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The Centre is the name of a cult which Shawn Hunter briefly joined in Cult Fiction. The Centre portrays itself as a home for lost souls who don't know where they belong in the world, but is in reality a cult led by Philip Mack, whose intention was to manipulate kids who felt lost and make them reliant and submissive to him. George Feeny had attempted to close the Centre down for good, but failed. The Centre are a force of nature bent on destroying humanity. The Centre is a corporation run by the chairman, Mr. Parker in Blue Cove, Delaware. In 1963, they kidnapped a boy named Jarod in order to harness his genius for their research. The Centre's North Tower is memorialised in a brand new official website www.thepretender.org/tower/. The Tower website was used to release the ten-page preview of the new graphic novel for The Pretender. The Centre is voiced by Keith David. "Like all things on this hurtling sphere, I emerged from the molten center of creation. But mine has been a unique path." - The Centre The Centre was a creature born in prehistoric times.Observing the coming of other creatures, it became increasingly unnerved by the ferocity of mankind. When man had mastered atomic weapons, the Centre decided to cleanse the Earth of the "lesser beings," mankind. It developed a cult following who sacrificed humans for the Centre, one group of which was taken down by J'onn J'onzz and the Batman. It possessed Captain Cold after the later's defeat at the hands of the Flash, questioning Flash's superspeed. It sent dinosaurs to America and Paradise Island, nearly killing Wonder Woman. It was defeated by a group of heroes including J'onn J'onzz, Batman, Flash, an

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The Centre is the name of a cult which Shawn Hunter briefly joined in Cult Fiction. The Centre portrays itself as a home for lost souls who don't know where they belong in the world, but is in reality a cult led by Philip Mack, whose intention was to manipulate kids who felt lost and make them reliant and submissive to him. George Feeny had attempted to close the Centre down for good, but failed. After Jonathan Turner was involved in a near-fatal motorcycle accident, Shawn realized he couldn't process and deal with the trauma without Mr. Mack, which was most likely Mack's plan -- to find kids who felt hollow and make them rely on him (Mack) for everything. Shawn, with Cory's help, is able to overcome the Centre's influence and leaves the cult. The Centre are a force of nature bent on destroying humanity. "Like all things on this hurtling sphere, I emerged from the molten center of creation. But mine has been a unique path." - The Centre The Centre was a creature born in prehistoric times.Observing the coming of other creatures, it became increasingly unnerved by the ferocity of mankind. When man had mastered atomic weapons, the Centre decided to cleanse the Earth of the "lesser beings," mankind. It developed a cult following who sacrificed humans for the Centre, one group of which was taken down by J'onn J'onzz and the Batman. It possessed Captain Cold after the later's defeat at the hands of the Flash, questioning Flash's superspeed. It sent dinosaurs to America and Paradise Island, nearly killing Wonder Woman. It was defeated by a group of heroes including J'onn J'onzz, Batman, Flash, and Hal Jordan, Green Lantern. The Centre is voiced by Keith David. The Centre is a corporation run by the chairman, Mr. Parker in Blue Cove, Delaware. In 1963, they kidnapped a boy named Jarod in order to harness his genius for their research. The Centre's North Tower is memorialised in a brand new official website www.thepretender.org/tower/. The Tower website was used to release the ten-page preview of the new graphic novel for The Pretender.