Agent (Rick Mason) - Revision history

DeathBolt at 13:27, 5 June 2009

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
-	\| real_name = ~~Rick Mason~~	+	\| real_name = Daniel Shook
	\| identity = Publicly known		\| identity = Publicly known
	\| occupation = Mercenary		\| occupation = Mercenary
-	\| place_of_birth = ~~New York City~~, ~~New York~~	+	\| place_of_birth = Fort Wayne, IN
-	\| groups = Formerly ~~[[S.H.I.E.L.D.]]~~	+	\| groups = Formerly Scorpia
	\| citizenship = United States of America		\| citizenship = United States of America
	\| education = College graduate; extensive martial arts training		\| education = College graduate; extensive martial arts training
	\| aliases = unrevealed		\| aliases = unrevealed
-	\| relatives = ~~Phineas T. Mason~~ (~~[[Tinkerer]], father~~)~~, Deborah Watts Mason~~ (~~mother, deceased~~)	+	\| relatives = Daniel Lowe (Father) Amber Shook (Mother)
-	\| height = ~~5'11"~~	+	\| height = 7'1"
-	\| weight = ~~195 lbs.~~	+	\| weight = 315
-	\| eyes = ~~Brown~~	+	\| eyes = Black
-	\| hair = Brown	+	\| hair = Light Brown
-	\| powers = ~~Mason is a highly trained fighter~~, ~~a modern weaponry expert~~, ~~a fluent linguist~~, ~~and has contacts in most of the world's major intelligence organizations~~.	+	\| powers = Death Bolt has the ability to fly do to his mechanic wings, has superhuman strength, his robotic shoes help him to reach speeds up to 90 mph, also, his robot gloves shoot 9mm. bullets.
-	~~\| debut = Marvel Graphic Novel: Rick Mason, The Agent (1989)~~	+
	\| origin =		\| origin =
	\| significant_issues =		\| significant_issues =

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Rick Mason
| identity = Publicly known
| occupation = Mercenary
| place_of_birth = New York City, New York
| groups = Formerly [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]]
| citizenship = United States of America
| education = College graduate; extensive martial arts training
| aliases = unrevealed
| relatives = Phineas T. Mason ([[Tinkerer]], father), Deborah Watts Mason (mother, deceased)
| height = 5'11"
| weight = 195 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Brown
| powers = Mason is a highly trained fighter, a modern weaponry expert, a fluent linguist, and has contacts in most of the world's major intelligence organizations.
| debut = Marvel Graphic Novel: Rick Mason, The Agent (1989)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
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{{bio|
bio_text= A highly covert operative only accessible online under the codename "The Agent," Rick Mason was a free-lance agent specializing in data on non-lethal handling of superhumans. His clients included American, British, Japanese, French, and Israeli government agencies, as well as international agencies such as [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] Son of the criminal machinesmith [[Tinkerer]], Rick grew up exposed to the latest technologies and their criminal users. He immersed himself in covert activities, working beside or studying under operatives including [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]], the [[Cat (Shen Kuei)]], [[Teng Yun-Suan]], Dennis Nayland and [[Vazhin, Alexi|Alexi Vazhin]]. His solo defeat of the Arcfire Network cemented his status as a major player.

Working for Great Britain, Mason uncovered a plot by the renegades [[Dog (China Force)|Dog]], [[Monkey (China Force)|Monkey]], and [[Horse (China Force)|Horse]] from the strike team [[China Force]] (with assistance from duped agents [[Silver (Jimon Kwan)|Silver]], [[Auric]], and [[She-Devil (China Force)|She-Devil]]) to overthrow Hong Kong's British regime. Battling Horse, an overmatched Mason prevailed by throwing them both over a twenty story balcony, angling himself into a hotel pool while the Horse apparently fell to his death. Shortly thereafter, Nick Fury asked Mason to intervene in the South American country of [[Costa Brava]], where American backed rebels had been supplanted by super-powered mercenaries. Fury had to oppose the American-backed forces; Mason was his solution. Seeing parallels to Hong Kong, Mason entered Costa Brava and captured two of the five mercenaries- [[Zapper (Colin Smith)|Zapper]], a mutant British energy generator, and [[Noise]] (Julio Mendoza), a mutant Mexican sound controller. He interrogated, tranquilized and abandoned them in uncharted jungle, miles from civilization. Mason was briefly caught and tortured by [[Black Metal]] (a South American high-tech mercenary) before escaping. He then captured the final two superhumans ([[Quota]], an African cyborg, and [[Stealth (Carlos McNally)|Stealth]], a flying Irish/Argentinean mutant) and used them to lure Black Metal into an ambush in an exploding warehouse. The five eliminated, the rebels reclaimed Costa Brava's capital of San Gabriel, installing their leader, Javier La Brava, as president. Rick learned that a former teacher, Chinese geomancer Teng Yun-Suan, was the power behind the takeover attempts. Mason was forced to kill Teng.

The [[Corporation]] once kidnapped Rick to coerce his father to work for them. The Tinkerer recruited [[Cage, Luke|Luke Cage]] and [[North, Dakota|Dakota North]] to rescue Rick, but Mason escaped his captors using a light bulb filament as a lock pick, and helped the pair defeat the Corporation. Mason is also believed to have been a victim of a Carrion Plague outbreak before being cured by S.H.I.E.L.D. Rick Mason is currently believed dead, assassinated by an unnamed super-villain; with Mason's apparent death, his identity as the Agent became public knowledge.
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