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Freedom Ring

 

Universe
Marvel Universe

Real Name
Curtis Doyle

Aliases
None

Identity
Publicly known (posthumously)

Occupation
Unemployed (at time of death)

Citizenship
U.S.A.

Place of Birth
Unrevealed

Known Relatives
None

Group Affiliation
None, former partner of the Crusader

Education
Unrevealed

Height
5'9"

Weight
160 lbs.

Eyes
Black

Hair
Blond

Powers
Freedom Ring had the power and strength of a normal man of his size and weight. He was of average intelligence and fighting skill.

Abilities
Without his ring had no special abilities.

Weapons
None

Paraphernalia
Cosmic Ring created from shards of the reality-altering Cosmic Cubes, the ring could alter reality within a thirty-foot radius of Freedom Ring, creating any effect or item he could imagine regardless of whether he understood its function. Multiple extended alterations required intense concentration, and any created objects vanished once they left his vicinity.

First Appearance
Marvel Team-Up #20 (2006)

Origin
Marvel Team-Up #20-21 (2006)

Significant Issues
See Handbook Bibliography

Curtis Doyle found a ring made from shards of the reality-altering Cosmic Cubes, and soon discovered its power, Out of both of sense of responsibility and a desire for adventure, Curtis became the hero Freedom Ring, intervening in a battle between Spider-Man and the Abomination; his repeated use of heavy stone weights and walls failed to halt the Abomination, who quickly struck him down. While the X-Men defeated the Abomination, Spider-Man rushed the grievously injured Curtis to medical attention, Weeks later, Curtis, paralyzed from the waist down, used the ring to regain the use of his legs. He discovered an observing neighbor was a friendly Skrull ex-spy, who suggested he use the ring to increase his physical strength and durability. The Skrull became fellow super-hero Crusader, and the pair confronted Iron Maniac, an insane Earth-5012 Iron Man counterpart.
Freedom Ring vs. Iron Maniac
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Freedom Ring vs. Iron Maniac
Curtis rendered the Iron Maniac too heavy to move, but while his concentration was thus occupied, Iron Maniac triggered extending spikes from his armor, killing Curtis immediately. Iron Maniac was then defeated by the Avengers, who honored Curtis's sacrifice. The Crusader recovered the Cosmic Ring.
 
 
 
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