his statement. Later, Hammond modifies the F-35 and assigns Hal Jordan to pilot it against the Amazons' Air Force of invisible planes. Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew! The 1980s series Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew! presented the parallel Earth of "Earth-C-Minus", a world populated by talking animal superheroes that paralleled the mainstream DC Universe. Earth-C-Minus features "Hector Hamhock", a pig counterpart of Hammond whose nemesis was the heroic Green Lambkin. Amalgam Comics Hammond was combined with Marvel Comics' MODOK to create HECTOR, the Highly Evolved Creature Totally Oriented for Revenge. He resembles Hector Hammond, but with a larger spherical head, yellow eyes, a large black goatee, a smaller body, MODOK's laser cannon on his forehead and a red and yellow uniform. In other media Hector Hammond appears in Green Lantern, portrayed by Peter Sarsgaard. This version is a xenobiology professor, an old friend of Hal Jordan, and the son of Senator Robert Hammond. After being summoned by Amanda Waller of the Department of Extranormal Operations (DEO) to conduct an autopsy on Abin Sur's body, he is infected with Parallax's DNA hidden in Abin's wounds, which grants him psychic powers and a mental link to Parallax. Despite being driven insane and slowly becoming wheelchair-bound, Hammond takes a liking to his newfound powers, kills his father, and attempts to kill Jordan on Parallax's orders. After taking Carol Ferris hostage and stealing Jordan's power ring, Jordan eventually defeats Hammond, who is subsequently killed by Parallax for his failure. Hector Hammond appears as an assist character in Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure. This version has more visible facial hair, a larger, veiny head, and is able to move and fly without the use of his chair. Hector Hammond appears in the Teen Titans Go! episode "Orangins". References External links GLC Web Page History of Hector Hammond Characters created by Gil Kane Characters created by John Broome Comics characters introduced in 1961 DC Comics film characters DC Comics male supervillains DC Comics metahumans DC Comics telekinetics DC Comics telepaths Fictional avatars Fictional characters with absorption or parasitic abilities Fictional characters with energy-manipulation abilities Fictional fugitives Green Lantern characters