Rose and Thorn
Creation & Design
Rose and Thorn was created as a dual character, representing the duality of human nature, with Rose being the good side and Thorn representing the darker aspects.Early Years
Rose Canton was introduced as a character with a split personality, leading to her unique storylines that explored themes of identity and morality.Character Development
Over the years, Rose and Thorn have evolved from a simple duality concept to a complex character study, exploring themes of mental health, identity, and the struggle between good and evil.Cultural Reception
Rose and Thorn have been received positively for their unique take on duality and mental health, resonating with readers who appreciate complex characters.Character Details
Real Name:
Rose Canton
Aliases:
Thorn
Species:
Human
Gender:
Female
Affiliations:
Justice League, Gotham City Sirens
Abilities:
Superhuman strength, Agility, Combat skills
Equipment:
Various weapons, Gadgets
Weight:
120lbs
Height:
5' 3"
Eye Color:
green
Hair Color:
red
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Flash Comics #89
DC
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1947
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of the Golden Age Thorn, the split personality of Rose Canton
1st appearance of the Golden Age Thorn, the split personality of Rose Canton
Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #105
DC
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1970
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of Thorn, the violent alter ego of Rose Forrest in the Bronze Age
1st appearance of Thorn, the violent alter ego of Rose Forrest in the Bronze Age
Infinity Inc. #13
DC
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1985
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Vol. 1
First published artwork for DC Comics by Todd McFarlane
One-page pin-up of Infinity Inc with a note from writer Roy Thomas that reads: "We thought you'd like to see a pin-up by newcomer Todd McFarlane, a young Canadian living in the state of Washington, who has volunteered to lend us a very talented hand for an issue or two. Todd's work has appeared in Marvel's Coyote and elsewhere. Enjoy!"
First published artwork for DC Comics by Todd McFarlane
One-page pin-up of Infinity Inc with a note from writer Roy Thomas that reads: "We thought you'd like to see a pin-up by newcomer Todd McFarlane, a young Canadian living in the state of Washington, who has volunteered to lend us a very talented hand for an issue or two. Todd's work has appeared in Marvel's Coyote and elsewhere. Enjoy!"
Infinity Inc. Annual #1
DC
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1985
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Vol. 1
Death of Thorn
Rose & Thorn #4
DC
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2004
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Vol. 1
Cover art by Adam Hughes
Rose & Thorn #5
DC
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2004
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Vol. 1
Cover art by Adam Hughes
National Comics: Rose & Thorn #1
DC
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2012
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Vol. 1
Reintroduction of Rose aka Thorn, as a teenager
Copies ordered by retailers: 12,589
Reintroduction of Rose aka Thorn, as a teenager
Copies ordered by retailers: 12,589
Action Comics #1012
DC
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2019
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Reintroduction of Rose and Thorn
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