a "four-dimensional mirror", from which he derives flight, infrared and X-ray vision, invisibility, intangibility, bodyheat camouflage, entrapment nets, plasma beams and density manipulation, as well as augmenting his peak physical abilities to superhuman levels. The helmet could feed information directly into his brain even after he was blinded in his first confrontation with Mageddon. The four-dimensional power source could self-destruct in a highly explosive manner. Other versions The Rock of Ages Another version of Aztek, with the same abilities, known as Azteka was seen in Grant Morrison's run on JLA during the "Rock of Ages" storyline in which the JLA traveled to an alternate future overrun by Darkseid. She sacrifices her life to destroy Darkseid's lunar facilities. In other media Television Aztek appeared in Justice League Unlimited, voiced by Chris Cox in "Question Authority" and Corey Burton in "I Am Legion". This version is part of an expanded Justice League. Video games Aztek appears as a summonable character in Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure. Bibliography The original run of the eponymous title has been collected as a trade paperback: JLA Presents: Aztek, the Ultimate Man (by co-authors Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, and pencils by N. Steven Harris, and inks by Keith Champagne, 1996; collects Aztek, the Ultimate Man #1–10, 240 pages, April 2008, ). Aztek also appeared in several issues of Morrison's JLA (5, 10–12, 15, 36, 38–41), as well as the final two issues of Mark Millar's JLA: Paradise Lost and his fill-in issue for JLA (27). He has profile entries in JLA Secret Files and Origins #1, JLA–Z #1, and The DC Comics Encyclopedia. References External links Aztek at the DCU Guide Aztek History at Fanzing, by Alan Kistler Movie Poop Shoot's look at Aztek: The Ultimate Man Articles about multiple fictional characters 1996 comics debuts Characters created by Mark Millar Comics characters introduced in 1996 Comics characters introduced in 2017 Comics by Grant Morrison Characters created by Grant Morrison DC Comics male superheroes DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics titles Fictional characters with density control abilities Fictional characters who can turn invisible Fictional Nahua people Mexican superheroes Mesoamerican mythology in popular culture Fictional software engineers Fictional characters from Austin, Texas