Morgan Edge was a black market collector.
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| - Morgan Edge was a black market collector.
- Edge was in many ways a stereotype of a ruthless capitalist, intervening in the Planet's homey atmosphere and challenging the authority of the somewhat older Perry White, but he was a decent man who had moments of good-heartedness and maintained reasonably friendly relationships with most of his employees, including Clark Kent. Following the takeover of the Planet, Edge promoted Kent to news anchorman on WGBS.
- Morgan Edge grew up the son of wealthy media magnate Vincent Edge. As a child, Morgan suffered tremendous abuse at the hands of his father. One day, Vincent was disciplining his son on a busy street when his mother tried to intervene on his behalf. Vincent and she grappled with one another and he accidentally pushed her out into oncoming traffic. A passing bus struck her, killing her. Vincent never took accountability for the mishap and always insisted that his wife tripped and fell into the street. The incident was extremely traumatic for young Morgan. One evening, he shouted his hatred for his father to the skies. A lightning bolt struck nearby and before him appeared the visage of the Apokoliptian god Darkseid. Darkseid promised to help Morgan Edge become strong and fearless. How exactl
- Morgan Edge was the leading crime lord in Metropolis and a childhood friend of Lionel Luthor. After he hires Clark Kent to steal a package from Lionel, he comes to Smallville to retrieve the package. He kidnaps Martha and Jonathan Kent to force Clark to comply. He kidnaps Clark and attempts to deliver him to Lionel.
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| - Morgan Edge grew up the son of wealthy media magnate Vincent Edge. As a child, Morgan suffered tremendous abuse at the hands of his father. One day, Vincent was disciplining his son on a busy street when his mother tried to intervene on his behalf. Vincent and she grappled with one another and he accidentally pushed her out into oncoming traffic. A passing bus struck her, killing her. Vincent never took accountability for the mishap and always insisted that his wife tripped and fell into the street. The incident was extremely traumatic for young Morgan. One evening, he shouted his hatred for his father to the skies. A lightning bolt struck nearby and before him appeared the visage of the Apokoliptian god Darkseid. Darkseid promised to help Morgan Edge become strong and fearless. How exactly this relationship progressed remains unknown, but Darkseid was still a controlling influence in Morgan's life well into adulthood. In time, he inherited his father's position as president and CEO of Galaxy Communications. He forced Vincent into early retirement as retaliation for all the years of abuse he suffered. Still working with Darkseid, Morgan Edge used his resources and access to Apokoliptian technology to forge a criminal underground designed to sew chaos throughout Metropolis. This organization soon became known as Intergang. Edge eventually discovered that he never had a partnership with Darkseid at all, but rather, he was dealing with Darkseid's weapons-master, DeSaad. DeSaad had used his skills to take on the image of Darkseid. Edge continued to run the day to day operations of Galaxy Communications until the day that his father returned to Metropolis to regain control of the company.
- Morgan Edge was a black market collector.
- Morgan Edge was the leading crime lord in Metropolis and a childhood friend of Lionel Luthor. After he hires Clark Kent to steal a package from Lionel, he comes to Smallville to retrieve the package. He kidnaps Martha and Jonathan Kent to force Clark to comply. He kidnaps Clark and attempts to deliver him to Lionel. Later, Edge conspires with Lionel to break Lex's psyche and ends up in a shoot out with Lex Luthor. Morgan flees in a car but Lex shoots him fatally while driving off; then Morgan passes out or presumably dies leaving the vehicle unattended heading straight towards Lex. Clark leaps in front of the car to prevent Lex from being hit, destroying the car.
- Edge was in many ways a stereotype of a ruthless capitalist, intervening in the Planet's homey atmosphere and challenging the authority of the somewhat older Perry White, but he was a decent man who had moments of good-heartedness and maintained reasonably friendly relationships with most of his employees, including Clark Kent. Following the takeover of the Planet, Edge promoted Kent to news anchorman on WGBS. As one of the wealthiest men in Metropolis, Edge was a major political figure in the city and frequently encountered Superman, the subject of many of his network's news stories, whom he, like most others, failed to realize was also Clark Kent.
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