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| rdfs:comment | - Once contact with someone is made, the host body is then trapped inside a fantasy world inside their own mind, as the plant creates them a dream of a perfect life by tapping into the pleasure centers of the person's brain. Once Mongul used a Black Mercy to trap Superman in a dream state. And he dreamed of a perfect life where Jor-El's prediction that Krypton would be destroyed proved to be a false alarm, and Kal-El grows up on Krypton and eventually marries a woman who is basically a composite of Lois Lane and Lana Lang.
- Black Mercy is a plant that creates a dream of a person's perfect life by tapping into the pleasure centers of a person's brain. They are harvested by Mongul, and have been seen to be used on Hal Jordan, Oliver Queen, Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne, and even Mongul himself. When someone discovers the Black Mercy-created reality is fake (they notice something wrong, or otherwise realize their lives aren't this perfect), the Black Mercy will slowly lose its grip on its host, making it easier to detach from them.
- Also known as Ater Clemtia, the Black Mercy were a species of parasitic plants that were native to a world in Space Sector 2811. Their origins were traced to being the empathic offspring of the planet known as Mother Mercy and were seeded by her upon maturity whereupon they were sent into the stars on a mission to alleviate the pain and suffering felt by the sick or by the dying.
- Black Mercy is an alien parasite that makes its host dream of their perfect fantasy world while it feeds off of them.
- The Black Mercy was a telepathic, plant-like species alien to Earth. It attaches itself to a host, reads the host's memories, then traps the host in a waking dream state based on the host's deepest personal desires. What the Black Mercy received in return for this state is unknown.
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| abstract | - Once contact with someone is made, the host body is then trapped inside a fantasy world inside their own mind, as the plant creates them a dream of a perfect life by tapping into the pleasure centers of the person's brain. Once Mongul used a Black Mercy to trap Superman in a dream state. And he dreamed of a perfect life where Jor-El's prediction that Krypton would be destroyed proved to be a false alarm, and Kal-El grows up on Krypton and eventually marries a woman who is basically a composite of Lois Lane and Lana Lang.
- Black Mercy is a plant that creates a dream of a person's perfect life by tapping into the pleasure centers of a person's brain. They are harvested by Mongul, and have been seen to be used on Hal Jordan, Oliver Queen, Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne, and even Mongul himself. When someone discovers the Black Mercy-created reality is fake (they notice something wrong, or otherwise realize their lives aren't this perfect), the Black Mercy will slowly lose its grip on its host, making it easier to detach from them.
- Also known as Ater Clemtia, the Black Mercy were a species of parasitic plants that were native to a world in Space Sector 2811. Their origins were traced to being the empathic offspring of the planet known as Mother Mercy and were seeded by her upon maturity whereupon they were sent into the stars on a mission to alleviate the pain and suffering felt by the sick or by the dying.
- Black Mercy is an alien parasite that makes its host dream of their perfect fantasy world while it feeds off of them.
- The Black Mercy was a telepathic, plant-like species alien to Earth. It attaches itself to a host, reads the host's memories, then traps the host in a waking dream state based on the host's deepest personal desires. What the Black Mercy received in return for this state is unknown.
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