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August "Auggie" Smith, also known as the White Dragon, was the abusive and manipulative father of Chris Smith and a racist supervillain, who was eventually shot dead by his son.
Biography[]
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Personality[]
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- White Dragon Suit Capabilities: To be added
- Enhanced Strength: To be added
- Enhanced Durability: To be added
- Flight: To be added
Equipment[]
- White Dragon Suit: To be added
Facilities[]
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Relationships[]
Family[]
- Chris Smith/Peacemaker - Son, Abuse Victim, Attempted Victim and Killer
Appearances[]
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Trivia[]
- In the comics, Wolfgang Schmidt was a Nazi who ran a concentration camp during World War II. When the war ended, he met a children's book author named Elizabeth Lewis and had a child together named Christopher that they raised in Austria. After they learned about his past, Wolfgang Schmidt became broken and committed suicide on Christopher's fifth birthday. His death haunted Christopher and was a factor in him becoming Peacemaker.
- In the comics, White Dragon was the moniker chosen by William Heller, leader of the Aryan Empire and a childhood friend of Deadshot who was captured by the Suicide Squad after he started organizing racial conflicts as the villain William Hell. He later resurfaced as part of the Suicide Squad in a new suit of armor and with the White Dragon moniker, but he was killed by Plastique when he betrayed the team and murdered her friend Twister.
Behind the Scenes[]
- White Dragon in the DC Universe is the second live-action incarnation of the character, following an alternate incarnation also portrayed by Robert Patrick.
- He is one of the many characters whose actor reprised their DC Extended Universe counterpart. The others are Rick Flag Jr., Peacemaker, Amanda Waller, Weasel, Emilia Harcourt, John Economos, Vigilante, Judomaster, Leota Adebayo, Keeya Adebayo, and Blue Beetle.
