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The Ray is a super-hero name legacy for people with light-based powers. The original was Langford Terrill, a member of the Freedom Fighters and All-Star Squadron during World War II. Happy was succeeded by his son Ray Terrill in the modern era, who has been a member of the Justice League, Forgotten Heroes and Young Justice in addition to the Freedom Fighters. Stan Silver briefly used the title, although he was a S.H.A.D.E. operative revealed to be dishonest. The mantle was also held by Lucien Gates, the protector of San Diego. The Ray was created by Lou Fine and Will Eisner, first appearing in Smash Comics #14 (1940). Ray Terrill was created by Jack C. Harris and Joe Quesada, first appearing in The Ray #1 (1992).

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The Ray is a super-hero name legacy for people with light-based powers. The original was Langford Terrill, a member of the Freedom Fighters and All-Star Squadron during World War II. Happy was succeeded by his son Ray Terrill in the modern era, who has been a member of the Justice League, Forgotten Heroes and Young Justice in addition to the Freedom Fighters. Stan Silver briefly used the title, although he was a S.H.A.D.E. operative revealed to be dishonest. The mantle was also held by Lucien Gates, the protector of San Diego. The Ray was created by Lou Fine and Will Eisner, first appearing in Smash Comics #14 (1940). Ray Terrill was created by Jack C. Harris and Joe Quesada, first appearing in The Ray #1 (1992).