- "I don't know who's crazier, you or him?"
- —Wintergreen to Dick Grayson[src]
William Randolph Wintergreen is the handler of Slade Wilson who assists Slade with his assignments.
Biography[]
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Wintergreen served in the Military with Slade Wilson, where the two became good friends, with Wintergreen even being his best man at his wedding with Adeline. Wintergreen eventually became a contractor, eventually offering contracts to his former army buddy Slade Wilson, thereby beginning their partnership.
Five years later, following Jason Todd's announcement of the Titans' reunion, Slade Wilson resurfaced alongside Wintergreen, with the latter inquiring on whether or not he'd received his letters and if they're restarting their business. Upon becoming aware of Slade's return, Dick Grayson confronted Wintergreen, demanding to know the whereabouts of his partner. After threatening him, to no avail,, Dick received a call from Slade with a location to meet and left Wintergreen in order to pursue him.
Personality[]
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William is known to be a professional, calm and collected, being able to keep his cool in stressful situations. Additionally, with Slade Wilson, Wintergreen retains a level of formality and shares a high level of respect towards him, even going as far as to retain his silence in order to protect him when being pressured to divulge information by Dick Grayson. Despite his allegiances, Wintergreen presumably a semblance of morality, refusing to drag in others, such as relatives, into any vendetta or contract.
Appearances[]
Season 2[]
- "Trigon"
- "Aqualad" (flashback)
- "Bruce Wayne"
- "Jericho" (flashback)
- "Faux Hawk"
Behind the scenes[]
- In the DC comics, W.R. Wintergreen is the close friend and trusted British manservant of Deathstroke. His first appearance in the comics was New Teen Titans #2.