WHY? It doesn't make a shred of sense. He has nothing in common with the reader other than being inhuman and blind. And he's not simply blind, he literally has no eyeballs, eye sockets or eye anything. The whole point of the reader is that his inhuman ability is bringing the words that he sees to life and he was blinded because he was thought to be too powerful with eyesight (although he can still read through braille), but Gordon never had powers while he still had eyes, terrigenesis caused him to lose his eyes and gain teleporting (and force field apparently) powers. I'm failing to see where the reading part comes in to play. I guess they could just make it so that he randomly stumbles across his ability to bring things to life through reading braille, but how would he even know that he brought something into existence if he can't see? If Gordon is the Reader then this is a really cheap adaptation. However, he is seen putting down a book at the end of 2.10, don't know why a blind man would have a book unless it's a book of braille, but even if that's the case, the reader reading a BOOK would cause massive chaos. So many words. I'm sticking to my guns. I think he's either and original character, or someone that's not the reader.
