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* [[The Flash|Flash]] villain Doctor Alchemy has the Philosphers' Stone, and uses its powerful ablilty to transmute any element to commit crimes. Yup he uses something '''that can turn anything to pure gold'' to rob banks. On the bright side, he hasn't collapsed the DC Universe's gold market.
* The [[Fantastic Four]] villain Diablo, a centuries-old alchemist once used the stone to increase his alchemical powers. His goal of world domination makes a bit more sense then just trying to get rich.
== [[Fan Works]] ==
* In several ''[[Harry Potter]]'' fics, it turns out that the Philosopher's Stone is a lie of one sort or another (as in ''Harry Potter and the Elder Sect'', where Nicholas Flamel is a ''Bewitched'' warlock and a con man who loves jerking the wand-wizards around), or only works for the wizard who made it.
== [[Literature]] ==
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