang glide through heavy rainBatman Vol 3 #80), Gliding (Kites allows him to gracefully glide through the air), Limited BFR (Jet-Propelled Inverse Parachutes when attached to someone, is able to quicken the victim's accent; sending them to the death zone in the atmosphereBatman Vol 3 #31)
Attack Potency: Street level (Able to nonchalantly run through windows unscathedBatman Vol 3 #6, consistently portrayed as weaker than most of Batman's Rogue Gallery) 
Speed: At least Superhuman (Should be able to reach high-end performance speeds of hang-gliders) 
Lifting Strength: Athletic Human by himself and with kites (Capable of causally carrying Mr. Freeze in his suit who weighs 190 lbsBatman Character Encyclopedia as well as briefly both Scarecrow and TweedledumBatman Vol 3 #76 who weigh 140 lbs and 187 lbs respectively. Kites are capable of being able of carrying Killer CrocBatman Vol 3 #30 who weighs 268 lbs) 
Striking Strength: Street level (Able to break windows with ease)
Durability: Street level (Completely unfazed after being tossed out a window by CatwomanBatman Vol 3 #28), possibly Building level at most (Able to take a punch from Calendar ManBatman/Superman Vol 2 #22 and from HawkTitans United #7, Continuously shown to be able to keep standing despite being relentlessly punched by Batman although he was most likely holding back immensely)
Stamina: Superhuman (Endured being induced to Scarecrow's Fear Toxins; Has shown to be able to refuse staying down and push through being brutalised by Batman, The Joker and Two-Face multiple timesBatman Vol 3 #60)
Range: Standard Melee Range.
Standard Equipment: 
*Kite Man Suit with a deployable kite on his back
*Jet-Propelled Inverse Parachutes
Intelligence: Genius (Studied wind and aerodynamics whilst in school good enough that the Joker hired him to work on the JokermobileBatman Vol 3 #27. Built his own Kite Man suit as well as created jet-propelled inverse parachutes by himself)
Weaknesses: Kites can be pierced by sharp objects, has shown to be fearful of deathBatman Vol 3 #23. 
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==References==
Category:Characters
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Category:Flight Users
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Category:Antagonists
Category:Anti-villains
Category:Post-Flashpoint
Category:Kite Users
Category:Male Characters
Category:Engineers
Category:Criminals
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