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Byron Lewis was an aeronautical genius who used great mechanical wings and other gadgets to glide through the air as the vigilante Mothman. He joined the Minutemen in the late 1930s, and was a great asset to the team on many occasions. However, by the '50s, he had acquired a …
Byron Lewis (Watchmen) | DC Database | Fandom
Byron Lewis, formerly known as Mothman, was one of the original Minutemen that protected New York City before being forced into retirement and going insane. While in a mental institution, he became close friends with Reggie Long and convinced him to become the next Rorschach.
Byron Lewis | Watchmen Wiki | Fandom
Byron Lewis was an engineer, aviation inventor, and former member of the Minutemen formerly known as Mothman. Byron Lewis was born into a wealthy family in Bethlehem, Connecticut. He would later move to New York to pursue a career in engineering and aviation full time.
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Mothman (real name Byron Alfred Lewis) is a former member of the Minutemen who suffered from alcoholism and mental illness later in life. Lewis had a privileged upbringing and sought to help the less fortunate and fight oppression and corruption as a crimefighter.
Byron Lewis/DC Timeline | Watchmen Wiki | Fandom
Byron Lewis was an engineer, aviation inventor, and former member of the Minutemen formerly known as Mothman. In his later years as a masked vigilante, he developed a drinking problem and admitted himself to a mental hospital, where he met Reggie Long and inspired him to become the next Rorschach.
Mothman | Superhero Wiki | Fandom
Mothman (Byron Lewis) is a minor character from the comic book Watchmen, specifically the "Under the Hood" segments, as well has having a more central role in the Before Watchmen comics. A self-made millionaire inspired by the appearance of the first vigilante Hooded Justice, Byron Lewis decided...
Mothman (Character) - Comic Vine
After people began to hear about Silhouette in the 1930s, stories about Mothman also filled the news. His suit gave him the power to glide on air currents; a feat which won much public attention.