Powers and Abilities
Immense strength (well beyond Kryptonian-class), invulnerability, burns with the fire of hatred, once seen shooting some kind of burning ray out of his eyes to destroy a ship. Able to walk at a speed of light-years per step. Able to "dream the death of the cosmos," which, if he had reached the Miracle Machine, would have ended the universe.
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