Mister Miracle (Shilo)

Creation & Design

Shilo Norman was created by writer Jack Kirby and first appeared in 'Mister Miracle' #1 in 1971. He was introduced as a successor to the original Mister Miracle, Scott Free, and was designed to embody the themes of escape and freedom.

Early Years

Shilo was raised in the oppressive environment of Apokolips, where he learned the art of escape and became a master escape artist. His early years were marked by struggles against the tyranny of Darkseid and the challenges of his upbringing.

Character Development

Throughout his journey, Shilo evolves from a mere escape artist to a fully realized hero, grappling with his identity and the weight of his legacy as Mister Miracle.

Cultural Reception

Mister Miracle has been well-received by critics and fans alike, particularly for its exploration of themes such as trauma, identity, and the nature of heroism.

Character Details

Real Name:
Shilo Norman
First Appearance:
Mister Miracle #15
Aliases:
Shilo Norman, Mr. Miracle
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Justice League, New Gods
Abilities:
Escape artistry, Acrobatics, Gadgetry
Equipment:
Boom Tubes, Mother Box
Weight:
100lbs
Height:
5' 3"
Eye Color:
blue
Hair Color:
black

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Key Facts

1st appearance of Shilo Norman, later becomes the third Mister Miracle

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Key Facts

Shilo Norman becomes the third Mister Miracle

Key Facts

1st cameo appearance of N'Vir Free, the daughter of Scott Free and Big Barda

Origin of Shilo Norman, specifically him taking on the mantle of Mister Miracle

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