one to kill her sensei). Hellhound and Catwoman were forced to work together by an archeological relic connoisseur called the Collector, who wanted them to find him an artifact called the Wheel of Plagues. On their dismay, the Wheel was also being sought by Ra's al Ghul, and Catwoman and Hellhound were forced into conflict with Bane. Bane bested them and took the Wheel, and the two fought once again. Catwoman again bested Hellhound, leaving him alive even though he again asked for death. He was later employed by Jackie Pamerjanian, the drug kingpin of Rheelasia, to protect his crop. Hellhound was forced into conflict with another costumed hero, this time Black Canary. She also defeated Hellhound, and Pamerjanian lost his drugs as the government raided the compound. Hellhound was recently seen serving as the bodyguard of Lew Moxon at the summit of Gotham gang bosses, and was unable to save his boss from being killed by Zeiss, who killed him in the process. Jack Chifford A second Hellhound has appeared as a member of the supervillain Society in the Villains United mini-series. His real name is Jack Chifford and he bought his 'villain franchise' from the Calculator i.e. Calculator sold him the costume and right to use the name. This version of Hellhound was among the exiled villains. In Salvation Run #2, he was badly wounded by an alien creatures. His fellow villains were ready to abandon him, but the Body Doubles insisted he be brought along. They later feed him to a group of "Lion-lizards" so that the others could escape. Hellhound in other media Hellhound makes a non-speaking appearance in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Grudge Match" as a minor participant in Roulette's cage matches. Hellhound appeared in Batman: Bad Blood as a mute bodyguard to the Heretic. John Henry John Wilson, also known as John Henry, is a fictional DC Comics superhero. John Henry was a veteran of the Korean War. After the conflict, Wilson discharged and took work in a local machine shop and settled down in Knoxville, Tennessee with his wife Lucille and baby daughter Loretta. On the night of March 17, 1955, John and his family were attacked by the local Ku Klux Klan. He was lynched and his family was burned to death. After the Klan left, John survived his lynching. Devastated by the death of his family and the police blaming