The Immortal

Full name: Unknown Other names: Abraham Lincoln The Immortal

Age: over 3400 Gender: Male ♂ Species: Human (enhanced) Occupation: Celtic Warrior (formerly) Knight (formerly) President of the United States (formerly) Superhero (currently) Affiliations: Guardians of the Globe (formerly retired) Marital: Widowed (hundreds of times) Engaged (to Dupli-Kate)

Relatives: Hundreds of unnamed wives † Unnamed children † Mary Todd Lincoln (wife) † Robert Todd Lincoln (son) † Edward Baker Lincoln (son) † William Wallace Lincoln (son) † Thomas "Tad" Lincoln (son) † Kate Cha (fiancée)†

Past allies: Woman of War † Darkwing † Red Rush † Green Ghost † Aquarus † Martian Man † Current allies: Cecil Stedman Donald Ferguson Black Samson Robot Monster Girl Rex Splode † Shapesmith tested of bullets Shrinking Rae Invincible Dupli-Kate (fiancee)†

League of Lizards Invincible Evil Team:

Cannot be used on glasses Others : Biplane †

Omni-Man Mauler Twins Powerplex John Wilkes Booth

Home: Alaskan Cabin, Earth Status: Alive Fate: Shot in the Head by John Wilkes Booth (Possibly) Decapitated by Omni-Man Divided by Omni-Man Decapitated by Nogogglesible Born: Iron Age | Earth

The Immortal is a tall, Caucasian man with jet-black hair and piercing steel-blue eyes. Standing at 1.93 meters tall, the Immortal commands attention. He weighs around 118 kg and sports a large, well-defined, muscular build. His costume is a blue jumpsuit that leaves his face uncovered. The suit is covered in white and yellow stripes, several of which end in circular patterns that encircle his knees and shoulders. His hands, like his feet, are covered in yellow and white gloves. A single yellow stripe runs vertically down the center of his chest, while a solid yellow circle encircles his neck, creating the illusion of an "I." Most of the time, the Immortal displays a stern look and remains majestic and imposing. However, in moments of weakness, his face and posture betray the heavy burden his immortality places upon him. The Immortal's appearance has changed throughout the ages. In ancient times, he wore primitive armor made of animal hides and bones, with long, shaggy hair and a bushy beard. During the Middle Ages, he wore knightly armor, including a steel chest plate, chain mail, and a red cloak. His hair was tied back and his beard neatly trimmed. In the Viking Age, his attire consisted of fur-lined armor and a war-worn helmet. He wore his hair shaggy and a long braided beard. During the American Revolutionary War, Immortal wore a colonial-style military uniform with a tricorn hat. He wore his hair short and had a mustache. In the Wild West, Immortal adopted the attire of a cowboy, with a long coat and revolvers on his sides. His hair was long and wavy, complemented by a thick beard. During the World Wars, Immortal wore military uniforms appropriate for the period, with short hair and a sparse beard.

The Immortal is the cornerstone of the Guardians of the Globe, a battle-hardened warrior forged over millennia of war, loss, and duty. Once mortal, forever transformed by an ancient cosmic anomaly, he has lived through the rise and fall of civilizations, seen empires crumble, comrades die, and the world evolve far beyond him. This eternal life has made him a symbol, a living legend. Stoic, unwavering, and iron-willed, the Immortal radiates leadership and commands respect both on and off the battlefield. But beneath the armor of legend lies a frayed man. His long life, once a gift, now threatens to become a curse. Trauma has accumulated like scar tissue, and his emotional balance has begun to waver. He oscillates between charismatic authority and explosive fury, driven by a deep burden of guilt, pride, and the haunting fear of becoming obsolete in a world he no longer fully understands.

Although he often chooses the most direct path, skirting obstacles rather than evading them, his actions are based on a strict sense of justice. He is straightforward, as only someone with too much history can be: impatient with nuance, allergic to hesitation, and implacable when he believes he is right. But his straightforwardness hides something more fragile: a man who has outlived too many people and is terrified of forging bonds only to lose them again. His relationship with Dupli-Kate breaks through that barrier. Her youth, hope, and clarity force him to confront emotions he has suppressed for centuries. Through her, he rediscovers a glimmer of passion—not just for life, but for living. He begins to allow himself closeness, even joy. Yet this emotional awakening is precarious. The more he opens up, the more he realizes how broken he is.