that Garguax made about being exiled from his homeworld were false as he turned out to be an agent of his homeworld's ruler Zarox-13. Garguax betrayed the Brotherhood of Evil after Zarox-13 arrived on Earth to conquer it. The Doom Patrol and the Brotherhood of Evil had to work together to defeat Zarox-13. During the Invasion! storyline, Garguax attempted to join the alien alliance only to be rejected. This caused Garguax to join forces with the Doom Patrol to defend Earth from the upcoming alien invasion while secretly planning to take over Earth himself. Following the end of the alien invasion, Garguax resumed his plans to try to destroy the Doom Patrol. Chief called in a favor from the President of the United States to fire a laser satellite at Garguax's ship enough to obliterate him. Garguax was sighted in Eclipso's vision among the characters that were eclipsed by him. Garguax in other media Garguax the Decimator appeared in the Doom Patrol episode "Vacay Patrol", portrayed by Stephen Murphy. He is seen as a member of the Brotherhood of Evil and is served by a red alien named Samuelson (portrayed by Billy Boyd). In 1949, the Brotherhood of Evil assigned Garguax to assassinate Rita Farr. They had to wait decades for the signal to perform the assignment to go off. Garguax and Samuelson find out that the Brotherhood of Evil has disbanded. While at the resort, Garguax overhears the Doom Patrol and learns of Caulder's fate and Rita's state of mind. Realizing his mission no longer has purpose, he intends to leave the resort, much to Samuelson's dismay. As they prepare to leave, they finally receive a signal from the Brotherhood, prompting Samuelson to turn on Garguax and kill him before killing the Doom Patrol. Garn Daanuth Garn Daanuth is a fictional supervillain introduced in Warlord #62 (July 1982). His character is the major antagonist in both Arion, Lord of Atlantis and Arion the Immortal titles, serving as Arion's arch-enemy. He is affiliated with the Lords of Chaos, originally stated to be one of their agents. Later and modern revisions of the character instead mention him as a genuine Lord of Chaos. In the DC Universe, he serves as a prominent evil figure in ancient Atlantis's history and the former ruler of Mu, whose people culturally resemble ancient Egyptians. He is also alleged to be an ancestor of the Titans