Jack of Hearts - Revision history

Witmanp at 19:12, 4 November 2008

Witmanp — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 19:12:12 GMT

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
-	\| real_name = ~~Jonathan~~ "~~Jack~~" ~~Hart~~	+	\| real_name = Paul witman "Paul" spade
	\| identity = Publicly known		\| identity = Publicly known
	\| occupation = Adventurer		\| occupation = Adventurer
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	\| height = 5'11"		\| height = 5'11"
	\| weight = 175 lbs.		\| weight = 175 lbs.
-	\| eyes = ~~Blue~~ (right), ~~white~~ (left)	+	\| eyes = white (right), red (left)
	\| hair = Brown		\| hair = Brown
	\| abilities = Jack is a trained S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, the extent of which is unknown.		\| abilities = Jack is a trained S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, the extent of which is unknown.

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	\|bio_text= Born to a scientist father and an extraterrestrial mother, Jack Hart unknowingly developed energy abilities that threatened to consume him. His father, concealing the truth from him, developed a radioactive inhibitor called Zero Fluid, which he claimed was a new form of fuel. When Philip was slain by agents of the criminal [[Corporation]], Jack was accidentally doused with Zero Fluid, which served as a catalyst to activate his energy powers under limited control. Developing armor to contain his energies and calling himself the Jack of Hearts (in honor of his father's love for playing cards) Jack set out to avenge his father's death. This initially brought him into conflict with several heroes including the [[White Tiger (Hector Ayala)\|White Tiger]]. After slaying his father’s murderer, Jack was taken under the wing of [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Iron Man]] and became active as a hero. When he began losing control of his power level, he turned himself in to [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], where he was isolated and trained.		\|bio_text= Born to a scientist father and an extraterrestrial mother, Jack Hart unknowingly developed energy abilities that threatened to consume him. His father, concealing the truth from him, developed a radioactive inhibitor called Zero Fluid, which he claimed was a new form of fuel. When Philip was slain by agents of the criminal [[Corporation]], Jack was accidentally doused with Zero Fluid, which served as a catalyst to activate his energy powers under limited control. Developing armor to contain his energies and calling himself the Jack of Hearts (in honor of his father's love for playing cards) Jack set out to avenge his father's death. This initially brought him into conflict with several heroes including the [[White Tiger (Hector Ayala)\|White Tiger]]. After slaying his father’s murderer, Jack was taken under the wing of [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Iron Man]] and became active as a hero. When he began losing control of his power level, he turned himself in to [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], where he was isolated and trained.

-	Jack subsequently learned of his alien heritage and traveled to his mother's homeworld, [[Contraxia]], where he re-energized the planet's dying sun. Unwilling to return to Earth, Jack remained in space for a while and was briefly captured by the [[Stranger]] and held prisoner on his Laboratory World. The Laboratory World prisoners were set free during an invasion by the [[Overmind]] and the [[Squadron Supreme (Earth-712)\|Squadron Supreme]], and Jack went back to Earth. Upon his return to Earth, Jack battled [[Quasar (Wendell Vaughn)\|Quasar]] and fellow escapees the [[Presence]] and [[Starlight]], and the Presence blew a hole in Jack's suit, causing him to retreat into space. [[Moondragon]] retrieved him from space, revived him, and mentally forced him to battle [[~~Ayesha\|~~Kismet]]. After he escaped Moondragon's control, Jack set out for space again.	+	Jack subsequently learned of his alien heritage and traveled to his mother's homeworld, [[Contraxia]], where he re-energized the planet's dying sun. Unwilling to return to Earth, Jack remained in space for a while and was briefly captured by the [[Stranger]] and held prisoner on his Laboratory World. The Laboratory World prisoners were set free during an invasion by the [[Overmind]] and the [[Squadron Supreme (Earth-712)\|Squadron Supreme]], and Jack went back to Earth. Upon his return to Earth, Jack battled [[Quasar (Wendell Vaughn)\|Quasar]] and fellow escapees the [[Presence]] and [[Starlight]], and the Presence blew a hole in Jack's suit, causing him to retreat into space. [[Moondragon]] retrieved him from space, revived him, and mentally forced him to battle [[Kismet]]. After he escaped Moondragon's control, Jack set out for space again.

	Jack sought out the [[Silver Surfer]]‘s aid in controlling his powers and Jack received an improved set of alien armor on the Anvil prison planet where he helped the Surfer battle [[Nebula]] and [[Gaetar]]. A short time later, he was captured by the powerful [[Tyrant]] along with [[Thor (Thor Odinson)\|Thor]]‘s oath-brother [[Beta Ray Bill]], the leader of the [[Imperial Guard]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], alien warrior woman [[Ganymede]], and former [[Heralds of Galactus]], the Silver Surfer, [[Terrax]], and [[Morg]] (the latter of which was [[Galactus]]' Herald at the time). All except Morg managed to escape from Tyrant, and Jack became a close ally and lover of Ganymede.		Jack sought out the [[Silver Surfer]]‘s aid in controlling his powers and Jack received an improved set of alien armor on the Anvil prison planet where he helped the Surfer battle [[Nebula]] and [[Gaetar]]. A short time later, he was captured by the powerful [[Tyrant]] along with [[Thor (Thor Odinson)\|Thor]]‘s oath-brother [[Beta Ray Bill]], the leader of the [[Imperial Guard]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], alien warrior woman [[Ganymede]], and former [[Heralds of Galactus]], the Silver Surfer, [[Terrax]], and [[Morg]] (the latter of which was [[Galactus]]' Herald at the time). All except Morg managed to escape from Tyrant, and Jack became a close ally and lover of Ganymede.

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S05bf0d4 — Sun, 15 Apr 2007 00:01:48 GMT

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Jonathan "Jack" Hart
| identity = Publicly known
| occupation = Adventurer
| place_of_birth = New Haven, Connecticut
| groups = Formerly [[Avengers]], [[Defenders]] (for a day), [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]]
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| education = BA in poetry, trained by S.H.I.E.L.D.
| aliases = None
| relatives = Philip Hart (father, deceased), Marie Hart (mother, deceased)
| height = 5'11"
| weight = 175 lbs.
| eyes = Blue (right), white (left)
| hair = Brown
| abilities = Jack is a trained S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, the extent of which is unknown.
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = Jack had to wear various suits at different times to help contain and regulate his powers.
| powers = Jack was able to generate bursts of energy in the form of concussive force, intense heat, or propelling force that enabled him to fly. He was also capable of absorbing energy from other sources. He possessed superhuman levels of healing and endurance and could survive unprotected in space. Although he only had normal intelligence, his thinking capacity was enhanced by a scanning device which gave his thought processes the speed and efficiency of a highly advanced computer. Jack also had superhuman strength.
| debut = Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #23 (1976)
| origin = Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #23 (1976) and Jack of Hearts #1 (1984)
| significant issues =
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|main_image=JackOfHearts_Head.jpg
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{{bio|
|bio_text= Born to a scientist father and an extraterrestrial mother, Jack Hart unknowingly developed energy abilities that threatened to consume him. His father, concealing the truth from him, developed a radioactive inhibitor called Zero Fluid, which he claimed was a new form of fuel. When Philip was slain by agents of the criminal [[Corporation]], Jack was accidentally doused with Zero Fluid, which served as a catalyst to activate his energy powers under limited control. Developing armor to contain his energies and calling himself the Jack of Hearts (in honor of his father's love for playing cards) Jack set out to avenge his father's death. This initially brought him into conflict with several heroes including the [[White Tiger (Hector Ayala)|White Tiger]]. After slaying his father’s murderer, Jack was taken under the wing of [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man]] and became active as a hero. When he began losing control of his power level, he turned himself in to [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], where he was isolated and trained.

Jack subsequently learned of his alien heritage and traveled to his mother's homeworld, [[Contraxia]], where he re-energized the planet's dying sun. Unwilling to return to Earth, Jack remained in space for a while and was briefly captured by the [[Stranger]] and held prisoner on his Laboratory World. The Laboratory World prisoners were set free during an invasion by the [[Overmind]] and the [[Squadron Supreme (Earth-712)|Squadron Supreme]], and Jack went back to Earth. Upon his return to Earth, Jack battled [[Quasar (Wendell Vaughn)|Quasar]] and fellow escapees the [[Presence]] and [[Starlight]], and the Presence blew a hole in Jack's suit, causing him to retreat into space. [[Moondragon]] retrieved him from space, revived him, and mentally forced him to battle [[Ayesha|Kismet]]. After he escaped Moondragon's control, Jack set out for space again.

Jack sought out the [[Silver Surfer]]‘s aid in controlling his powers and Jack received an improved set of alien armor on the Anvil prison planet where he helped the Surfer battle [[Nebula]] and [[Gaetar]]. A short time later, he was captured by the powerful [[Tyrant]] along with [[Thor (Thor Odinson)|Thor]]‘s oath-brother [[Beta Ray Bill]], the leader of the [[Imperial Guard]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)|Gladiator]], alien warrior woman [[Ganymede]], and former [[Heralds of Galactus]], the Silver Surfer, [[Terrax]], and [[Morg]] (the latter of which was [[Galactus]]' Herald at the time). All except Morg managed to escape from Tyrant, and Jack became a close ally and lover of Ganymede.

Later, Jack encountered a group of [[Avengers]] in space and was involved in a conflict between the Avengers and the [[Infinites]]. Jack accompanied them back to Earth, coming into conflict with the alien Ruul (who were secretly just a mutated faction of the [[Kree]]) when they plotted to turn the Earth into a [[Maximum Security|prison planet for inter-galactic criminals]]. After this conflict, he accepted the invitation to join the Avengers. Unfortunately, remaining on Earth required him to subject himself again to periodic isolation, this time for fourteen hours a day. Growing tired of such restraints, Jack allowed himself to explode due to a buildup of his energy, but not before saving [[Ant-Man (Scott Lang)|Ant-Man]]‘s daughter [[Stature|Cassandra Lang]] from a child-killer. He was believed to be dead for a time but apparently returned when the [[Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff)|Scarlet Witch]] [[Avengers Disassembled|went insane]] (though his zombie-like form might have been an apparition created by the Witch) and his body exploded again, killing Scott Lang in front of the [[Avengers Mansion]].

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