Jones, Rick - Revision history

Acotilletta2: added HB info

Acotilletta2 — Fri, 07 May 2010 10:13:09 GMT

added HB info

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
	\| real_name = Rick Jones		\| real_name = Rick Jones
-	\| identity =	+	\| identity = Publicly known
-	\| occupation = Musician	+	\| occupation = Musician, adventurer, author; former talk show host
	\| place_of_birth = Scarsdale, Arizona		\| place_of_birth = Scarsdale, Arizona
-	\| groups = honorary member of the [[Avengers]], financier of the [[Loners]]; former leader of Teen Brigade	+	\| groups = honorary member of the [[Avengers]], financier of the [[Loners]]; former leader of [[Teen Brigade]]
	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
-	\| education =	+	\| education = High school dropout
-	\| aliases = A-Bomb, Bucky	+	\| aliases = A-Bomb; formerly Bucky, the Hulk
-	\| relatives = [[Jones, Marlo Chandler\|Marlo Chandler Jones]] (wife)	+	\| relatives = [[Jones, Marlo Chandler\|Marlo Chandler Jones]] (wife), Polly (aunt), Mrs. Chandler (mother-in-law), Kieth Chandler, Ray Chandler, three unidentified others (brothers-in-law), unidentified father (deceased), Jackie Schorr (alleged mother; unconfirmed)
-	\| height = 5'9"	+	\| height = 5'9"; (A-Bomb) 6'8"
-	\| weight = 165 lbs	+	\| weight = 165 lbs; (A-Bomb) 980 lbs.
-	\| eyes = Brown	+	\| eyes = Brown; (A-Bomb)Yellow
-	\| hair = Brown	+	\| hair = Brown; (A-Bomb) None
	\| powers = No superhuman powers; formerly possessed powers similar to the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Hulk]], causing him to transform into a gamma-powered behemoth of great strength and limited intellect.		\| powers = No superhuman powers; formerly possessed powers similar to the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Hulk]], causing him to transform into a gamma-powered behemoth of great strength and limited intellect.

-	As A-Bomb, Rick once again has [[Glossary:S#superhuman\|superhuman]] strength and durability. His hide is similar to an armadillo's plated armor, ~~and it makes~~ A-Bomb bulletproof. Camouflage glands from cuttlefish experiments give him the ability to blend into his surroundings at will, making him virtually undetectable. He is also able to track both Hulk and [[Red Hulk]] by zeroing in on their gamma signature.	+	Under special circumstances, Rick has been able to tap into the [[Destiny Force]], a mysterious and near-infinite power source inherent in all of humanity. Rick has used this ability to materialize figures from his imagination and from other time eras, to paralyze thousands of [[Kree]] and [[Skrulls\|Skrull]] warriors simultaneously, to overwhelm an [[Atlanteans\|Atlantean]] army, to heal his own broken body, to amplify his physical abilities and to levitate. The limits of the Destiny Force's uses, if any, have not been revealed.
-	\| abilities = ~~Mean~~ guitarist	+
-	\| weapons =	+	At a time when Rick was bonded with [[Captain Marvel (disambiguation)\|Captain Marvel]], he was able to release minor jolts of energy from the [[Nega-Bands]]. Through the bands, he possessed a telepathic link to Captain Marvel. At one point he trained himself to usurp control of Genis' body, and to afflict him with psychic pain.
		+
		+	As A-Bomb, Rick once again has [[Glossary:S#superhuman\|superhuman]] strength and durability. His hide is similar to an armadillo's plated armor, giving A-Bomb bulletproof skin. Camouflage glands from cuttlefish experiments give him the ability to blend into his surroundings at will, making him virtually undetectable. He is also able to track both Hulk and [[Red Hulk]] by zeroing in on their gamma signature.
		+	\| abilities = Rick Jones is an accomplished gymnast and hand-to-hand combatant with skill in judo and karate, having
		+	been trained by Captain America. He is also a skilled songwriter, singer, guitarist and harmonica player.
		+	\| weapons = While bonded to each Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell and later Genis-Vell), Rick wore a pair of Nega-Bands on his wrists. By striking the bands together, Rick could exchange places with Captain Marvel (between the [[Negative Zone]] while partnered with Mar-Vell, the [[Microverse]] while partnered with Genis).
	\| paraphernalia =		\| paraphernalia =
	\| debut = Incredible Hulk #1		\| debut = Incredible Hulk #1

Acotilletta2: added category

Acotilletta2 — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 20:47:49 GMT

added category

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	Rick went on to help Bruce Banner and the Red Hulk in their war against the [[Intelligencia]], but he mainly acted as a chaperone to the red goliath in order to keep tabs on his whereabouts. Using his amazing camouflage ability, Rick trailed Red Hulk to an A.I.M. facility where the [[Hulk (Cosmos Automation)\|Cosmic Hulk]] was stored, but in an unfortunate turn of events, Rick and Red Hulk were pummeled by the powerful robotic copy. Following that incident, A-Bomb watched as Red Hulk gave aid to [[Thundra]], sending her back to her time and burying a time machine for her people to find in the future. After the warrior woman was gone, A-Bomb attacked, hoping to uncover some of the blurred facts behind his metamorphosis. His mind still hazy from being experimented on, Rick knew Red Hulk had the answers. He just had to trick him into giving them up, and the best way to do that was by making him feel confident from triumph in battle.		Rick went on to help Bruce Banner and the Red Hulk in their war against the [[Intelligencia]], but he mainly acted as a chaperone to the red goliath in order to keep tabs on his whereabouts. Using his amazing camouflage ability, Rick trailed Red Hulk to an A.I.M. facility where the [[Hulk (Cosmos Automation)\|Cosmic Hulk]] was stored, but in an unfortunate turn of events, Rick and Red Hulk were pummeled by the powerful robotic copy. Following that incident, A-Bomb watched as Red Hulk gave aid to [[Thundra]], sending her back to her time and burying a time machine for her people to find in the future. After the warrior woman was gone, A-Bomb attacked, hoping to uncover some of the blurred facts behind his metamorphosis. His mind still hazy from being experimented on, Rick knew Red Hulk had the answers. He just had to trick him into giving them up, and the best way to do that was by making him feel confident from triumph in battle.

-	Rick pretended to lose his intelligence and spoke in monosyllabic words, allowing Red Hulk to do most of the talking. In the next few moments, as Rick continued to take massive doses of punishment from his foe, he remembered being skewered by a former member of the [[Warbound]], [[Miek]], during Hulk's war in Manhattan. A group of supposed S.H.I.E.L.D. soldiers took him away, but in reality, it was A.I.M. scientists in disguise. Using DNA from the [[Abomination]], after Red Hulk killed him, M.O.D.O.K. and the [[Leader (Samuel Sterns)\|Leader]] transformed him into A-Bomb. Knowing they wanted to turn him against Banner, Rick's wife, Marlo - already changed into the new Harpy - helped him to escape. Rick was soon captured by Samson before he could reveal who the Red Hulk was working for and was brought back to Intelligencia headquarters. Once there, Samson implanted a subconscious suggestion into Rick's mind to kill Banner when he received a certain cue. Banner realized what was done to Rick and decided to get that business out of the way. He discovered the cue and A-Bomb went berserk. Bruce had re-engineered the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor in order to withstand the assault, but it was soon apparent the upgrades wouldn't last as long as he'd hoped. On the run from a killer he let loose, Banner determined it was Rick's guilt which drove him forward - the guilt of causing Banner's life to drastically change upon their first meeting during the testing of the gamma bomb which gave birth to the Hulk. Banner was right and Rick was freed from the murderous suggestion, and even though he thought he was defeated, Banner assured Rick this was a big victory over their enemies~~.A-Bomb~~.	+	Rick pretended to lose his intelligence and spoke in monosyllabic words, allowing Red Hulk to do most of the talking. In the next few moments, as Rick continued to take massive doses of punishment from his foe, he remembered being skewered by a former member of the [[Warbound]], [[Miek]], during Hulk's war in Manhattan. A group of supposed S.H.I.E.L.D. soldiers took him away, but in reality, it was A.I.M. scientists in disguise. Using DNA from the [[Abomination]], after Red Hulk killed him, M.O.D.O.K. and the [[Leader (Samuel Sterns)\|Leader]] transformed him into A-Bomb. Knowing they wanted to turn him against Banner, Rick's wife, Marlo - already changed into the new Harpy - helped him to escape. Rick was soon captured by Samson before he could reveal who the Red Hulk was working for and was brought back to Intelligencia headquarters. Once there, Samson implanted a subconscious suggestion into Rick's mind to kill Banner when he received a certain cue. Banner realized what was done to Rick and decided to get that business out of the way. He discovered the cue and A-Bomb went berserk. Bruce had re-engineered the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor in order to withstand the assault, but it was soon apparent the upgrades wouldn't last as long as he'd hoped. On the run from a killer he let loose, Banner determined it was Rick's guilt which drove him forward - the guilt of causing Banner's life to drastically change upon their first meeting during the testing of the gamma bomb which gave birth to the Hulk. Banner was right and Rick was freed from the murderous suggestion, and even though he thought he was defeated, Banner assured Rick this was a big victory over their enemies.
	}}		}}
	{{person}}		{{person}}
	[[category:Heroes]]		[[category:Heroes]]
		+	[[category:Hulk]]
	[[Category:Avengers]]		[[Category:Avengers]]

Blaze650 at 01:25, 5 April 2010

Blaze650 — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 01:25:43 GMT

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	Rick went on to help Bruce Banner and the Red Hulk in their war against the [[Intelligencia]], but he mainly acted as a chaperone to the red goliath in order to keep tabs on his whereabouts. Using his amazing camouflage ability, Rick trailed Red Hulk to an A.I.M. facility where the [[Hulk (Cosmos Automation)\|Cosmic Hulk]] was stored, but in an unfortunate turn of events, Rick and Red Hulk were pummeled by the powerful robotic copy. Following that incident, A-Bomb watched as Red Hulk gave aid to [[Thundra]], sending her back to her time and burying a time machine for her people to find in the future. After the warrior woman was gone, A-Bomb attacked, hoping to uncover some of the blurred facts behind his metamorphosis. His mind still hazy from being experimented on, Rick knew Red Hulk had the answers. He just had to trick him into giving them up, and the best way to do that was by making him feel confident from triumph in battle.		Rick went on to help Bruce Banner and the Red Hulk in their war against the [[Intelligencia]], but he mainly acted as a chaperone to the red goliath in order to keep tabs on his whereabouts. Using his amazing camouflage ability, Rick trailed Red Hulk to an A.I.M. facility where the [[Hulk (Cosmos Automation)\|Cosmic Hulk]] was stored, but in an unfortunate turn of events, Rick and Red Hulk were pummeled by the powerful robotic copy. Following that incident, A-Bomb watched as Red Hulk gave aid to [[Thundra]], sending her back to her time and burying a time machine for her people to find in the future. After the warrior woman was gone, A-Bomb attacked, hoping to uncover some of the blurred facts behind his metamorphosis. His mind still hazy from being experimented on, Rick knew Red Hulk had the answers. He just had to trick him into giving them up, and the best way to do that was by making him feel confident from triumph in battle.

-	Rick pretended to lose his intelligence and spoke in monosyllabic words, allowing Red Hulk to do most of the talking. In the next few moments, as Rick continued to take massive doses of punishment from his foe, he remembered being skewered by a former member of the [[Warbound]], [[Miek]], during Hulk's war in Manhattan. A group of supposed S.H.I.E.L.D. soldiers took him away, but in reality, it was A.I.M. scientists in disguise. Using DNA from the [[Abomination]], after Red Hulk killed him, M.O.D.O.K. and the [[Leader (Samuel Sterns)\|Leader]] transformed him into A-Bomb. Knowing they wanted to turn him against Banner, Rick's wife, Marlo - already changed into the new Harpy - helped him to escape. Rick was soon captured by Samson before he could reveal who the Red Hulk was working for and was brought back to Intelligencia headquarters. Once there, Samson implanted a subconscious suggestion into Rick's mind to kill Banner when he received a certain cue. Banner realized what was done to Rick and decided to get that business out of the way. He discovered the cue and A-Bomb went berserk. Bruce had re-engineered the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor in order to withstand the assault, but it was soon apparent the upgrades wouldn't last as long as he'd hoped. On the run from a killer he let loose, Banner determined it was Rick's guilt which drove him forward - the guilt of causing Banner's life to drastically change upon their first meeting during the testing of the gamma bomb which gave birth to the Hulk. Banner was right and Rick was freed from the murderous suggestion, and even though he thought he was defeated, Banner assured Rick this was a big victory over their enemies.	+	Rick pretended to lose his intelligence and spoke in monosyllabic words, allowing Red Hulk to do most of the talking. In the next few moments, as Rick continued to take massive doses of punishment from his foe, he remembered being skewered by a former member of the [[Warbound]], [[Miek]], during Hulk's war in Manhattan. A group of supposed S.H.I.E.L.D. soldiers took him away, but in reality, it was A.I.M. scientists in disguise. Using DNA from the [[Abomination]], after Red Hulk killed him, M.O.D.O.K. and the [[Leader (Samuel Sterns)\|Leader]] transformed him into A-Bomb. Knowing they wanted to turn him against Banner, Rick's wife, Marlo - already changed into the new Harpy - helped him to escape. Rick was soon captured by Samson before he could reveal who the Red Hulk was working for and was brought back to Intelligencia headquarters. Once there, Samson implanted a subconscious suggestion into Rick's mind to kill Banner when he received a certain cue. Banner realized what was done to Rick and decided to get that business out of the way. He discovered the cue and A-Bomb went berserk. Bruce had re-engineered the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor in order to withstand the assault, but it was soon apparent the upgrades wouldn't last as long as he'd hoped. On the run from a killer he let loose, Banner determined it was Rick's guilt which drove him forward - the guilt of causing Banner's life to drastically change upon their first meeting during the testing of the gamma bomb which gave birth to the Hulk. Banner was right and Rick was freed from the murderous suggestion, and even though he thought he was defeated, Banner assured Rick this was a big victory over their enemies.A-Bomb.
	}}		}}
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	[[category:Heroes]]		[[category:Heroes]]
	[[Category:Avengers]]		[[Category:Avengers]]

Acotilletta2: updated from FOH: Red Hulk #1-3

Acotilletta2 — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 09:11:34 GMT

updated from FOH: Red Hulk #1-3

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	\| powers = No superhuman powers; formerly possessed powers similar to the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Hulk]], causing him to transform into a gamma-powered behemoth of great strength and limited intellect.		\| powers = No superhuman powers; formerly possessed powers similar to the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)\|Hulk]], causing him to transform into a gamma-powered behemoth of great strength and limited intellect.

-	As A-Bomb, Rick once again has [[Glossary:S#superhuman\|superhuman]] strength and durability. His hide is similar to an armadillo's plated armor, and it makes A-Bomb bulletproof. He is also able to track both Hulk and [[Red Hulk]] by zeroing in on their gamma signature.	+	As A-Bomb, Rick once again has [[Glossary:S#superhuman\|superhuman]] strength and durability. His hide is similar to an armadillo's plated armor, and it makes A-Bomb bulletproof. Camouflage glands from cuttlefish experiments give him the ability to blend into his surroundings at will, making him virtually undetectable. He is also able to track both Hulk and [[Red Hulk]] by zeroing in on their gamma signature.
	\| abilities = Mean guitarist		\| abilities = Mean guitarist
	\| weapons =		\| weapons =
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	\| debut = Incredible Hulk #1		\| debut = Incredible Hulk #1
	\| origin =		\| origin =
-	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Hulk #3, 2008 (Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk); Incredible Hulk #600, 2009 (Saved Banner from an explosion in an A.I.M. facility); Hulk #13, 2009 (Fought Ares, God of War); Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010 (Attended funeral of General Ross)	+	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Hulk #3, 2008 (Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk); Incredible Hulk #600, 2009 (Saved Banner from an explosion in an A.I.M. facility); Hulk #13, 2009 (Fought Ares, God of War); Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010 (Attended funeral of General Ross); How Rick became A-Bomb (Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #3, 2010)
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
	main_image=RickJones2.jpg		main_image=RickJones2.jpg
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	A-Bomb was on hand when Banner decided it was time to teach his son, [[Skaar]], the importance of teamwork by organizing a somewhat friendly game of football, but an unscheduled visit by the new Harpy forced them to oppose each other as Rick found out she was none other than Marlo. When the Harpy was finally subdued, A-Bomb took her away from the others to keep her safe. He returned after General Ross was killed by the Red Hulk and attended the memorial service.		A-Bomb was on hand when Banner decided it was time to teach his son, [[Skaar]], the importance of teamwork by organizing a somewhat friendly game of football, but an unscheduled visit by the new Harpy forced them to oppose each other as Rick found out she was none other than Marlo. When the Harpy was finally subdued, A-Bomb took her away from the others to keep her safe. He returned after General Ross was killed by the Red Hulk and attended the memorial service.
		+
		+	Rick went on to help Bruce Banner and the Red Hulk in their war against the [[Intelligencia]], but he mainly acted as a chaperone to the red goliath in order to keep tabs on his whereabouts. Using his amazing camouflage ability, Rick trailed Red Hulk to an A.I.M. facility where the [[Hulk (Cosmos Automation)\|Cosmic Hulk]] was stored, but in an unfortunate turn of events, Rick and Red Hulk were pummeled by the powerful robotic copy. Following that incident, A-Bomb watched as Red Hulk gave aid to [[Thundra]], sending her back to her time and burying a time machine for her people to find in the future. After the warrior woman was gone, A-Bomb attacked, hoping to uncover some of the blurred facts behind his metamorphosis. His mind still hazy from being experimented on, Rick knew Red Hulk had the answers. He just had to trick him into giving them up, and the best way to do that was by making him feel confident from triumph in battle.
		+
		+	Rick pretended to lose his intelligence and spoke in monosyllabic words, allowing Red Hulk to do most of the talking. In the next few moments, as Rick continued to take massive doses of punishment from his foe, he remembered being skewered by a former member of the [[Warbound]], [[Miek]], during Hulk's war in Manhattan. A group of supposed S.H.I.E.L.D. soldiers took him away, but in reality, it was A.I.M. scientists in disguise. Using DNA from the [[Abomination]], after Red Hulk killed him, M.O.D.O.K. and the [[Leader (Samuel Sterns)\|Leader]] transformed him into A-Bomb. Knowing they wanted to turn him against Banner, Rick's wife, Marlo - already changed into the new Harpy - helped him to escape. Rick was soon captured by Samson before he could reveal who the Red Hulk was working for and was brought back to Intelligencia headquarters. Once there, Samson implanted a subconscious suggestion into Rick's mind to kill Banner when he received a certain cue. Banner realized what was done to Rick and decided to get that business out of the way. He discovered the cue and A-Bomb went berserk. Bruce had re-engineered the [[Redeemer (armor)\|Redeemer]] armor in order to withstand the assault, but it was soon apparent the upgrades wouldn't last as long as he'd hoped. On the run from a killer he let loose, Banner determined it was Rick's guilt which drove him forward - the guilt of causing Banner's life to drastically change upon their first meeting during the testing of the gamma bomb which gave birth to the Hulk. Banner was right and Rick was freed from the murderous suggestion, and even though he thought he was defeated, Banner assured Rick this was a big victory over their enemies.
	}}		}}
	{{person}}		{{person}}
	[[category:Heroes]]		[[category:Heroes]]
	[[Category:Avengers]]		[[Category:Avengers]]

Acotilletta2: added info from Hulk 605 and FOH:Gamma

Acotilletta2 — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 07:45:47 GMT

added info from Hulk 605 and FOH:Gamma

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	\| debut = Incredible Hulk #1		\| debut = Incredible Hulk #1
	\| origin =		\| origin =
-	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Hulk #3, 2008 (Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk); Incredible Hulk #600, 2009 (Saved Banner from an explosion in an A.I.M. facility); Hulk #13, 2009 (Fought Ares, God of War)	+	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Hulk #3, 2008 (Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk); Incredible Hulk #600, 2009 (Saved Banner from an explosion in an A.I.M. facility); Hulk #13, 2009 (Fought Ares, God of War); Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, 2010 (Attended funeral of General Ross)
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
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	A-Bomb stayed with Banner in the same shelter where they would cage Banner for the night when he first became the Hulk, and Rick had finally exerted control over the A-Bomb personality to the point where the monster possessed Rick's intelligence. [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)\|Norman Osborn]] wanted to see if the claims about Banner no longer cursed with his gamma-powered alter ego were accurate, so he sent [[Ares]] to investigate. Ares attacked Banner, but it was A-Bomb to the rescue. Between A-Bomb's strength and Banner's intellect, Ares was defeated, and the two left him locked in the shelter. Rick and Bruce went their separate ways, and even though Rick is unable to transform back to his human state, he isn't unhappy about it, claiming he likes to be among Earth's heaviest hitters.		A-Bomb stayed with Banner in the same shelter where they would cage Banner for the night when he first became the Hulk, and Rick had finally exerted control over the A-Bomb personality to the point where the monster possessed Rick's intelligence. [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)\|Norman Osborn]] wanted to see if the claims about Banner no longer cursed with his gamma-powered alter ego were accurate, so he sent [[Ares]] to investigate. Ares attacked Banner, but it was A-Bomb to the rescue. Between A-Bomb's strength and Banner's intellect, Ares was defeated, and the two left him locked in the shelter. Rick and Bruce went their separate ways, and even though Rick is unable to transform back to his human state, he isn't unhappy about it, claiming he likes to be among Earth's heaviest hitters.
		+
		+	A-Bomb was on hand when Banner decided it was time to teach his son, [[Skaar]], the importance of teamwork by organizing a somewhat friendly game of football, but an unscheduled visit by the new Harpy forced them to oppose each other as Rick found out she was none other than Marlo. When the Harpy was finally subdued, A-Bomb took her away from the others to keep her safe. He returned after General Ross was killed by the Red Hulk and attended the memorial service.
	}}		}}
	{{person}}		{{person}}
	[[category:Heroes]]		[[category:Heroes]]
	[[Category:Avengers]]		[[Category:Avengers]]

Acotilletta2: reverted pic back to original.

Acotilletta2 — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 21:07:30 GMT

reverted pic back to original.

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	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Hulk #3, 2008 (Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk); Incredible Hulk #600, 2009 (Saved Banner from an explosion in an A.I.M. facility); Hulk #13, 2009 (Fought Ares, God of War)		\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Hulk #3, 2008 (Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk); Incredible Hulk #600, 2009 (Saved Banner from an explosion in an A.I.M. facility); Hulk #13, 2009 (Fought Ares, God of War)
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
-	main_image=~~Rick_Jones_2~~.jpg	+	main_image=RickJones2.jpg
	}}{{bio\|		}}{{bio\|
	bio_text= Rick Jones was a rebellious youth, and one day he ran away from a state institution for troubled teens. He drove to an army test site, where experiments involving gamma bombs were being conducted. [[Hulk\|Dr. Bruce Banner]], the designer of the gamma bombs, realized that Rick was on the testing field, and threw him to safety, absorbing the radiation himself. As a result of this, Banner transformed into the hulk. Jones remained with the Hulk for some time, becoming a close friend.		bio_text= Rick Jones was a rebellious youth, and one day he ran away from a state institution for troubled teens. He drove to an army test site, where experiments involving gamma bombs were being conducted. [[Hulk\|Dr. Bruce Banner]], the designer of the gamma bombs, realized that Rick was on the testing field, and threw him to safety, absorbing the radiation himself. As a result of this, Banner transformed into the hulk. Jones remained with the Hulk for some time, becoming a close friend.
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	A-Bomb stayed with Banner in the same shelter where they would cage Banner for the night when he first became the Hulk, and Rick had finally exerted control over the A-Bomb personality to the point where the monster possessed Rick's intelligence. [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)\|Norman Osborn]] wanted to see if the claims about Banner no longer cursed with his gamma-powered alter ego were accurate, so he sent [[Ares]] to investigate. Ares attacked Banner, but it was A-Bomb to the rescue. Between A-Bomb's strength and Banner's intellect, Ares was defeated, and the two left him locked in the shelter. Rick and Bruce went their separate ways, and even though Rick is unable to transform back to his human state, he isn't unhappy about it, claiming he likes to be among Earth's heaviest hitters.		A-Bomb stayed with Banner in the same shelter where they would cage Banner for the night when he first became the Hulk, and Rick had finally exerted control over the A-Bomb personality to the point where the monster possessed Rick's intelligence. [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)\|Norman Osborn]] wanted to see if the claims about Banner no longer cursed with his gamma-powered alter ego were accurate, so he sent [[Ares]] to investigate. Ares attacked Banner, but it was A-Bomb to the rescue. Between A-Bomb's strength and Banner's intellect, Ares was defeated, and the two left him locked in the shelter. Rick and Bruce went their separate ways, and even though Rick is unable to transform back to his human state, he isn't unhappy about it, claiming he likes to be among Earth's heaviest hitters.
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-	Rick Jones a.k.a. A-Bomb, is not to be confused with another Rick Jones, a musician that lives in the West Village of New York city with his young wife, Jane, & has a habit of telling people that he is actually the famous Rick Jones. He has read Rick's published book, "Sidekick", & used the stories & pictures to create his own mythos.
	}}		}}
	{{person}}		{{person}}
	[[category:Heroes]]		[[category:Heroes]]
	[[Category:Avengers]]		[[Category:Avengers]]

Cormacru999 at 23:31, 14 January 2010

Cormacru999 — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 23:31:26 GMT

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	A-Bomb stayed with Banner in the same shelter where they would cage Banner for the night when he first became the Hulk, and Rick had finally exerted control over the A-Bomb personality to the point where the monster possessed Rick's intelligence. [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)\|Norman Osborn]] wanted to see if the claims about Banner no longer cursed with his gamma-powered alter ego were accurate, so he sent [[Ares]] to investigate. Ares attacked Banner, but it was A-Bomb to the rescue. Between A-Bomb's strength and Banner's intellect, Ares was defeated, and the two left him locked in the shelter. Rick and Bruce went their separate ways, and even though Rick is unable to transform back to his human state, he isn't unhappy about it, claiming he likes to be among Earth's heaviest hitters.		A-Bomb stayed with Banner in the same shelter where they would cage Banner for the night when he first became the Hulk, and Rick had finally exerted control over the A-Bomb personality to the point where the monster possessed Rick's intelligence. [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)\|Norman Osborn]] wanted to see if the claims about Banner no longer cursed with his gamma-powered alter ego were accurate, so he sent [[Ares]] to investigate. Ares attacked Banner, but it was A-Bomb to the rescue. Between A-Bomb's strength and Banner's intellect, Ares was defeated, and the two left him locked in the shelter. Rick and Bruce went their separate ways, and even though Rick is unable to transform back to his human state, he isn't unhappy about it, claiming he likes to be among Earth's heaviest hitters.
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		+	Rick Jones a.k.a. A-Bomb, is not to be confused with another Rick Jones, a musician that lives in the West Village of New York city with his young wife, Jane, & has a habit of telling people that he is actually the famous Rick Jones. He has read Rick's published book, "Sidekick", & used the stories & pictures to create his own mythos.
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Acotilletta2: added significant issues

Acotilletta2 — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 06:54:51 GMT

added significant issues

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	\| debut = Incredible Hulk #1		\| debut = Incredible Hulk #1
	\| origin =		\| origin =
-	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, ~~2008~~)	+	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Hulk #3, 2008 (Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk); Incredible Hulk #600, 2009 (Saved Banner from an explosion in an A.I.M. facility); Hulk #13, 2009 (Fought Ares, God of War)
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Acotilletta2: added info from Hulk #600 and #13.

Acotilletta2 — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 06:01:29 GMT

added info from Hulk #600 and #13.

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	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008)		\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008)
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	bio_text= Rick Jones was a rebellious youth, and one day he ran away from a state institution for troubled teens. He drove to an army test site, where experiments involving gamma bombs were being conducted. [[Hulk\|Dr. Bruce Banner]], the designer of the gamma bombs, realized that Rick was on the testing field, and threw him to safety, absorbing the radiation himself. As a result of this, Banner transformed into the hulk. Jones remained with the Hulk for some time, becoming a close friend.		bio_text= Rick Jones was a rebellious youth, and one day he ran away from a state institution for troubled teens. He drove to an army test site, where experiments involving gamma bombs were being conducted. [[Hulk\|Dr. Bruce Banner]], the designer of the gamma bombs, realized that Rick was on the testing field, and threw him to safety, absorbing the radiation himself. As a result of this, Banner transformed into the hulk. Jones remained with the Hulk for some time, becoming a close friend.
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	Rick Jones was also revealed to be the monetary backer of the ex-superheroes team, the [[Loners]].		Rick Jones was also revealed to be the monetary backer of the ex-superheroes team, the [[Loners]].

-	Jones has recently acquired powers causing him to transform into a massive creature calling itself A-Bomb. How this has occurred has yet to be revealed, but Rick has already tangled with the evil [[Red Hulk]] and helped the original Hulk - who somehow knew A-Bomb was Rick - temporarily stop his sinister twin. Rick also has some crucial information on who this Red Hulk is, but before he could say anything, [[Doc Samson]] stunned him with a blast from behind and carried him away.	+	Jones has recently acquired powers causing him to transform into a massive creature calling itself A-Bomb. How this has occurred has yet to be revealed, but Rick has already tangled with the evil [[Red Hulk]] and helped the original Hulk - who somehow knew A-Bomb was Rick - temporarily stop his sinister twin. Rick also has some crucial information on who this Red Hulk is, but before he could say anything, [[Doc Samson]] stunned him with a blast from behind and carried him away. Rick was taken to secret [[A.I.M.]] facility, disguised as an abandoned [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] base, and placed into the hands of the sinister [[M.O.D.O.K.]]. It was soon revealed M.O.D.O.K. had used cell patterns stolen from Bruce Banner at the [[World War Hulk\|end of his war with the heroes of Earth]] to create Rick's monstrous side known as A-Bomb. During a fight between Hulk and Red Hulk, the A.I.M. facility was destroyed and Rick helped a powerless Banner escape the explosion.
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		+	A-Bomb stayed with Banner in the same shelter where they would cage Banner for the night when he first became the Hulk, and Rick had finally exerted control over the A-Bomb personality to the point where the monster possessed Rick's intelligence. [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)\|Norman Osborn]] wanted to see if the claims about Banner no longer cursed with his gamma-powered alter ego were accurate, so he sent [[Ares]] to investigate. Ares attacked Banner, but it was A-Bomb to the rescue. Between A-Bomb's strength and Banner's intellect, Ares was defeated, and the two left him locked in the shelter. Rick and Bruce went their separate ways, and even though Rick is unable to transform back to his human state, he isn't unhappy about it, claiming he likes to be among Earth's heaviest hitters.
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Titus Pullo/Holku at 14:02, 23 September 2009

Titus Pullo/Holku — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:02:28 GMT

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	\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008)		\| significant_issues = Avengers #1 (helps form the Avengers); Avengers #4 (meets Captain America); Avengers #89-97 (Kree-Skrull War); Incredible Hulk #418 (married girlfriend Marla Chandler); Avengers Forever #12 (merges with Genis-Vell); Fought the Red Hulk, destroyed Gamma Base and released the original Hulk (Hulk #3, 2008)
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	bio_text= Rick Jones was a rebellious youth, and one day he ran away from a state institution for troubled teens. He drove to an army test site, where experiments involving gamma bombs were being conducted. [[Hulk\|Dr. Bruce Banner]], the designer of the gamma bombs, realized that Rick was on the testing field, and threw him to safety, absorbing the radiation himself. As a result of this, Banner transformed into the hulk. Jones remained with the Hulk for some time, becoming a close friend.		bio_text= Rick Jones was a rebellious youth, and one day he ran away from a state institution for troubled teens. He drove to an army test site, where experiments involving gamma bombs were being conducted. [[Hulk\|Dr. Bruce Banner]], the designer of the gamma bombs, realized that Rick was on the testing field, and threw him to safety, absorbing the radiation himself. As a result of this, Banner transformed into the hulk. Jones remained with the Hulk for some time, becoming a close friend.