Queen Industries
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| Queen Industries | |
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Corporation | |
| Field | Electronics |
| Industry | Technology |
| Management | Robert Queen (Founder, former CEO), Oliver Queen (Current CEO) |
| Location | Star City,Worldwide |
| Status | Operational |
In 2009, Tess Mercer proposed a merger between LuthorCorp and Queen Industries after finding out that Lex had been spying on her. (Bulletproof) Shortly later, Oliver later announced to the LuthorCorp board that he had bought a controlling interest in LuthorCorp, with Tess' assistance. Before the LuthorCorp board could make a formal response, they were killed by a bomb planted by Winslow Schott. (Requiem)
The current state of the acquisition is unclear: Tess subsequently announced the creation of the Mercer Media Group (Turbulence), but has more recently referred to Oliver as her business partner and asked him to speak to the Queen Industries board. (Echo).
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[edit] Technology
Queen Industries was the only known company to have an active satellite during Dark Thursday. Oliver said that it was a "trade secret".
Oliver used Queen Industries' technology to create extraordinary bows and arrows to fight crime, using his secret identity as the Green Arrow.
[edit] Important People
- Robert Queen - Founder and former CEO
- Laura Queen - Former shareholder
- Oliver Queen - Current CEO
[edit] Employees
- Wagner - Henchman
- Emil Hamilton - Specialist Doctor for Oliver's team
[edit] Justice League Employees
- Bart Allen - Member of Oliver's team.
- Victor Stone - Member of Oliver's team.
- Arthur Curry - Member of Oliver's team.
- Dinah Lance - Member of Oliver's team.
- Chloe Sullivan - Member of Oliver's team.
[edit] Former Employees
- Pamela Black - Former scientist
- Orlando Block - Former henchman
- Winslow Schott - Former bomb maker and inventor
- Jimmy Olsen- Former Employee (dead-impaled by Davis Bloome)
[edit] Subsidary's
- LuthorCorp
- JL International
- Textile Factory (said to be a subsidary)
[edit] Known Assets
- JL International Satallite
- Queen Industries jet
[edit] Confirmed Locations
- Star City - Headquarters
- Metropolis - Queen Tower
- Presumed Star City Towers (former)
- LuthorCorp Plaza
[edit] Property Holdings
- Queen Tower
- Headquaters in Star City
- Worldwide locations
- Presumed Star City Towers (former)
[edit] Notes
- In Justice, one of the satellite companies owned by Queen Industries was called JL International, which for brief periods was the name of the Justice League of America.
- Oliver sent Queens Industries employees Orlando Block and Wagner to kidnap Lex Luthor and find out what he knew about Dark Thursday, and how Lex acquired Zod's abilities. Orlando went against Oliver's orders to not harm him, and tortured Lex extensively.
- Robert Queen, the founder of Queen Industries, was a member of Veritas.
[edit] In the Comics
In the early days of Oliver's ownership, Queen Industries made much of its profits from the sale of weapons and munitions. In "Peacemakers", written by Dennis O'Neil, Oliver discovers some of the disastrous impacts that the weapons he is making his money from are having in other countries. As a result, Oliver decides to sell off what is left of the company, giving all of the proceeds to a war relief effort. (This was a widely accepted retelling of the originally story of how Queen lost his remaining fortune to a man named John Deleon).
[edit] References
- ↑ "This electronics manufacturing tycoon received a Business Humanitarian Award from South Korea in 1989 and was honored by 42 other nations prior to his death. Robert Queen." source: http://ezrasmall.com/mission1.htm
