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Universe
Marvel Universe

Real Name
Lemar Hoskins

Aliases
Bucky

Identity
Known to the U.S. Government

Occupation
Former wrestler, federal operative

Citizenship
U.S.A.

Place of Birth
Chicago, Illinois

Known Relatives
None

Group Affiliation
Formerly Wild Pack, Bold Urban Commandos (Buckies), former partner of U.S.Agent, operative of the Commission on Superhuman Activities

Education
Unrevealed

Height
6'6"

Weight
295 lbs.

Eyes
Brown

Hair
Black

Powers
Battlestar possesses superhuman strength and stamina thanks to treatments given to him by the Power Broker

Abilities
Battlestar has received rigorous training in hand-to-hand combat, gymnastics, and acrobatics.

Weapons
Battlestar carries a shield made out of Adamantium that looks similar to Captain America's World War II shield.

Paraphernalia
None

First Appearance
(as a member of Bold Urban Commando) Captain America #323 (1986); (as Bucky) Captain America #334 (1987); (as Battlestar) Captain America #341 (1988)

Origin
Captain America #323

Significant Issues
member of the Buckies (Captain America #323, 1986), receives training from CSA (Captain America #334, 1987)

Lamar Hoskins was once a wrestler who was given superhuman strength by the Power Broker. After being given superhuman strength he joined a team called the Bold Urban Commandos (Buckies), who supported the Super-Patriot (John Walker). Together Walker and the Buckies attacked Captain America (Steve Rogers) and lost.


Months later John Walker was contacted by the Commission on Superhuman Activities and was then chosen to replace Captain America. John then asked the Commission if his former partners could join him in his activities.
The Commission debated and denied most of the applicants except for Lamars' and agreed to let him become the new Bucky. After several missions as Bucky, Lamar decided to work on his own and created the identity of Battlestar. Working with Captain America for some time he eventually decided to retire and went home to Chicago. After some time he joined up with Silver Sable's Wild Pack.


Recently Lemar joined Solo and Typeface to form an underground opposition to the Superhuman Registration Act. Soon other heroes and villains who opposed the act joined the group such as Network, Gladiatrix, and others. However they were soon raided by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents who managed to capture several individuals including Battlestar, Solo, and Typeface.
 
 
 
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