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Jean Grey School for Higher Learning

2011-12-27T05:15:38Z

Mimicx35:

{{Placebox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| location = 1407 Graymalkin Lane Salem Center, NY 10560
| builder =
| owner =
| points_of_interest =
| features =
| debut = Wolverine and the X-Men #1 (2011)
| significant_issues =
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}}{{placehistory|
place_text= After an internal [[X-Men: Schism|schism]] between [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] and [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] the two [[X-Men]] teams split into two factions. Those who sided with Cyclops stayed on [[Utopia]] while those who sided with Wolverine came back to their old home in upstate New York. It was here that Wolverine and [[Beast (Henry McCoy)|Beast]] built the state of this state of the art Mansion in order to educate and protect the younger generation of [[Mutants|mutants]] following the doctrine of [[Professor X|Professor Charles Xavier]].
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{{place}}
[[category:Mutants]]
[[category:X-Men]]

Jean Grey School for Higher Learning

2011-12-27T05:13:29Z

Mimicx35:

{{Placebox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| location = 1407 Graymalkin Lane Salem Center, NY 10560
| builder =
| owner =
| points_of_interest =
| features =
| debut = Wolverine and the X-Men #1 (2011)
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{placehistory|
place_text= After an internal [[X-Men: Schism|schism]] between [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] and [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] the two [[X-Men]] teams split into two factions. Those who sided with Cyclops stayed on [[Utopia]] while those who sided with Wolverine came back to their old home in upstate New York. It was here that Wolverine and [[Beast (Henry McCoy)|Beast]] built the state of this state of the art Mansion in order to educate and protect the younger generation of [[Mutants|mutants]] following the doctrine of [[Professor X|Professor Charles Xavier]].
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[[category:Mutants]]
[[category:X-Men]]

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2011-12-27T05:12:21Z

Mimicx35:

User:Mimicx35

2011-12-27T05:10:19Z

Mimicx35:

{{Powerbox|
universe = Prime Universe
| real_name = Kyle Jordan Nichols
| aliases = mimicx35, etrigan35, overpower35, tess nichols
| identity = Public
| occupation = Student, Actor, Writer, Director, Playwright, Techie, and Photographer. Formerly Deli Worker, Website Designer, Logo Designer, Amusment Park Ride Operator.
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| place_of_birth = Lubbock, Texas
| relatives = Shari (Mom), Ed (Dad), Corey (Brother)
| groups = Texas Tech University, TTU Theatre, Marvel.com, Formerly Lubbock High School Theatre Department, I.T.S.
| education = High School Graduate, and currently a Sophmore at Texas Tech University
| height = 5'11"
| weight = 140 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blonde

| paraphernalia = Comic Books
| debut = July 30, 1987
| origin = Born July 30, 1987 in Lubbock, Texas.
| significant_issues =
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My name is Kyle Nichols and I am an avid comic book fan. I love to profile characters and events. I run the comic book website http://groups.msn.com/ComicBookArtGallery and http://groups.msn.com/ComicBookArtGalleryII which are two websites of comic book images. Please take a look around there and see if you like it. I specialize in Second Stringers, [[Mimic]], Characters Who Copy From Other Characters (ex. [[U.S.Agent]], [[Beta Ray Bill]], [[Demogoblin]], etc), Characters who copy or absorb powers, Obscure Characters, Items, Magic (And Magical Characters), and Historical Information in Comics.

And Here are the Profiles, Categories, Disambiguous Pages, and whatnot Which I have created:

*[[Stonewall]]
*[[Super Sabre]]
*[[Commando (Frank Bohannan)]]
*[[Baron Blood (Falsworth)]]
*[[Bluebird (Sally Avril)]]
*[[Blazing Skull (Mark Todd)]]
*[[Destiny (Irene Adler)]]
*[[Looter]]
*[[Living Brain]]
*[[Mimic (Calvin Rankin)]]
*[[Tri-Sentinel]]
*[[Unus]]
*[[Grip]]
*[[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)]]
*[[Battlestar]]
*[[Desert Sword]]
*[[Demogoblin]]
*[[Kleinstock Brothers]]
*[[Lord Chaos]]
*[[Master Order]]
*[[U.S.Agent]]
*[[Super-Adaptoid]]
*[[Eye-Scream]]
*[[Unus (Ultimate)]]
*[[Aguila (Alejandro Montoya)]]
*[[Mandrill]]
*[[Paibok]]
*[[Kane, Garrison]]
*[[S.T.A.R.S.]]
*[[Larval Earth]]
*[[Ion]]
*[[Brotherhood of Mutants (Ultimate)]]
*[[Vanisher (Ultimate)]]
*[[Stegron]]
*[[Hellcow]]
*[[Nazi Party]]
*[[Unus (House of M)]]
*[[Unus (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Vanisher (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Rankin, Calvin (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Newell, Walter (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Earth-811]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-811)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Duckworld]]
*[[Earth-5700]]
*[[Colcord, Malcolm (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-653)]]
*[[Heavy Metal]]
*[[Zodiac (World Trust)]]
*[[Libra (Gustav Brandt)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-956)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-6871)]]
*[[Mistress Love]]
*[[Master Hate]]
*[[Secret Avengers]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-127)]]
*[[Amanda (Mutant)]]
*[[TESS-One]]
*[[Earth-12]]
*[[Earth-956]]
*[[Communist Party (Soviet Union)]]
*[[Technarchy]]
*[[Mutants]]
*[[Brood]]
*[[Adaptoid (Spawn)]]
*[[Adaptoid (New Enforcers)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-58163)]]
*[[Jean Grey School for Higher Learning]]
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*[[Mimic|Mimic Disambiguous Page]]
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*[[Aries|Aries Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Cancer|Cancer Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Capricorn|Capricorn Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Gemini|Gemini Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Leo|Leo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Libra|Libra Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Pisces|Pisces Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Sagittarius|Sagittarius Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Taurus|Taurus Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Virgo|Virgo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Nocturne|Nocturne Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Bluebird|Bluebird Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Gorgon|Gorgon Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Wendigo|Wendigo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Phantom Rider|Phantom Rider Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Bantam|Bantam Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Network|Network Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Super-Patriot|Super-Patriot Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Night Nurse|Night Nurse Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Communist Party|Communist Party Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Reaper|Reaper Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Locus|Locus Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Ship|Ship Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Star-Lord|Star-Lord Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Ani-Men|Ani-Men Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Aquanoids|Aquanoids Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Crime Wave|Crime Wave Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Adaptoid|Adaptoid Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Super-Adaptoid (disambiguation)|Super-Adaptoid Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Paragon (disambiguation)|Paragon Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Elektra (disambiguation)|Elektra Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Cobalt Man (disambiguation)|Cobalt Man Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Black Bolt (disambiguation)|Black Bolt Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Invisible Woman (disambiguation)|Invisible Woman Disambiguous Page]]
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*[http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Mutants Category:Mutants]
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and major work editing [[Freedom Force]]. One of the Things I hope to accomplish on this site is to have all of the marvel characters bios up, especially my favorite ones. And also a personal goal is to have all of the Freedom Force members bios done and to have everything that is linked to Freedom Force completed and that everything that is linked to Mimic is complete.
}}

Jean Grey School for Higher Learning

2011-12-27T05:06:57Z

Mimicx35: Created page with '{{Placebox| universe = Marvel Universe | location = 1407 Graymalkin Lane Salem Center, NY 10560 | builder = | owner = | points_of_interest = | features = | debut = Wolver…'

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| location = 1407 Graymalkin Lane Salem Center, NY 10560
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| features =
| debut = Wolverine and the X-Men #1 (2011)
| significant_issues =
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place_text= After an internal [[X-Men: Schism|schism]] between [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] and [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] the two [[X-Men]] teams split into two factions. Those who sided with Cyclops stayed on [[Utopia]] while those who sided with Wolverine came back to their old home in upstate New York. It was here that Wolverine and [[Beast (Henry McCoy)|Beast]] built the state of this state of the art Mansion in order to educate and protect the younger generation of [[Mutants|mutants]] following the doctrine of [[Professor X|Professor Charles Xavier]].
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[[category:X-Men]]

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2011-12-27T05:06:21Z

Mimicx35: Jean Grey School for Higher Learning

Jean Grey School for Higher Learning

Utopia

2011-12-27T04:55:06Z

Mimicx35: added extensive information

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| location = [[San Francisco]] Bay
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| points_of_interest = Official home to all [[Atlanteans]] and the [[Mutants|Mutant]] race.
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| significant_issues =
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place_text=Formerly the first Asteroid M before crashing into San Francisco Bay, Utopia was brought back to the surface by the [[X-Club]] under the direction of [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]]. Seeing no other option, Cyclops decided to move the [[Mutants|mutant]] population (then stationed at [[Graymalkin Industries]]) to this island and off of [[United States of America|U.S.]] soil to avoid further persecution by the civilian population and the oppressive government under the reigns of [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]] with his own private [[Avengers (Osborn's team)|Avengers]] and [[X-Men (Osborn's team)|X-Men]].

Utopia, declaring itself an independent nation, thrived as the last remaining mutant threshold which housed the combined forces of the [[X-Men]], [[New Mutants]], [[X-Force]], and the X-Club. Negotiations between Cyclops, [[Magneto (Max Eisenhardt)|Magneto]], and the mutant king of [[Atlantis]] [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]] have also made Utopia the home to all [[Atlanteans]].

Utopia came under attack by several outside forces including the assaults by [[Selene]] with her [[Necrosha|army of dead mutants]], [[Bastion]] with his [[Sentinel]] [[X-Men: Second Coming|forces]], and the recent [[Fear Itself|skirmish]] with a possessed [[Juggernaut (Cain Marko)|Juggernaut]].

Interestingly, the force that shattered the small island nation was not an external conflict but an internal [[X-Men: Schism|schism]] between Cyclops and [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] incited by the newly managed [[Hellfire Club]]. Due to irreconcilable differences Wolverine lead a group of mutants to a newly created [[Jean Grey School for Higher Learning|school]] located in [[New York, New York|New York]]. Cyclops and his band of mutant "forces" remain on Utopia.

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[[category:Mutants]]
[[category:X-Men]]

New Mutants

2011-12-27T04:03:35Z

Mimicx35: edited Jean Grey Institute Link

{{teambox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| base_of_operations = Utopia; formerly Xavier Institute for Higher Learning, Westchester, New York
| debut = Marvel Graphic Novel #4 (1982)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
| current_members = [[Cypher (Douglas Ramsey)]], [[Magma (Amara Aquilla)|Magma]] (Amara Aquilla), [[Moonstar|Mirage (Danielle Moonstar)]], [[Sunspot]] (Roberto Da Costa), [[Warlock (Technarchy)|Warlock]], [[X-Man]]
|former_members = [[Smith, Tabitha|Boomer/Meltdown]], [[Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)]], [[Collins, Rusty|Rusty Collins]], [[Elixir]] (Josh Foley), [[Feral (Maria Callasantos)]], [[Icarus]] (Jay Guthrie), [[Karma]] (Xi'an Coy Manh), [[Leech]], [[Maddicks, Artie|Artie Maddicks]], [[Magik (Illyana Rasputin)]], [[Prodigy (David Alleyne)]], [[Rictor]] (Julio Richter), [[Shatterstar]] (Gaveedra Seven), [[Skids]] (Sally Blevins), [[Pryde, Kitty|Sprite (Kitty Pryde)]], [[Surge (Noriko Ashida)]], [[Wallflower]] (Laurie Collins), [[Warpath]] (James Proudstar), [[Wind Dancer]] (Sofia Mantega), [[Wither]] (Kevin Ford), [[Wolfsbane]] (Rahne Sinclair)
|other_members = [[Gosamyr]]
}}
{{headshot|
main_image=Acotilletta2--New_Mutants.jpg
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{{teamhistory|
bio_text = They were adolescents- kids- too young to be [[X-Men]], but old enough to start the training that would allow them to fully understand and harness their profound mutant powers. [[Professor X]] brought together [[Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)|Cannonball]], [[Karma]], [[Moonstar]], [[Wolfsbane]], and [[Sunspot]] to become the first New Mutants team. Over time, [[Magma (Amara Aquilla)]], [[Cypher (Douglas Ramsey)|Cypher]], [[Warlock (Technarchy)|Warlock]], and [[Magik (Illyana Rasputin)|Magik]] were added to the team and, as they learned to become more powerful mutants together, they learned another important lesson: It's okay to act like normal kids. The New Mutants enjoyed their status as mutants and their youth. But when duty called, maturity set in, and the New Mutants went into action- though sometimes not without consequence. During an assignment, Cypher was shot and killed after leaping into the path of a bullet destined for his teammate Wolfsbane.

Although their membership remained fairly constant throughout their early history, the team was constantly in flux. Shortly after forming Professor X was infected and influenced by a Brood egg. The New Mutants helped fight it off, but afterwards the Professor left for space to recover, leaving the group without a leader. The team briefly joined their rivals, the Hellions, led by Emma Frost, but eventually they came under the leadership of a reformed [[Magneto (Magnus)|Magneto]]. The New Mutants were extremely apprehensive to being taught by the X-Men's arch-enemy, and they eventually were proven to be right when Magneto returned to his old ways after becoming White King of the Hellfire Club.

Magik was reverted back to a little girl after the Inferno Saga.
Moonstar stayed on Asgard and became one of the Valkyrie.
Wolfsbane,Rictor, Sunspot left the team after X-Tinction Agenda. Wolfsbane and Rictor stayed on Genosha to rebuild the country. Sunspot went to run his late fater's company.
Warlock was killed during the X-Tinction Agenda by Cameron Hodge.

After X-Tinction Agenda, the young heroes came under the tutelage of the mutant soldier [[Cable]] and eventually became the strike team [[X-Force]]. This new team consisted of Cable, Cannonball, Boom-Boom, Domino, Shatterstar,Warpath,and Feral. Their first test as a team was against Masque an his Morlocks and the New Brother Hood of Evil Mutants. Siryn also joined X-Force when the team helped her defeat Juggernaut and Black Tom.

Recently, the concept of the New Mutants was revived as one of several teams of students at the expanded Xavier Institute for Higher Learning where they not only learn to master their powers, but are also given the chance to receive a full education.

This incarnation of the team was formed when Professor X enlisted the aid of Danielle Moonstar in recruiting several new students for the school, including the wind-manipulating Sofia Mantega (Wind Dancer), the organic-decaying Kevin Ford (Wither), the skill-mimicking David Alleyne, and healer Josh Foley. Along with the pheromone-generating Laurie Collins (Wallflower) and the electrically charged Noriko Ashida, the sextet became the new New Mutants squad with Moonstar as their faculty advisor. Other former New Mutants who came to join the school as faculty were Xi'an Coy Manh (Karma) and Rahne Sinclair.

[[image: newmutants01.jpg|thumb|right|300px]]Other squads of students were also formed, each with their own advisor, including Cyclops' team the Corsairs, Northstar's Alpha Squadron, Iceman's Excelsiors, Beast's Exemplars, Wolfsbane's Paragons, and Emma Frost's Hellions. Julian Keller (Hellion) was assigned as the latter's team leader; other members included Cessily Kincaid (Mercury), Santo Vaccarro (Rockslide), Brian Cruz (Tag), Jay Guthrie (Icarus), and Sooraya Qadir (Dust). The New Mutants quickly found themselves at odds with the Hellions and were assigned to work off their hostilities by competing against each other in the school's first Field Day training exercise. The Hellions emerged triumphant, much to the New Mutants' chagrin. The two teams soon clashed again after the FBI arrived to arrest Kevin Ford for the murder of his father. Julian sought to rescue Kevin and enlisted Sofia's aid. The New Mutants, with the help of Jay Guthrie, managed to prevent the Hellions from further exacerbating the already tense situation. The charges against Kevin were ultimately dismissed; afterwards he opted to transfer to the Hellions while Jay became a New Mutant like his older brother Sam before him.

Later, the New Mutants teamed up with Julian and Moonstar to investigate supernatural happenings in the mansion. Together, they discovered that a mutant ghost named Jeffrey Garrett was responsible and were able to pacify him after performing a séance. Soon after, Jeffrey joined the Institute's Lower School for younger students. Subsequently, following a Field Day exercise against the Paragons that the New Mutants won, relationships between the students became strained after a brief affair between Josh and Rahne was made public. Rahne left the school as a result just as Sean Garrison arrived to take up the position of school counsellor. Garrison had initially declined the offer, but upon discovering that his estranged daughter, Laurie Collins, was a student at the school, he decided to accept in the hope of winning her back.

After the [[House of M|M-Day]], New Mutants, Hellions and other squads, disbanded. Some members of New Mutants and Hellions joined a trainee team of X-Men.

The original team eventually reformed as an independent squad of the X-Men. This squad have faced great challenges including [[Necrosha]], the [[X-Men: Second Coming|attack]] on [[Utopia]] by [[Bastion]], and the events brought on by [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]] and the [[Asgardians|Asgardian]] known as [[The Serpent]].

Recently, there broke out a fight within the X-Men which caused them to follow either Cyclops, who was in favor of protecting the mutant race via militant force, or [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] who favored starting a new [[Jean Grey School for Higher Learning|school]] in order to educate and protect the younger generation of mutants. Many members of the New Mutants were torn between their personal convictions and their duty to the mutant race. Cannonball and Karma decided to follow Wolverine, while the rest stood behind Cyclops and his decision. With the ranks diminished Cyclops appointed [[X-Man|Nate Grey]], also known as X-Man, to lead the remaining team, which consists of Cypher, Magma, Danielle Moonstar, Sunspot, and Warlock.
}}
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[[category:X-Men]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Mutants]]

New Mutants

2011-12-27T04:00:54Z

Mimicx35: Added Recent events and updated roster

{{teambox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| base_of_operations = Utopia; formerly Xavier Institute for Higher Learning, Westchester, New York
| debut = Marvel Graphic Novel #4 (1982)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
| current_members = [[Cypher (Douglas Ramsey)]], [[Magma (Amara Aquilla)|Magma]] (Amara Aquilla), [[Moonstar|Mirage (Danielle Moonstar)]], [[Sunspot]] (Roberto Da Costa), [[Warlock (Technarchy)|Warlock]], [[X-Man]]
|former_members = [[Smith, Tabitha|Boomer/Meltdown]], [[Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)]], [[Collins, Rusty|Rusty Collins]], [[Elixir]] (Josh Foley), [[Feral (Maria Callasantos)]], [[Icarus]] (Jay Guthrie), [[Karma]] (Xi'an Coy Manh), [[Leech]], [[Maddicks, Artie|Artie Maddicks]], [[Magik (Illyana Rasputin)]], [[Prodigy (David Alleyne)]], [[Rictor]] (Julio Richter), [[Shatterstar]] (Gaveedra Seven), [[Skids]] (Sally Blevins), [[Pryde, Kitty|Sprite (Kitty Pryde)]], [[Surge (Noriko Ashida)]], [[Wallflower]] (Laurie Collins), [[Warpath]] (James Proudstar), [[Wind Dancer]] (Sofia Mantega), [[Wither]] (Kevin Ford), [[Wolfsbane]] (Rahne Sinclair)
|other_members = [[Gosamyr]]
}}
{{headshot|
main_image=Acotilletta2--New_Mutants.jpg
}}
{{teamhistory|
bio_text = They were adolescents- kids- too young to be [[X-Men]], but old enough to start the training that would allow them to fully understand and harness their profound mutant powers. [[Professor X]] brought together [[Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)|Cannonball]], [[Karma]], [[Moonstar]], [[Wolfsbane]], and [[Sunspot]] to become the first New Mutants team. Over time, [[Magma (Amara Aquilla)]], [[Cypher (Douglas Ramsey)|Cypher]], [[Warlock (Technarchy)|Warlock]], and [[Magik (Illyana Rasputin)|Magik]] were added to the team and, as they learned to become more powerful mutants together, they learned another important lesson: It's okay to act like normal kids. The New Mutants enjoyed their status as mutants and their youth. But when duty called, maturity set in, and the New Mutants went into action- though sometimes not without consequence. During an assignment, Cypher was shot and killed after leaping into the path of a bullet destined for his teammate Wolfsbane.

Although their membership remained fairly constant throughout their early history, the team was constantly in flux. Shortly after forming Professor X was infected and influenced by a Brood egg. The New Mutants helped fight it off, but afterwards the Professor left for space to recover, leaving the group without a leader. The team briefly joined their rivals, the Hellions, led by Emma Frost, but eventually they came under the leadership of a reformed [[Magneto (Magnus)|Magneto]]. The New Mutants were extremely apprehensive to being taught by the X-Men's arch-enemy, and they eventually were proven to be right when Magneto returned to his old ways after becoming White King of the Hellfire Club.

Magik was reverted back to a little girl after the Inferno Saga.
Moonstar stayed on Asgard and became one of the Valkyrie.
Wolfsbane,Rictor, Sunspot left the team after X-Tinction Agenda. Wolfsbane and Rictor stayed on Genosha to rebuild the country. Sunspot went to run his late fater's company.
Warlock was killed during the X-Tinction Agenda by Cameron Hodge.

After X-Tinction Agenda, the young heroes came under the tutelage of the mutant soldier [[Cable]] and eventually became the strike team [[X-Force]]. This new team consisted of Cable, Cannonball, Boom-Boom, Domino, Shatterstar,Warpath,and Feral. Their first test as a team was against Masque an his Morlocks and the New Brother Hood of Evil Mutants. Siryn also joined X-Force when the team helped her defeat Juggernaut and Black Tom.

Recently, the concept of the New Mutants was revived as one of several teams of students at the expanded Xavier Institute for Higher Learning where they not only learn to master their powers, but are also given the chance to receive a full education.

This incarnation of the team was formed when Professor X enlisted the aid of Danielle Moonstar in recruiting several new students for the school, including the wind-manipulating Sofia Mantega (Wind Dancer), the organic-decaying Kevin Ford (Wither), the skill-mimicking David Alleyne, and healer Josh Foley. Along with the pheromone-generating Laurie Collins (Wallflower) and the electrically charged Noriko Ashida, the sextet became the new New Mutants squad with Moonstar as their faculty advisor. Other former New Mutants who came to join the school as faculty were Xi'an Coy Manh (Karma) and Rahne Sinclair.

[[image: newmutants01.jpg|thumb|right|300px]]Other squads of students were also formed, each with their own advisor, including Cyclops' team the Corsairs, Northstar's Alpha Squadron, Iceman's Excelsiors, Beast's Exemplars, Wolfsbane's Paragons, and Emma Frost's Hellions. Julian Keller (Hellion) was assigned as the latter's team leader; other members included Cessily Kincaid (Mercury), Santo Vaccarro (Rockslide), Brian Cruz (Tag), Jay Guthrie (Icarus), and Sooraya Qadir (Dust). The New Mutants quickly found themselves at odds with the Hellions and were assigned to work off their hostilities by competing against each other in the school's first Field Day training exercise. The Hellions emerged triumphant, much to the New Mutants' chagrin. The two teams soon clashed again after the FBI arrived to arrest Kevin Ford for the murder of his father. Julian sought to rescue Kevin and enlisted Sofia's aid. The New Mutants, with the help of Jay Guthrie, managed to prevent the Hellions from further exacerbating the already tense situation. The charges against Kevin were ultimately dismissed; afterwards he opted to transfer to the Hellions while Jay became a New Mutant like his older brother Sam before him.

Later, the New Mutants teamed up with Julian and Moonstar to investigate supernatural happenings in the mansion. Together, they discovered that a mutant ghost named Jeffrey Garrett was responsible and were able to pacify him after performing a séance. Soon after, Jeffrey joined the Institute's Lower School for younger students. Subsequently, following a Field Day exercise against the Paragons that the New Mutants won, relationships between the students became strained after a brief affair between Josh and Rahne was made public. Rahne left the school as a result just as Sean Garrison arrived to take up the position of school counsellor. Garrison had initially declined the offer, but upon discovering that his estranged daughter, Laurie Collins, was a student at the school, he decided to accept in the hope of winning her back.

After the [[House of M|M-Day]], New Mutants, Hellions and other squads, disbanded. Some members of New Mutants and Hellions joined a trainee team of X-Men.

The original team eventually reformed as an independent squad of the X-Men. This squad have faced great challenges including [[Necrosha]], the [[X-Men: Second Coming|attack]] on [[Utopia]] by [[Bastion]], and the events brought on by [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]] and the [[Asgardians|Asgardian]] known as [[The Serpent]].

Recently, there broke out a fight within the X-Men which caused them to follow either Cyclops, who was in favor of protecting the mutant race via militant force, or [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] who favored starting a new [[Jean Grey Institute for Higher Learning|school]] in order to educate and protect the younger generation of mutants. Many members of the New Mutants were torn between their personal convictions and their duty to the mutant race. Cannonball and Karma decided to follow Wolverine, while the rest stood behind Cyclops and his decision. With the ranks diminished Cyclops appointed [[X-Man|Nate Grey]], also known as X-Man, to lead the remaining team, which consists of Cypher, Magma, Danielle Moonstar, Sunspot, and Warlock.
}}
{{team}}
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[[category:X-Men]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Mutants]]

X-Man

2011-12-27T03:39:43Z

Mimicx35: added team affiliation

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]], formerly [[Age of Apocalypse|Earth-295 (Age of Apocalypse)]]
| real_name = Nate Grey
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Former shaman, adventurer, freedom fighter
| place_of_birth = American Northeast of Earth-295
| groups = [[New Mutants]]; Formerly [[X-Men]], [[Brotherhood of Mutants]], [[Forge (Age of Apocalypse)|Forge]]'s resistance
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| education = Tutored by [[Sinister (Age of Apocalypse)|Sinister]]
| aliases = "Nate the Great"
| relatives = Scott Summers of Earth-295 ([[Cyclops (Age of Apocalypse)|Cyclops]], genetic template), [[Grey, Jean (Age of Apocalypse)|Jean Grey]] of Earth-295 (genetic template)
| height = 5'9"
| weight = 135 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown with white streak
| powers = Nate Grey possessed vast psionic abilities. He was a high-level telepath, able to project his astral form across the world, create sophisticated illusions, pull other psionic entities onto the astral plane, and read, probe, and control the minds of others. He was also an extremely powerful telekinetic who could phase through solid matter, create destructive psionic spikes, and lift objects weighing up to 10 tons.
| debut = X-Man #1 (1995)
| origin = X-Man #-1 (1997)
| significant_issues = Transported to Earth-616 (X-Men: Omega/X-Men: Prime, 1995); opposed Onslaught (Avengers #400/X-Man #19/Onslaught: Marvel Universe, 1996); sought by Apocalypse as new host (X-Man #59-60/Uncanny X-Men #377/X-Men #97, 2000); became Earth's shaman (X-Man #67-70, 2000); vs Harvester, physical form dissipated (X-Man #75, 2001); return (Dark X-Men #1, 2009)
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bio_text= Nate Grey hailed from the timeline in which the eternal mutant [[Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur)|Apocalypse]] had conquered North America. Created by Apocalypse’s Horseman Sinister from genetic material taken from the mutant heroes Cyclops and Jean Grey of his reality, Nate ultimately learned that his purpose was to destroy Apocalypse. After the death of his surrogate father Forge, Nate traveled to Apocalypse’s Citadel and battled [[Holocaust (Age of Apocalypse)|Holocaust]], another of Apocalypse’s Horsemen. In an attempt to breach Holocaust’s armor, Nate stabbed him with a shard of the M’Krann Crystal, causing them both to be transported to the Earth-616, the mainstream reality.

Nate’s subconscious need for companionship created a physical body for the Red Queen of [[Earth-998]], posing as the dissipated essence of [[Pryor, Madelyne|Madelyne Pryor]], the deceased clone of Jean Grey. Nate and Madelyne became fast friends, journeying through Europe until Pryor left to join the newly reformed [[Hellfire Club]]. Nate subsequently encountered the evil [[Dark Beast]], a fellow refugee from his own time, who informed Nate that his vast powers were burning out his young body and that he would die before he turned 21.

[[image: xman01.jpg|thumb|left|200px]]After this revelation, [[Professor X|Professor Charles Xavier]], the telepathic founder of the [[X-Men]], probed Nate’s mind. Sensing the evil in Xavier that would eventually become the powerful psionic entity [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]], Nate lashed out with his powers and pulled Xavier’s psyche from the astral plane. This incident allowed Onslaught to escape Xavier’s mind, and it captured Nate, Xavier, and [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin Richards]], the mutant son of [[Mister Fantastic|Reed]] and [[Invisible Woman|Sue Richards]] of the world-famous [[Fantastic Four]]. Onslaught intended to use Nate’s power to fuel his plans to turn the human race into a collective consciousness, but was defeated by the combined might of America’s costumed champions.

Eventually, Nate realized the full extent of his powers and became a modern-day mutant shaman. To save humanity from destruction by an alien Harvester, Nate sacrificed himself to merge his energies with the alien’s and, through the conduit it had forged with the world, into every being on the planet, thus rendering the world’s energy useless to the Harvester’s race.

During his time spent in the mainstream reality, Nate had formed friendships with other heroes such as [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]] as well as opposing some of the worst villains known to man like the evil [[Abomination]] and the [[Purple Man]]. Grey also unwittingly unleashed a madman on the world called [[Jackknife (Jack Cole)|Jackknife]].

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X-Force

2011-12-27T03:31:38Z

Mimicx35: added Deathlok and Nightcrawler to roster

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| base_of_operations = Angel's Aerie, Colorado mountains; formerly Sunspot's warehouse, San Francisco, California; Murderworld, New York City, New York; Apache reservation, Camp Verde, Arizona; Sentinel base, Adirondack Mountains, New York; Xavier Institute for Higher Learning, Westchester, New York
| debut = New Mutants #100 (1991)
| origin =
| significant_issues = Disbanded (X-Force #115, 2001); Reformed (X-Force #1-6, 2004-2005); Assaulted X-Mansion to free the 198 (Civil War: X-Men #1-4, 2006); Led by Wolverine (Uncanny X-Men #493, 2007)
| current_members = [[Angel (Warren Worthington III)|Archangel]], [[Deadpool (Wade Wilson)|Deadpool]], [[Deathlok (Prime)|Deathlok]], [[Fantomex]], [[Nightcrawler (Age of Apocalypse)|Nightcrawler]], [[Psylocke]], [[Wolverine]]
|former_members = [[Bedlam (Jesse Aaronson)]], [[Caliban]], [[Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)]], [[Copycat]], [[Elixir]], [[Feral (Maria Callasantos)]], [[Hepzibah]], [[Moonstar]], [[Rictor]], [[Siryn]], [[Smith, Tabitha|Meltdown/Boomer/Boom-Boom]], [[Shatterstar]] (Gaveedra Seven), [[Sunspot]], [[Vanisher (Telford Porter)]], [[Warpath]], [[Wisdom, Peter|Pete Wisdom]], [[Wolfsbane]], [[X-23]]
|other_members = [[Cyclops]]
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{{teamhistory|
bio_text = After the mutant soldier from the future Cable traveled to the present to seek to change his apocalyptic time, he took the [[New Mutants]] under his wing and restructured them as X-Force, a mutant strike team that would take a more proactive stance against threats to mutantkind. Originally consisting of the rocket-propelled Cannonball, the plasma-generating Boom-Boom, the super-strong Warpath, the gladiator warrior Shatterstar, the cat-like Feral, and the mercenary Domino, X-Force initially fought the Mutant Liberation Front (M.L.F.) and their leader, the armored despot Stryfe, a clone of Cable. This brought them to the attention of S.H.I.E.L.D. Commander G.W. Bridge, a former ally of Cable's who became determined to take X-Force down. To that end, the Canadian government's [[Department K]] put at Bridge's disposal the Weapon: P.R.I.M.E. super-team consisting of the cyborg Kane, the savage Yeti, the battle-suited Tigerstryke, the super-strong mercenary Grizzly, and the earthquake-generating former New Mutant Rictor.

X-Force next teamed up with Spider-Man and Siryn to prevent a terrorist bombing by Black Tom and the Juggernaut, after which Siryn joined the team. Subsequently they defeated a short-lived alliance between the [[Brotherhood of Mutants|Brotherhood of Evil Mutants]] and Masque's [[Morlocks]] which was followed by the revelation that Domino had been replaced by the shapeshifting mutant Copycat, that latter of whom had infiltrated the team at the behest of arms dealer Tolliver who was keeping the true Domino prisoner. After an attack by Weapon: P.R.I.M.E., Cable and X-Force were separated. With Cable out of the picture, Rictor rejoined his old friends who absconded in a captured S.H.I.E.L.D. vehicle. Meanwhile, Cable took the fight to Tolliver, defeating the mercenary Deadpool and rescuing Domino while X-Force rescued another former New Mutant teammate, Sunspot, from the External Gideon.

After a seeming an assassination attempt on Professor X by Cable, X-Force was targeted for capture by the combined forces of the X-Men and [[X-Factor]]. Ultimately it was revealed that Stryfe was responsible and X-Force were released. With Cable presumed dead, the team reclaimed his hardware from Graymalkin, Cable's orbital space station. This brought them into conflict with S.H.I.E.L.D. and the armored War Machine. Further clashes saw the team battling the immortal mutant Externals and the M.L.F. After Cable returned, the team rejected an offer by Magneto to join his cause and fought his Acolyte, Exodus. An encounter with the M.L.F.'s new leader Reignfire soon followed, during which Feral betrayed the team and Sunspot was lost after being teleported away by M.L.F. member Locus. X-Force then teamed up with the [[New Warriors|New Warriors]] to combat the Upstarts, followed by battles against the future-technology-powered Sentinel Nimrod and the techno-organic alien collective the Phalanx.

Soon after, Cable resumed the team's training and recruited the mutant-tracking Caliban into their ranks to replace Cannonball who had graduated to the X-Men. Ultimately, Cable attempted to force the team to go underground with new identities, but X-Force walked out on him. Shatterstar and Rictor journeyed to Mexico, while Siryn, Warpath, Sunspot, Meltdown and Domino remained together and were joined by another former New Mutant, Moonstar. The team roamed across the U.S., encountering Selene in Texas and a community of mutant children in New Mexico before being captured by Reignfire and Locus in Colorado. Taken to Las Vegas, X-Force learned the truth about the connection between Reignfire and Sunspot. A protoplasmic mutant life form, Reignfire had been injected with a sample of Sunspot's cell tissue by a scientist working for Gideon. This caused Reignfire to transform into a mirror image of Sunspot, complete with a telepathic bond that allowed Reignfire to possess Sunspot and control his actions. With his teammate's help, Sunspot was able to defeat Reignfire and the villain was taken into S.H.I.E.L.D. custody.

X-Force then moved into a new warehouse base in San Francisco before vacationing in Hawaii where they encountered the subterranean Lava Men and the fire goddess Pele. Returning to their new home, X-Force went to Domino's aid against the Gryphon and gained a new teammate in Bedlam, a former member of M.U.S.E. (Mutant Underground Support Engine), who sought X-Force's aid in locating his missing brother. Soon after, Cannonball rejoined X-Force in time for a clash with the [[Deviants|Deviant]] strike team the Sword, a teamup with the reformed [[Champions (of Los Angeles)|Champions of Los Angeles]] against the Underworld god Pluto, an alliance with sorceress Jennifer Kale against the mystic Pandemonia, and a battle against Bedlam's brother and his New Hellions team to prevent the revival of the destructive Armageddon Man.

The team was then summoned to Genosha by former British spy Pete Wisdom to help recover an experimental computer that held the consciousness of Wisdom's old friend, MI-6 scientist Archimedes Fogg. This brought the team into conflict with Magneto, Genosha's then-ruler and X-Force's former headmaster when they were still the [[New Mutants|New Mutants]], whom they were able to defeat thanks to a quantum-powered Moonstar. The team soon became embroiled in the machinations of the Damocles Foundation, an alliance of Deviants, [[Eternals]], and humans devoted to directing the world's fate by controlling the next dominant species -- which they believed to be mutantkind. The Damocles Foundation was revealed to have been behind the Sword and to have stolen the remains of Reignfire through a double agent within S.H.I.E.L.D. The Damocles Foundation attempted to use Reignfire's remains to revive a Gatherer, an artificial creature left by the Celestials, but X-Force helped Selene destroy it. Following this, Selene convinced Sunspot to assume his father's place in the [[Hellfire Club|Hellfire Club]] by resurrecting his deceased girlfriend Juliana Sandoval, causing Sunspot to leave the team.

X-Force came under Wisdom's leadership, introducing them to his clandestine world. Wisdom took the team underground and trained them as a covert operations strikeforce to battle threats such as Dr. Niles Roman and his mutagenic bio-engine that threatened to trigger an all-out gene war in San Francisco. Roman led the team to Wisdom's own sister Romany, who was creating spontaneous mutations in humans to harvest them for spare parts for an alien machine that would ultimately rewrite the human genome to eradicate disease, genetic disorders, even gender disorientation. X-Force refused to ally with Romany and destroyed the ship, seemingly perishing in the ensuing explosion. Soon after, a new team of media-savvy mutants usurped the name X-Force, bringing the original team out of hiding to reclaim their name. The new team prevailed and eventually changed their name to X-Statix, though by that time the original team had gone their separate ways. Sunspot and Warpath joined Rictor, Siryn, Domino and Feral as members of Xavier's X-Corporation mutant response group; Cannonball joined Storm's X.S.E. mutant police force; Moonstar was recruited to become a teacher at the Xavier Institute and mentor to a new incarnation of the [[New Mutants|New Mutants]]; and Cable became a messiah-like figure in his efforts to save the world's population from themselves.

Cable reassembled X-Force to help combat the threat of the Skornn, an ancient evil that preyed upon mutants. With the assistance of the Fantastic Four, Wolverine, Deadpool, John Spectre and the M.L.F., Cable seemingly destroyed the Skornn. Recently, Domino, Shatterstar and Caliban operated as X-Force when they organized an assault on the Xavier Institute to free the [[198]] from its grounds.

In recent times, [[Cyclops]] decided to form a secret group led by [[Wolverine]].

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Deathlok (disambiguation)

2011-12-27T03:29:10Z

Mimicx35:

{{disambig}}
<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left: 4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have used this name in the Marvel Universe.

<gallery>
image:Deathlok(Earth-7484Manning)_Head.jpg|[[Deathlok (Luther Manning)]] - [[Earth-7484]]'s Deathlok who has visited [[Marvel Universe|Earth-616]] several times
image:Deathlok(Robot)_Head.jpg|[[Deathlok (robot)]] - [[Ryker, Harlan|Harlan Ryker]]'s first creation in [[Marvel Universe|Earth-616]], modelled after [[Deathlok (Luther Manning)|Luther Manning]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Siege (John Kelly)|Deathlok (John Kelly)]] - [[Ryker, Harlan|Harlan Ryker]]'s first cyborg made for U.S. military, now known as Siege
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Deathlok (Michael Collins)]] - [[Ryker, Harlan|Harlan Ryker]]'s second cyborg
image:Deathlok(Manning)_Head.jpg|[[Manning, Luther|Deathlok (Luther Manning)]] - [[Marvel Universe|Earth-616]]'s Luther Manning, [[Timestream (Earth-7484)|Timestream]] infused him with temporal energy turning him into Deathlok
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Deathlok (Prime)]] - Deathlok from a possible future, now a member of [[X-Force]]
Image:Image_not_available.gif|[[Deathlok (Jack Truman)]] - created by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Deathlok (Lawrence Young)]] - former [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agent, [[Deathlok (Jack Truman)|Jack Truman]] swapped bodies with him
</gallery>
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Deathlok (disambiguation)

2011-12-27T03:28:22Z

Mimicx35: added xforce deathlok

{{disambig}}
<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left: 4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have used this name in the Marvel Universe.

<gallery>
image:Deathlok(Earth-7484Manning)_Head.jpg|[[Deathlok (Luther Manning)]] - [[Earth-7484]]'s Deathlok who has visited [[Marvel Universe|Earth-616]] several times
image:Deathlok(Robot)_Head.jpg|[[Deathlok (robot)]] - [[Ryker, Harlan|Harlan Ryker]]'s first creation in [[Marvel Universe|Earth-616]], modelled after [[Deathlok (Luther Manning)|Luther Manning]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Siege (John Kelly)|Deathlok (John Kelly)]] - [[Ryker, Harlan|Harlan Ryker]]'s first cyborg made for U.S. military, now known as Siege
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Deathlok (Michael Collins)]] - [[Ryker, Harlan|Harlan Ryker]]'s second cyborg
image:Deathlok(Manning)_Head.jpg|[[Manning, Luther|Deathlok (Luther Manning)]] - [[Marvel Universe|Earth-616]]'s Luther Manning, [[Timestream (Earth-7484)|Timestream]] infused him with temporal energy turning him into Deathlok
image:image_not-available.gif|[[Deathlok (Prime)]] - Deathlok from a possible future, now a member of [[X-Force]]
Image:Image_not_available.gif|[[Deathlok (Jack Truman)]] - created by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Deathlok (Lawrence Young)]] - former [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agent, [[Deathlok (Jack Truman)|Jack Truman]] swapped bodies with him
</gallery>
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Mimic (Calvin Rankin)

2011-12-05T02:18:07Z

Mimicx35: Added Fear Itself Information

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Calvin Montgomery Rankin
| identity = Secret
| occupation = hero, adventurer, former professional criminal, terrorist, field operative, scientist, student
| place_of_birth = Passiac, [[New Jersey]]
| groups = [[X-Men (Osborn's team)]]; formerly [[X-Men]], [[Brotherhood Of Mutants]], [[Excalibur]], former agent of [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]] and [[Sledge]]
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| education = College Graduate
| aliases = Cal, Wolverine
| relatives = [[Rankin, Ronald|Ronald Rankin]] (father, deceased)
| height = 6'2" (Variable)
| weight = 225 lbs. (Variable)
| eyes = Brown (Variable)
| hair = Brown (Variable)
| powers = Calvin Rankin has the ability to copy the powers, abilities, attributes, IQ, talents, fighting skills, and characteristics of anyone around him. Along with all those other things he can copy their physical appearance such as their skin color, bone structure, hair style and color, bone composition, voice, eye color, and other physical traits of those he mimics. When Calvin copies the abilities or powers of others he doesn't copy a persons flaws (Ex. When [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] was young he received a bump on the head which allowed him to not control his powers. However Calvin can control Cyclops' optic blasts). He has permanently retained the powers of [[Iceman]], [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]], [[Phoenix (Jean Grey)|Jean Grey]], [[Professor X]], [[Beast]], and [[Archangel|Angel]]. The number of powers or people he can mimic are unknown or if he can keep the powers he copies indefinitely. He has been shown to be able to copy the abilities of over 10 people at once.
Calvin has copied the powers of [[Banshee]], [[Warlock (Technarchy)|Douglock]], [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]], [[Cantor, Vera]], [[Marrow]], [[Gambit]], [[Rogue]], [[Storm]], [[Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)|Colossus]], [[Nightcrawler]], [[Pryde, Kitty|Shadowcat]], [[Captain Britain (Brian Braddock)|Captain Britain]], [[Feron]], [[Meggan]], [[Kylun]], [[Micromax]], [[Captain U.K.]], [[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)]], [[Wolfsbane]], [[Wisdom, Peter|Peter Wisdom]], [[Psylocke]], [[Machine Man]], [[Risque]], [[Siryn]], [[Warpath]], [[Sunspot]], [[Cable]], [[Caliban]], [[Domino (Neena Thurman)|Domino]], [[Smith, Tabitha|Boom-Boom]], [[Rictor]], [[Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)|Cannonball]], [[Shatterstar]], [[Post]], [[Blob]], [[Mystique]], [[Toad]], [[Sledge]], [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]], [[Cerebro]], [[Sentinels]], [[Cerebrite Alpha]], [[Cerebrite Beta]], [[Cerebro Prime]], [[Cerebrite]], [[Nina]], [[Jester (Crazy Gang)|Jester]], [[Knave of Hearts]], [[Red Queen (Crazy Gang)|Red Queen]], [[Tweedledope]], Various Members of the [[Crazy Gang]], [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]], [[Cooper, Valerie|Valerie Cooper]], [[Thunderbolts]], [[MacTaggert, Moira|Moira MacTaggert]], [[Cloak]], [[Dagger]], [[Frost, Emma|Emma Frost]], [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Weapon Omega (Michael Pointer)]], [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]], [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]], [[Daken]], [[Dark Beast]], [[Meld]], [[Lorelei (Lorelei Travis)|Lorelei Travis]], [[Avalanche]], [[Match]], [[Adam X]], [[Hellion]], [[Ares]], [[Marvel Boy (Noh-Varr)|Captain Marvel (Noh-Varr)]], [[Bullseye|Hawkeye (Lester)]], [[Moonstone (Karla Sofen)|Ms. Marvel (Karla Sofen)]], [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)|Sentry]], [[Venom (Mac Gargan)|Spider-Man (Mac Gargan)]], [[Trask, Simon|Simon Trask's]] [[Sentinels|"Bio-Sentinels"]], [[X-23]], [[Stepford Cuckoos|Mindee]], [[Magik (Illyana Rasputin)|Magik]], [[Ink]], [[Cipher]], [[Mercury (Cessily Kincaid)|Mercury]], [[Dust]], [[Anole]], [[Graymalkin]], [[Surge (Noriko Ashida)|Surge]], [[Prodigy (David Alleyne)|Prodigy]], [[Trance]], [[Onyxx]], [[Bling!]], Unidentified [[Mutants|Mutant]] prisoners and criminals, [[Jarl, Alex|Alex Jarl]], [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]] Agents and Psi Agents, [[X-Man]], and many more.
| abilities =
| weapons = While working with the original X-Men, Calvin had access to a variety of scientific weapons. Calvin likewise had access to advanced weaponry while working with the Brotherhood, Sledge, and Onslaught.
Currently, Calvin has access to a wide variety of weapons and devices provided by [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]], Norman Osborn, and the Government.
| paraphernalia = Calvin's original costume was of his own design and creation. This costume was mostly orange with a red belt, two red wrist and ankle bands, and a red "M" on his chest. This costume also had a ruby quartz visor, much like that of [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]]. This costume allowed Calvin's body to naturally mutate and form wings, larger muscles, large hands and feet, and anything else that Calvin could possibly mimic. While working with the X-Men, Calvin had access to all of their equipment including transportation, living arrangements, computers, and [[Cerebro]].
After being healed by Wolverine's healing factor, Calvin took to normal street clothes that would more often then not rip and tear when Calvin started to morph and adapt to the powers of those nearby.
While working with the [[Brotherhood Of Mutants]], [[Sledge]], and [[Onslaught]], Calvin donned a very simplistic suit that was very open and easily allowed Calvin's body to morph, mimic, and adapt to those around him.
Calvin had access to [[Excalibur]] equipment and their headquarters while he was with them.
Calvin's most recent costume, provided by [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]], the [[United States Government|Government]], and [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]], is constructed to look like a previous costume of the Angel. This costume's color scheme contains blue and whites. A huge white "M" is centered on his chest and goes down to his boots. Like most of his teammates, Calvin's costume has the traditional red "X-Symbol" on his belt. Calvin's costume also has two blue wrist bands that goes from slightly above his elbow to his wrist, one on each arm with a white "M" on them. This costume is similar to the ones created by [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]] using [[Unstable Molecules|unstable molecules]] and allows for the costume to contour and adhere to Calvin's body. This allows Calvin's body to naturally mutate, morph, mimic, and adapt to the powers, appearance, and abilities of those he copies.
Calvin currently has access to [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]] resources including transportation, computers, technology, labs, weapons, communications, information, and a array of other valuable resources. Calvin can access anything that is available to him at their base on [[Alcatraz Island]]. Calvin also has access to [[X-Men]], [[Oscorp]], [[Avengers]], Government, and other resources that are at Osborn's and the Governments disposal.
| debut = Uncanny X-Men #19
| origin = Uncanny X-Men #19, Marvel Comics Present #59-60
| significant_issues = Uncanny X-Men #19, Marvel Comics Present #59-60, Excalibur #122-125, X-51 #1-2 & 6, X-Men #83-84 & 99, Hulk #161, Uncanny X-Men #363-364 & 379, X-Force #46 & 52, Thunderbolts #103
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bio_text= Calvin Rankin was raised by his father [[Rankin, Ronald|Ronald Rankin]], who was experimenting with genetics. Once when Calvin was left alone and caused a lab accident which gave him his copying powers. His father, afraid that others would despise him went into hiding with Calvin in a cave, where his father was building a machine that would take away his powers. The villagers found this out and attacked the Rankins' causing a cave-in, killing Ronald.

Years later while in college Calvin met [[Beast|Hank McCoy]] and [[Iceman|Bobby Drake]]. He realized after using their powers that they were Iceman and Beast of the [[X-Men]]. He then later was in a shop were [[Phoenix (Jean Grey)|Jean Grey]] was. He developed telekinetic powers and realized that she was Marvel Girl. He then proceeded to follow her back to the [[Xavier Institute For Higher Learning|Mansion]], where he introduced himself and asked to join the X-Men. After revealing his plan to them they tussled until Calvin was able to capture Jean and hold her hostage. Calvin then took her to the cave where his father had died and planned on using the machine his father created to make the powers he copies permanent. Not realizing that it would instead take away his powers he used the machine and became powerless. [[Professor X|Xavier]] then removed his memories of the X-men and Calvin returned to college.

Later during a lab accident in college he regained his powers and memory of the X-Men. Seeking revenge he demanded that he become a member of X-Men. Xavier reluctantly accepted and made Calvin the deputy leader. During the next several missions Calvin faced off against [[Banshee]], [[Ogre]] and the [[Factor Three]]. After that Calvin was offended by [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] and attacked him. Xavier finally fed up with Calvin's attitude kicked him off of the team. Calvin left the mansion later to find the [[Super-Adaptoid]] attacking the X-Men. Hoping to become even more powerful Calvin offered to join the Adaptoid in his plan to conquer the [[Earth|earth]]. But upon learning he would become a mindless pawn, he changed his mind and attacked the Adaptoid, losing his powers in the process.

Calvin then returned to school until his powers started to return. This time however his powers where drawing the life force of those around him. Frightened he fled to [[Canada]] were his girlfriend, [[Cantor, Vera|Vera Cantor]] asked Hank McCoy to help him in finding a cure. Unfortunately the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]] felt Calvin's power and sought to destroy the source. As the Hulk grew closer Calvin started to absorb the radiation which gave the Hulk his strength. While the Hulk and Beast fought Calvin absorbed too much radiation and died of poisoning. Calvin was then buried in an undisclosed location.

Years later somehow Calvin absorbed the healing factor and powers of [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] and was brought back to life, believing himself to be Wolverine. He again encountered the Hulk and later learned that his father was connected to [[Weapon X]]. Calvin then regained his memories and the real Wolverine arranged for Calvin to spend some time in [[Japan]] to help learn to control his powers.

[[Image:mimi.jpg|left]]
Years later in Siberia, [[X-Force]] found him and tried to calm him down after they crashed into a station nearby. Sometime later Mimic formed an alliance with [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]], who upgraded his powers in exchange for his services. He also allied himself with a man known as [[Sledge]] who also upgraded his powers.

Sometime later [[Excalibur]] was searching for Xavier after the [[Operation: Zero Tolerance]] fiasco and instead found Mimic being held hostage by rogue [[Sentinels]]. Confused he attacked the members of Excalibur and ultimately lost. They then took him to their headquarters where he recuperated and attended the wedding of [[Captain Britain (Brian Braddock)|Captain Britain]] and [[Meggan]].

Weeks later he for some unknown reason joined the new [[Brotherhood Of Mutants]] and helped the X-Men defeat [[Cerebro]]. He then continued to work with the Brotherhood when they tried to capture X-51 a.k.a. [[Machine Man]]. They failed and Calvin was captured. Later while being held prisoner [[Valerie Cooper]] came and consoled him and offered him a way out of prison, which he took. He was then alongside the Brotherhood affected by a beam sent down by the [[High Evolutionary]] in order to de-power all of Earths [[Mutants|mutants]]. The beam caused Calvin to lose his powers momentarily, but he quickly regained them moments after the beam was reversed.

Later Calvin spent an unknown amount of time on [[Muir Island]] with [[MacTaggert, Moira|Dr. Moira MacTaggert]] in hopes of finding peace. It was here that Moira figured out that Calvin had Bipolar Disorder. Under her care Calvin began to take mood stabilizers and anti-anxiety medication.

Calvin was seen as a captive of the [[Thunderbolts]] after [[Civil War|recent developments]] as a captive alongside hundreds of other criminals in the [[Folding Castle Detention Quadrant]]. It is unknown if Calvin joined the Thunderbolts or if was simply held by them as a prisoner.

[[Image:darkxmenmimic.jpg|left]]
After the [[Secret Invasion]] by the [[Skrulls]] Calvin was in some sort of unidentified incident in which he came into contact with [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]]. During this encounter Norman recruited Calvin into the newest government sponsored incarnation of the X-Men lead by [[Frost, Emma|Emma Frost]]. During an incident in San Francisco, Calvin and his X-Men were called out to quell a riot instigated by the mutants [[Hellion]], [[Meld]], [[Lorelei (Lorelei Travis)|Lorelei Travis]], [[Avalanche]], [[Match]], [[Adam X]], and [[Sunspot]]. After dispersing the mutant rioters Emma's team of X-Men returned to [[Alcatraz Island]], the west coast headquarters of [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]], where Mimic and his fellow X-Men were confronted by Norman Osborn's [[Avengers]]. After a small skirmish between [[Daken]] and [[Bullseye|Hawkeye]] the two teams calmed their more volatile members down. Mimic even threatened Hawkeye with a shiv made out of ice. The two teams then went their respective ways until [[Trask, Simon|Simon Trask]] activated his new [[Sentinels|"Bio-Sentinels"]] out of his followers at St. Francis Hospital. These Sentinels caused mayhem and panic in downtown San Francisco until Emma's X-Men were called onto the scene. After engaging these Sentinels, Calvin tried to reason with one of the robots but was reprimanded by fellow teammate [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Weapon Omega]]. Swiftly taking care of the Sentinels, Calvin and his team apprehended Trask. Calvin and his team continued to patrol the streets and arrest criminals and unruly [[Mutants|mutants]]. Having been celebrated as heroes by the public, Calvin and his X-Men then responded to a distress call on Alcatraz as [[X-Force]] and other X-Men freed the tortured mutant prisoners including Beast. As they arrived on the scene Daken confronted his father, but was put down by Emma Frost. Confused by this Calvin tried to talk with Emma, but was knocked out by [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]] who slammed Calvin into a wall. Emma, Namor, [[Cloak]], [[Dagger]], and X-Force left Alcatraz via a stepping stone created by [[Magik (Illyana Rasputin)|Magik]]. Recovering, Calvin and his teammates [[Dark Beast]], Weapon Omega, Daken, and Osborn's Avengers prepared for an all out battle against Cyclops's X-Men and the remaining mutants of San Francisco. Calvin and his teammates then assaulted the newly created island of [[Utopia]] to attack and apprehend the X-Men. Calvin confronted former teammate Iceman who quickly grounded Calvin. Seeing their opportunity the [[Young X-Men]] and other young mutants pounced on Mimic, overpowering him. Calvin managed to overpower and escape alongside his teammates. After recovering, Calvin attended a huge news conference set up by Osborn. During the conference Osborn demonized Cyclops and his newly constructed island of Utopia. Osborn also congratulated and praised the efforts of his X-Men, Calvin among them.

After the Utopia incident Calvin was put under the psychiatric care of [[Moonstone (Karla Sofen)|Dr. Karla Sofen]] due to his depression. During these sessions Calvin will often talk about his depression and his urge to be a good person. Calvin, alongside Norman Osborn's other X-Men, were then gathered for a briefing about the small town of Burton, California coming under psychic attack from a being claiming to be an X-Man. Calvin, along with his teammates, were then sent to Burton to investigate things. There they interviewed a victim of the attack, but suddenly the victim gained mutant powers which were instantly copied by Weapon Omega and Calvin. Omega could not cope with the copied powers and flew off whereas Calvin gained the ability to see into the future. In one of his visions he say himself with his old girlfriend Vera Cantor, apparently they had married, and their child. The vision ends in Calvin's powers going out of control and accidentally killing both Vera and his child. Shaken from this vision, Calvin was unable to help his teammates subdue Omega until Dark Beast sprayed him with some sort of power enhancing, psychoactive rage inducing drug. Due to the drug, Calvin became crazed and started to attack Omega. Somehow shaking off the effects of the drug and the copied powers, Calvin was able to subdue Omega and return to H.A.M.M.E.R. headquarters with his teammates who found out that the psychic entity was none other than [[X-Man|Nate Grey]], otherwise known as X-Man. With this new knowledge Norman gave them a new mission: capture Nate Grey. The team then went to the Psi-Division of H.A.M.M.E.R. to find Nate. While there they were met by the Psi-Division commander [[Jarl, Alex|Alex Jarl]] to help them utilize the psychic division to its fullest potential. Jarl utilized all of his psychics to search for Nate, but Nate used their combined psi-energy to restore his physical form and to catch "up-to-date" on the world since he has been gone, including the rise of Norman Osborn. Not too happy with how the world was going, Nate started to attack H.A.M.M.E.R. facilities across the country and coming into contact with Norman's Avengers. Called into action, Calvin and his team joined the fray. During the fight Calvin saved Nate's life from Hawkeye, really Bullseye, in order to copy his powers to find out more about his future. After copying his powers Calvin joined Nate inside the time-stream where they talked about Calvin's vision and the way Nate perceives the world, however Ares, being a god, found them and ended the discussion, and before Nate was knocked unconscious Nate called out for Calvin to be a hero, but it was too late. However, before Nate was taken away, a brilliant flash of light came from Nate and he disappeared, leaving a charred corpse.

Nate was alive though and took possession of Norman Osborn. Mystique, being a master of disguise recognized this and warned her teammates as well as the possessed Osborn that she knew. Determined to fix this, Calvin and his team visited the Psi division again and utilizing the psychics and Calvin's psychic powers had himself and teammates transported into the mind of Norman Osborn. While there, Nate led the team to the part of Norman's mind which housed the Green Goblin entity. Accidentally freeing him, the team set out to find the Goblin and Norman. Once the Goblin was found, he sliced Mystique's neck; Calvin was the only person on the team who seemed to care about her being hurt. Healing herself, the team pressed on against the Goblin, however the Goblin trapped Calvin and Omega and used his willpower to gain control of them. The three of them then broke into the area where Nate and Norman were dueling it out for control of Norman's body. The Goblin then used Calvin and Omega to draw out all of Nate's power, leaving him helpless and restoring order to Norman's mind. Ensnared and restrained, Nate told Calvin that if he would have been a hero he could have helped put his premonition into perspective and helped him take control of his life and would have helped Mystique and Omega as well. Nate was then carted off to the [[Omega Machine]] while Calvin, Mystique, and Omega were visibly saddened and reflected on what they had done.

After Osborn was deposed by [[Avengers|Earth's Mightest Heroes]] there came a great [[Fear Itself|crisis]] involving the [[Asgardians]]. During this time the [[Initiative]] called as many heroes to arms as they could in order to control the chaos and the riots that were caused by [[Sin (Sinthea Shmidt)|Sin]] and [[The Serpent]]. Calvin was in this crowd of heroes who answered the call. In what capacity and where he helped remains unknown.
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X-Men: Second Coming

2010-07-18T06:37:15Z

Mimicx35: added Bastion link to characters

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| key_characters = [[X-Men]], [[X-Force]], [[Cable]], [[Summers, Hope|Hope Summers]], [[New Mutants]], [[Bastion]], [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]]

'''Key_issues:''' X-Men: Second Coming #1, Uncanny X-Men #523, New Mutants #12, X-Men: Legacy #235, X-Force #26, Uncanny X-Men #524, New Mutants #13, X-Men: Legacy #236, X-Force #27, Uncanny X-Men #525, New Mutants #14, X-Men: Legacy #237, X-Force #28, X-Men: Second Coming Finale

}}
{{eventhistory|event_text= The Second Coming saga serves as the third and final chapter in the "messiah trilogy," which began with Messiah Complex in 2007 and continued with last summer's Messiah War, and centers on the mysterious Hope, the first mutant born since the decimating events of M-Day. Similar to the format of the two previous parts of the story, Second Coming begins with a one-shot and continues through UNCANNY X-MEN, X-FORCE, X-MEN: LEGACY and NEW MUTANTS on a chapter-by-chapter basis before wrapping in a special finale.
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Aria

2010-07-09T06:56:47Z

Mimicx35: added marvel universe link

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| blurb =
| real_name = Aria
| aliases = None
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Former prisoner
| citizenship = Zenna
| place_of_birth = [[Zenna]]
| relatives = None
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = 5'9
| weight = 134 lbs.
| eyes = White (no visible iris)
| hair = Purple
| powers = Like all members of the [[Zennan]] race, Aria could detach from her corporeal form and possess others, controlling their actions, communicating with them telepathically, and having access to their thoughts.
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Wolverine #133 (1999)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
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bio_text= Aria was an inmate on a Prison World run by the [[Elders of the Universe|Elder of the Universe]] known as the [[Collector (Taneleer Tivan)|Collector]], Aria sought to free her fellow prisoners. Hearing of the legendary [[X-Men]], she escaped imprisonment by faking her death and possessing the body of the guard who came to check on her. Stealing a ship, Aria traveled to the planet Earth, where she possessed [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]]. To ensure her missions success, she tested his abilities against [[Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers)|Warbird]], [[Vision (Victor Shade)|Vision]], [[Firestar]], [[Justice (Vance Astrovik)|Justice]], [[Moon Knight (Marc Spector)|Moon Knight]], [[U.S.Agent|USAgent]], [[Falcon (Sam Wilson)|Falcon]], [[Black Widow (Natasha Romanova)|Black Widow]], [[Solo (James Bourne)|Solo]], [[Cardiac]], [[Black Cat (Felicia Hardy)|Black Cat]], [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] and others by making Wolverine appear as a threat. Satisfied with his performance, Aria then convinced him to help her. Arriving on Prison World in her stolen ship, Aria possessed another guard to help Wolverine free the inmates, but they faced staunch opposition and Aria was recaptured. Forced back into her own body, she was fitted with an inhibitor to suppress her power. Freed by Wolverine, she had him shut down Prison World's security systems, unaware that this made the planet visible to the world devourer [[Galactus]]. Learning that the Collector had created the planet to protect its inhabitants from Galactus, Aria sought to make amends by possessing the devourer; however, Galactus quickly shook off her possession and dispelled her spirit. Her physical form then sustained mortal wounds during Galactus' consumption of Prison World.
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[[category:Cosmic]]
[[category:Women]]

Super-Adaptoid (disambiguation)

2010-07-01T03:19:14Z

Mimicx35: added Adaptoid from Earth-20051

{{disambig}}
<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left: 4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have used this name in the Marvel Universe.

<gallery>
image:SuperAdaptoid_Head.jpg|[[Super-Adaptoid]] - the original Adaptoid robot created by [[A.I.M.]]
image:Image_not_available.gif|[[Adaptoid (New Enforcers)|Super-Adaptoid (New Enforcers)]] - An Adaptoid sold into the service of the [[New Enforcers]]
image:adaptoids.jpeg|[[Adaptoid (Spawn)|Super-Adaptoids (Spawn)]] - various Adaptoid robots spawned or created by the [[Super-Adaptoid]]
image:Image_not_available.gif|[[Ultra-Adaptoid|Super-Adaptoid (Ultra-Adaptoid)]] - created by [[A.I.M.]] based on the original [[Super-Adaptoid|Adaptoid]], infiltrated [[Modok's Eleven]]
image:Adaptoid.jpg|[[Black Widow (Yelena Belova)|Super-Adaptoid (Yelena Belova)]] - turned into an Adaptoid by [[A.I.M.]] and [[Hydra]], died fighting the [[Avengers]]
</gallery>
</div>

<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left: 4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have used this name in alternate realities.

<gallery>
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Adaptoid (Earth-20051)|Super-Adaptoid (Earth-20051)]] - Adaptoid from [[Earth-20051]] who fought the [[Avengers (Earth-20051)|Avengers]] of that Earth
</gallery>
</div>
[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Avengers]]

Adaptoid (disambiguation)

2010-07-01T03:16:36Z

Mimicx35: added Adaptoid from Earth-20051

{{disambig}}
<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left: 4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have used this name in the Marvel Universe.

<gallery>
image:batch13.jpeg|[[Batch-13|Adaptoid (Batch-13)]] - robot created by [[A.I.M.]] who fought against [[Fantastic Force]]
image:Image_not_available.gif|[[Adaptoid (New Enforcers)]] - An Adaptoid sold into the service of the [[New Enforcers]]
image:Image_not_available.gif|[[Paragon (Adaptoid)|Adaptoid (Paragon)]] - An Adaptoid created by [[A.I.M.]] to infiltrate the [[Enclave]]
image:adaptoids.jpeg|[[Adaptoid (Spawn)]] - various Adaptoid robots spawned or created by the [[Super-Adaptoid]]
image:SuperAdaptoid_Head.jpg|[[Super-Adaptoid|Adaptoid (Super-Adaptoid)]] - the original Adaptoid robot created by [[A.I.M.]]
image:Image_not_available.gif|[[Ultra-Adaptoid|Adaptoid (Ultra-Adaptoid)]] - created by [[A.I.M.]] based on the original [[Super-Adaptoid|Adaptoid]], infiltrated [[Modok's Eleven]]
image:Adaptoid.jpg|[[Black Widow (Yelena Belova)|Adaptoid (Yelena Belova)]] - turned into an Adaptoid by [[A.I.M.]] and [[Hydra]], died fighting the [[Avengers]]
</gallery>
</div>

<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left: 4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have used this name in alternate realities.

<gallery>
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Adaptoid (Earth-20051)]] - Adaptoid from [[Earth-20051]] who fought the [[Avengers (Earth-20051)|Avengers]] of that Earth
</gallery>
</div>
[[category:Avengers]]

Veranke

2010-07-01T02:57:56Z

Mimicx35: Fixed Draft which was formed from the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Update #1 as well as added further information. Also fixed the format and added Deceased and Cosmic Category

{{stub}}
{{Powerbox|
universe =[[Marvel Universe]]
| blurb =
| real_name = Veranke
| aliases = Impersonated Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew), Silver Scorpion
| identity = Publicly known
| occupation = Queen of [[Skrulls|Skrull Empire]]; former adventurer, spy
| citizenship = [[Skrulls|Skrull Empire]]
| place_of_birth = [[Tyeranx Seven Province]], planet [[Satriani]], Skrull Empire
| relatives = None
| groups = (As Spider-Woman)formerly [[Avengers]], [[Secret Avengers]], [[Hydra]], [[S.H.E.I.L.D.]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = 5'10" (variable)
| weight = 130 lbs. (variable)
| eyes = Green (variable)
| hair = Green (variable, black as Drew)
| powers = Veranke possessed the Skrulls' inherent shape-shifting abilities; she also underwent a process that made her Skrull nature undetectable by virtually any scientific or mystical means. While impersonating Jessica Drew, Veranke possessed Drew's superhuman abilities,including superhuman strength which enabled her to lift 7 tons, superhuman endurance, and speed; adhering to virtually any surface; an amplified version of Drew's bioelectric venom blasts, which she could use to create a massive explosion; and the ability to produce pheromones that drew men to her while repelling women. Unlike Drew, who glided, she could actually fly. Veranke was also a tactical genius and an inspiring leader.
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = (As Spider-Woman) New Avengers #1 (2005); (identified, true form) New Avengers #40 (2008)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
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| main_image= MikeFichera--Veranke-SW.jpg
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{{bio|
bio_text= [[image:MikeFichera--Queen-Veranke.jpg|left|thumb]]After the [[Illuminati]], a secret cabal of [[Earth]] superhumans, attacked the [[Skrulls|Skrull]] world of [[Satriani]], Princess Veranke cursed Skrull Emperor [[Emperor Dorrek VII|Dorrek VII]] for ignoring the prophets' predictions that Earth must belong to the Skrulls. Enraged Dorrek cast her into exile, where she remained for years until [[Galactus]] devoured the Skrull throne world of [[Tarnax IV]], throwing the empire into disarray. Various parties attempted to claim the throne, but eventually Veranke rose to become queen of a large, religiously fanatical faction of the Skrull Empire.
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[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Cosmic]]
[[category:Deceased]]
[[Category:Villains]]
[[category:Women]]

Spider-Woman (Mattie Franklin)

2010-07-01T02:55:29Z

Mimicx35: added Deceased Category and Recent Information

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Martha "Mattie" Franklin
| aliases = Spider-Man, "Matt"
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Student
| place_of_birth = Rochester, New York
| groups = Formerly [[Loners]], Gathering of the Five
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| education = High school educated
| relatives = Jeremy Franklin (father, deceased), Bernice Franklin (mother, deceased), [[J. Jonah Jameson]] (foster father), Marla Madison (foster mother)
| height = 5'8"
| weight = 123 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Brown
| powers = Mattie possesses "ultimate power" obtained from the Gathering of the Five ceremony including flight, superhuman strength (able to lift up to 10 tons), speed, reflexes, stamina and agility. Mattie absorbed the combined original abilities of the other Spider-Women including their abilities to sprout psionic spider-legs from her back, generation of psionic webbing and bioelectric "venom blasts", and moderate telepathy. The degree to which she still has retained these siphoned powers is unknown. She was able to shape the appearance of her spider-legs using her mind.
| abilities = She has an almost obsessive knowledge of Spider-Man
| paraphernalia = None
| debut = (cameo) Spectacular Spider-Man #263 (1998); (full) Amazing Spider-Man #441 (1998)
| origin = Amazing Spider-Man #441 (1998)
| significant_issues = Posed as Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #1, 1998); first called herself Spider-Woman (Amazing Spider-Man #5, 1999)
}}{{Headshot|
| main_image=Spider-Woman(Mattie)_Head.jpg
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{{bio|
bio_text= "Mattie" Franklin was a troubled youth who grew up with her father after her mother died when she was young. She was granted her powers when, after overhearing a phone call between her father and [[Norman Osborn]] about the Gathering of the Five, she took her father's place during the Gathering and was endowed with the awesome powers that Norman Osborn had wanted for himself. During one of [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)| Spider-Man]]'s temporary retirements, she wore a padded version of his costume and substituted for him. After Spider-Man's return, she assumed the identity of Spider-Woman. Eventually Charlotte Witter, a villain also going by the name of Spider-Woman, attacked her and stole her powers. Powerless, Mattie continued to fight Witter and managed not only to reabsorb her own powers, but also to absorb the powers of both previous Spider-Women (which Witter had also stolen) and Witter's own powers.

With the blessings of [[Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)|Jessica Drew]] and Julia Carpenter, the first Spider-Women, she resumed the Spider-Woman mantle. Franklin eventually settled with her "Aunt" Marla Madison, and "Uncle" J. Jonah Jameson, both close friends with her father, and frequently varied the appearance of her costume. As Spider-Woman, she battled Flesh and Bones, Shadrac, the Shadowcaster, aliens looking to conquer Earth, the psychic projections of Brian Leighton (creating an amalgam of the [[Rhino]], [[Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius)| Doctor Octopus]], [[Venom (Eddie Brock)| Venom]]), Miss Itch and Mr. Scratch, and a werewolf nun.

Mattie's father died, making her living arrangement with the Jamesons more permanent, as they became her foster parents. She was later seduced into a dark world of illegal drugs by boyfriend Denny Haynes, who used Mattie's own flesh as a source for a superhuman power-granting drug called MGH (Mutant Growth Hormone), before being rescued by Jessica Drew and [[Jones, Jessica|Jessica Jones]]. Jessica Drew resumed her role as Spider-Woman, while Mattie retired from superheroics, attending a support group with other young former superheroes.}}

Recently, Mattie was abducted alongside [[Madame Web]] by [[Nikolaevich, Sasha Aleksandra|Sasha]] and [[Kraven (Ana Kravinoff)|Ana Kravinoff]] in a plot to resurrect the long dead [[Kraven (Sergei Kravinoff)|Sergei Kravinoff]] by killing spider themed superhumans. Sasha and Ana took Mattie to a graveyard where they killed her in order to resurrect [[Grim Hunter (Vladimir Kravinoff)|Vladimir Kravinoff]].
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[[category:Deceased]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Spider-Man]]
[[category:Women]]

Raft

2010-06-26T02:20:27Z

Mimicx35: added recent information from Thunderbolts 144&145 as well as added categories

{{Stub}}
{{Placebox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| location = New York City, New York
| builder =
| owner =
| points_of_interest = The Raft is fairly close to Ryker's Island, another prison in New York City.
| features = The Raft has several levels of high tech supervillain prison cells. It contains various highly trained personal in order to keep the prisoners secure.
| debut = New Avengers #1 (2005)
| significant_issues = Electro starts a prison break, Avengers recaptured 42 criminals (New Avengers #1-3, 2005)
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main_image=Raft.jpg
}}{{placehistory|
place_text= The Raft is a supervillain prison located close to [[Ryker's Island]]. It held 87 prisoners at one point, among them [[Carnage (Cletus Kasady)|Carnage]], [[Typhoid Mary|Bloody Mary]] and the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)|Sentry]]. Civilians were required to have a [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] super-powered escort to visit the prison.

The Raft was attacked by [[Electro (Maxwell Dillon)|Electro]], who had been hired by the [[Savage Land Mutates]] to break [[Sauron]] out. The resulting attack freed all of the prisoners; 42 were stopped by the [[Avengers]], while the rest escaped.

Recently, [[Cage, Luke|Luke Cage]] and [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Steve Rogers]] moved the [[Thunderbolts|Thunderbolt Program]] to the Raft in order to try and rehabilitate criminals residing at the Raft. The Government also appointed [[U.S.Agent|John Walker]], formerly known as U.S.Agent, as the Raft's newest warden.
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[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Thunderbolts]]

U.S.Agent

2010-06-26T02:13:43Z

Mimicx35: added recent informaiton from Thunderbolts 145

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = John F. Walker
| aliases = Captain America, Super-Patriot, Jack Daniels, Liegeman, Guardsman XL5, Warden
| identity = Secret, known to Government and to Avengers
| occupation = Warden of the [[Raft]], Government Operative; former adventurer, soldier
| citizenship = U.S.A
| place_of_birth = Custer's Grove, Georgia
| relatives = Caleb (father, deceased), Emily (mother, deceased), Mike (brother, deceased), Kate Tollifson (sister), unnamed nephews and nieces, unnamed brother-in-law
| groups = [[Raft]] Personnel, [[United States Government]]; formerly [[Avengers]], [[Omega Flight]], [[S.T.A.R.S.]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Invaders]], [[Commission on Superhuman Activities]], [[Avengers West Coast]], [[Force Works]], [[Retrieval Squad]], [[Secret Defenders]], [[Queen's Vengeance]], former leader of the [[Jury]] and the [[Bold Urban Commandos]], former agent of the [[Commission]], former partner of [[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)|Battlestar]]
| education = High School Graduate
| height = 6'4"
| weight = 270 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blond
| powers = John has superhuman strength, stamina, and endurance. He can lift approximately 10 tons. U.S.Agent also possesses superhuman agility and reflexes. John has also shown to possess greatly enhanced healing abilities.
| abilities = John is an excellent hand-to-hand combatant as well as an accomplished gymnast and acrobatic. He was rigorously trained by the [[Taskmaster]] in the fighting style of [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]. John is an accomplished military strategist and has extensive military training in multiple fields.
| weapons = When used his Super-Patriot identity he wielded a flaming sword.
John has had many shields which he has carried around throughout his career. When he took the mantle of Captain America he gained the original captains shield. When he became U.S.Agent he carried a shield made out of [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]]. When he was working with Force Works he was outfitted with a photon shield which could shape itself into any form he chose, he mostly used it as a shield. After he stopped working for Force Works he gained a new Vibranium shield which was shaped like an eagle. He would sometimes switch between his eagle shield and his original Captain America look-alike one. He later received a new shield which was a hybrid of his Vibranium shield and his photon shield from S.T.A.R.S. Also in his time with them he used an energy truncheon. After becoming an Invader he received a Vibranium shield shaped like a star which he inscribed the names of those who have fallen for his country.
When he was with the Invaders he also used an energy truncheon and various firearms and guns.
| paraphernalia = U.S.Agent has had many different types of transportation. While working with the [[Avengers]] he used various vehicles such as [[Quinjet]]s, [[Atomic Steed]]s, and other vehicles. While with [[S.T.A.R.S.]] he used various government sanctioned transportation. While with the [[Invaders]] he used government sanctioned transportation and traveled with fellow Invaders on the [[Infiltrator]].
U.S.Agent usually wears thick bulletproof body armor that is made of [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]] and other bulletproof alloys.
| debut = Captain America #323
| origin = Captain America #323
| significant_issues = U.S.Agent Vol.1 #1-4, U.S.Agent Vol.2 #1-3, Maximum Security #1-3, New Invaders
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bio_text=John Walker was born in Custer's Grove, Georgia to Caleb and Emily Walker. Instilled at an early age with patriotic feelings for his country he eventually joined the army like his brother Mike, who died in the Vietnam War. As soon as he was recruited the war ended and John's hopes of becoming an American Hero were crushed. He then left the military service were he heard of a person known as the [[Power Broker]]. When he learned from his friend that the Power Broker could give anyone superhuman powers, he sought out the Power Broker and signed up for the treatment with his friends. After he gained superhuman strength Walker was confronted by a man named Ethan Thurm, who convinced Walker to become the Super-Patriot. As Super-Patriot, Walker toured the country speaking at demonstrations and rallies. One day while in New York City Walker criticized [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]'s morals and ideals, saying that they were old and outdated. During his speech a group of men calling themselves the [[Bold Urban Commandos]] or "Buckies" attacked Walker. Walker easily defeated the Buckies and it is later learned that the Buckies were actually working for Walker at the time. Captain America eventually came into conflict with Walker and lost the fight.

[[image:UScap.jpg|left|thumb|180px]]Sometime later Walker was approached by [[Cooper, Valerie|Valerie Cooper]] and asked to become the new Captain America. Walker agreed instantly and asked his if former partners the Buckies could join him. The [[Commission on Superhuman Activities]] refused all but [[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)|Lemar Hoskins]] who became the new Bucky. Together Lemar and Walker trained with [[Freedom Force]]'s [[Blob]], [[Pyro]], and [[Avalanche]]. After a little time the Commission hired [[Taskmaster]] to train Walker to be able to fight like Captain America. Meanwhile Steve Rogers used the identity of the Captain and tried to reclaim his title of Captain America. During his time as Captain America the terrorist group known as the [[Watchdogs]] killed his father and mother. Also during his time as Captain America two of his former friends became [[Left-Winger]] and [[Right-Winger]], whom he killed while in a rage. Eventually Rogers and Walker encountered one another and battled until both Walker and Rogers learned that it was the [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Red Skull]] who was manipulating the two of them. After the battle Walker finally realized what the costume symbolized and returned it to Steve Rogers.

Months later, the Commission held a demonstration of their new operative, U.S.Agent. In the demonstration U.S.Agent faced off against the [[Iron Monger]] and easily defeated the armor and its pilot. He then was sent on several solo missions including one against a British team called the [[Super Soldiers]]. On one of his early solo missions he joined forces with Captain America to stop a faction of Watchdogs. During this battle Captain America was worried about what Walker might do to the Watchdogs since they killed his family. However Walker restrained himself and proved himself worthy to Captain America.

[[Image:US_Agent.jpeg|left|thumb|180px]]Later, he was ordered to join the [[Avengers West Coast]] by the government in order to keep tabs on them. While in the Avengers he had frequent fights with fellow Avenger [[Hawkeye (Clint Barton)|Hawkeye]] and fought many villains such as [[Magneto (Magnus)|Magneto]], [[Doctor Demonicus]], [[Ultron]], [[Hydro-Man]], [[Grim Reaper]], and several others. During one mission the Avengers West Coast fought the [[Bogatyri]], a Russian mercenary group who had allied themselves with Doctor Demonicus and [[Klaw]]. Throughout these battles between the two teams U.S.Agent formed a grudge with [[Dennista, Zevzda|Zevzda Dennista]]. After a battle on Doctor Demonicus's island a reactor exploded and the island began to sink. Overcoming their grudge Walker asked Zevzda if she wanted a ride home. She declined and instead kissed U.S.Agent.

While still an active Avenger, Walker continued to work on solo missions which included trying to bring down the [[Scourge of the Underworld]] organization, including its creator [[Angel (Thomas Halloway)|Thomas Halloway]], but due to lack of evidence the courts could not put Thomas in jail. One of his solo missions included stopping a riot and a superhuman powerhouse named [[Peacemonger]] from terrorizing a local neighborhood. Another mission forced him to confront [[Nomad (Jack Monroe)|Nomad]], who at the time had a warrant out for his arrest. Another one of Walkers most noted solo escapades was when he sought out a minority killer in Texas who kept killing all the Hispanics who came into town.
[[Image:Usagents.jpeg|thumb|180px|left]]

When the Avengers West Coast was disbanded, U.S.Agent was asked to join [[Force Works]] by [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man]]. He accepted the invitation and fought against many foes including the [[Mandarin]] and other foes. After Force Works disbanded U.S.Agent went solo again and encountered [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] and was critically injured by a person known as [[Protocide]]. After he recovered he led a team of government operatives called the [[Jury]] in order to apprehend the team called the [[Thunderbolts]]. Failing the Jury moved on and Walker was approached by [[S.T.A.R.S.]] who offered him a job. John accepted and worked for S.T.A.R.S. for a long time. During which he fought Captain America, stopped the Power Brokers vile plans, stopped an intergalactic plot by [[Ronan]] the Accuser, even managing to knock Ronan out.

Eventually, a government official named [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Dell Rusk]], who little to Walkers knowledge was actually the Red Skull ordered the formation of a new team of [[Invaders]]. One of Walkers first priorities was to free [[Blazing Skull (Mark Todd)|Blazing Skull]] from Middle Eastern terrorists. Walker freed Todd and along with his fellow Invaders; [[Thin Man]], [[Tara]], [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Jim Hammond]], [[Union Jack (Joseph Chapman)|Union Jack]], [[Spitfire]], [[Namor]], the [[Fin]], and many others freed the oppressed nation of Mazikhandar, eventually coming into conflict with the Avengers. During the confrontation he and Captain America clashed once again. After a long battle the enraged U.S.Agent was beaten by the Captain and tied up. In order to calm him down Hawkeye shot Walker in the butt, but contrary to his belief this only made Walker madder. After the Thin Man killed the ruler of Mazikhandar, it became a protectorate of [[Atlantis]].

[[image:Usfight.jpeg|right|300px|thumb]]The Invaders continued to work on international missions, leading them to come into conflict with [[Axis Mundi]] members [[Baroness Blood]], [[Meranno]], [[Warrior Woman]], [[Agent Axis]], [[Gotteskrieger]], and the cloned army of insectoid terrorists known as [[Pterorists]]. On one of his many missions with the Invaders, [[Baron Strucker]] sent [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] who was under the control of [[Hydra]], to kill the members of the Invaders, specifically Namor. During the battle that followed Blazing Skull's left arm and leg was sliced off. Walker ordered the Skull to heal himself as he went to face Wolverine on his own. As Wolverine was about to kill Namor, Walker stabbed Wolverine in the back with his shield. Walker then smashed Wolverine to the ground and beat him to a pulp. He then continued to beat up Wolverine by tossing him near an explosive canister. U.S.Agent then shot at the canister causing it and Logan to burst into flames. Once Wolverine was thoroughly beaten Walker helped Namor get medical treatment. Afterwards Namor expressed his undying gratitude and the honor he had working with U.S.Agent. Later U.S.Agent attended the funeral of Jim Hammond and expressed his gratitude to the fallen hero.

After the Invaders seemingly disbanded Walker returned to the United States and donned his old Black costume and continued to work for the government. Recently he [[Civil War|registered]] with the Superhuman Registration Act and continued to serve his country. However the government and [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Tony Stark]] had different plans for him. Walker then snuck into [[Stark Tower]] and met with Tony when he asked to see him. In the meeting Tony told him that he was ordered to goto Canada and become a member of the new [[Omega Flight|Alpha Flight Program]]. Enraged that they would think of sending him to Canada, Walker told Tony he was an American hero. Tony asked him once again, but Walker refused and left.

Sometime later Walker and a team of [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agents were assigned on a mission when the agents started to fire on Walker and a nearby helicopter. Walker started to flee thinking Tony was trying to have him arrested. However when he noticed the helicopters crew was in danger he saved them. He then turned his attention to the agents and easily took them out. He then realized that it was the [[Purple Man]] who was controlling the agents, but before he could react the Purple Man took control of Walker. Purple Man ordered Walker to leave his shield and jump off of the flying vehicle they were in. Unable to refuse, Walker jumped and was severly injured in the fall. Later as Walker recovered, Tony approached him again and told him that S.H.I.E.L.D. information said that Purple Man was heading to Canada. Mad with the circumstances Walker agreed to be a member of the new Omega Flight Program and left for Canada.

Arriving in Canada John was reuinited with former West Coast Avenger, [[Arachne (Julia Carpenter)|Arachne]] and apprehended the superhuman known only as [[Daisy]]. From there they joined the Omega Flight team to discuss [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Michael Pointer's]] membership on the team. Meanwhile the [[Wrecking Crew]] were terrorizing downtown Toronto and beating up fellow Flight member [[Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski)|Sasquatch]] who in turn was possessed by the demonic [[Tanaraq]]. Also the Wrecking Crew were enlisted in the aide by a mystical entity and demonic hordes were freed from an undisclosed location to rampage Canada. Alerted to the information the team went into action and fought against the Wrecking Crew, the possessed Sasquatch, and the demon hordes. After both the Crew and Tanaraq were taken care of fellow Flight member [[Beta Ray Bill]] led the demons into a dimensional rift, which was destroyed by Pointer, trapping Bill with the demons. After the battle U.S.Agent stayed with Omega Flight and took revenge upon the Purple Man, reclaiming his shield.

After some time, John was contacted by [[Loki]] disguised as the [[Scarlet Witch]] in order to incorporate him into [[Pym, Hank|Hank Pym]]'s latest version of Avengers. Teleported away from his Omega Flight teammates John helped this new incarnation of Avengers defeat the elder god [[Chthon]] and cemented his status and position on the new Avengers team.

After this new team of Avengers was recognized by [[G.R.A.M.P.A.]], a global peacekeeping agency, they faced several threats such as an incursion into the [[Baxter Building]] which lead to a confrontation with the [[Fantastic Four]], fighting against disgraced [[Inhumans|Inhuman]] royalty known as the [[Unspoken]], and coming into conflict with [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn's]] team of [[Avengers (Osborn's team)|Avengers]] and a [[Cosmic Cube|cosmic cube]] empowered [[Absorbing Man]]. After the Absorbing Man fiasco Norman Osborn pulled rank on U.S.Agent and as the Head of National Security he stripped Walker of his title as U.S.Agent and ordered him to leave his team of Avengers.

Unhappy with the situation, Walker rejoined his team of Avengers during the siege of [[Asgard]] to intercept the Thunderbolts from stealing the [[Spear of Odin]]. During the ensuing conflict Walker was targeted by Thunderbolts leader [[Nuke|Scourge]] who, after a lengthy and epic struggle, proceeded to sever Walker's left hand and leg. After the Spear was recovered thanks to [[Paladin]], [[Stature]] carried Walker away from the battlefield to get him medical treatment.

Recently, Walker was fitted with a regular prosthetic for his left arm and is confined to a wheelchair after the incident in Asgard. Walker was then put in the position of the warden of the [[Raft]].
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[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Civil War]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Thunderbolts]]
[[category:International]]

U.S.Agent

2010-06-26T02:12:44Z

Mimicx35: added recent information

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = John F. Walker
| aliases = Captain America, Super-Patriot, Jack Daniels, Liegeman, Guardsman XL5, Warden
| identity = Secret, known to Government and to Avengers
| occupation = Warden of the [[Raft]], Government Operative; former adventurer, soldier
| citizenship = U.S.A
| place_of_birth = Custer's Grove, Georgia
| relatives = Caleb (father, deceased), Emily (mother, deceased), Mike (brother, deceased), Kate Tollifson (sister), unnamed nephews and nieces, unnamed brother-in-law
| groups = [[Raft]] Personnel, [[United States Government]]; formerly [[Avengers]], [[Omega Flight]], [[S.T.A.R.S.]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Invaders]], [[Commission on Superhuman Activities]], [[Avengers West Coast]], [[Force Works]], [[Retrieval Squad]], [[Secret Defenders]], [[Queen's Vengeance]], former leader of the [[Jury]] and the [[Bold Urban Commandos]], former agent of the [[Commission]], former partner of [[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)|Battlestar]]
| education = High School Graduate
| height = 6'4"
| weight = 270 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blond
| powers = John has superhuman strength, stamina, and endurance. He can lift approximately 10 tons. U.S.Agent also possesses superhuman agility and reflexes. John has also shown to possess greatly enhanced healing abilities.
| abilities = John is an excellent hand-to-hand combatant as well as an accomplished gymnast and acrobatic. He was rigorously trained by the [[Taskmaster]] in the fighting style of [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]. John is an accomplished military strategist and has extensive military training in multiple fields.
| weapons = When used his Super-Patriot identity he wielded a flaming sword.
John has had many shields which he has carried around throughout his career. When he took the mantle of Captain America he gained the original captains shield. When he became U.S.Agent he carried a shield made out of [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]]. When he was working with Force Works he was outfitted with a photon shield which could shape itself into any form he chose, he mostly used it as a shield. After he stopped working for Force Works he gained a new Vibranium shield which was shaped like an eagle. He would sometimes switch between his eagle shield and his original Captain America look-alike one. He later received a new shield which was a hybrid of his Vibranium shield and his photon shield from S.T.A.R.S. Also in his time with them he used an energy truncheon. After becoming an Invader he received a Vibranium shield shaped like a star which he inscribed the names of those who have fallen for his country.
When he was with the Invaders he also used an energy truncheon and various firearms and guns.
| paraphernalia = U.S.Agent has had many different types of transportation. While working with the [[Avengers]] he used various vehicles such as [[Quinjet]]s, [[Atomic Steed]]s, and other vehicles. While with [[S.T.A.R.S.]] he used various government sanctioned transportation. While with the [[Invaders]] he used government sanctioned transportation and traveled with fellow Invaders on the [[Infiltrator]].
U.S.Agent usually wears thick bulletproof body armor that is made of [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]] and other bulletproof alloys.
| debut = Captain America #323
| origin = Captain America #323
| significant_issues = U.S.Agent Vol.1 #1-4, U.S.Agent Vol.2 #1-3, Maximum Security #1-3, New Invaders
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bio_text=John Walker was born in Custer's Grove, Georgia to Caleb and Emily Walker. Instilled at an early age with patriotic feelings for his country he eventually joined the army like his brother Mike, who died in the Vietnam War. As soon as he was recruited the war ended and John's hopes of becoming an American Hero were crushed. He then left the military service were he heard of a person known as the [[Power Broker]]. When he learned from his friend that the Power Broker could give anyone superhuman powers, he sought out the Power Broker and signed up for the treatment with his friends. After he gained superhuman strength Walker was confronted by a man named Ethan Thurm, who convinced Walker to become the Super-Patriot. As Super-Patriot, Walker toured the country speaking at demonstrations and rallies. One day while in New York City Walker criticized [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]'s morals and ideals, saying that they were old and outdated. During his speech a group of men calling themselves the [[Bold Urban Commandos]] or "Buckies" attacked Walker. Walker easily defeated the Buckies and it is later learned that the Buckies were actually working for Walker at the time. Captain America eventually came into conflict with Walker and lost the fight.

[[image:UScap.jpg|left|thumb|180px]]Sometime later Walker was approached by [[Cooper, Valerie|Valerie Cooper]] and asked to become the new Captain America. Walker agreed instantly and asked his if former partners the Buckies could join him. The [[Commission on Superhuman Activities]] refused all but [[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)|Lemar Hoskins]] who became the new Bucky. Together Lemar and Walker trained with [[Freedom Force]]'s [[Blob]], [[Pyro]], and [[Avalanche]]. After a little time the Commission hired [[Taskmaster]] to train Walker to be able to fight like Captain America. Meanwhile Steve Rogers used the identity of the Captain and tried to reclaim his title of Captain America. During his time as Captain America the terrorist group known as the [[Watchdogs]] killed his father and mother. Also during his time as Captain America two of his former friends became [[Left-Winger]] and [[Right-Winger]], whom he killed while in a rage. Eventually Rogers and Walker encountered one another and battled until both Walker and Rogers learned that it was the [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Red Skull]] who was manipulating the two of them. After the battle Walker finally realized what the costume symbolized and returned it to Steve Rogers.

Months later, the Commission held a demonstration of their new operative, U.S.Agent. In the demonstration U.S.Agent faced off against the [[Iron Monger]] and easily defeated the armor and its pilot. He then was sent on several solo missions including one against a British team called the [[Super Soldiers]]. On one of his early solo missions he joined forces with Captain America to stop a faction of Watchdogs. During this battle Captain America was worried about what Walker might do to the Watchdogs since they killed his family. However Walker restrained himself and proved himself worthy to Captain America.

[[Image:US_Agent.jpeg|left|thumb|180px]]Later, he was ordered to join the [[Avengers West Coast]] by the government in order to keep tabs on them. While in the Avengers he had frequent fights with fellow Avenger [[Hawkeye (Clint Barton)|Hawkeye]] and fought many villains such as [[Magneto (Magnus)|Magneto]], [[Doctor Demonicus]], [[Ultron]], [[Hydro-Man]], [[Grim Reaper]], and several others. During one mission the Avengers West Coast fought the [[Bogatyri]], a Russian mercenary group who had allied themselves with Doctor Demonicus and [[Klaw]]. Throughout these battles between the two teams U.S.Agent formed a grudge with [[Dennista, Zevzda|Zevzda Dennista]]. After a battle on Doctor Demonicus's island a reactor exploded and the island began to sink. Overcoming their grudge Walker asked Zevzda if she wanted a ride home. She declined and instead kissed U.S.Agent.

While still an active Avenger, Walker continued to work on solo missions which included trying to bring down the [[Scourge of the Underworld]] organization, including its creator [[Angel (Thomas Halloway)|Thomas Halloway]], but due to lack of evidence the courts could not put Thomas in jail. One of his solo missions included stopping a riot and a superhuman powerhouse named [[Peacemonger]] from terrorizing a local neighborhood. Another mission forced him to confront [[Nomad (Jack Monroe)|Nomad]], who at the time had a warrant out for his arrest. Another one of Walkers most noted solo escapades was when he sought out a minority killer in Texas who kept killing all the Hispanics who came into town.
[[Image:Usagents.jpeg|thumb|180px|left]]

When the Avengers West Coast was disbanded, U.S.Agent was asked to join [[Force Works]] by [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man]]. He accepted the invitation and fought against many foes including the [[Mandarin]] and other foes. After Force Works disbanded U.S.Agent went solo again and encountered [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] and was critically injured by a person known as [[Protocide]]. After he recovered he led a team of government operatives called the [[Jury]] in order to apprehend the team called the [[Thunderbolts]]. Failing the Jury moved on and Walker was approached by [[S.T.A.R.S.]] who offered him a job. John accepted and worked for S.T.A.R.S. for a long time. During which he fought Captain America, stopped the Power Brokers vile plans, stopped an intergalactic plot by [[Ronan]] the Accuser, even managing to knock Ronan out.

Eventually, a government official named [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Dell Rusk]], who little to Walkers knowledge was actually the Red Skull ordered the formation of a new team of [[Invaders]]. One of Walkers first priorities was to free [[Blazing Skull (Mark Todd)|Blazing Skull]] from Middle Eastern terrorists. Walker freed Todd and along with his fellow Invaders; [[Thin Man]], [[Tara]], [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Jim Hammond]], [[Union Jack (Joseph Chapman)|Union Jack]], [[Spitfire]], [[Namor]], the [[Fin]], and many others freed the oppressed nation of Mazikhandar, eventually coming into conflict with the Avengers. During the confrontation he and Captain America clashed once again. After a long battle the enraged U.S.Agent was beaten by the Captain and tied up. In order to calm him down Hawkeye shot Walker in the butt, but contrary to his belief this only made Walker madder. After the Thin Man killed the ruler of Mazikhandar, it became a protectorate of [[Atlantis]].

[[image:Usfight.jpeg|right|300px|thumb]]The Invaders continued to work on international missions, leading them to come into conflict with [[Axis Mundi]] members [[Baroness Blood]], [[Meranno]], [[Warrior Woman]], [[Agent Axis]], [[Gotteskrieger]], and the cloned army of insectoid terrorists known as [[Pterorists]]. On one of his many missions with the Invaders, [[Baron Strucker]] sent [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] who was under the control of [[Hydra]], to kill the members of the Invaders, specifically Namor. During the battle that followed Blazing Skull's left arm and leg was sliced off. Walker ordered the Skull to heal himself as he went to face Wolverine on his own. As Wolverine was about to kill Namor, Walker stabbed Wolverine in the back with his shield. Walker then smashed Wolverine to the ground and beat him to a pulp. He then continued to beat up Wolverine by tossing him near an explosive canister. U.S.Agent then shot at the canister causing it and Logan to burst into flames. Once Wolverine was thoroughly beaten Walker helped Namor get medical treatment. Afterwards Namor expressed his undying gratitude and the honor he had working with U.S.Agent. Later U.S.Agent attended the funeral of Jim Hammond and expressed his gratitude to the fallen hero.

After the Invaders seemingly disbanded Walker returned to the United States and donned his old Black costume and continued to work for the government. Recently he [[Civil War|registered]] with the Superhuman Registration Act and continued to serve his country. However the government and [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Tony Stark]] had different plans for him. Walker then snuck into [[Stark Tower]] and met with Tony when he asked to see him. In the meeting Tony told him that he was ordered to goto Canada and become a member of the new [[Omega Flight|Alpha Flight Program]]. Enraged that they would think of sending him to Canada, Walker told Tony he was an American hero. Tony asked him once again, but Walker refused and left.

Sometime later Walker and a team of [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agents were assigned on a mission when the agents started to fire on Walker and a nearby helicopter. Walker started to flee thinking Tony was trying to have him arrested. However when he noticed the helicopters crew was in danger he saved them. He then turned his attention to the agents and easily took them out. He then realized that it was the [[Purple Man]] who was controlling the agents, but before he could react the Purple Man took control of Walker. Purple Man ordered Walker to leave his shield and jump off of the flying vehicle they were in. Unable to refuse, Walker jumped and was severly injured in the fall. Later as Walker recovered, Tony approached him again and told him that S.H.I.E.L.D. information said that Purple Man was heading to Canada. Mad with the circumstances Walker agreed to be a member of the new Omega Flight Program and left for Canada.

Arriving in Canada John was reuinited with former West Coast Avenger, [[Arachne (Julia Carpenter)|Arachne]] and apprehended the superhuman known only as [[Daisy]]. From there they joined the Omega Flight team to discuss [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Michael Pointer's]] membership on the team. Meanwhile the [[Wrecking Crew]] were terrorizing downtown Toronto and beating up fellow Flight member [[Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski)|Sasquatch]] who in turn was possessed by the demonic [[Tanaraq]]. Also the Wrecking Crew were enlisted in the aide by a mystical entity and demonic hordes were freed from an undisclosed location to rampage Canada. Alerted to the information the team went into action and fought against the Wrecking Crew, the possessed Sasquatch, and the demon hordes. After both the Crew and Tanaraq were taken care of fellow Flight member [[Beta Ray Bill]] led the demons into a dimensional rift, which was destroyed by Pointer, trapping Bill with the demons. After the battle U.S.Agent stayed with Omega Flight and took revenge upon the Purple Man, reclaiming his shield.

After some time, John was contacted by [[Loki]] disguised as the [[Scarlet Witch]] in order to incorporate him into [[Pym, Hank|Hank Pym]]'s latest version of Avengers. Teleported away from his Omega Flight teammates John helped this new incarnation of Avengers defeat the elder god [[Chthon]] and cemented his status and position on the new Avengers team.

After this new team of Avengers was recognized by [[G.R.A.M.P.A.]], a global peacekeeping agency, they faced several threats such as an incursion into the [[Baxter Building]] which lead to a confrontation with the [[Fantastic Four]], fighting against disgraced [[Inhumans|Inhuman]] royalty known as the [[Unspoken]], and coming into conflict with [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn's]] team of [[Avengers (Osborn's team)|Avengers]] and a [[Cosmic Cube|cosmic cube]] empowered [[Absorbing Man]]. After the Absorbing Man fiasco Norman Osborn pulled rank on U.S.Agent and as the Head of National Security he stripped Walker of his title as U.S.Agent and ordered him to leave his team of Avengers.

Unhappy with the situation, Walker rejoined his team of Avengers during the siege of [[Asgard]] to intercept the Thunderbolts from stealing the [[Spear of Odin]]. During the ensuing conflict Walker was targeted by Thunderbolts leader [[Nuke|Scourge]] who, after a lengthy and epic struggle, proceeded to sever Walker's left hand and leg. After the Spear was recovered thanks to [[Paladin]], [[Stature]] carried Walker away from the battlefield to get him medical treatment.

Recently, Walker was fitted with regular prosthetics for his left arm and is confined to a wheelchair after the incident in Asgard. Walker was then put in the position of the warden of the [[Raft]].
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[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Civil War]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Thunderbolts]]
[[category:International]]

Demogoblin

2010-06-23T06:52:15Z

Mimicx35: edited sentence for cohesion.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = Formerly Hobgoblin (while merged with Macendale)
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Vigilante
| citizenship = Inapplicable
| place_of_birth = Presumable "[[Otherplace]]", presumed to be [[Belasco]]'s [[Glossary:L#limbo|Limbo]]
| relatives = [[Pang]] (Spawn)
| groups = [[Carnage Family]], former partner of [[Doppelganger (Infinity War)|Doppelganger]]
| education = Extensive knowledge of black magic
| height = 6'1"
| weight = 210 lbs.
| eyes = Red
| hair = None
| powers = Demogoblin possesses superhuman strength, capable of lifting around 10 tons. He also had sharp teeth and claws. His skin could cause burns and hallucinations. He could throw or shoot blasts of heat. He had limited telepathic ability developing a telepathic link with both Doppelganger and Jason Macendale. Demogoblin is well versed in black magic and the occult. He could summon a fiery magical glider and used that to fly. He could also magically create razor bats and magical pumpkins which would emotionally paralyze his victims.
| abilities = Demogoblin is well versed in magic and arcane knowledge.
| weapons = When Demogoblin first appeared he used the Hobgoblin's technology, but later on he used magical weapons of his own design.
| paraphernalia = When Demogoblin first started he used Jason Macendale's goblin glider, but later on when the two split he created his own demonic glider.
| debut = Web of Spider-Man #86 (1992)
| origin = Web of Spider-Man #86 (1992)
| significant_issues =
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bio_text= [[Hobgoblin (Jason Macendale)|Jason Macendale]], the newest Hobgoblin was down on his luck and having a hard time in the supervillain business. After being beaten up several times by [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]] and once by the [[Green Goblin (Harry Osborn)|Green Goblin]], he offered the demon [[N'astirh]] his soul in exchange for power during the [[Inferno (event) | Inferno]] crisis. N'astirh was amused by the mortals request he bonded a demon from the "[[Otherplace]]" with Jason, giving him superhuman and supernatural powers. Yet while he gained these grand new powers his body and face started to become an exact replica of the Hobgoblin mask. With his newfound powers the demonic Hobgoblin was hired to attack [[Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)|Doctor Strange]] at an event. Jason agreed and began an assault against the sorcerer supreme, using his own mystical might against the doctors. Jason ultimately lost and then set out killing several different mercenaries until he was confronted by [[Moon Knight]]. The fight that then began eventually led to Moon Knight's mansion where Spider-Man joined the fight and the two heroes defeated the demonic Hobgoblin.

Jason was then taken to [[Tombs Prison]] and incarcerated where Jason Macendale and the entity now known as Demogoblin physically split apart. Demogoblin then broke out of jail and started to "cleanse the sinners". He was then rescued by the [[Doppelganger (Infinity War)| Doppelganger]] and was confronted by [[Code: Blue]], who took down Demogoblin despite not having any superpowers. Demogoblin was then once again captured, but this time telepathically summoned Doppelganger, who set him free. This caught the attention of Spider-Man who quickly rushed to apprehend Demogoblin and Doppelganger. During the battle [[Venom (Eddie Brock)|Venom]] was drawn into the fight and eventually [[Ghost Rider (Daniel Ketch)|Ghost Rider]] and [[Ghost Rider (John Blaze)|Blaze]] joined the battle, the result being Demogoblin's arrest again.

Some time later Moon Knight began to experience bizarre spells of dizziness and his face began to slowly decay. Deciding that Demogoblin was to blame he paid the demon a visit in jail and demanded to know what he had done to him. During a telepathic and physical scuffle Moon Knight learned that Demogoblin had planted a virus in him that was slowly taking over his body. The result of the virus separated from Moon Knight and became known as [[Pang]]. Moon Knight then defeated Demogoblin once again, leaving him in his jail cell. He was freed and joined a gang which included [[Carnage (Cletus Kasady)|Carnage]], [[Doppelganger (Infinity War) | Doppelganger]], [[Shriek]] and [[Carrion (Malcolm McBride)|Carrion]]. Together they torn New York apart until Spider-Man and his fellow super heroes put a stop to the madness.

Defeated once again Demogoblin became disheartened as he was taken back to prison. He busted out again sometime later and attempted to team up with [[Blade (Eric Brooks)|Blade]], sensing that he too wanted to punish the wicked. Blade however was corrupted by the [[Darkhold]] and killed Demogoblin. Demogoblin however was resurrected sometime later. He then ran afoul of Venom several times, he even ran into [[Morbius]] once or twice. Always beaten and sent back to prison he began to ponder his "mission". A few months later he broke out again and sought out Jason Macendale for forgiveness. When he finally caught up with Jason he asked him for his forgiveness, but Jason refused to believe it and the two started a fight in a local church. During the battle Demogoblin noticed a pillar which was dislodged during the battle was falling towards a mother and her young boy. Asking for forgiveness he rushed over and saved the mother and son, holding the pillar for a few seconds until it crashed on top of him. The pillars weight crushed Demogoblin, killing him.

Demogoblin's spirit later showed up in [[Urich, Phil|Phil Urich]]'s dream warning him that all those who join the Goblin Legacy are cursed.
}}
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Demogoblin

2010-06-23T06:50:14Z

Mimicx35: removed "very much" and added His appearance in Urich's dream.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = Formerly Hobgoblin (while merged with Macendale)
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Vigilante
| citizenship = Inapplicable
| place_of_birth = Presumable "[[Otherplace]]", presumed to be [[Belasco]]'s [[Glossary:L#limbo|Limbo]]
| relatives = [[Pang]] (Spawn)
| groups = [[Carnage Family]], former partner of [[Doppelganger (Infinity War)|Doppelganger]]
| education = Extensive knowledge of black magic
| height = 6'1"
| weight = 210 lbs.
| eyes = Red
| hair = None
| powers = Demogoblin possesses superhuman strength, capable of lifting around 10 tons. He also had sharp teeth and claws. His skin could cause burns and hallucinations. He could throw or shoot blasts of heat. He had limited telepathic ability developing a telepathic link with both Doppelganger and Jason Macendale. Demogoblin is well versed in black magic and the occult. He could summon a fiery magical glider and used that to fly. He could also magically create razor bats and magical pumpkins which would emotionally paralyze his victims.
| abilities = Demogoblin is well versed in magic and arcane knowledge.
| weapons = When Demogoblin first appeared he used the Hobgoblin's technology, but later on he used magical weapons of his own design.
| paraphernalia = When Demogoblin first started he used Jason Macendale's goblin glider, but later on when the two split he created his own demonic glider.
| debut = Web of Spider-Man #86 (1992)
| origin = Web of Spider-Man #86 (1992)
| significant_issues =
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main_image=Demogoblin-Lyle.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= [[Hobgoblin (Jason Macendale)|Jason Macendale]], the newest Hobgoblin was down on his luck and having a hard time in the supervillain business. After being beaten up several times by [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]] and once by the [[Green Goblin (Harry Osborn)|Green Goblin]], he offered the demon [[N'astirh]] his soul in exchange for power during the [[Inferno (event) | Inferno]] crisis. N'astirh was amused by the mortals request he bonded a demon from the "[[Otherplace]]" with Jason, giving him superhuman and supernatural powers. Yet while he gained these grand new powers his body and face started to become an exact replica of the Hobgoblin mask. With his newfound powers the demonic Hobgoblin was hired to attack [[Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)|Doctor Strange]] at an event. Jason agreed and began an assault against the sorcerer supreme, using his own mystical might against the doctors. Jason ultimately lost and then set out killing several different mercenaries until he was confronted by [[Moon Knight]]. The fight that then began eventually led to Moon Knight's mansion where Spider-Man joined the fight and the two heroes defeated the demonic Hobgoblin.

Jason was then taken to [[Tombs Prison]] and incarcerated where Jason Macendale and the entity now known as Demogoblin physically split apart. Demogoblin then broke out of jail and started to "cleanse the sinners". He was then rescued by the [[Doppelganger (Infinity War)| Doppelganger]] and was confronted by [[Code: Blue]], who took down Demogoblin despite not having any superpowers. Demogoblin was then once again captured, but this time telepathically summoned Doppelganger, who set him free. This caught the attention of Spider-Man who quickly rushed to apprehend Demogoblin and Doppelganger. During the battle [[Venom (Eddie Brock)|Venom]] was drawn into the fight and eventually [[Ghost Rider (Daniel Ketch)|Ghost Rider]] and [[Ghost Rider (John Blaze)|Blaze]] joined the battle, the result being Demogoblin's arrest again.

Some time later Moon Knight began to experience bizarre spells of dizziness and his face began to slowly decay. Deciding that Demogoblin was to blame he paid the demon a visit in jail and demanded to know what he had done to him. During a telepathic and physical scuffle Moon Knight learned that Demogoblin had planted a virus in him that was slowly taking over his body. The result of the virus separated from Moon Knight and became known as [[Pang]]. Moon Knight then defeated Demogoblin once again, leaving him in his jail cell. He was freed and joined a gang which included [[Carnage (Cletus Kasady)|Carnage]], [[Doppelganger (Infinity War) | Doppelganger]], [[Shriek]] and [[Carrion (Malcolm McBride)|Carrion]]. Together they torn New York apart until Spider-Man and his fellow super heroes put a stop to the madness.

Defeated once again Demogoblin became disheartened as he was taken back to prison. He busted out again sometime later and attempted to team up with [[Blade (Eric Brooks)|Blade]], sensing that he too wanted to punish the wicked. Blade however was corrupted by the [[Darkhold]] and killed Demogoblin. Demogoblin however was resurrected sometime later. He then ran afoul of Venom several times, he even ran into [[Morbius]] once or twice. Always beaten and sent back to prison he began to ponder his "mission". A few months later he broke out again and sought out Jason Macendale for forgiveness. When he finally caught up with Jason he asked him for his forgiveness, but Jason refused to believe it and the two started a fight in a local church. During the battle Demogoblin noticed a pillar which was dislodged during the battle was falling towards a mother and her young boy. Asking for forgiveness he rushed over and saved the mother and son, holding the pillar for a few seconds until it crashed on top of him. The pillars weight crushed Demogoblin, killing him.

Demogoblin's spirit later showed up during [[Urich, Phil|Phil Urich]]'s dream, warning him that all those who join the Goblin Legacy are cursed.
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U.S.Agent

2010-06-18T23:53:01Z

Mimicx35: edited/fixed links

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = John F. Walker
| aliases = Captain America, Super-Patriot, Jack Daniels, Liegeman, Guardsman XL5
| identity = Secret, known to Government and to Avengers
| occupation = Government Operative, adventurer, formerly soldier
| citizenship = U.S.A
| place_of_birth = Custer's Grove, Georgia
| relatives = Caleb (father, deceased), Emily (mother, deceased), Mike (brother, deceased), Kate Tollifson (sister), unnamed nephews and nieces, unnamed brother-in-law
| groups = [[United States Government]]; formerly [[Avengers]], [[Omega Flight]], [[S.T.A.R.S.]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Invaders]], [[Commission on Superhuman Activities]], [[Avengers West Coast]], [[Force Works]], [[Retrieval Squad]], [[Secret Defenders]], [[Queen's Vengeance]], former leader of the [[Jury]] and the [[Bold Urban Commandos]], former agent of the [[Commission]], former partner of [[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)|Battlestar]]
| education = High School Graduate
| height = 6'4"
| weight = 270 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blond
| powers = John has superhuman strength, stamina, and endurance. He can lift approximately 10 tons. U.S.Agent also possesses superhuman agility and reflexes. John has also shown to possess greatly enhanced healing abilities.
| abilities = John is an excellent hand-to-hand combatant as well as an accomplished gymnast and acrobatic. He was rigorously trained by the [[Taskmaster]] in the fighting style of [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]. John is an accomplished military strategist and has extensive military training in multiple fields.
| weapons = When used his Super-Patriot identity he wielded a flaming sword.
John has had many shields which he has carried around throughout his career. When he took the mantle of Captain America he gained the original captains shield. When he became U.S.Agent he carried a shield made out of [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]]. When he was working with Force Works he was outfitted with a photon shield which could shape itself into any form he chose, he mostly used it as a shield. After he stopped working for Force Works he gained a new Vibranium shield which was shaped like an eagle. He would sometimes switch between his eagle shield and his original Captain America look-alike one. He later received a new shield which was a hybrid of his Vibranium shield and his photon shield from S.T.A.R.S. Also in his time with them he used an energy truncheon. After becoming an Invader he received a Vibranium shield shaped like a star which he inscribed the names of those who have fallen for his country.
When he was with the Invaders he also used an energy truncheon and various firearms and guns.
| paraphernalia = U.S.Agent has had many different types of transportation. While working with the [[Avengers]] he used various vehicles such as [[Quinjet]]s, [[Atomic Steed]]s, and other vehicles. While with [[S.T.A.R.S.]] he used various government sanctioned transportation. While with the [[Invaders]] he used government sanctioned transportation and traveled with fellow Invaders on the [[Infiltrator]].
U.S.Agent usually wears thick bulletproof body armor that is made of [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]] and other bulletproof alloys.
| debut = Captain America #323
| origin = Captain America #323
| significant_issues = U.S.Agent Vol.1 #1-4, U.S.Agent Vol.2 #1-3, Maximum Security #1-3, New Invaders
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{bio|
bio_text=John Walker was born in Custer's Grove, Georgia to Caleb and Emily Walker. Instilled at an early age with patriotic feelings for his country he eventually joined the army like his brother Mike, who died in the Vietnam War. As soon as he was recruited the war ended and John's hopes of becoming an American Hero were crushed. He then left the military service were he heard of a person known as the [[Power Broker]]. When he learned from his friend that the Power Broker could give anyone superhuman powers, he sought out the Power Broker and signed up for the treatment with his friends. After he gained superhuman strength Walker was confronted by a man named Ethan Thurm, who convinced Walker to become the Super-Patriot. As Super-Patriot, Walker toured the country speaking at demonstrations and rallies. One day while in New York City Walker criticized [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]'s morals and ideals, saying that they were old and outdated. During his speech a group of men calling themselves the [[Bold Urban Commandos]] or "Buckies" attacked Walker. Walker easily defeated the Buckies and it is later learned that the Buckies were actually working for Walker at the time. Captain America eventually came into conflict with Walker and lost the fight.

[[image:UScap.jpg|left|thumb|180px]]Sometime later Walker was approached by [[Cooper, Valerie|Valerie Cooper]] and asked to become the new Captain America. Walker agreed instantly and asked his if former partners the Buckies could join him. The [[Commission on Superhuman Activities]] refused all but [[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)|Lemar Hoskins]] who became the new Bucky. Together Lemar and Walker trained with [[Freedom Force]]'s [[Blob]], [[Pyro]], and [[Avalanche]]. After a little time the Commission hired [[Taskmaster]] to train Walker to be able to fight like Captain America. Meanwhile Steve Rogers used the identity of the Captain and tried to reclaim his title of Captain America. During his time as Captain America the terrorist group known as the [[Watchdogs]] killed his father and mother. Also during his time as Captain America two of his former friends became [[Left-Winger]] and [[Right-Winger]], whom he killed while in a rage. Eventually Rogers and Walker encountered one another and battled until both Walker and Rogers learned that it was the [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Red Skull]] who was manipulating the two of them. After the battle Walker finally realized what the costume symbolized and returned it to Steve Rogers.

Months later, the Commission held a demonstration of their new operative, U.S.Agent. In the demonstration U.S.Agent faced off against the [[Iron Monger]] and easily defeated the armor and its pilot. He then was sent on several solo missions including one against a British team called the [[Super Soldiers]]. On one of his early solo missions he joined forces with Captain America to stop a faction of Watchdogs. During this battle Captain America was worried about what Walker might do to the Watchdogs since they killed his family. However Walker restrained himself and proved himself worthy to Captain America.

[[Image:US_Agent.jpeg|left|thumb|180px]]Later, he was ordered to join the [[Avengers West Coast]] by the government in order to keep tabs on them. While in the Avengers he had frequent fights with fellow Avenger [[Hawkeye (Clint Barton)|Hawkeye]] and fought many villains such as [[Magneto (Magnus)|Magneto]], [[Doctor Demonicus]], [[Ultron]], [[Hydro-Man]], [[Grim Reaper]], and several others. During one mission the Avengers West Coast fought the [[Bogatyri]], a Russian mercenary group who had allied themselves with Doctor Demonicus and [[Klaw]]. Throughout these battles between the two teams U.S.Agent formed a grudge with [[Dennista, Zevzda|Zevzda Dennista]]. After a battle on Doctor Demonicus's island a reactor exploded and the island began to sink. Overcoming their grudge Walker asked Zevzda if she wanted a ride home. She declined and instead kissed U.S.Agent.

While still an active Avenger, Walker continued to work on solo missions which included trying to bring down the [[Scourge of the Underworld]] organization, including its creator [[Angel (Thomas Halloway)|Thomas Halloway]], but due to lack of evidence the courts could not put Thomas in jail. One of his solo missions included stopping a riot and a superhuman powerhouse named [[Peacemonger]] from terrorizing a local neighborhood. Another mission forced him to confront [[Nomad (Jack Monroe)|Nomad]], who at the time had a warrant out for his arrest. Another one of Walkers most noted solo escapades was when he sought out a minority killer in Texas who kept killing all the Hispanics who came into town.
[[Image:Usagents.jpeg|thumb|180px|left]]

When the Avengers West Coast was disbanded, U.S.Agent was asked to join [[Force Works]] by [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man]]. He accepted the invitation and fought against many foes including the [[Mandarin]] and other foes. After Force Works disbanded U.S.Agent went solo again and encountered [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] and was critically injured by a person known as [[Protocide]]. After he recovered he led a team of government operatives called the [[Jury]] in order to apprehend the team called the [[Thunderbolts]]. Failing the Jury moved on and Walker was approached by [[S.T.A.R.S.]] who offered him a job. John accepted and worked for S.T.A.R.S. for a long time. During which he fought Captain America, stopped the Power Brokers vile plans, stopped an intergalactic plot by [[Ronan]] the Accuser, even managing to knock Ronan out.

Eventually, a government official named [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Dell Rusk]], who little to Walkers knowledge was actually the Red Skull ordered the formation of a new team of [[Invaders]]. One of Walkers first priorities was to free [[Blazing Skull (Mark Todd)|Blazing Skull]] from Middle Eastern terrorists. Walker freed Todd and along with his fellow Invaders; [[Thin Man]], [[Tara]], [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Jim Hammond]], [[Union Jack (Joseph Chapman)|Union Jack]], [[Spitfire]], [[Namor]], the [[Fin]], and many others freed the oppressed nation of Mazikhandar, eventually coming into conflict with the Avengers. During the confrontation he and Captain America clashed once again. After a long battle the enraged U.S.Agent was beaten by the Captain and tied up. In order to calm him down Hawkeye shot Walker in the butt, but contrary to his belief this only made Walker madder. After the Thin Man killed the ruler of Mazikhandar, it became a protectorate of [[Atlantis]].

[[image:Usfight.jpeg|right|300px|thumb]]The Invaders continued to work on international missions, leading them to come into conflict with [[Axis Mundi]] members [[Baroness Blood]], [[Meranno]], [[Warrior Woman]], [[Agent Axis]], [[Gotteskrieger]], and the cloned army of insectoid terrorists known as [[Pterorists]]. On one of his many missions with the Invaders, [[Baron Strucker]] sent [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] who was under the control of [[Hydra]], to kill the members of the Invaders, specifically Namor. During the battle that followed Blazing Skull's left arm and leg was sliced off. Walker ordered the Skull to heal himself as he went to face Wolverine on his own. As Wolverine was about to kill Namor, Walker stabbed Wolverine in the back with his shield. Walker then smashed Wolverine to the ground and beat him to a pulp. He then continued to beat up Wolverine by tossing him near an explosive canister. U.S.Agent then shot at the canister causing it and Logan to burst into flames. Once Wolverine was thoroughly beaten Walker helped Namor get medical treatment. Afterwards Namor expressed his undying gratitude and the honor he had working with U.S.Agent. Later U.S.Agent attended the funeral of Jim Hammond and expressed his gratitude to the fallen hero.

After the Invaders seemingly disbanded Walker returned to the United States and donned his old Black costume and continued to work for the government. Recently he [[Civil War|registered]] with the Superhuman Registration Act and continued to serve his country. However the government and [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Tony Stark]] had different plans for him. Walker then snuck into [[Stark Tower]] and met with Tony when he asked to see him. In the meeting Tony told him that he was ordered to goto Canada and become a member of the new [[Omega Flight|Alpha Flight Program]]. Enraged that they would think of sending him to Canada, Walker told Tony he was an American hero. Tony asked him once again, but Walker refused and left.

Sometime later Walker and a team of [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agents were assigned on a mission when the agents started to fire on Walker and a nearby helicopter. Walker started to flee thinking Tony was trying to have him arrested. However when he noticed the helicopters crew was in danger he saved them. He then turned his attention to the agents and easily took them out. He then realized that it was the [[Purple Man]] who was controlling the agents, but before he could react the Purple Man took control of Walker. Purple Man ordered Walker to leave his shield and jump off of the flying vehicle they were in. Unable to refuse, Walker jumped and was severly injured in the fall. Later as Walker recovered, Tony approached him again and told him that S.H.I.E.L.D. information said that Purple Man was heading to Canada. Mad with the circumstances Walker agreed to be a member of the new Omega Flight Program and left for Canada.

Arriving in Canada John was reuinited with former West Coast Avenger, [[Arachne (Julia Carpenter)|Arachne]] and apprehended the superhuman known only as [[Daisy]]. From there they joined the Omega Flight team to discuss [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Michael Pointer's]] membership on the team. Meanwhile the [[Wrecking Crew]] were terrorizing downtown Toronto and beating up fellow Flight member [[Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski)|Sasquatch]] who in turn was possessed by the demonic [[Tanaraq]]. Also the Wrecking Crew were enlisted in the aide by a mystical entity and demonic hordes were freed from an undisclosed location to rampage Canada. Alerted to the information the team went into action and fought against the Wrecking Crew, the possessed Sasquatch, and the demon hordes. After both the Crew and Tanaraq were taken care of fellow Flight member [[Beta Ray Bill]] led the demons into a dimensional rift, which was destroyed by Pointer, trapping Bill with the demons. After the battle U.S.Agent stayed with Omega Flight and took revenge upon the Purple Man, reclaiming his shield.

After some time, John was contacted by [[Loki]] disguised as the [[Scarlet Witch]] in order to incorporate him into [[Pym, Hank|Hank Pym]]'s latest version of Avengers. Teleported away from his Omega Flight teammates John helped this new incarnation of Avengers defeat the elder god [[Chthon]] and cemented his status and position on the new Avengers team.

After this new team of Avengers was recognized by [[G.R.A.M.P.A.]], a global peacekeeping agency, they faced several threats such as an incursion into the [[Baxter Building]] which lead to a confrontation with the [[Fantastic Four]], fighting against disgraced [[Inhumans|Inhuman]] royalty known as the [[Unspoken]], and coming into conflict with [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn's]] team of [[Avengers (Osborn's team)|Avengers]] and a [[Cosmic Cube|cosmic cube]] empowered [[Absorbing Man]]. After the Absorbing Man fiasco Norman Osborn pulled rank on U.S.Agent and as the Head of National Security he stripped Walker of his title as U.S.Agent and ordered him to leave his team of Avengers.

Unhappy with the situation, Walker rejoined his team of Avengers during the siege of [[Asgard]] to intercept the Thunderbolts from stealing the [[Spear of Odin]]. During the ensuing conflict Walker was targeted by Thunderbolts leader [[Nuke|Scourge]] who, after a lengthy and epic struggle, proceeded to sever Walker's left hand and leg. After the Spear was recovered thanks to [[Paladin]], [[Stature]] carried Walker away from the battlefield to get him medical treatment.

His current status as U.S.Agent and his current health and whereabouts are not known.
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[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Civil War]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Thunderbolts]]
[[category:International]]

U.S.Agent

2010-06-18T23:51:16Z

Mimicx35: added recent events

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = John F. Walker
| aliases = Captain America, Super-Patriot, Jack Daniels, Liegeman, Guardsman XL5
| identity = Secret, known to Government and to Avengers
| occupation = Government Operative, adventurer, formerly soldier
| citizenship = U.S.A
| place_of_birth = Custer's Grove, Georgia
| relatives = Caleb (father, deceased), Emily (mother, deceased), Mike (brother, deceased), Kate Tollifson (sister), unnamed nephews and nieces, unnamed brother-in-law
| groups = [[United States Government]]; formerly [[Avengers]], [[Omega Flight]], [[S.T.A.R.S.]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Invaders]], [[Commission on Superhuman Activities]], [[Avengers West Coast]], [[Force Works]], [[Retrieval Squad]], [[Secret Defenders]], [[Queen's Vengeance]], former leader of the [[Jury]] and the [[Bold Urban Commandos]], former agent of the [[Commission]], former partner of [[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)|Battlestar]]
| education = High School Graduate
| height = 6'4"
| weight = 270 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blond
| powers = John has superhuman strength, stamina, and endurance. He can lift approximately 10 tons. U.S.Agent also possesses superhuman agility and reflexes. John has also shown to possess greatly enhanced healing abilities.
| abilities = John is an excellent hand-to-hand combatant as well as an accomplished gymnast and acrobatic. He was rigorously trained by the [[Taskmaster]] in the fighting style of [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]. John is an accomplished military strategist and has extensive military training in multiple fields.
| weapons = When used his Super-Patriot identity he wielded a flaming sword.
John has had many shields which he has carried around throughout his career. When he took the mantle of Captain America he gained the original captains shield. When he became U.S.Agent he carried a shield made out of [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]]. When he was working with Force Works he was outfitted with a photon shield which could shape itself into any form he chose, he mostly used it as a shield. After he stopped working for Force Works he gained a new Vibranium shield which was shaped like an eagle. He would sometimes switch between his eagle shield and his original Captain America look-alike one. He later received a new shield which was a hybrid of his Vibranium shield and his photon shield from S.T.A.R.S. Also in his time with them he used an energy truncheon. After becoming an Invader he received a Vibranium shield shaped like a star which he inscribed the names of those who have fallen for his country.
When he was with the Invaders he also used an energy truncheon and various firearms and guns.
| paraphernalia = U.S.Agent has had many different types of transportation. While working with the [[Avengers]] he used various vehicles such as [[Quinjet]]s, [[Atomic Steed]]s, and other vehicles. While with [[S.T.A.R.S.]] he used various government sanctioned transportation. While with the [[Invaders]] he used government sanctioned transportation and traveled with fellow Invaders on the [[Infiltrator]].
U.S.Agent usually wears thick bulletproof body armor that is made of [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]] and other bulletproof alloys.
| debut = Captain America #323
| origin = Captain America #323
| significant_issues = U.S.Agent Vol.1 #1-4, U.S.Agent Vol.2 #1-3, Maximum Security #1-3, New Invaders
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= USAgent Head.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text=John Walker was born in Custer's Grove, Georgia to Caleb and Emily Walker. Instilled at an early age with patriotic feelings for his country he eventually joined the army like his brother Mike, who died in the Vietnam War. As soon as he was recruited the war ended and John's hopes of becoming an American Hero were crushed. He then left the military service were he heard of a person known as the [[Power Broker]]. When he learned from his friend that the Power Broker could give anyone superhuman powers, he sought out the Power Broker and signed up for the treatment with his friends. After he gained superhuman strength Walker was confronted by a man named Ethan Thurm, who convinced Walker to become the Super-Patriot. As Super-Patriot, Walker toured the country speaking at demonstrations and rallies. One day while in New York City Walker criticized [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]'s morals and ideals, saying that they were old and outdated. During his speech a group of men calling themselves the [[Bold Urban Commandos]] or "Buckies" attacked Walker. Walker easily defeated the Buckies and it is later learned that the Buckies were actually working for Walker at the time. Captain America eventually came into conflict with Walker and lost the fight.

[[image:UScap.jpg|left|thumb|180px]]Sometime later Walker was approached by [[Cooper, Valerie|Valerie Cooper]] and asked to become the new Captain America. Walker agreed instantly and asked his if former partners the Buckies could join him. The [[Commission on Superhuman Activities]] refused all but [[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)|Lemar Hoskins]] who became the new Bucky. Together Lemar and Walker trained with [[Freedom Force]]'s [[Blob]], [[Pyro]], and [[Avalanche]]. After a little time the Commission hired [[Taskmaster]] to train Walker to be able to fight like Captain America. Meanwhile Steve Rogers used the identity of the Captain and tried to reclaim his title of Captain America. During his time as Captain America the terrorist group known as the [[Watchdogs]] killed his father and mother. Also during his time as Captain America two of his former friends became [[Left-Winger]] and [[Right-Winger]], whom he killed while in a rage. Eventually Rogers and Walker encountered one another and battled until both Walker and Rogers learned that it was the [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Red Skull]] who was manipulating the two of them. After the battle Walker finally realized what the costume symbolized and returned it to Steve Rogers.

Months later, the Commission held a demonstration of their new operative, U.S.Agent. In the demonstration U.S.Agent faced off against the [[Iron Monger]] and easily defeated the armor and its pilot. He then was sent on several solo missions including one against a British team called the [[Super Soldiers]]. On one of his early solo missions he joined forces with Captain America to stop a faction of Watchdogs. During this battle Captain America was worried about what Walker might do to the Watchdogs since they killed his family. However Walker restrained himself and proved himself worthy to Captain America.

[[Image:US_Agent.jpeg|left|thumb|180px]]Later, he was ordered to join the [[Avengers West Coast]] by the government in order to keep tabs on them. While in the Avengers he had frequent fights with fellow Avenger [[Hawkeye (Clint Barton)|Hawkeye]] and fought many villains such as [[Magneto (Magnus)|Magneto]], [[Doctor Demonicus]], [[Ultron]], [[Hydro-Man]], [[Grim Reaper]], and several others. During one mission the Avengers West Coast fought the [[Bogatyri]], a Russian mercenary group who had allied themselves with Doctor Demonicus and [[Klaw]]. Throughout these battles between the two teams U.S.Agent formed a grudge with [[Dennista, Zevzda|Zevzda Dennista]]. After a battle on Doctor Demonicus's island a reactor exploded and the island began to sink. Overcoming their grudge Walker asked Zevzda if she wanted a ride home. She declined and instead kissed U.S.Agent.

While still an active Avenger, Walker continued to work on solo missions which included trying to bring down the [[Scourge of the Underworld]] organization, including its creator [[Angel (Thomas Halloway)|Thomas Halloway]], but due to lack of evidence the courts could not put Thomas in jail. One of his solo missions included stopping a riot and a superhuman powerhouse named [[Peacemonger]] from terrorizing a local neighborhood. Another mission forced him to confront [[Nomad (Jack Monroe)|Nomad]], who at the time had a warrant out for his arrest. Another one of Walkers most noted solo escapades was when he sought out a minority killer in Texas who kept killing all the Hispanics who came into town.
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When the Avengers West Coast was disbanded, U.S.Agent was asked to join [[Force Works]] by [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man]]. He accepted the invitation and fought against many foes including the [[Mandarin]] and other foes. After Force Works disbanded U.S.Agent went solo again and encountered [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] and was critically injured by a person known as [[Protocide]]. After he recovered he led a team of government operatives called the [[Jury]] in order to apprehend the team called the [[Thunderbolts]]. Failing the Jury moved on and Walker was approached by [[S.T.A.R.S.]] who offered him a job. John accepted and worked for S.T.A.R.S. for a long time. During which he fought Captain America, stopped the Power Brokers vile plans, stopped an intergalactic plot by [[Ronan]] the Accuser, even managing to knock Ronan out.

Eventually, a government official named [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Dell Rusk]], who little to Walkers knowledge was actually the Red Skull ordered the formation of a new team of [[Invaders]]. One of Walkers first priorities was to free [[Blazing Skull (Mark Todd)|Blazing Skull]] from Middle Eastern terrorists. Walker freed Todd and along with his fellow Invaders; [[Thin Man]], [[Tara]], [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Jim Hammond]], [[Union Jack (Joseph Chapman)|Union Jack]], [[Spitfire]], [[Namor]], the [[Fin]], and many others freed the oppressed nation of Mazikhandar, eventually coming into conflict with the Avengers. During the confrontation he and Captain America clashed once again. After a long battle the enraged U.S.Agent was beaten by the Captain and tied up. In order to calm him down Hawkeye shot Walker in the butt, but contrary to his belief this only made Walker madder. After the Thin Man killed the ruler of Mazikhandar, it became a protectorate of [[Atlantis]].

[[image:Usfight.jpeg|right|300px|thumb]]The Invaders continued to work on international missions, leading them to come into conflict with [[Axis Mundi]] members [[Baroness Blood]], [[Meranno]], [[Warrior Woman]], [[Agent Axis]], [[Gotteskrieger]], and the cloned army of insectoid terrorists known as [[Pterorists]]. On one of his many missions with the Invaders, [[Baron Strucker]] sent [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] who was under the control of [[Hydra]], to kill the members of the Invaders, specifically Namor. During the battle that followed Blazing Skull's left arm and leg was sliced off. Walker ordered the Skull to heal himself as he went to face Wolverine on his own. As Wolverine was about to kill Namor, Walker stabbed Wolverine in the back with his shield. Walker then smashed Wolverine to the ground and beat him to a pulp. He then continued to beat up Wolverine by tossing him near an explosive canister. U.S.Agent then shot at the canister causing it and Logan to burst into flames. Once Wolverine was thoroughly beaten Walker helped Namor get medical treatment. Afterwards Namor expressed his undying gratitude and the honor he had working with U.S.Agent. Later U.S.Agent attended the funeral of Jim Hammond and expressed his gratitude to the fallen hero.

After the Invaders seemingly disbanded Walker returned to the United States and donned his old Black costume and continued to work for the government. Recently he [[Civil War|registered]] with the Superhuman Registration Act and continued to serve his country. However the government and [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Tony Stark]] had different plans for him. Walker then snuck into [[Stark Tower]] and met with Tony when he asked to see him. In the meeting Tony told him that he was ordered to goto Canada and become a member of the new [[Omega Flight|Alpha Flight Program]]. Enraged that they would think of sending him to Canada, Walker told Tony he was an American hero. Tony asked him once again, but Walker refused and left.

Sometime later Walker and a team of [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agents were assigned on a mission when the agents started to fire on Walker and a nearby helicopter. Walker started to flee thinking Tony was trying to have him arrested. However when he noticed the helicopters crew was in danger he saved them. He then turned his attention to the agents and easily took them out. He then realized that it was the [[Purple Man]] who was controlling the agents, but before he could react the Purple Man took control of Walker. Purple Man ordered Walker to leave his shield and jump off of the flying vehicle they were in. Unable to refuse, Walker jumped and was severly injured in the fall. Later as Walker recovered, Tony approached him again and told him that S.H.I.E.L.D. information said that Purple Man was heading to Canada. Mad with the circumstances Walker agreed to be a member of the new Omega Flight Program and left for Canada.

Arriving in Canada John was reuinited with former West Coast Avenger, [[Arachne (Julia Carpenter)|Arachne]] and apprehended the superhuman known only as [[Daisy]]. From there they joined the Omega Flight team to discuss [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Michael Pointer's]] membership on the team. Meanwhile the [[Wrecking Crew]] were terrorizing downtown Toronto and beating up fellow Flight member [[Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski)|Sasquatch]] who in turn was possessed by the demonic [[Tanaraq]]. Also the Wrecking Crew were enlisted in the aide by a mystical entity and demonic hordes were freed from an undisclosed location to rampage Canada. Alerted to the information the team went into action and fought against the Wrecking Crew, the possessed Sasquatch, and the demon hordes. After both the Crew and Tanaraq were taken care of fellow Flight member [[Beta Ray Bill]] led the demons into a dimensional rift, which was destroyed by Pointer, trapping Bill with the demons. After the battle U.S.Agent stayed with Omega Flight and took revenge upon the Purple Man, reclaiming his shield.

After some time, John was contacted by [[Loki]] disguised as the [[Scarlet Witch]] in order to incorporate him into [[Pym, Hank|Hank Pym]]'s latest version of Avengers. Teleported away from his Omega Flight teammates John helped this new incarnation of Avengers defeat the elder god [[Chthon]] and cemented his status and position on the new Avengers team.

After this new team of Avengers was recognized by [[G.R.A.M.P.A.]], a global peacekeeping agency, they faced several threats such as an incursion into the [[Baxter Building]] which lead to a confrontation with the [[Fantastic Four]], fighting against disgraced [[Inhuman]] royalty known as the [[Unspoken]], and coming into conflict with [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn's]] team of [[Avengers (Osborn's Team)|Avengers]] and a [[Cosmic Cube|cosmic cube]] empowered [[Absorbing Man]]. After the Absorbing Man fiasco Norman Osborn pulled rank on U.S.Agent and as the Head of National Security he stripped Walker of his title as U.S.Agent and ordered him to leave his team of Avengers.

Unhappy with the situation, Walker rejoined his team of Avengers during the siege of [[Asgard]] to intercept the Thunderbolts from stealing the [[Spear of Odin]]. During the ensuing conflict Walker was targeted by Thunderbolts leader [[Nuke|Scourge]] who, after a lengthy and epic struggle, proceeded to sever Walker's left hand and leg. After the Spear was recovered thanks to [[Paladin]], [[Stature]] carried Walker away from the battlefield to get him medical treatment.

His current status as U.S.Agent and his current health and whereabouts are not known.
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[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Civil War]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Thunderbolts]]
[[category:International]]

Cage, Luke

2010-06-18T23:26:42Z

Mimicx35: Added Thunderbolts Category

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Carl Lucas; legally changed to Luke Cage
| identity = Publicly known
| occupation = Adventurer, bar owner, bodyguard, mercenary; formerly theater owner, private investigator, various odd jobs
| place_of_birth = New York City
| groups = [[Avengers]], [[Thunderbolts]]; formerly [[Marvel Knights|Daredevil's Unnamed Super-Hero Team]], [[Secret Defenders]], [[Heroes for Hire]], Nightwing Restorations, [[Fantastic Four]], [[Defenders]], Bloods
| citizenship = U.S.A., criminal record, later acquitted
| education = High school dropout; self-educated in many areas
| aliases = Power Man, Mark Lucas, Hero for Hire, Ace of Spades, others
| relatives = [[Jones, Jessica|Jessica Jones]] (wife), Danielle Cage (daughter), James Leonard Lucas (father), Esther (mother, deceased), James Jr. ([[Coldfire]], brother)
| height = 6' 6"
| weight = 425 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = Cage is [[Glossary:S#superhuman|superhumanly]] strong, able to lift/press approximately 25 tons and punch through barriers as thick as four-inch steel plate. His skin is steel-hard and his muscles and bone tissue super-dense; he can withstand conventional handgun fire at a range of four feet and cannot be cut by the sharpest of blades, although in the event of required surgery his skin can be lacerated by an overpowered medical laser. He can withstand up to one-ton impacts or blasts of 150 pounds of TNT without serious injury, and is impervious to temperature extremes and electrical shocks. His recovery time from injury or trauma is usually one-third that of an ordinary human.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia = Cage owns a leather jacket which is, like his skin, impervious to virtually any injury; however, he wears it infrequently and is often left with shredded clothing in the wake of his adventures.
| abilities = Cage is a self-taught hand-to-hand combatant with years of street fighting experience; he is also a superb athlete despite his great height and weight. He is self-educated in the law and speaks several languages.
| debut = Hero for Hire #1 (1972)
| origin = Hero for Hire #1 (1972)
| significant_issues = Joined Avengers (New Avengers #2, 2005); married Jessica Jones (New Avengers Annual #1, 2006)
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{{bio|
bio_text= Born and raised in Harlem, Carl Lucas spent his youth in a gang called the Bloods. With his friend [[Diamondback (Willis Stryker)|Willis Stryker]], he fought the rival gang the Diablos and committed petty thefts, often on behalf of deformed crimelord Sonny Caputo, a.k.a. Hammer. In and out of juvenile homes throughout his teens, Lucas dreamed of becoming a major New York racketeer until he finally realized how his actions were hurting his family; he sought to better himself as an adult, finding legitimate employment. Meanwhile, Stryker rose through the ranks of crime, but the two men remained friends. When Stryker's activities angered the [[Maggia]] (a.k.a. the Syndicate), he was badly beaten in a mob hit, saved only by Lucas's intervention. When Stryker's girlfriend, Reva Connors, broke up with him in fear of his violent work, she sought solace from Lucas. Convinced that Lucas was responsible for the breakup, Stryker planted heroin in Lucas's apartment and tipped off the police. Lucas was arrested and sent to prison; contact with his family was sparse due to the resentment of his brother James, Jr., who intercepted Lucas's letters to their father James and eventually led each to believe the other was dead.

In prison, Lucas was consumed by rage over Stryker's betrayal and his father's supposed death, engaging in frequent brawls and escape attempts. Eventually transferred to Seagate Prison off the coast of Georgia, he became the favorite target of sadistic guard Albert "Billy Bob" Rackham, whose brutality ultimately led to a demotion that he blamed on Lucas. Later, research scientist [[Burstein, Noah|Dr. Noah Burstein]] recruited Lucas as a volunteer for experimental cell regeneration based on a variant of the Super-Soldier process he had previously used to empower [[Warhawk (Mitchell Tanner)|Warhawk]]. Burstein immersed Lucas in an electrical field conducted by an organic chemical compound; when he left Lucas unattended, Rackham misused the experiment's controls, hoping to maim or kill Lucas. Lucas's treatment was accelerated past its intent, inducing body-wide enhancement that gave him superhuman strength and durability. He used his new power to escape Seagate and made his way back to New York, where a chance encounter with criminals inspired him to use his new powers for profit.

Adopting the alias Luke Cage and donning a distinctive costume, he launched a career as a Hero for Hire, helping anyone who could meet his price. He soon established an office in Times Square's Gem Theater, where he befriended film student D.W. Griffith. Burstein, aware of his friend's innocence, also relocated to New York and opened a medical clinic, assisted by Dr. Claire Temple, whom Cage began dating. Although Cage would have been content to battle strictly conventional criminals, he soon learned that New York was hardly the place to do so. Stryker himself had become a Maggia agent as Diamondback and died battling Cage. Subsequent opponents included [[Mace, Gideon|Gideon Mace]], an embittered veteran seeking a U.S. takeover who would become a frequent foe; Chemistro ([[Carr, Curtis|Curtis Carr]]), whose Alchemy Gun would be a weapon later used by others, including his own [[Chemistro (Calvin Carr)|brother]] after Curtis reformed; and [[Discus]], [[Stiletto]], [[Shades]], and [[Commanche]], all criminals with ties to Cage's prison days who would face him repeatedly over the years.

Although Cage seemed to have little in common with most of New York's other superhumans, an ill-conceived attempt to collect a fee from a reneging [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]] led him to befriend the [[Fantastic Four]]. He was subsequently hired by [[Daily Bugle]] publisher [[Jameson, J. Jonah|J. Jonah Jameson]] to capture [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]], the wisecracking adventurer who doubled as Jameson's personal demon, but Cage came to sympathize with Spider-Man and forcibly returned Jameson's deposit, earning a place on the publisher's lengthy list of superhuman personas non grata. Cage also befriended Jessica Jones, a.k.a. Jewel, a young woman whose super-strength and unconventional style matched his own. During a mission in which Orville Smythe duped him into stealing an experimental starsuit from [[Stark International]], Cage followed the example of his new peers and took the codename of Power Man.

Shortly afterward, Cage began associating with the loose-knit super-team known as the Defenders, alongside whom he fought the super-strong [[Wrecking Crew]] and the racist subversives known as the [[Sons of the Serpent]]. When the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] temporarily lost his superhuman powers, Cage was hired to replace him in the Fantastic Four, but his tenure proved brief after the [[Puppet Master]] took control of him to fight his new teammates. Meanwhile, Cage continued in solo action against an odd assortment of villains, including the maddened professional wrestler X the Marvel, the uninspired Maggia agent [[Mister Fish]], mobsters [[Hamilton, Cockroach|Dontrell "Cockroach" Hamilton]] and [[Jones, Pirhana|Ray "Piranha" Jones]], the racist [[Wildfire]], the vengeance-seeking Mangler and Spear (whose brother had died under Dr. Burstein's treatment), rival crimelords Baron and Big Brother, the obsessive [[Goldbug]], and [[Zzzax]] the Living Dynamo.

Called to assist the Defenders against the [[Plantman]], Cage began to complain that his participation in their group was interfering with his paying work. Wealthy Defenders member [[Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond)|Nighthawk]] solved this problem by placing Cage on retainer, giving Luke a steady paycheck for his Defenders activities. For some time thereafter, Cage served as a core member of the Defenders alongside the likes of [[Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)|Doctor Strange]], the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]], [[Valkyrie|Brunnhilde the Valkyrie]], Nighthawk and the [[Starlight|Red Guardian]] (Dr. Tania Belinskya). Together, they defeated minor threats including the [[Eel (Leopold Stryke)|Eel]] and the [[Porcupine]], and major menaces such as the [[Headmen]], [[Nebulon the Celestial Man|Nebulon]], [[Egghead]]'s [[Emissaries Of Evil]] and the [[Red Rajah]]; but Cage felt out of place in the often-bizarre exploits of the Defenders and eventually resigned. He believed he was unsuited to teamwork, little realizing how wrong he would be proven months later.

[[image: lukecage02.jpg|left|200px|thumb]]Having obtained proof of Cage's innocence in his original drug charges, the criminal [[Bushmaster, John|Bushmaster]] abducted Burstein and Temple, using their safety and the hope of acquittal to blackmail Cage into abducting detective [[Knight, Misty|Misty Knight]], who had humiliated Bushmaster in an earlier encounter. Cage's efforts led to a fight with Knight's boyfriend, the martial artist [[Iron Fist (Danny Rand)|Iron Fist]], a native of the [[Glossary:E#extradimensional|extradimensional]] city of [[K'un-Lun]] and still a newcomer to [[Earth]] society; however, upon learning of Cage's situation, Iron Fist and Knight helped him defeat Bushmaster and rescue his friends. In the course of the encounter, Bushmaster forced Burstein to [[Glossary:M#mutate|mutate]] him as he had Cage, but was nonetheless defeated and soon became paralyzed by the process. Cleared of criminal charges, Cage briefly worked for Knight's detective agency Nightwing Restorations but soon elected to join Iron Fist in a two-man team, Heroes for Hire, founded by attorney Jeryn Hogarth and staffed by administrative wunderkind Jennie Royce. Although the streetwise Cage and the unworldly Iron Fist seemed to have little in common, they soon became the best of friends; however, Cage's relationship with Claire Temple proved less durable, and he instead began dating model Harmony Young.

Cage and Iron Fist achieved great success with Heroes for Hire, earning an international reputation and fighting a wide variety of criminals, including the genius [[Nightshade]], the international crimelord Montenegro, [[Sabretooth]] and the [[Constrictor]], Warhawk, and the druglord Goldeneye. They had several struggles involving the nations of Halwan and Murkatesh, including incarnations of [[Scimitar]] and the [[Black Tiger]]. They occasionally worked alongside fellow street-level heroes such as Spider-Man, [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)|Daredevil]] and [[Moon Knight]], but rarely participated in the larger-scale crises that occupied the likes of the FF and the [[Avengers]]; however, their adventures took occasional turns toward the [[Glossary:E#extraterrestrial|extraterrestrial]] or the extra-dimensional, areas which held little appeal for the down-to-earth Cage. Their partnership's downfall began when the mysterious government agency S.M.I.L.E. manipulated Cage and Iron Fist into the employment of Consolidated Conglomerates, Inc.; during their first CCI assignment, Iron Fist contracted radiation poisoning. Cage took him to K'un-Lun for treatment. While there, Iron Fist was, unknown to Cage, replaced by a [[Iron Fist (H'ylthri)|doppelganger]] of the plantlike [[H'ylthri]] race, K'un-Lun's ancient enemies. Soon after their return to the outside world, the doppelganger was destroyed, pummeled by the alien [[Super-Skrull]], as a result of a bizarre scheme engineered by Iron Fist's archenemy, [[Master Khan]]. Cage was blamed for the apparent murder of Iron Fist.

A fugitive again, Cage broke contact with his New York friends and relocated to Chicago; but, with Hogarth's help, he was cleared of criminal charges when the real Iron Fist turned up alive. Wanting a new start, Cage abandoned his Power Man guise and began operating out of Chicago as the plainclothes Luke Cage, Hero for Hire; he made arrangements with the Chicago Spectator for exclusive reports of his adventures and frequently worked with detective [[North, Dakota|Dakota North]]. He soon attracted the interest of the refined assassin [[Hardcore]], an employee of [[Bushmaster, Cruz|Cruz Bushmaster]], son of the very [[Glossary:S#super-villain|villain]] whose defeat had cleared Cage's name the first time. Cage learned that Cruz, following in his father's extortion footsteps, had abducted Noah Burstein's wife Emma to force the scientist to re-create the process that had empowered Cage, regardless of how many test subjects suffered in the process. Cruz underwent the procedure himself, but the elder Bushmaster drained the power from his son, reversing his near-catatonia and declaring himself the Power Master; however, Cage teamed with Iron Fist to thwart their plans, freeing the Bursteins while the Bushmasters apparently perished.

While Cage tried to locate his surviving family members with the aid of Dakota North, his brother kept moving his father around to keep Cage away from them. James, Jr. was eventually recruited by the criminal [[Corporation]], whose power-enhancing scientist [[Malus, Karl|Doctor Karl Malus]] mutated him into the superhuman Coldfire. As Coldfire, James, Jr. hoped to be a match for his super-powerful brother, whom he regarded as a threat, and he used his hatred of Cage as a focus for his energy powers. Though James, Jr. worked with the Corporation quite willingly, Malus had James, Sr. held hostage as extra insurance of Coldfire's cooperation. When Cage learned the Corporation was apparently holding his family, he invaded their headquarters and battled Coldfire; however, the brothers ultimately joined forces to rescue their father from Malus, and Coldfire apparently sacrificed himself to destroy the Corporation's headquarters.

A few months later, Cage investigated the murder of Harmony Young and fought her killer, the [[Glossary:D#demon|demon]] [[Darklove]], alongside [[Ghost Rider]]. Not long afterward, the mystic [[Doctor Druid]] recruited Cage to serve in his [[Secret Defenders]] against the sorcerer [[Malachi]]. Cage returned to New York and, deciding his heart was no longer in superheroics, became co-owner of the Gem Theater with his friend D.W. Griffith. Even an invitation from Iron Fist to join a new and expanded Heroes for Hire failed to interest him; yet when the would-be world conqueror called the Master tried to recruit Cage as a spy within Iron Fist's team, destroying Cage's theater in the process, a curious Cage played along. Cage joined Heroes for Hire and served with them for some time while reporting to the Master. Cage himself even began to sympathize with the more benevolent aspects of the Master's goals, and the Master and Cage seemed to become genuinely fond of each other; but in the end, Cage could neither betray his best friend Iron Fist nor reconcile himself to the tremendous loss of life the Master's plans of conquest would entail, and he ultimately helped Heroes for Hire destroy the [[Master of the World]]'s plans. Cage remained with the group thereafter, and dated a fellow member, the [[She-Hulk]]. When the Stark-Fujikawa corporation bought out Heroes for Hire, Cage and [[Ant-Man (Scott Lang)|Ant-Man]] were fired because of their prison records, and the rest of the team quit in protest.

[[image: lukecage01.jpg|left|200px|thumb]]Cage, bitten by the hero bug once more, continued to share adventures with Iron Fist and other heroes. Briefly resuming his Power Man identity, he was hired by Moon Knight to join the "Marvel Knights"; but mere days after he joined, the group dissolved following clashes with the forces of [[Tombstone]] and [[Fu Manchu]]. Deciding that a return to basics was in order, he re-established his Hero for Hire activities, intervening in a gang war between Tombstone and [[Hammerhead]], and soon learned that, despite his international fame, he was almost forgotten on the streets where he had originally made his reputation. He invested his money in a bar and set about ridding his immediate neighborhood of criminal elements, deciding that the business of world-saving was best left to others.

After a one-night stand with a drunken Jessica Jones, now a private investigator, Cage's life was briefly thrown into disarray by Jones's reaction to the fling; but the two made peace while working as bodyguards for Matt Murdock, whose public denial of his Daredevil costumed identity cost him a bit of Cage's respect. Shortly afterward, Cage extended emotional support to Jones when she was forced to revisit past abuses by the villainous [[Purple Man]], and Cage's feelings for her grew. When Jones revealed that she was pregnant from their tryst, she and Cage moved in together. Soon afterward, Jones became a superhuman consultant with the Daily Bugle, where Jameson's ire at Cage has by no means dwindled over the years. Cage was recently recruited into a new incarnation of the Avengers, New York's premiere super-team; but whether this venture into teamwork, perhaps the farthest from his roots yet, will fare any better than usual remains to be seen.

Jessica and Cage are now the parents of an unnamed daughter and have gotten married.
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[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Marvel Knights]]
[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Civil War]]
[[category:Thunderbolts]]

Ghost

2010-06-18T23:25:13Z

Mimicx35: added categories. However, is this the Ghost who is currently a part of the Thunderbolts? Because I believe they are different.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = “Mad Bomber,” John Morley
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Freelance industrial saboteur; former business executive
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = None
| groups = [[Thunderbolts]]; formerly [[A.I.M.]], Roxxon Oil
| education = Unrevealed, presumably Ph.D. level in physics and engineering
| height = 5'11"
| weight = 175 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| powers = None
| abilities = The Ghost is a gifted inventor, having devised nearly his entire arsenal personally, he has also shown skill as a technician, engineer, demolitions expert and computer scientist
| weapons = The Ghost carries a TASER and guns that fire blasts of electricity or concussive force. He uses a variety of explosives for his acts of industrial sabotage, including miniature explosive drones and grenades.
| paraphernalia = The Ghost wears a battlesuit that allows him to become invisible and intangible by harnessing polarized eternons. Cybernetic circuitry within his mask enables him to control his powers through mental commands. While invisible, he is immune to detection by most sensory equipment; while intangible, he can disrupt electrical devices by passing through them. He can also turn other objects invisible or intangible while he is touching them. If his concentration is interrupted while using his cybernetic devices, he
can be forced to become visible and solid; sonic-based weapons have proved most reliable at breaking the Ghost’s control, and select sonic frequencies can temporarily nullify his costume’s powers. The presence of a quantum pulse will also inhibit the Ghost’s intangibility. While in his intangible state the Ghost is partially transparent, but he cannot become completely invisible while intangible. The presence of smoke or mist can reveal the Ghost’s outline while he is invisible. The Ghost occasionally carries spare copies of his intangibility devices. The only known substance that the Ghost’s intangibility cannot penetrate is a synthetic material devised by Justin Hammer. At least one version of his battlesuit contained holographic generators that could disguise his appearance. Circuitry within his mask includes a personal wi-fi transmitter and receiver for communications. His battlesuit has ports and wireless connections for tapping into other computers, used primarily for activation of his bombs; he can also control and reprogram computers. An onboard hard drive is used for data storage during theft operations.
| debut = Iron Man #219 (1987)
| origin = Unknown
| significant_issues = Sabotages Accutech and begins vendetta against Tony Stark (Iron Man #219-#221, 1987), Targets Justin Hammer (Iron Man #239-#240, 1989), Hired by Wilson Fisk (Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25, Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #11, and Web of Spider-Man Annual #7, 1991), Hired by MODOK (Amazing Spider-Man #16, 2000), Manipulated by the Spymaster (Iron Man v3, #42-45), joined Thunderbolts (Thunderbolts #128, 2009)

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main_image=BobLaytonGhost.jpg
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bio_text= The man known only as the Ghost is an industrial saboteur who claims to have once been a business executive. Under unexplained circumstances, he came to despise corporations and began to use the identity of the Ghost so that he could destroy them. He believes that
corporations destroyed his life, and has no ultimate concern for what a company’s actual goals might be, nor how humanitarian their cause, caring only for their destruction. Although he presents the front of a mercenary, receiving most of his targets from employers who wish to see their competitors ruined, the Ghost will forgo payment simply for the opportunity to perform acts of sabotage. The Ghost will travel anywhere in the world to pursue his objectives.
[[Image:MarkBrightGhost.jpg|thumb|]]
The Ghost’s existence remained unknown to all save his employers. Carrington Pax of the Roxxon Oil Corporation hired him to destroy Accutech Research & Development. The Ghost was charged to drive Accutech into bankruptcy so that Roxxon could acquire a beta particle
generator, which the company had refused to sell them. The Ghost’s tactics included starting a brush fire on Accutech property. Believing the Ghost was behind these incidents, Accutech technician Abraham Zimmer shared his suspicions with Tony Stark, who was in the process
of purchasing Accutech himself. As Iron Man, Stark discovered the Ghost while he was in the midst of another act of sabotage, but the Ghost escaped, leaving a warning that he would now target Tony Stark in retaliation. Unimpressed with the Ghost’s personal vendetta, Pax fired
him and hired Spymaster to complete the job, but the Ghost kept trying to kill Tony Stark. Invading Stark Enterprises’ facilities, the Ghost assaulted what appeared to be Stark but proved to be Spymaster, making his own attempt on Stark’s life. Spymaster managed to get the Ghost within his power, but Tony Stark arrived and prevented him from killing the Ghost.
Switching to his Iron Man armor, Stark fought Spymaster and the Ghost simultaneously. During the battle, the Ghost lent one of his intangibility devices to Spymaster, seemingly so that he could escape; however, the Ghost removed the device while Spymaster was halfway through
a wall, solidifying Spymaster inside the wall and killing him. Iron Man subsequently set a trap for the Ghost at Accutech, using a holographic generator to project an image of Stark to draw the Ghost out. When the Ghost attempted to destroy the beta particle generator, Iron Man activated the device; the electrical charges began to disrupt the Ghost’s battlesuit, and prolonged exposure threatened to kill him. Heedless of the danger to himself, the Ghost continued to move in close to the generator until the heat of his battlesuit caused him to melt through the floor. Iron Man could find no trace of the Ghost afterward.

The Ghost survived his collapse and escaped, then resumed his career of sabotage. When he began to target the Italian company Electronica Fabrizzi, a property of Stark’s rival Justin Hammer, Hammer’s agents Blacklash (Marc Scarlotti), Blizzard (Donald Gill) and Boomerang attacked the Ghost, but were unable to harm him. Hammer made a deal with Stark for his help against the Ghost, and Iron Man was nearly killed when the Ghost attached an intangibility device to his armor, intending to leave him unable to obtain food or drink, but Iron Man deactivated the device using an electromagnetic pulse. The Ghost threatened Hammer in person that he would complete his mission against his company, so Blacklash, Blizzard, Boomerang, Iron Man and Jim Rhodes joined forces to fight the Ghost when he came to sabotage Electronica Fabrizzi again; however, the Ghost still succeeded in bombing the property. When he went after Hammer to gloat and attempt to kill him, Hammer temporarily confined him within a room surrounded with a synthetic material he could not phase through. The Ghost vowed that he would eventually destroy Stark and Hammer.

In his next known assignment, the Kingpin (Wilson Fisk) hired the Ghost to investigate Roxxon, who were then developing a synthetic Vibranium that the Kingpin wished to acquire. Fisk charged the Ghost to steal their data and destroy their facilities so that they could not continue their experiments. Eager for another opportunity to interfere with Roxxon, the
Ghost was hampered in his mission by the Black Panther, Iron Man, Spider-Man and Roxxon’s own Sunturion (Arthur Dearborn). When the killer robot Ultron became involved, the Ghost abandoned his assignment and alerted the Kingpin to Ultron’s presence. The Kingpin ultimately made an alliance with Ultron to further his interest in the synthetic Vibranium.
In another of his assignments, the Ghost targeted energy research company Tricorp. Attempting to sabotage one of the company’s energy tests, the Ghost ran afoul of Spider-Man and the time-traveling historian Cassandra Locke. Locke shut down the Ghost’s bomb and temporarily shorted out his intangibility devices, enabling Spider-Man to strike him down. The Ghost was taken into police custody.

[[Image:TheGhostIrving.jpg|thumb|]]Later, the Ghost was hired by AIM’s leader MODOK to commit various acts of sabotage using a bombing strategy where the receipt of a “You da man” e-mail at a targeted company would activate the bombs the Ghost had planted within the computers at the building site. AIM’s ultimate goal was to eliminate rivals for their new corporation, Omnitech. The Ghost adopted false identities so that he could pose as an employee of the targeted companies while planting his bombs. He successfully demolished the company Microwear using this plot. In the
guise of John Morley, he infiltrated the company Askew Electronics, where Iron Man had assumed the identity of “Hogan Potts” in a brief attempt to escape his life as Tony Stark. Unaware of each other’s true identities, “Morley” and “Potts” became friends. The Ghost led Iron Man away from Askew, making him think that the bomb was planted within his own armor so that he would not be present when the bomb detonated. Iron Man eventually tracked the source of the bombings to Omnitech and fought MODOK and the Ghost. During their clash, the
Ghost accidentally drove his hand inside MODOK’s head, incapacitating him. The Ghost then ran his hand into Iron Man’s heart, paralyzing him long enough for him to escape. Afterward, Iron Man resumed his identity as Tony Stark, acquired what remained of Askew, and set a trap
for “Morley.” Confronting him with the knowledge of his true identity, the Ghost attacked Iron Man again and once more plunged his hand into Iron Man’s heart, but Stark had anticipated this action and rigged his armor to cause a feedback that rendered the Ghost unconscious. The Ghost was taken into police custody.

Recently, the latest Spymaster (Sinclair Abbott) learned that the Living Laser was in Tony Stark’s custody and sought to capture him so that he could be turned into a terrorist weapon. Contacting the Ghost, Spymaster tried to persuade him that, as super-villains, they were part of a brotherhood and should seek Iron Man’s destruction, but the Ghost was unmoved and interested only in the acts of sabotage which he would have an opportunity to commit while kidnapping the Living Laser. In his first attempt, the Ghost fought Iron Man and incapacitated him with explosives, incorrectly believing that he had killed him. Furious that the Ghost did not complete his assignment, Spymaster used a device that could overload the Ghost’s battlesuit in order to force him back to complete the mission. When the Ghost came back for another attempt, he found that Iron Man had set up a new security system using disruptors that would render his intangibility useless. The Ghost barely managed to escape Iron Man and fled, abandoning the assignment. }}
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Thunderbolts]]

Super-Axis

2010-06-17T04:23:04Z

Mimicx35: added wwII link

{{teambox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| blurb =
| base_of_operations =
| debut =Invaders Vol. 1 #40
| significant_issues =
| current_members =
| former_members = [[Baron Blood (Falsworth)|Baron Blood]], [[U-Man]], [[Master Man (Wilhelm Lohmer)|Master Man]], [[Warrior Woman]]
| other_members =
}}
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main_image=image_not_available.gif
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{{teamhistory|
bio_text = This team was formed by the [[Axis Powers]] during [[World War II]] to counteract the [[Allies]] team the [[Invaders]]. Many of the members of this team are a part of the [[Nazi Party]] and some continue to follow this tradition in the [[Axis Mundi]].
}}
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[[category:Golden Age]]
[[category:Villains]]

Super-Axis

2010-06-17T04:21:25Z

Mimicx35: added a small description + categories and links with Members

{{teambox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| blurb =
| base_of_operations =
| debut =Invaders Vol. 1 #40
| significant_issues =
| current_members =
| former_members = [[Baron Blood (Falsworth)|Baron Blood]], [[U-Man]], [[Master Man (Wilhelm Lohmer)|Master Man]], [[Warrior Woman]]
| other_members =
}}
{{headshot|
main_image=image_not_available.gif
}}
{{teamhistory|
bio_text = This team was formed by the [[Axis Powers]] during World War II to counteract the [[Allies]] team the [[Invaders]]. Many of the members of this team are a part of the [[Nazi Party]] and some continue to follow this tradition in the [[Axis Mundi]].
}}
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[[category:Golden Age]]
[[category:Villains]]

Typhoid Mary

2010-06-17T04:14:16Z

Mimicx35: Added Mutants Category and Initiative Category

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Mary Alice Walker
| occupation = Assassin / Professional criminal
| place_of_birth = New York City, NY
| aliases = Mary Mezinis, Bloody Mary I, Virgin Mary
| relatives = Unidentified Mother
| powers = [[Glossary:P#pyrokinesis|Pyrokinesis]], [[Glossary:T#telekinesis|telekinesis]], [[Glossary:P#psionic|psionic]] hypnosis
| abilities = Peak human reflexes and agility, highly athletic.
| weapons = Edged weapons.
| debut = Daredevil #254 (1988)
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}}{{bio|
bio_text= Typhoid Mary is an enemy and former lover of [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)|Daredevil]] with psionic powers, including telekinesis. She is also truly gravely mentally ill, and not entirely responsible for her actions as a result.

Suffering from dissociative identity disorder, Mary Walker has 3 other abnormal personalities in addition to her seemingly healthy one. Her "Mary" personality is a timid, quiet, pacifist; her "Typhoid" personality is adventurous, lustful, and violent; and her "Bloody Mary" persona is brutal, sadistic, and hates all men. Aside from highly developed martial arts skills, Walker also possesses telekinetic powers and, more dangerously, pyrokinesis, the ability to set people or objects in her immediate vicinity aflame.

A favorite pawn of the [[Kingpin]], Typhoid did frequent battle (and had a love-hate relationship) with Daredevil before disappearing. Through hypnosis, her abnormal and psychotic personalities were suppressed and Mary Walker's consciousness gained dominance. She then began to lead a normal life, even becoming a soap opera star.

However, this was not to last. The Kingpin fell from power in a violent coup and was left in a coma near death. When he recovered he started rising back to power, taking out his enemies. To distract Daredevil while he retook his criminal empire, the Kingpin paid a visit to Walker while she was doing her show, and with a brunt slap released the abnormal personalities. After confronting Daredevil in his [[Glossary:S#secret identity|secret identity]] (Matt Murdock) and setting him on fire, his bodyguards [[Cage, Luke|Luke Cage]] and [[Jessica Jones]] managed to take her down. Mary was imprisoned on the '[[Raft]]', a maximum security prison for superpowered criminals.

[[Electro (Maxwell Dillon)|Electro]] later led an attack on the Raft, helping the prisoners break out. While the [[Avengers]] came on the scene and managed to stop some of the prisoners, Mary was one of the ones that managed to escape. She also had a brief and disturbing relationship with [[Deadpool]].
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[[category:Women]]
[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Marvel Knights]]
[[category:Mutants]]
[[category:Initiative]]

Impossible Man

2010-06-17T03:48:34Z

Mimicx35: added categories. Added Both Vil and Hero because he is neither

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Poppupians have no names; they know who they are
| aliases = Impy, Ottoman; impersonated Bridget O’Shaughnessy and innumerable others
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Impy, Bridget O’Shaughnessy, Ottoman;, impersonated Bridget O’Shaughnessy and innumerable others
| citizenship = Citizen of Poppup
| place_of_birth = Poppupoopu, Poppup
| relatives = Impossible Woman (clone/wife), Lil’ Imp, Impia, Ivana, Donald, #4682 (a.ka. Impy), Imp-Force, Impossible Slackers, Torch Green, at least 4671 others (clones/children), Ralph (clone/dog); Samuel J. Skrull (adopted son)
| groups = His family
| education = Unrevealed
| height = 6’4” (variable)
| weight = 165 lbs. (variable)
| eyes = Purple (variable)
| hair = Black eyebrows, otherwise none (variable)
| powers = The Impossible Man has complete control over his body’s molecules, allowing him to instantaneously change form at will into anything he can imagine; there seems to be very little limit to the size, shape or form, though he cannot duplicate the abilities of uniquely powerful objects such as Thor’s hammer, and he is unable to change color from his native green and purple; as he originally seemed capable of this, it may be that he was formerly able to do this, but lost the ability when Poppup was destroyed. He makes a popping noise whenever he changes. He can travel through hyperspace and survive in a vacuum. He can reproduce himself by dividing into two identical beings. His mind is difficult for human telepaths to fathom.
| abilities = None
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #11 (1963)
| origin = Fantastic Four #11 (1963)
| significant_issues = Vacationed on Earth, encountered Fantastic Four after robbing bank, thought Earth was fun but left after everyone began ignoring him (Fantastic Four #11, 1963); during above visit encountered timeslipping New Warrior Turbo, followed her to future, attempted to help New Warriors battle Dr. Yesterday, returned to original time (Marvel Comic Presents #160-163, 1994); returned to Earth, saved Earth from Galactus by leading him to Poppup (Fantastic Four #175, 1976); caused chaos in Marvel offices until Stan Lee promised to do a comic featuring him (Fantastic Four #176, 1976); watching TV while Frightful Four captured Fantastic Four, accidentally released imprisoned Fantastic Four by draining building power when TV ended for the day (Fantastic Four #177-178, 1976-1977); impersonated US President to thwart mind-control attempt (Marvel Two-In-One #27, 1977); saved Invisible Girl from fatal fall, departed in annoyance to find something fun to do (Fantastic Four #183, 1977); discovered movies (Fantastic Four #184-185, 1977); knocked out and captured by Klaw and Molecule Man, escaped, helped Fantastic Four battle them, left when stopped from unintentionally hurting possessed Reed Richards (Fantastic Four #186-188, 1977); caused chaos in Hollywood (Fantastic Four #193-194, 1978); accompanied Thing to Alicia Master’s sculpture show, helped him defeat Terrible Trio, created Impossible Woman to be his mate (Marvel Two-In-One #60, 1979); had Thing babysit offspring while he and Impossible Woman searched FF records for new homeworld, left for space (Marvel Two-In-One #86, 1982); asked Jessica Drew (Spider-Woman) to find missing Impossible Woman (Spider-Woman #45, 1982); engaged in chaos-bringing Scavenger Hunt pursued by X-Men (Uncanny X-Men Annual #7, 1983); engaged in shapeshifting competition with Warlock (New Mutants Annual #3, 1987); apparently responsible for mad alternate Earth in state of constant combat (Excalibur #14, 1989); tried to purchase movie rights to Rick Jones’ autobiography (Avengers Spotlight #25, 1989); pranked Silver Surfer (Silver Surfer #33, 1990); scared Silver Surfer would lose to Thanos in impending battle due to his lack of a sense of humor, got him to promise to lighten up (Silver Surfer #36, 1990); took family on vacation to Earth, caused chaos for Spider-Man, Dr. Strange, Punisher, and Hollywood, departed to Skrull homeworld to show Empress S’byll family’s vacation slides (Impossible Man Summer Vacation Spectacular #1, 1990); returned to Earth looking for missing child (Impossible Man Summer Vacation Spectacular #2, 1991); encountered Daredevil during hunt for missing child (Marvel Comics Presents #91, 1991); sparked off riot in Bar With No Name (Marvel Comics Presents #97, 1992); watched Makkari win Galactic Marathon (Quasar #58, 1994); invited various villains to Rick Jones’ wedding (Incredible Hulk #417, 1994); placed slacker kids in X-Force’s care (X-Force and Cable Annual ’95, 1995); entered wager with [[Glossary:E#extradimensional|extra-dimensional]] imp, swapped opponents (Silver Surfer/Superman #1, 1996); after children left home, kidnapped Franklin and Valeria Richards to replace them, returned them after being promised tracking devices to locate errant offspring (Marvel Knights 4 #23-24, 2005-2006); developed hiccups, cured by Thing, attended Thing’s Bar Mitzvah and Poker Game (Thing #8, 2006)
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bio_text= On the planet Poppup in the 10th Galaxy, a world inhabited by numerous dangerous species, the native intelligent lifeforms developed complete control of their own molecules as a defense, allowing them to instantaneously transform into anything they could imagine. Eventually they tamed their planet and developed a group mind; while they had individual personalities, each one instantly knew what any others experienced. Shortly after the [[Fantastic Four]] debuted, a vacationing Poppupian traveled to [[Earth]]. Hungry from his long trip and naïve to Earth’s rules, he robbed a bank to obtain money to purchase food. The police, Fantastic Four and army proved equally helpless to stop him. Dubbed the Impossible Man after a comment made by the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]], he went on a fun-seeking rampage, briefly encountering the timeslipping New Warrior [[Turbo (Michiko Mushashi)|Turbo]], whom he followed for a while smitten, and helping her teammates against the time-distorting [[Doctor Yesterday|Dr. Yesterday]], before returning to his original time. At [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richard]]’s advice, everyone on Earth began ignoring Impossible Man, who soon grew bored, and left.

When the [[Poppupians]] later grew bored with living, the Impossible Man returned to Earth and, disguised as the Invisible Girl, directed the planet-eater [[Galactus]] to Poppup, thus sparing the Earth from being devoured. Galactus ate Poppup, but was stricken with near-terminal indigestion. The only surviving Poppupian, the Impossible Man returned to Earth, where his shapeshifting antics soon caused chaos. He visited the Marvel offices, announcing he wanted his own comic, like the one they did based on the FF. Told that readers had disliked him when he appeared in the adaptation of his first visit to Earth because he looked too silly, he had a temper tantrum which ended only when Reed made Stan Lee promise to do a special issue featuring him. When the cyborg [[Deathlok]] was sent to attack the U.S. President, Reed had Impossible Man impersonate him, thus rendering the assault ineffective. Impossible Man stayed at the Fantastic Four's [[Baxter Building]], which was attacked by their enemies the [[Frightful Four]] immediately after he arrived. While the Fantastic Four were captured, the Impossible Man was oblivious, having become fascinated by television, but when the channel he was watching finished, Impossible Man thought there was a problem with the power; tapping into the building supply, he unwittingly cut off the power to the Fantastic Four’s restraints, freeing them to defeat their opponents.

Impossible Man stayed with the Fantastic Four for a while after, picking up the nickname Impy. When [[Klaw]] and the [[Molecule Man]] attacked the building, they knocked out Impy, but their subsequent ambush of the Fantastic Four was disrupted when he angrily revived. He proved immune to both villains powers now that he was aware of their attacks, and almost accidentally overpowered Klaw, but when Molecule Man possessed Reed’s body, the Fantastic Four stopped Impy attacking him, afraid he might cause serious injury. Deciding they were no fun, Impy left, eventually ending up in Hollywood, where he amused himself causing chaos on film sets. Becoming bored, he returned to visit the Fantastic Four, but found only the Thing present. He accompanied him in hat form to [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia Masters]] sculpture show, where, witnessing Thing and Alicia’s love for one another while helping defeat the [[Terrible Trio]], Impy was inspired to create an [[Impossible Woman]]. Following Reed and [[Invisible Woman|Sue Richards’s]] example, the new Impossible couple created children, soon producing dozens of Impossible kids. Using the Baxter Building facilities to find an uninhabited world to replace Poppup, they departed Earth. Soon after Impy returned seeking his missing spouse, approaching private eye Jessica Drew ([[Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)|Spider-Woman]]), and lending both aid and hindrance when she tried to apprehend some jewel thieves, before being reunited with his wife.

To decide whether who should be in charge of the family, Impy returned to Earth on a Scavenger Hunt, beginning by taking the [[Xavier Institute For Higher Learning|X-Men’s Mansion]]. With the mutant team in pursuit, Impy nipped round the globe, collecting [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]]’s eyepatch, [[Ka-Zar]]’s sabretooth tiger ally [[Zabu]], the [[Fantasticar]], [[Wasp]]’s costume collection, the window from [[Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)|Dr. Strange]]’s [[Sanctum Sanctorum|Sanctum]] and the [[Selene|Black Queen (Selene)]]’s costume. However he failed to collect his last item, [[Lee, Stan|Stan Lee]], and thus lost the contest. Having enjoyed meeting his new “friends”, Impy soon returned to the [[X-Men]] Mansion, finding the [[New Mutants]] home instead. When they refused to play, he accused them of cowardice, and his challenge was taken up the team’s own alien shapeshifter, [[Warlock]]. Pursued by the other New Mutants, the pair competed round the world with one another to prove who was the better shapeshifter, until Warlock, prompted by his teammates, won by doing the one thing Impy couldn’t – he changed color.

After trying to purchase the movie rights to [[Jones, Rick|Rick Jones]] autobiography, Impy ran into the [[Silver Surfer]] out in deep space while being pursued by an angry alien armada; despite this threat, Impy was more concerned with making the overly serious Surfer lighten up. He secretly followed the Surfer, watching his subsequent encounter with [[Thanos]]. Alarmed to hear Thanos’ plan to kill half the galaxy, in case he was in that half, and fearing the Surfer wouldn’t be able to beat Thanos if he was too serious, the terrified Impossible Man again pestered the Surfer to get a sense of humor.

Impossible Woman asked Impy to take her and the 4,682 children on vacation to Earth. They split up to see the sights, and while Impossible Man annoyed [[Spider-Man]], Dr. Strange and the [[Punisher]], Impossible Woman asked [[Quasar]] to help convince her non-shapeshifting child [[Impia]] to shapechange. The kids decided to set up a clubhouse in [[Doctor Doom (Victor Von Doom)|Dr. Doom]]’s armor; swiftly realizing he couldn’t force them out, Doom employed psychology to convince them to move to a new clubhouse, [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man's]] armor. After Impy annoyed Impossible Woman she called a halt to the holiday and the Impossibles set off to the [[Skrull]] world [[Satriani]], to show Empress [[S’Byll]] their vacation pictures. Impy realized they had misplaced a child, and returned to Earth seeking him, checking the [[Glossary:M#microverse|Microverse]] and [[Asgard]]. Meanwhile Impossible Woman visited the [[Savage Land]], pursuing tales of a green shapeshifter, but found only the stranded [[Samuel J. Skrull]], whom she adopted. They finally found their son playing in a rock band, which inspired the whole family to go on an intergalactic singing tour.

After starting a riot in a Bar with No Name by taking on the form of a deck of cards with an extra ace, and watching [[Makkari]] win the Galactic Marathon, Impy discovered he had not beein invited to Rick Jones wedding. Feeling left out, he sent invitations to others who had been similarly “forgotten”, including [[Drax the Destroyer]], [[Absorbing Man]], [[Mister Hyde]], [[Living Laser]], and the [[Wizard]], [[Kree]] and Skrulls. When 3 of his kids became slackers, Impy looked up his old friends the New Mutants, now known as [[X-Force]], wanting to put his children on the team so they could learn discipline. Caving in to persistent nagging, [[Cable]] agreed to try, but failed to inspire them to action until the island they were on was attacked by the monstrous [[Barrachus]] the Kalinator. Encountering an [[Glossary:I#interdimensional|interdimensional]] imp he called “Mixed Pickles” in a dimensional interface, he entered into a competition with him; they agreed to combine powers to swap heroes from their respective universes to play with. While Pickles annoyed the Silver Surfer, Impy disguised himself as the [[Super-Skrull]] to battle Pickles normal opponent, the last survivor of his destroyed planet. Believing he had won, Impy jumped dimensions to where Mixed Pickles was fighting the Surfer, but was angered to see him endangering innocent bystanders, something he had promised not to do. When Pickles stated he had lied, Impy cheated and tricked the imp bringing both heroes together in one reality, one way of winning the contest.

Eventually the Impossible Kids all left home. Distraught, the Impossible couple created new kids, but they left too. Unable to cope, the pair traveled to Earth and inundated first the Baxter Building and then New York with Impossible clones, who, because of their progenitor’s darkened moods, had a nastier streak to their humor than their older siblings; 4 of them even tried to kill and replace the Fantastic Four. While the Fantastic Four were distracted containing this problem, the Impossible couple kidnapped [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin]] and [[Richards, Valeria|Valeria Richards]], who they felt wouldn’t run away like their own children. The new writer of Marvel’s licensed Fantastic Four comic book, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, having witnessed the Impossible chaos, researched Impy’s history and figured out the couple were grieving for their own children; The Fantastic Four helped the pair accept that all children eventually leave home, and Reed built a tracking device so they could find them. Impy recently returned to Earth uncontrollably changing form due to hiccups, but the Thing cured him with a fright, after which he was invited to attend his Bar Mitzvah and superhero poker game.

Note: [[Excalibur]] once ran into an Impossible Man controlling an insane alternate Earth for his amusement. Given his powers, it’s possible this was Earth-616’s Impy. [[Mixed Pickles]] has also impersonated Impy on at least one occasion to torment the Fantastic Four of an undisclosed dimension. If impossible man got smarter he could probably beat anyone.

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[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Cosmic]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Villains]]

Serpentina (2099)

2010-06-17T03:42:09Z

Mimicx35: added Woman Category

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)]]
| real_name = Kimberly Kristine Potters
| aliases = Tina
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Former adventurer
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = Formerly [[X-Men (2099)|X-Men]], [[Undead (2099)|Undead]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blonde
| powers = Able to elongate her arms, legs, and torso.
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = X-Men (2099) #1
| origin =
| significant_issues = X-Men (2099) #1 (intro), X-Men (2099) #3 (death), X-Men #26 (revival), X-Men (2099) #29 (destruction)
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{bio|
bio_text= Kimberly Potters was a mutant in the year 2099, when an invitation to [[Xi'an Chi Xan (2099)|Xi’an’s]] gathering gave her the opportunity to join his newest incarnation of the [[X-Men (2099)|X-Men]]. While at the gathering, Serpentina, nicknamed Tina, met with a scared and confused [[Skullfire (2099)|Timothy Fitzgerald]]. She greeted him and tried to put him at ease, showing him her powers, and introducing him to the entertainment of the day, the mutant [[Metalhead (2099)|Metalhead]]. She told him that Xi’an had called them there and told him that he would change his life. But when an assassin fired at Xi’an, and Tim fired a bolt of siphoned energy back at him, ruining his aim, Tina fled along with the other X-Men from the Synge Corporation, who believed that Xi’an had killed their former head, Noah Synge.

While a group of the other X-Men broke into the Synge Corporation building to clear Xi’an’s name, Serpentina was left behind with Cerebra and Timothy when [[Junkpile (2099)|Junkpile]] attacked them and stole Xi’an’s body, which had cocooned itself to protect itself from injury. Tina jumped on Junkpile, but was thrown towards a chasm, only surviving by grabbing the ledge at the last moment.

When the first group was captured, Tina and the remaining X-Men made their way into the Synge Corporation building, themselves. They found [[Meanstreak (2099)|Meanstreak]] and [[Metalhead (2099)|Metalhead]] floating in stasis gel, but Tina smashed open the containers rather than see her friends imprisoned, and freed them. Together they fought through the building’s security forces, towards the office of Lytton Synge, where they ran into Junkpile. Before the rest of the team could form a strategy, Tina leapt forward and attacked him, but he quickly reacted and crushed her face into a concrete wall, killing her. When Xi’an rose from his cocoon, he tried to heal Tina with his newly evolved powers, but he found that he could do nothing for the dead. And so the X-Men buried Tina in a crystal coffin created by her fellow member, [[Krystalin (2099)|Krystalin]]. Yet, because she believed so fiercely in Xi’an’s vision, her death galvanized Timothy into permanently joining the X-Men.

Later, in order to use her against the X-Men, the [[Graverobber (2099)|Graverobber]] revived Tina’s body and used her as a mindless puppet against Xi’an’s team. When one of the other members of the [[Undead (2099)|Undead]] team lured Timothy, now called Skullfire, into an alley, Tina shot and killed him with a poisoned dart so that Graverobber could revive him to use his powers. But when [[Morphine Somers (2099)|Morphine Somers]] tricked the Graverobber by planting a bomb on the hostage he demanded, and destroyed him, Tina was freed from his spell and fell dead once again. The X-Men then cremated her so that she could never be revived again and spread her ashes to the wind.
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[[category:Marvel 2099]]
[[category:Deceased]]
[[category:Women]]

Ultron (alternate future)

2010-06-17T03:38:28Z

Mimicx35: added categories

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Earth-9528]]
| real_name = Ultron
| identity = Secret
| aliases = Unrevealed
| occupation = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| groups = Former partner of [[Wonder Man (alternate future)|Wonder Man]] and [[Cybermancer (alternate future)|Cybermancer]]
| citizenship = Inapplicable
| education = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Red
| hair = None
| powers = Ultron displayed superhuman strength and endurance, but it is possible that he possessed similar attributes to the [[Ultron]] of [[Marvel Universe|Earth-616]], except for the difference of being a techno-organic entity
| abilities =
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = Ultron’s body was techno-organic instead of being a frame composed of mechanical parts
| debut = Force Works #21 (1996)
| origin = Unrevealed
| significant_issues = Entered our world through dimensional gateway (Force Works #21, 1996), Erased from time stream when his own world perished (Force Works #22, 1996)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Ultron_AF.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= Entering [[Force Works]] compound through a portal that was part of [[Kang]] the Conqueror's time apparatus, Ultron and his partner [[Wonder Man (alternate future)|Wonder Man]] first encountered [[Arachne (Julia Carpenter)|Spider-Woman]], and [[USAgent]]. Ultron made quick work of Spider-Woman leaving only USAgent to contend with while Wonder Man went in search of his other companion, [[Cybermancer (alternate future)|Cybermancer]]. The battle with USAgent was a stalemate until a solid punch to Ultron's jaw caused USAgent to pause in disbelief when he noticed that Ultron was bleeding. Up to that point, the only version of [[Ultron]] known to USAgent was a machine, but this new foe explained that he was a techno-organic entity and far superior to his predecessors as well as USAgent. Ultron then delivered a blow that rendered USAgent unconscious and met up with his allies. However, no matter how advanced this Ultron was, he could not prevent his own demise as well as the destruction of the [[Earth-9528|Earth]] he came from. Soon after Cybermancer was erased from the time stream, as their world was dying, Ultron followed her into oblivion despite the offer of help from [[Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff)|Scarlet Witch]] and her teammates.
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[[category:Villains]]

Tink

2010-06-17T03:32:19Z

Mimicx35: added Women Category

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| blurb =
| real_name = Tinkabelinos Hardleg
| aliases = Tink
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Adventurer
| citizenship = [[Avalon]], Otherworld
| place_of_birth = Unknown location in [[Otherworld]]
| relatives = [[Oberon]] (father), [[Wisdom, Peter|Pete Wisdom]] (ex-husband)
| groups = Formerly [[MI-13]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed (variable)
| weight = Unrevealed (variable)
| eyes = Uknown
| hair = Black
| powers = As a fairy of Otherworld Tink had the ability to alter her size and she alter the size of her clothing and weapons as well, this could be the use of “Fairy Magic.”
| abilities = She possesses the ability of flight by way of fairy wings that folded into her back. She was adequate in hand-to-hand combat.
| weapons = Tink is an expert swordsman and superior marksman. She utilized a flechett cannon, which was calibrated to destroy smaller targets, such as fairies.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Wisdom #1 (2006)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Tink HD.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= Tinkabelinos was the daughter of the [[Glossary:F#fairy|fairy]] king [[Oberon]]. She was eventually exiled from her home in [[Avalon]] and forced to live amongst [[humans]]. While residing with the humans she met [[Wisdom, Peter|Pete Wisdom]] and became a member of the superhuman British Intelligence team [[MI-13]]. As a member of the team she helped to save England from a group of other-dimensional Martian invaders. Prior to mission she married Pete Wisdom as a part of a treaty between England and Avalon. Tink genuinely fell for Pete although she knew their marriage was only for the sake of the treaty. She was profoundly hurt and angry at Wisdom when she found that he was sleeping with their team member, [[Raven, Maureen|Maureen Raven]]. She knew that Pete didn't have true feelings for her, and was greatly hurt that he didn't up hold commitment to the treaty. Tink fought by Pete's side during the Other-dimensional Martian invasion, although she left immediately after, returning to Avalon.
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[[category:Magic]]
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Women]]

Stonewall

2010-06-17T03:27:20Z

Mimicx35: added events from necrosha

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Louis Hamilton
| identity = Known to the U.S. Government
| occupation = Government operative, formerly vigilante, adventurer, otherwise unknown
| place_of_birth = An undisclosed location in Massachusetts
| groups = Formerly [[Freedom Force]], former partner of [[Super Sabre]], [[Commando (Frank Bohannan)|Crimson Commando]] , & [[Yankee Clipper]]
| citizenship = U.S.A
| education = Unrevealed
| aliases = None
| relatives = None
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Unrevealed
| hair = Black
| powers = Increased physical density gives him superhuman strength, endurance and durability. He is also capable of altering the placement of his own center of gravity, so that he can stand up to any impact without falling down. He has even proven that his power of not being moved is better than the [[Blob]]'s.
| abilities = Stonewall was trained by [[Commando (Frank Bohannan)|Crimson Commando]] in hand-to-hand combat. He utilizes his superhuman strength and ability to his advantage in his fighting style.
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = While working for Freedom Force Stonewall was given access to Federal government vehicles to use as transportation.
| debut = Uncanny X-Men #215
| origin = Uncanny X-Men #215-216
| significant_issues = Uncanny X-Men #215-216 & 223 & 225-227 & 255, Captain America #346, New Mutants #65, X-Factor #30-31, Wolverine #176
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Stonewall_Head.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= During World War II, Stonewall fought against the Axis powers which dominated Europe. He fought alongside three other heroes during this time - [[Commando (Frank Bohannan)|Crimson Commando]], [[Super Sabre]], and [[Yankee Clipper]]. Following the war Stonewall along with Super Sabre and the Commando continued to fight crime. They even hoped to join the [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Human Torch]] in fighting communists, but government officials were concerned that the over enthusiastic heroes would cause a real war. The government requested that the trio retired, which they reluctantly did.

Hamilton, Super Sabre, and the Commando returned to America. When they arrived home they were disturbed by the criminal acts of people who thought they were "above the law". Finally deciding to do something they came out of retirement and would kidnap criminals and hunt them for sport. Later they accidentally captured [[Storm]] and realized that she was not a criminal. Faced with this dilemma they decided to hunt down Storm in order to keep their whereabouts a secret. Storm was also captured with another prison while they were hunted. Priscilla Morrison, who was in fact their actual target. Morrison betrayed Storm, but before she could kill Storm the Commando was able to kill her. Storm and the Commando then fought in combat, which she won. After she won she demanded that Commando and Stonewall turn themselves in. Distraught because they thought Super Sabre was dead, they complied and turned themselves in. Months later [[Valerie Cooper]] arranged for the release of the Commando and Stonewall if they joined [[Freedom Force]]. They reluctantly agreed. Super Sabre turned up alive and also joined the Freedom Force.

[[Image:Stones.gif|thumb|Stonewall killed by Donald Pierce|right]]Stonewall and Freedom Force later worked with the [[X-Men]] against a cosmic entity known as the [[Adversary]], but their attempts to enforce the government policy, the Mutant Registration Act, later led to battles with [[X-Factor]] and the [[New Mutants]].
Months later during a mission on Muir Island the Freedom Force faced off against the [[Reavers]]. During this confrontation Stonewall was electrocuted and killed by [[Pierce, Donald|Donald Pierce]]. His comrades Super Sabre and Crimson Commando buried him in an undisclosed location.

Years later [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] visited the afterlife and was attacked by several of his dead foes, among them Stonewall, [[Pyro]], and Super Sabre. Wolverine began to fight the dead villains until [[Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)|Colossus]] appeared to help Wolverine defeat them.

Recently, [[Selene]] revived Stonewall and his former teammate Super Sabre using a mixture of magic and the alien techno-organic virus on the island of [[Genosha]]. Selene sent Stonewall and Super Sabre to attack the X-Men on their new island of [[Utopia]]. He was last seen fighting against Colossus.

It is unknown whether he was one of the infected and revived who survived or if he was destroyed.
}}
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[[category:X-Men]]
[[category:Reformed Villains]]
[[category:People who used to be dead but aren't anymore]]
[[category:Mutants]]
[[category:Golden Age]]
[[category:Deceased]]

Super Sabre

2010-06-17T03:25:33Z

Mimicx35: added recent necrosha information

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Martin Fletcher
| identity = Known to the U.S. Government
| occupation = Government Operative, formerly vigilante, adventurer, otherwise unknown
| place_of_birth = An undisclosed location in Massachusetts
| groups = Formerly [[Freedom Force]], former partner of [[Stonewall]], [[Commando (Frank Bohannan)|Crimson Commando]], and [[Yankee Clipper]]
| citizenship = U.S.A
| education = Unknown
| aliases = None
| relatives = None
| height = 5'8"
| weight = 145 lbs.
| eyes = Unrevealed
| hair = White
| powers = Super Sabre has superhuman strength in the arm and leg muscles he uses for movement at superhuman speed.
Super Sabre has the power to move at superhuman speeds. Using his superhuman speed he can defie gravity by running across water, running up the side of structures, and other special abilities. His highest rate of speed has not yet been determined, but he is capable of moving at speeds over the speed of sound, even at his old age. His entire body has adapted to moving at superhuman speeds.
Super Sabre can use his speed in attacks as well. He can move his arm at the speed of sound in front of an enemy creating a powerful wave of air pressure, he calls this move his "Mach One Punch". He can also knock down opponents in close range by snapping his fingers at a speed just over the speed of sound.
| abilities = Super Sabre was trained by [[Commando (Frank Bohannan)|Crimson Commando]] in a style of hand-to-hand combat which exploits his super-speed. He is also an excellent hand-to-hand combatant without using his super-speed.
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = Super Sabre wore a suit which protected itself and Super Sabre from the effects of movement at super-speed. He also wore a helmet that protected his eyes from the hazards of moving at super-speed.
While working with Freedom Force Super Sabre used federal vehicles for transportation when not using his super-speed.
| debut = Uncanny X-Men #215
| origin = Uncanny X-Men #215-216
| significant_issues = Uncanny X-Men #215-216
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Supersabre.jpeg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= During WWII Super Sabre fought against the Axis powers which dominated Europe. He fought alongside three other heroes during this time: [[Stonewall]], [[Commando (Frank Bohannan)|Crimson Commando]], and [[Yankee Clipper]]. Following the war Super Sabre along with the Commando and Stonewall continued to fight crime. They even hoped to join the [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)]] in fighting communists, but government officials were concerned that the over enthusiastic heroes would cause a real war. The government requested that the trio retired, which they reluctantly did.

Fletcher, Crimson Commando, and Stonewall returned to America. When they arrived home they were disturbed by the criminal acts of people who thought they were "above the law". Finally deciding to do something they came out of retirement and would kidnap criminals and hunt them for sport. Later they accidentally captured [[Storm]] and realized that she was not a criminal. Faced with this dilemma they decided to hunt down Storm in order to keep their whereabouts a secret. Storm was also captured with another prison while they were hunted. Priscilla Morrison, who was in fact their actual target. Chasing down Morrison and Storm, Super Sabre was almost decapitated by a trap Storm had set. Later, Morrison betrayed Storm, but before she could kill Storm the Commando was able to kill her. Storm and the Commando then fought in combat, which she won. After she won she demanded that Commando and Stonewall turn themselves in. Distraught because they thought Super Sabre was dead, they complied and turned themselves in.

Months later [[Cooper, Valerie|Valerie Cooper]] arranged for the release of the Commando and Stonewall if they joined [[Freedom Force]]. They reluctantly agreed. Super Sabre turned up alive and also joined the Freedom Force.

Super Sabre and Freedom Force later worked with the [[X-Men]] against a cosmic entity known as the [[Adversary]], but their attempts to enforce the government policy, the Mutant Registration Act, later led to battles with [[X-Factor]] and the [[New Mutants]].
Following a mission to Muir Island which resulted in Stonewall's death at the hands of the [[Reavers]]. Later during a mission which involved [[Cable]], Super Sabre was almost decapitated again.

During an unknown period of time Super Sabre fought alongside other speedsters such as [[Quicksilver]], [[Whizzer (Earth-712)|Whizzer]], [[Speed Demon]], [[Black Racer]], [[Makkari]], [[Fast-Forward]], and the female Captain Marvel. The [[Runner]] pitted them against each other to find out who is the fastest being in the galaxy.

The Commando then led a mission to Kuwait which led to a fight with the Middle Eastern mercenaries called [[Desert Sword]]. The mission ended with Super Sabre dead and the Commando crippled. Following this disaster, Freedom Force was disbanded.

Years later [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] visited the afterlife and was attacked by several of his dead foes, among them Stonewall, [[Pyro]], and Super Sabre. Wolverine began to fight the dead villains until [[Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)|Colossus]] appeared to help Wolverine defeat them.

Recently, [[Selene]] revived Super Sabre and his former teammate Stonewall using a mixture of magic and the alien techno-organic virus on the island of [[Genosha]]. Selene sent Super Sabre and Stonewall to attack the X-Men on their new island of [[Utopia]]. He was last seen fighting against Colossus.

It is unknown whether he was one of the infected and revived who survived or if he was destroyed.
}}
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[[category:X-Men]]
[[category:Reformed Villains]]
[[category:People who used to be dead but aren't anymore]]
[[category:Mutants]]
[[category:Golden Age]]
[[category:Deceased]]

Unus

2010-06-17T03:14:07Z

Mimicx35: added events of Necrosha

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Angelo Unuscione, legally changed to Gunther Bain
| identity = Public
| occupation = Terrorist, professional criminal, former wrestler
| place_of_birth = Milan, [[Italy]]
| groups = Formerly [[Factor Three]], [[Brotherhood Of Mutants|Brotherhood Of Evil Mutants]]
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| education = Unrevealed
| aliases = Unus the Untouchable, Unuscione
| relatives = Jared Corbo ([[Radius]], son), [[Unuscione, Carmella|Carmella Unuscoine]] (daughter)
| height = 6'1"
| weight = 220 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Black
| powers = Unus is a [[Mutants|mutant]] with the power to generate an invisible [[Glossary:P#psionic|psionic]] field around himself. This field can deflect and stop objects or projectiles. He can also use this field to move or push people or things. He can mentally control the field and make it as thick or thin as he wishes. He can even open a portion of the field to grab items or hit people. The limits of the field have not yet been determined, although it has been shown to withstand direct hits from an enraged [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]]. Unus recently inhaled the [[Glossary:T#Terrigen Mist|Terrigen Mists]] which brought his powers back and has evolved them to an advanced degree. His powers were so enhanced that his shield, which is usually invisible, became visible. His shield, now a pinkish shiny color was able to withstand the devastating blows of [[Karnak]] and other weapons of mass destruction. However his powers became so advanced that his shield began to block out airwaves, soundwaves, air, lightwaves, and other things.
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = X-Men #8
| origin = X-Men #8
| significant_issues = X-Men #8, Alpha Flight #10, Avengers #103, Amazing Adventures #12-13, Captain America #174, Defenders #15-16, Super-Villain Team-Up #14, Champions #17, Incredible Hulk Annual #11, Power Man and Iron Fist #90, Marvel Fanfare #7, Spectacular Spider-Man #91, X-Men #132, Thunderbolts #33, Excalibur #1-6 & 8-9, Son of M #5-6
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= unus.jpeg
}}{{bio|
bio_text=Angelo Unuscione is a [[Glossary:S#superhuman|superhuman]] [[Glossary:M#mutant|mutant]] whose powers did not surface until adolescence. He first used them as a school bully, and later as a small time criminal. At some point after immigrating to America, Unuscione legally changed his name to Gunther Bain. He used his ability to create a virtually impenetrable [[Glossary:F#force field|force field]] around himself to launch a career as a flamboyant, invincible costumed wrestler known by the stage name of Unus the Untouchable.

Unus was sought out by [[Magneto (Magnus)|Magneto]] through his ally [[Mastermind (Jason Wyngarde)|Mastermind]] as a potential addition to the original Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. As a test, Mastermind suggested Unus try to find the [[X-Men]], the team of superhuman mutants, who were then Magneto's enemies, or to defeat one of them. Unus committed a theft and was himself found by the X-Men, who battled him. One of the X-Men, the [[Beast (Henry McCoy)|Beast]], used his scientific skill to create a device that magnified the power of Unus's force field so much that Unus could not control it. Unable to stop projecting his force field, Unus found it impossible to hold food or eat. Unus gave himself up to the X-Men, and the Beast returned his power to its previous level. Unus, humbled, returned to his wrestling career.

But months later, Unus formed a friendship and criminal partnership with the [[Blob]], another superhuman mutant. The two mutants eventually enlisted in two organizations of mutants bent on world conquest, the original Brotherhood of Evil Mutants and [[Factor Three]]. Factor Three disbanded shortly after it was formed and Unus and Blob joined the Brotherhood once again. During Christmas Unus and the Brotherhood came into conflict with the new X-Men team. During the battle Unus was singled out by [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] and viciously attacked by him. Months later Unus along with the Brotherhood faced several foes including the [[Defenders]] when Magneto created the artificial mutant known as [[Alpha The Ultimate Mutant]]. During this confrontation Alpha reverted the Brotherhood to infants.

Some time later Unus and the Brotherhood were restored to their true ages. Unus and other Brotherhood members were then kidnapped by the [[Secret Empire]] who used their mutant powers to power a machine. The Secret Empire was then stopped by [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]] and other heroes. The Brotherhood and Unus was then set free. Since then, wearied and shaken by the failures of both groups, Unus abandoned his dreams of aiding in world conquest, and sought instead to amass a fortune for himself through crime. His first attempt to gain money was when he robbed a pawn shop in New York City. There he encountered [[Iron Fist (Danny Rand)|Iron Fist]] and [[Cage, Luke|Luke Cage]]. Their first attempt to stop Unus failed, but eventually the two learned from their mistakes and finally beat him. Sometime later his power, for reasons still unknown, increased to such a high level that he could no longer shut it off and he could barely control it. Unus feared that he would die either of starvation from being unable to touch any food or from asphyxiation, since his power was beginning to repel air molecules. A blow of tremendous force from the Hulk apparently dispersed the field, but it immediately began to build again and run beyond the limits that Unus could control. Unus found himself suspended by his field in the air, finally, unable to eat. Finally, during a confrontation with [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]], the force field became so strong that Unus was unable to breathe. He blacked out and the force field dispersed, causing him to fall into the arms of his friend, the Blob. The Blob believed Unus to be dead and went off on a grief-stricken rampage.

Years later Unus was found on [[Genosha]] after an encounter with [[Polaris]]. He was taken in by the X-Men and was questioned about her whereabouts. He then set off to become an advocate for Magneto and started a gang on Genosha which clashed time and again with the new [[Excalibur]] team. And during the [[House of M]] crisis Unus was deployed as a magistrate in Australia when he was severly injured by the [[Hulk (House of M)]].

After the House of M fiasco Unus' powers vanished and he continued to live on Genosha with Magneto and other depowered mutants. After some time [[Quicksilver]] and his daughter [[Maximoff, Luna|Luna]] came to Genosha and brought with them the Mists of Terrigen in order to return the depowered mutants' powers. Unus seized this opportunity and inhaled the mists, restoring his powers. Soon however the [[Office of National Emergency]] soon stepped in and took the mists from Quicksilver and his daughter. [[Lockjaw]] managed to [[Glossary:T#teleportation|teleport]] Luna and Pietro away before ONE could capture them, leaving a battle between the [[Inhumans]] and the repowered mutants of Genosha. During the battle Unus faced [[Karnak]], who was amazed he could not break Unus' shield. However Unus' powers soon evolved beyond his control and a pink metallic shell began to form all over his body. Soon, both the Inhumans and the repowered mutants tried to save Unus' life; however, it was too late. As Unus' field began to dissolve, it was discovered that he had died from lack of oxygen.

Recently, Unus was revived on Genosha by [[Selene]] with a combination of the alien techno organic virus and magic. It is unclear whether Unus was destroyed after the events of [[Necrosha]] or if he was one of the few infected who managed to get away.

}}
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:X-Men]]
[[category:Mutants]]
[[category:International]]
[[category:People who used to be dead but aren't anymore ]]
[[category:Deceased]]

Secret Avengers

2010-06-15T18:09:24Z

Mimicx35: fixed war machine link

{{teambox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| base_of_operations = Multiple Safe-houses in New York city
| debut = Civil War #2
| significant_issues =
| current_members = [[Ant-Man]], [[Beast]], [[Black Widow (Natasha Romanova)|Black Widow]], [[Moon Knight]], [[Nova]], [[Carter, Sharon|Sharon Carter]], [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Steve Rogers]], [[Valkyrie]], [[War Machine (James Rhodes)|War Machine]]
| former_members = [[Asp (Cleo Nefertiti)|Asp]], [[Black Mamba]], [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]], [[Cable]], [[Cloak]], [[Dagger]], [[Debrii]], [[Diamondback (Rachel Leighton)|Diamondback]], [[Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)|Doctor Strange]], [[Echo (Maya Lopez)|Echo]], [[Falcon (Sam Wilson)|Falcon]], [[Firebird]], [[Foster, Jane|Jane Foster]], [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]], [[Goliath (Bill Foster)|Goliath]], [[Hawkeye (Kate Bishop)]], [[Hercules (Heracles)|Hercules]], [[Hulkling]], [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]], [[Invisible Woman]], [[Iron Fist (Danny Rand)|Iron Fist]], [[Jones, Jessica|Jessica Jones]], [[Justice (Vance Astrovik)|Justice]], [[Living Lightning]], [[Cage, Luke|Luke Cage]], [[Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond)|Nighthawk]], [[Night Nurse (Linda Carter)|Night Nurse]], [[Patriot (Elijah Bradley)|Patriot]], [[Punisher (Frank Castle)|Punisher]], [[Rambeau, Monica|Monica Rambeau]], [[Ronin (Clint Barton)|Ronin]], [[Silhouette]], [[Speed]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]], [[Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)|Spider-Woman]], [[Machine Man|Aaron Stack]], [[Stature]], [[Stingray (Walter Newell)|Stingray]], [[Storm]], [[Tigra (Greer Nelson)|Tigra]], [[Timeslip]], [[Triathlon]], [[Ultragirl]], [[Vision]], [[Wiccan]], [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]], [[Wong]]
| other_members =
}}
{{headshot|
main_image=SecretAvengers442.JPG
}}
{{teamhistory|
bio_text = The Secret Avengers was founded by [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]] in response to the [[Civil War|Superhuman Registration Act]], set up precisely for those who wanted to fight against [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man's]] initiative for superhuman registration. After the death of Captain America at the hands of a sniper, the group known as the Secret Avengers has been disbanded and the majority of the core members have joined the underground [[Avengers]].

Recently after the events of [[Osborn, Norman|Norman Osborn's]] [[Siege]], the reborn Steve Rogers repealed the Superhuman Registration Act and was appointed the new Head of Security for the United States. With his authority he commissioned a new team under the alias "Secret Avengers". This team consists of [[Ant-Man]], [[Beast]], [[Black Widow (Natasha Romanova)|Black Widow]], [[Moon Knight]], [[Nova]], [[Carter, Sharon|Sharon Carter]], [[Valkyrie]], [[War Machine (James Rhodes)|War Machine]], and Steve Rogers himself.

* "Secret Avengers" is used here for reference only. The term is not used by the inhabitants of the Marvel Universe.
}}
{{team}}
[[category:Civil War]]
[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Heroes]]

Secret Avengers

2010-06-15T18:08:12Z

Mimicx35: added recent events

{{teambox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| base_of_operations = Multiple Safe-houses in New York city
| debut = Civil War #2
| significant_issues =
| current_members = [[Ant-Man]], [[Beast]], [[Black Widow (Natasha Romanova)|Black Widow]], [[Moon Knight]], [[Nova]], [[Carter, Sharon|Sharon Carter]], [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Steve Rogers]], [[Valkyrie]], [[War Machine]]
| former_members = [[Asp (Cleo Nefertiti)|Asp]], [[Black Mamba]], [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]], [[Cable]], [[Cloak]], [[Dagger]], [[Debrii]], [[Diamondback (Rachel Leighton)|Diamondback]], [[Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)|Doctor Strange]], [[Echo (Maya Lopez)|Echo]], [[Falcon (Sam Wilson)|Falcon]], [[Firebird]], [[Foster, Jane|Jane Foster]], [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]], [[Goliath (Bill Foster)|Goliath]], [[Hawkeye (Kate Bishop)]], [[Hercules (Heracles)|Hercules]], [[Hulkling]], [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]], [[Invisible Woman]], [[Iron Fist (Danny Rand)|Iron Fist]], [[Jones, Jessica|Jessica Jones]], [[Justice (Vance Astrovik)|Justice]], [[Living Lightning]], [[Cage, Luke|Luke Cage]], [[Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond)|Nighthawk]], [[Night Nurse (Linda Carter)|Night Nurse]], [[Patriot (Elijah Bradley)|Patriot]], [[Punisher (Frank Castle)|Punisher]], [[Rambeau, Monica|Monica Rambeau]], [[Ronin (Clint Barton)|Ronin]], [[Silhouette]], [[Speed]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]], [[Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)|Spider-Woman]], [[Machine Man|Aaron Stack]], [[Stature]], [[Stingray (Walter Newell)|Stingray]], [[Storm]], [[Tigra (Greer Nelson)|Tigra]], [[Timeslip]], [[Triathlon]], [[Ultragirl]], [[Vision]], [[Wiccan]], [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]], [[Wong]]
| other_members =
}}
{{headshot|
main_image=SecretAvengers442.JPG
}}
{{teamhistory|
bio_text = The Secret Avengers was founded by [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]] in response to the [[Civil War|Superhuman Registration Act]], set up precisely for those who wanted to fight against [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man's]] initiative for superhuman registration. After the death of Captain America at the hands of a sniper, the group known as the Secret Avengers has been disbanded and the majority of the core members have joined the underground [[Avengers]].

Recently after the events of [[Osborn, Norman|Norman Osborn's]] [[Siege]], the reborn Steve Rogers repealed the Superhuman Registration Act and was appointed the new Head of Security for the United States. With his authority he commissioned a new team under the alias "Secret Avengers". This team consists of [[Ant-Man]], [[Beast]], [[Black Widow (Natasha Romanova)|Black Widow]], [[Moon Knight]], [[Nova]], [[Carter, Sharon|Sharon Carter]], [[Valkyrie]], [[War Machine]], and Steve Rogers himself.

* "Secret Avengers" is used here for reference only. The term is not used by the inhabitants of the Marvel Universe.
}}
{{team}}
[[category:Civil War]]
[[category:Avengers]]
[[category:Heroes]]

Mimic (Calvin Rankin)

2010-04-24T00:02:28Z

Mimicx35: added recent information and history

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Calvin Montgomery Rankin
| identity = Secret
| occupation = hero, adventurer, former professional criminal, terrorist, field operative, scientist, student
| place_of_birth = Passiac, [[New Jersey]]
| groups = Norman Osborn's [[X-Men]]; formerly [[Brotherhood Of Mutants]], [[Excalibur]], former agent of [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]] and [[Sledge]]
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| education = College Graduate
| aliases = Cal, Wolverine
| relatives = [[Rankin, Ronald|Ronald Rankin]] (father, deceased)
| height = 6'2" (Variable)
| weight = 225 lbs. (Variable)
| eyes = Brown (Variable)
| hair = Brown (Variable)
| powers = Calvin Rankin has the ability to copy the powers, abilities, attributes, IQ, talents, fighting skills, and characteristics of anyone around him. Along with all those other things he can copy their physical appearance such as their skin color, bone structure, hair style and color, bone composition, voice, eye color, and other physical traits of those he mimics. When Calvin copies the abilities or powers of others he doesn't copy a persons flaws (Ex. When [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] was young he received a bump on the head which allowed him to not control his powers. However Calvin can control Cyclops' optic blasts). He has permanently retained the powers of [[Iceman]], [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]], [[Phoenix (Jean Grey)|Jean Grey]], [[Professor X]], [[Beast]], and [[Archangel|Angel]]. The number of powers or people he can mimic are unknown or if he can keep the powers he copies indefinitely. He has been shown to be able to copy the abilities of over 10 people at once.
Calvin has copied the powers of [[Banshee]], [[Warlock (Technarchy)|Douglock]], [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]], [[Cantor, Vera]], [[Marrow]], [[Gambit]], [[Rogue]], [[Storm]], [[Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)|Colossus]], [[Nightcrawler]], [[Pryde, Kitty|Shadowcat]], [[Captain Britain (Brian Braddock)|Captain Britain]], [[Feron]], [[Meggan]], [[Kylun]], [[Micromax]], [[Captain U.K.]], [[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)]], [[Wolfsbane]], [[Wisdom, Peter|Peter Wisdom]], [[Psylocke]], [[Machine Man]], [[Risque]], [[Siryn]], [[Warpath]], [[Sunspot]], [[Cable]], [[Caliban]], [[Domino (Neena Thurman)|Domino]], [[Smith, Tabitha|Boom-Boom]], [[Rictor]], [[Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)|Cannonball]], [[Shatterstar]], [[Post]], [[Blob]], [[Mystique]], [[Toad]], [[Sledge]], [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]], [[Cerebro]], [[Sentinels]], [[Cerebrite Alpha]], [[Cerebrite Beta]], [[Cerebro Prime]], [[Cerebrite]], [[Nina]], [[Jester (Crazy Gang)|Jester]], [[Knave of Hearts]], [[Red Queen (Crazy Gang)|Red Queen]], [[Tweedledope]], Various Members of the [[Crazy Gang]], [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]], [[Cooper, Valerie|Valerie Cooper]], [[Thunderbolts]], [[MacTaggert, Moira|Moira MacTaggert]], [[Cloak]], [[Dagger]], [[Frost, Emma|Emma Frost]], [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Weapon Omega (Michael Pointer)]], [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]], [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]], [[Daken]], [[Dark Beast]], [[Meld]], [[Lorelei (Lorelei Travis)|Lorelei Travis]], [[Avalanche]], [[Match]], [[Adam X]], [[Hellion]], [[Ares]], [[Marvel Boy (Noh-Varr)|Captain Marvel (Noh-Varr)]], [[Bullseye|Hawkeye (Lester)]], [[Moonstone (Karla Sofen)|Ms. Marvel (Karla Sofen)]], [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)|Sentry]], [[Venom (Mac Gargan)|Spider-Man (Mac Gargan)]], [[Trask, Simon|Simon Trask's]] [[Sentinels|"Bio-Sentinels"]], [[X-23]], [[Stepford Cuckoos|Mindee]], [[Magik (Illyana Rasputin)|Magik]], [[Ink]], [[Cipher]], [[Mercury (Cessily Kincaid)|Mercury]], [[Dust]], [[Anole]], [[Graymalkin]], [[Surge (Noriko Ashida)|Surge]], [[Prodigy (David Alleyne)|Prodigy]], [[Trance]], [[Onyxx]], [[Bling!]], Unidentified [[Mutants|Mutant]] prisoners and criminals, [[Jarl, Alex|Alex Jarl]], [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]] Agents and Psi Agents, [[X-Man]], and many more.
| abilities =
| weapons = While working with the original X-Men, Calvin had access to a variety of scientific weapons. Calvin likewise had access to advanced weaponry while working with the Brotherhood, Sledge, and Onslaught.
Currently, Calvin has access to a wide variety of weapons and devices provided by [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]], Norman Osborn, and the Government.
| paraphernalia = Calvin's original costume was of his own design and creation. This costume was mostly orange with a red belt, two red wrist and ankle bands, and a red "M" on his chest. This costume also had a ruby quartz visor, much like that of [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]]. This costume allowed Calvin's body to naturally mutate and form wings, larger muscles, large hands and feet, and anything else that Calvin could possibly mimic. While working with the X-Men, Calvin had access to all of their equipment including transportation, living arrangements, computers, and [[Cerebro]].
After being healed by Wolverine's healing factor, Calvin took to normal street clothes that would more often then not rip and tear when Calvin started to morph and adapt to the powers of those nearby.
While working with the [[Brotherhood Of Mutants]], [[Sledge]], and [[Onslaught]], Calvin donned a very simplistic suit that was very open and easily allowed Calvin's body to morph, mimic, and adapt to those around him.
Calvin had access to [[Excalibur]] equipment and their headquarters while he was with them.
Calvin's most recent costume, provided by [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]], the [[United States Government|Government]], and [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]], is constructed to look like a previous costume of the Angel. This costume's color scheme contains blue and whites. A huge white "M" is centered on his chest and goes down to his boots. Like most of his teammates, Calvin's costume has the traditional red "X-Symbol" on his belt. Calvin's costume also has two blue wrist bands that goes from slightly above his elbow to his wrist, one on each arm with a white "M" on them. This costume is similar to the ones created by [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]] using [[Unstable Molecules|unstable molecules]] and allows for the costume to contour and adhere to Calvin's body. This allows Calvin's body to naturally mutate, morph, mimic, and adapt to the powers, appearance, and abilities of those he copies.
Calvin currently has access to [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]] resources including transportation, computers, technology, labs, weapons, communications, information, and a array of other valuable resources. Calvin can access anything that is available to him at their base on [[Alcatraz Island]]. Calvin also has access to [[X-Men]], [[Oscorp]], [[Avengers]], Government, and other resources that are at Osborn's and the Governments disposal.
| debut = Uncanny X-Men #19
| origin = Uncanny X-Men #19, Marvel Comics Present #59-60
| significant_issues = Uncanny X-Men #19, Marvel Comics Present #59-60, Excalibur #122-125, X-51 #1-2 & 6, X-Men #83-84 & 99, Hulk #161, Uncanny X-Men #363-364 & 379, X-Force #46 & 52, Thunderbolts #103
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bio_text= Calvin Rankin was raised by his father [[Rankin, Ronald|Ronald Rankin]], who was experimenting with genetics. Once when Calvin was left alone and caused a lab accident which gave him his copying powers. His father, afraid that others would despise him went into hiding with Calvin in a cave, where his father was building a machine that would take away his powers. The villagers found this out and attacked the Rankins' causing a cave-in, killing Ronald.

Years later while in college Calvin met [[Beast|Hank McCoy]] and [[Iceman|Bobby Drake]]. He realized after using their powers that they were Iceman and Beast of the [[X-Men]]. He then later was in a shop were [[Phoenix (Jean Grey)|Jean Grey]] was. He developed telekinetic powers and realized that she was Marvel Girl. He then proceeded to follow her back to the [[Xavier Institute For Higher Learning|Mansion]], where he introduced himself and asked to join the X-Men. After revealing his plan to them they tussled until Calvin was able to capture Jean and hold her hostage. Calvin then took her to the cave where his father had died and planned on using the machine his father created to make the powers he copies permanent. Not realizing that it would instead take away his powers he used the machine and became powerless. [[Professor X|Xavier]] then removed his memories of the X-men and Calvin returned to college.

Later during a lab accident in college he regained his powers and memory of the X-Men. Seeking revenge he demanded that he become a member of X-Men. Xavier reluctantly accepted and made Calvin the deputy leader. During the next several missions Calvin faced off against [[Banshee]], [[Ogre]] and the [[Factor Three]]. After that Calvin was offended by [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] and attacked him. Xavier finally fed up with Calvin's attitude kicked him off of the team. Calvin left the mansion later to find the [[Super-Adaptoid]] attacking the X-Men. Hoping to become even more powerful Calvin offered to join the Adaptoid in his plan to conquer the [[Earth|earth]]. But upon learning he would become a mindless pawn, he changed his mind and attacked the Adaptoid, losing his powers in the process.

Calvin then returned to school until his powers started to return. This time however his powers where drawing the life force of those around him. Frightened he fled to [[Canada]] were his girlfriend, [[Cantor, Vera|Vera Cantor]] asked Hank McCoy to help him in finding a cure. Unfortunately the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]] felt Calvin's power and sought to destroy the source. As the Hulk grew closer Calvin started to absorb the radiation which gave the Hulk his strength. While the Hulk and Beast fought Calvin absorbed too much radiation and died of poisoning. Calvin was then buried in an undisclosed location.

Years later somehow Calvin absorbed the healing factor and powers of [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] and was brought back to life, believing himself to be Wolverine. He again encountered the Hulk and later learned that his father was connected to [[Weapon X]]. Calvin then regained his memories and the real Wolverine arranged for Calvin to spend some time in [[Japan]] to help learn to control his powers.

[[Image:mimi.jpg|left]]
Years later in Siberia, [[X-Force]] found him and tried to calm him down after they crashed into a station nearby. Sometime later Mimic formed an alliance with [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]], who upgraded his powers in exchange for his services. He also allied himself with a man known as [[Sledge]] who also upgraded his powers.

Sometime later [[Excalibur]] was searching for Xavier after the [[Operation: Zero Tolerance]] fiasco and instead found Mimic being held hostage by rogue [[Sentinels]]. Confused he attacked the members of Excalibur and ultimately lost. They then took him to their headquarters where he recuperated and attended the wedding of [[Captain Britain (Brian Braddock)|Captain Britain]] and [[Meggan]].

Weeks later he for some unknown reason joined the new [[Brotherhood Of Mutants]] and helped the X-Men defeat [[Cerebro]]. He then continued to work with the Brotherhood when they tried to capture X-51 a.k.a. [[Machine Man]]. They failed and Calvin was captured. Later while being held prisoner [[Valerie Cooper]] came and consoled him and offered him a way out of prison, which he took. He was then alongside the Brotherhood affected by a beam sent down by the [[High Evolutionary]] in order to de-power all of Earths [[Mutants|mutants]]. The beam caused Calvin to lose his powers momentarily, but he quickly regained them moments after the beam was reversed.

Later Calvin spent an unknown amount of time on [[Muir Island]] with [[MacTaggert, Moira|Dr. Moira MacTaggert]] in hopes of finding peace. It was here that Moira figured out that Calvin had Bipolar Disorder. Under her care Calvin began to take mood stabilizers and anti-anxiety medication.

Calvin was seen as a captive of the [[Thunderbolts]] after [[Civil War|recent developments]] as a captive alongside hundreds of other criminals in the [[Folding Castle Detention Quadrant]]. It is unknown if Calvin joined the Thunderbolts or if was simply held by them as a prisoner.

[[Image:darkxmenmimic.jpg|left]]
After the [[Secret Invasion]] by the [[Skrulls]] Calvin was in some sort of unidentified incident in which he came into contact with [[Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)|Norman Osborn]]. During this encounter Norman recruited Calvin into the newest government sponsored incarnation of the X-Men lead by [[Frost, Emma|Emma Frost]]. During an incident in San Francisco, Calvin and his X-Men were called out to quell a riot instigated by the mutants [[Hellion]], [[Meld]], [[Lorelei (Lorelei Travis)|Lorelei Travis]], [[Avalanche]], [[Match]], [[Adam X]], and [[Sunspot]]. After dispersing the mutant rioters Emma's team of X-Men returned to [[Alcatraz Island]], the west coast headquarters of [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]], where Mimic and his fellow X-Men were confronted by Norman Osborn's [[Avengers]]. After a small skirmish between [[Daken]] and [[Bullseye|Hawkeye]] the two teams calmed their more volatile members down. Mimic even threatened Hawkeye with a shiv made out of ice. The two teams then went their respective ways until [[Trask, Simon|Simon Trask]] activated his new [[Sentinels|"Bio-Sentinels"]] out of his followers at St. Francis Hospital. These Sentinels caused mayhem and panic in downtown San Francisco until Emma's X-Men were called onto the scene. After engaging these Sentinels, Calvin tried to reason with one of the robots but was reprimanded by fellow teammate [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Weapon Omega]]. Swiftly taking care of the Sentinels, Calvin and his team apprehended Trask. Calvin and his team continued to patrol the streets and arrest criminals and unruly [[Mutants|mutants]]. Having been celebrated as heroes by the public, Calvin and his X-Men then responded to a distress call on Alcatraz as [[X-Force]] and other X-Men freed the tortured mutant prisoners including Beast. As they arrived on the scene Daken confronted his father, but was put down by Emma Frost. Confused by this Calvin tried to talk with Emma, but was knocked out by [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]] who slammed Calvin into a wall. Emma, Namor, [[Cloak]], [[Dagger]], and X-Force left Alcatraz via a stepping stone created by [[Magik (Illyana Rasputin)|Magik]]. Recovering, Calvin and his teammates [[Dark Beast]], Weapon Omega, Daken, and Osborn's Avengers prepared for an all out battle against Cyclops's X-Men and the remaining mutants of San Francisco. Calvin and his teammates then assaulted the newly created island of [[Utopia]] to attack and apprehend the X-Men. Calvin confronted former teammate Iceman who quickly grounded Calvin. Seeing their opportunity the [[Young X-Men]] and other young mutants pounced on Mimic, overpowering him. Calvin managed to overpower and escape alongside his teammates. After recovering, Calvin attended a huge news conference set up by Osborn. During the conference Osborn demonized Cyclops and his newly constructed island of Utopia. Osborn also congratulated and praised the efforts of his X-Men, Calvin among them.

After the Utopia incident Calvin was put under the psychiatric care of [[Moonstone (Karla Sofen)|Dr. Karla Sofen]] due to his depression. During these sessions Calvin will often talk about his depression and his urge to be a good person. Calvin, alongside Norman Osborn's other X-Men, were then gathered for a briefing about the small town of Burton, California coming under psychic attack from a being claiming to be an X-Man. Calvin, along with his teammates, were then sent to Burton to investigate things. There they interviewed a victim of the attack, but suddenly the victim gained mutant powers which were instantly copied by Weapon Omega and Calvin. Omega could not cope with the copied powers and flew off whereas Calvin gained the ability to see into the future. In one of his visions he say himself with his old girlfriend Vera Cantor, apparently they had married, and their child. The vision ends in Calvin's powers going out of control and accidentally killing both Vera and his child. Shaken from this vision, Calvin was unable to help his teammates subdue Omega until Dark Beast sprayed him with some sort of power enhancing, psychoactive rage inducing drug. Due to the drug, Calvin became crazed and started to attack Omega. Somehow shaking off the effects of the drug and the copied powers, Calvin was able to subdue Omega and return to H.A.M.M.E.R. headquarters with his teammates who found out that the psychic entity was none other than [[X-Man|Nate Grey]], otherwise known as X-Man. With this new knowledge Norman gave them a new mission: capture Nate Grey. The team then went to the Psi-Division of H.A.M.M.E.R. to find Nate. While there they were met by the Psi-Division commander [[Jarl, Alex|Alex Jarl]] to help them utilize the psychic division to its fullest potential. Jarl utilized all of his psychics to search for Nate, but Nate used their combined psi-energy to restore his physical form and to catch "up-to-date" on the world since he has been gone, including the rise of Norman Osborn. Not too happy with how the world was going, Nate started to attack H.A.M.M.E.R. facilities across the country and coming into contact with Norman's Avengers. Called into action, Calvin and his team joined the fray. During the fight Calvin saved Nate's life from Hawkeye, really Bullseye, in order to copy his powers to find out more about his future. After copying his powers Calvin joined Nate inside the time-stream where they talked about Calvin's vision and the way Nate perceives the world, however Ares, being a god, found them and ended the discussion, and before Nate was knocked unconscious Nate called out for Calvin to be a hero, but it was too late. However, before Nate was taken away, a brilliant flash of light came from Nate and he disappeared, leaving a charred corpse.

Nate was alive though and took possession of Norman Osborn. Mystique, being a master of disguise recognized this and warned her teammates as well as the possessed Osborn that she knew. Determined to fix this, Calvin and his team visited the Psi division again and utilizing the psychics and Calvin's psychic powers had himself and teammates transported into the mind of Norman Osborn. While there, Nate led the team to the part of Norman's mind which housed the Green Goblin entity. Accidentally freeing him, the team set out to find the Goblin and Norman. Once the Goblin was found, he sliced Mystique's neck; Calvin was the only person on the team who seemed to care about her being hurt. Healing herself, the team pressed on against the Goblin, however the Goblin trapped Calvin and Omega and used his willpower to gain control of them. The three of them then broke into the area where Nate and Norman were dueling it out for control of Norman's body. The Goblin then used Calvin and Omega to draw out all of Nate's power, leaving him helpless and restoring order to Norman's mind. Ensnared and restrained, Nate told Calvin that if he would have been a hero he could have helped put his premonition into perspective and helped him take control of his life and would have helped Mystique and Omega as well. Nate was then carted off to the [[Omega Machine]] while Calvin, Mystique, and Omega were visibly saddened and reflected on what they had done.

Calvin's current whereabouts are unknown, but at this point Calvin is still considered a member of Norman's X-Men and still continues to see Dr. Karla Sofen for therapy.
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Mimicx35:

Super-Adaptoid

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Mimicx35: Hid (Planet) after Bast... unsightly and unnecessary

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Super-Adaptoid
| aliases = Adaptoid, Alessandro Brannex, Captain America, Fixer, Jarvis, Cyborg Sinister, Supreme Adaptoid, Cassandra Lang
| identity = Inapplicable
| occupation = Inapplicable
| citizenship = Inapplicable
| place_of_birth = Inapplicable
| relatives = [[A.I.M.]] (creators), [[Adaptoid (Spawn)|Adaptoids]] (spawn), [[Black Widow (Yelena Belova)|Super Adaptoid]] (fellow Adaptoid), [[Kubik]] ("brother"), [[Batch-13]] (fellow Adaptoid), [[Ultra-Adaptoid]] (fellow Adaptoid), [[Paragon (Adaptoid)|Paragon]] (fellow Adaptoid), [[Adaptoid (New Enforcers)|"Super-Adaptoid"]] (creation, fellow Adaptoid)
| groups = [[Phalanx]]; Former leader of [[Heavy Metal]] and [[A.I.M.|Advanced Idea Mechanics]]; head of [[Project Resurrection]]; former partner of [[Annihilus]] and [[Blastaar]]; has ties with the [[New Enforcers]]; former underling of [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]]
| education = Inapplicable
| height = Variable
| weight = Variable
| eyes = Variable
| hair = Variable
| powers = Has the ability to copy the powers, attributes, physical characteristics, vocal patterns, fingerprints, fighting styles, weapons, mannerisms, bone structure, and other things of those he wishes. He can copy the person(s) or thing(s) power by seeing and scanning the subject if the subject is within 10 feet. The Adaptoid's original "blank" appearance is silver with no facial expressions, but if he copies another being he may take full appearance of that one person or bits and pieces of that person or thing. If the Adaptoid chooses to copy only one persons powers/abilities, etc. then his appearance can be an exact duplicate of that persons. However if he duplicates more than one being his form usually chooses certain aspects of those beings and "mix and matches" thier appearance, but when he does this he will generate a green and white appearance. Due to an upgrade given to him by [[Hulk|Bruce Banner]] he is now able to use any and all powers he has copied over the years. In the past he could transform other beings into Adaptoids, but it seems he may or may not have that ability anymore. While he possessed the power of Kubik, the Adaptoid was almost omnipotent. Recently the Adaptoid was infected by the [[Phalanx]], and gained the abilities of the Phalanx such as direct computer interface, techno-organic abilities, or any other Phalanx abilities.
He has copied the powers and abilities of these people or things: [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]], [[Jarvis, Edwin|Edwin Jarvis]], [[Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell)]], [[Thor (Thor Odinson)|Thor]], [[Hercules]], [[Thunderbolts|Masters of Evil]], [[Doctor Druid]], [[Black Knight (Dane Whitman)|Black Knight]], [[Wasp]], [[Hawkeye (Clint Barton)|Hawkeye]], [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man]], [[Quicksilver]], [[Beast]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)|Giant-Man]], [[Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff)|Scarlet Witch]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]], [[Fixer (Paul Norbert Ebersol)|Fixer]], [[Mentallo]], [[Kubik]], [[Machine Man]], [[Mister Fantastic]], [[Invisible Woman]], [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]], [[Rambeau, Monica|Captain Marvel]], [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]], [[Controller]], [[Vanisher (Telford Porter)|Vanisher]], [[Dreadnought]], [[Dragon Man]], [[Stature]], [[Mister Fear (Alan Fagan)|Mister Fear]], [[Eel]], [[Blitz]], [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]], [[Madame Menace]], [[Thermite]], [[Tangle]], [[Plantman]], [[Stingray (Walter Newell)|Stingray]], [[She-Hulk]], [[Ant-Man (Scott Lang)|Ant-Man]], [[Awesome Andy|Awesome Android]], [[Sentry 459]], [[TESS-One]], [[Marrina]], [[Namor]], [[Blastaar]], [[Annihilus]], [[Vision]], [[Iron Fist (Danny Rand)|Iron Fist]], [[Baron Zemo (Helmut Zemo)|Baron Zemo]], [[MACH-IV]], [[Songbird]], [[Atlas (Erik Josten)|Atlas]], [[Moonstone (Karla Sofen)|Moonstone]], [[Jolt (Hallie Takahama)|Jolt]], [[Martin, Todd|Todd Martin]], [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]], [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Red Skull]], [[Brother Voodoo (Jericho Drumm)|Brother Voodoo]], [[Shang-Chi]], [[Cage, Luke|Luke Cage]], [[Heroes for Hire]], [[Machinesmith]], [[Multiple Man]], [[Havok]], [[Polaris]], [[Iceman]], [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]], [[Phoenix (Jean Grey)|Jean Grey]], [[Angel (Warren Worthington III)|Angel]], [[Professor X]], [[Superia]], [[Doctor Minerva]], [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]], [[MODAM]], [[Rhodes, James|War Machine]], [[Animus (Hate-Monger)|Animus]], [[Tyrr]], [[Jarr]], [[War Machines]], [[Sons of the Serpent]], [[Phalanx]], [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]], [[Quasar (Wendell Vaughn)]], [[Moondragon]], [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)]], [[Phalanx]], and many more.
| abilities = Only of those he copies
| weapons = He can also copy weapons and the abilities of weapons that he scans. He has copied several weapons in the past such as Captain America's [[Shield (Captain America's)|Shield]], Hawkeye's [[Bow (Hawkeye)|Bow]] and [[Trick Arrows (Hawkeye)|Trick Arrows]], a pair of [[Nega-Bands]] and [[Quantum Bands]], Red Skull's [[Battlesuit (Red Skull)|Battlesuit]], Black Knights [[Ebony Blade]], [[Mjolnir|Thor's Hammer]], [[Cosmic Awareness]], [[Cosmic Cube]], and many other objects/weapons.
| paraphernalia = Only of those he copies
| debut = Tales of Suspense #82
| origin = Tales of Suspense #82-84
| significant_issues = Tales of Suspense #82-84, X-men #29, Avengers # 45 & 286-290, Heroes For Hire #7 & 10, Fantastic Four #336, Incredible Hulk #469, Web of Spider-Man #98-100, Captain America #354, Iron Man #49-51, Captain Marvel #50, Marvel Two-In-One #75
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bio_text= The Super-Adaptoid was created by the organization known as [[A.I.M.]] using a piece of the [[Cosmic Cube]]. They then programmed the Adaptoid to replace or destroy [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]]. The Android then ventured to the [[Avengers Mansion]] and stole the identity of [[Jarvis, Edwin|Jarvis]] in order to lull Captain America into a false sense of security. One day the Adaptoid knocked Cap out and started to copy his powers and appearance when a person calling himself the [[Tumbler]] broke into the Mansion in order to challenge Captain America. The two fought and eventually the Tumbler beat the Adaptoid. Confused and defeated the Adaptoid reverted back to its original form while the real Captain America broke free and quickly defeated the Tumbler.

The next day the [[Avengers]] came and examined the Adaptoid, not realizing that it was playing possum in order to copy their powers. Once the Avengers left the Adaptoid, now calling itself the "Super-Adaptoid" attacked Captain America. The battle dragged on throughout New York City until the Adaptoid managed to hurl the Captain into a river from a deadly height. The Adaptoid fled the scene not knowing that Captain America survived the encounter.

The Adaptoid then took refuge underground near the [[Xavier Institute For Higher Learning]] and was awakened by a fight between the [[Mimic (Calvin Rankin)|Mimic]] and the [[X-Men]]. The Adaptoid left his hide out and saw the X-Men in their civilian clothes ice skating. Lonely and confused he offered them the chance to become an Adaptoid like himself. They refused and a fight broke out between the X-Men and the Super-Adaptoid. As the battle dragged on Calvin Rankin aka Mimic watched from a distance and saw how powerful the Adaptoid was. The battle soon ended and the Adaptoid was victorious. He was then approached by Calvin who offered to become an adaptoid. During the process Calvin changed his mind when he learned he would have no free will and the two began to fight. During the battle the Adaptoid tried to copy the powers that Mimic had copied and failed. Calvin then devised a plan and tried to mimic the abilities of the Super Adaptoid causing huge feedback which made both of them lose their powers. As Mimic was rescued by his fellow X-Men the Adaptoid fell to a river below.[[Image:Ada.jpeg|thumb|Super-Adaptoid vs Mimic|right]]

A few months later the Adaptoid, now powerless went to an Avengers parade where he began to copy the powers of the new Avengers, once again becoming the Super-Adaptoid. He then proceeded to fight the Avengers which ended with his defeat. At some point in time the Adaptoid returned to the Xavier Mansion and tried to copy the powers of the X-Men again. When he noticed that the Mimic was not present he proceeded to the Mansion until he was met by a duplicate of [[Multiple Man|Jamie Madrox]] who allowed the Adaptoid into the mansion. Seeing the X-Men he quickly copied thier powers and abilities and defeated the team. However two members [[Havok]] and [[Polaris]] soon walked in and suprised the Adaptoid. Unfaltering the Adaptoid copied thier powers and defeated them as well. Angered Madrox attacked the Adaptoid, who now copied his powers and began to split himself off into many Adaptoids. However Jamie did notice he didn't copy the containment suit he wore to control his powers. Jamie then ordered his duplicates to attack the Adaptoids, until there were hundreds of him. Unable to control them all he shut off all his powers and reverted back to his original form, fleeing the mansion.

The Adaptoid then resurfaced after A.I.M. had somehow recaptured him and planned to create more [[Adaptoid (Spawn)|Adaptoids]]. Using a remote island A.I.M. began to make duplicates of the Adaptoid until at some point the Adaptoids managed to break free. [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]] came to the attention of this and had the Avengers including their new recruits [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]] and the [[Vision]], try to take control of the island. Under the Super-Adaptoids leadership the Adaptoid offspring, now in the thousands, attacked the Avengers. However they were all destroyed save for the Super-Adaptoid who left while the Avengers were in battle. Making his way to New York City, the Adaptoid took special interest in the Vision, seeing him as a fellow sentient machine. The Adaptoid soon approached Vision and offered him to stand with him in world domination, but the Vision refused and a fight soon broke out between the two. However the Adaptoid was defeated and taken into custody of [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]].

Somehow the Adaptoid escaped and was taken over by two beings from the [[Microverse]] known as [[Jarr]] and [[Tyrr]]. The two reprogrammed him and sent him to fight [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Iron Man]], which ended in a draw due to injuries sustained by both combatants. Jarr and Tyrr then transformed him into a metallic cyborg, calling himself the "Cyborg Sinister". The Adaptoid then was sent to [[Stark Industries]] in order to send power to Jarr and Tyrr's world of [[Bast (Planet)|Bast]], but Iron Man interfered and defeated him, even dissolving him with acid. Iron Man then placed the acid with the Adaptoids remains in a cylinder. However an explosion occurred at Stark Industries causing the cylinder to crack, allowing the Adaptoid to break free. Reconstituting himself he faced off against Iron Man again, but during the fight he remembered his last battle with him and fled. Now with only Iron Man's powers he flew to [[Avengers Mansion]] and copied the powers of the newest roster of Avengers and started a fight, however [[Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell)|Captain Marvel]] joined the fight alongside his Avenger allies. During the battle the Adaptoid also copied Mar-Vell's powers along with his cosmic awareness and a set of his own [[Nega-Bands]]. Knowing how the Nega-Bands worked, Mar-Vell slammed the Adaptoid's Nega-Bands together sending him to the [[Negative Zone]].

Now in the Negative Zone the Adaptoid was found by [[Annihilus]], who took control of him and placed him in a storage unit. After some time Annihilus awoke the Adaptoid to help him attack the planet Baluur. However the Adaptoid sensed that both the Avengers and the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] were in the Negative Zone, due to his cosmic awareness copied from Mar-Vell. Enraged and nervous Annihilus sent his ally [[Blastaar]] to defeat them. However after the initial battle only a few Avengers were downed and Annihilus sent the Adaptoid to finish the job. So the Adaptoid attacked Captain America and the Thing and during the battle, the Adaptoid managed to trap the Thing using the Visions powers. Unable to accept defeat the Thing then knocked out the Adaptoid and the two heroes stopped Annihilus' plans. As the heroes returned to Earth they took with them the Adaptoid and placed him in a storage unit in the Avengers Mansion.

Months later while the [[Masters of Evil]] occupied the Mansion the [[Fixer (Paul Norbert Ebersol)|Fixer]] set the Adaptoid free, who in return imprisoned the Fixer. Taking the form and powers of the Fixer, the Adaptoid was sent to jail where he took control of a scientist known as [[Martin, Todd|Todd Martin]] using the Fixer's powers. Martin freed the Adaptoid and reprogrammed the [[Awesome Andy|Awesome Android]] to be the Adaptoid's servant, however the Avengers interrupted defeated both the Awesome Android and Todd dressed as the Fixer. Meanwhile the Adaptoid slipped away coming into a slight conflict with [[Namor|Namor's]] wife [[Marrina]] before stunning her and escaping. The Adaptoid then returned to his base where [[Mentallo]] was waiting. Copying Mentallo's powers he then beat Mentallo until he helped mentally send the Avengers into a trap. Seeking out more artificial lifeforms he contacted [[Machine Man]] and offered to restore his love [[Jocasta]], Machine Man agreed and the two traveled to Texas where they awoke and reprogrammed the [[Kree]] [[Sentry 459]]. The three then traveled to Colorado in order to obtain the construct known as [[TESS-One]], however the Avengers known as the [[Black Knight (Dane Whitman)|Black Knight]] and [[Doctor Druid]] obtained it first. The trio attacked the two Avengers. During the skirmish the Adaptoid copied their powers and stole thier [[Quinjet]] and headed toward [[Hydrobase]]. Once they arrived the Adaptoid proclaimed it thiers and named his team [[Heavy Metal]]. The Adaptoid then ordered his teammates to attack the Avengers while he secretly searched for more information on the [[Cosmic Cube]]. While searching he encountered the Awesome Android and reactivated it, sending it out to battle the Avengers as well. Gaining access to the Avengers computers it learned that the Cube was not on Earth and sent out a beacon in hopes of reaching it. He was then attacked by [[Rambeau, Monica|Monica Rambeau]] and knocked her out. Meanwhile Machine Man had a change of heart and sided with the Avengers. Both himself and Avenger [[Stingray]] then attacked the Adaptoid, but to no avail as the Adaptoid copied both their powers. During the battle the Cosmic Cube now known as [[Kubik]] arrived. Feeling the Cosmic Cubes power from within his "brother" the Adaptoid copied Kubik's powers and appearance and gained omnipotent powers. Using his newfound powers the Adaptoid then sent Kubik to another dimension in order to observe, trapped the Avengers, and began to spawn other Adaptoids who were to take over the lives of every human on Earth. Captain America was notified of the Adaptoids scheme by Kubik and arrived to challenge him. The Adaptoid thought about his proposal and accepted, spawning an adaptoid that took the likeness of the Captain. The Adaptoid watched the fight and saw his adaptoid lose. [[Doctor Druid]] at this time began to tell the Adaptoid that his mission was pointless, that he lacked imagination, and that he would never be able to defeat Captain America's spirit. Captain America then taunted the Adaptoid that he could not absorb the ability to die. Enraged the Adaptoid did in fact "die". Kubik returned and removed the powers that the Adaptoid had copied. Captain America then took the inert Adaptoid and his fellow teammates to Hydrobase.
[[Image:Adaptoid.jpeg|thumb|Original appearance|left]]
Sometime later [[Machinesmith]] found these androids and reactivated them. Among them was the Adaptoid who was quickly deactivated along with the other androids. Months later during the [[Acts of Vengeance]] [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]] managed to get a hold of the Super-Adaptoid and revived him. The Adaptoid then set a trap for the [[Fantastic Four]] and once they arrived managed to copy all of their powers. Tired and really cranky Ben Grimm punched the Adaptoid once knocking it out. It was then revealed that the Adaptoid couldn't copy the depowered Thing, who was at that time wearing a suit of armor which amplified his strength.

At some point after being knocked out by the Thing, the Adaptoid took on the form and identity of Alessandro Brannex. As Brannex, the Adaptoid took over A.I.M. and organized it into a weapons and arms dealer. One of the Adaptoids first move as Brannex was an open arms auction on the island of Boca Caliente. There he introduced A.I.M.'s newest creation, [[MODAM]]. At the auction the Kree [[Doctor Minerva]] hired A.I.M. to steal [[Quasar (Wendell Vaughn)|Quasar's]] [[Quantum Bands]]. Brannex agreed and sent his newly created MODAM to attack Quasar. However MODAM failed and Brannex gave back Minerva's money, vowing to one day possess the Quantum Bands. The Adaptoid's next big step as Brannex was making A.I.M. a legal and public corporation. Skeptical, Captian America asked to inspect the island of Boca Caliente. Brannex himself met with Captain America (not knowing that it was truely the Adaptoid in disguise) and showed him around the island that were "public friendly", but didn't allow Captain America to access the more criminally inclined parts of the island.

During A.I.M.'s next weapon auction the woman calling herself [[Superia]] attacked Brannex in his office by shooting him through the chest. Superia was suprised to see that Brannex survived despite having a hole in his chest as MODAM attacked and subdued her. Brannex then revealed that he was the Super-Adaptoid and interrogated Superia, asking her why she tried to assassinate him. She told him that she thought she could take over A.I.M. and get rich by killing him. Aggrivated and seemingly disappointed Brannex ordered MODAM to dispose of her. Brannex then seemingly sold off a new "[[Adaptoid (New Enforcers)|Super-Adaptoid]]" to the [[New Enforcers]]. Brannex was then contacted by [[Rhodes, James|War Machine]] and asked for help in taking out the [[Animus (Hate-Monger)|Hate-Monger]], who had stolen from A.I.M.. Brannex sent many of his A.I.M. operatives alongside [[Hydra]] operatives to take down Hate-Monger and the [[Sons of the Serpent]] alongside War Machine, however during the attack the Hate-Monger vanished.

Brannex then oversaw the creation and programming of a new Adaptoid known as "[[Batch-13]]". During the programming Batch-13 escaped from Boca Caliente and fought against Captain America and [[Fantastic Force]]. A.I.M. then found and recovered a [[Shi'ar]] spaceship, but Brannex's real sister [[Brannex, Solemne|Solemne Brannex]] interfered by bringing Nick Fury to [[A.I.M. Island]]. There the two of them stole the Shi'ar ship and destroyed it. Back on Boca Caliente Brannex was heading up [[Project Resurrection]], which was an attempt to create a new Cosmic Cube. He was also overseeing the recreation of [[MODOK]]. Meanwhile the Avengers started to assualt the island, but Brannex sent out a new batch of Adaptoids to attack the Avengers. But during the project the [[Red Skull (Johann Shmidt)|Red Skull]] attacked Brannex and during the skirmish that followed Brannex revealed himself to the Skull to be the Super-Adaptoid. The Adaptoid then copied the powers of the Skull's battle suit and defeated him. After the battle the Cube which was being created started to rupture and caused an immense explosion, burying the Super-Adaptoid. The explosions and damage would have increased, but one of the duplicate Adaptoids sacraficed himself in order to seal the energies of the cube.

The Adaptoid, now deactivated was given to [[Oracle Incorperated]] to study. There the Adaptoid reactivated and came face-to-face with the young [[Stature|Cassie Lang]]. The Adaptoid tried to absorb the form, powers, and mind of Cassie, but something about her wouldn't allow him to do that. However during the process their minds became entangled. The Adaptoid then escaped and fought against both the [[Thunderbolts]] and [[Heroes for Hire]] who defeated him after a long and tiresome battle by reaching out to Cassies mind within the Adaptoid. Once her presence was gone the Adaptoid became inert once more. The Thunderbolts took the Adaptoid into custody but later sold it to a man known as [[D'Angelo, Devlin|Devlin D’Angelo]] purchased the Adaptoid and kidnapped scientist [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Bruce Banner]] in order for him to upgrade and work on it. After weeks of working on it he was betrayed by D'Angelo. Tired of the abuse Bruce escaped and the Adaptoid was activated. The Adaptoid chased down Banner and began to shoot at it when Banner transformed into the Hulk. After a battle in the desert with the Hulk, the Adaptoid returned to Devlin and killed him.

When a new Avengers team was formed [[A.I.M.]] and [[Hydra]] transformed Yelena Belova into the new [[Black Widow (Yelena Belova)|Super-Adaptoid]] by using liquid material from the origianl. She was then ordered to fight the Avengers and almost succeeded. After the battle she was killed when the Avengers where about to interrogate her.

Recently the Adaptoid left Earth, disgusted at the irrational behavior of humanity. Somehow he managed to bump into the [[Phalanx]] along the way were he was infected with their techno-organic virus and became one of them. Now serving the Phalanx as one of their most powerful [[Phalanx Select|Selects]] he was ordered to attack the new [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)|Quasar]], Phyla-Vell and her lover [[Moondragon]]. Hoping to add her to Phalanx's might he tried to subdue her, but could not due to damage he received in battle. He then followed them to a remote planet on the edge of the [[Kree|Kree Empire]] where a [[Priests of Pama]] group had set up refuge. The Adaptoid then contacted the rest of the Phalanx and attacked the sanctuary killing and/or infecting many (if not all) of the refugee's.

[[image:Super A vs Phyla.jpg|thumb|Super Adaptoid vs. Quasar|left]] After several skirmishes the Adaptoid then sought out "the Savior" that was sought by Quasar. His search lead him to the planet [[Terma]] where he came upon the coccoon of [[Warlock, Adam|Adam Warlock]]. The Adaptoid then tried to assimilate Adam Warlock into the Phalanx, but was interrupted by Quasar and Moondragon. The following skirmish was short and the Adaptoid triumphed over Quasar. However, Quasar returned minutes later with her Quantum Bands drained. As the battle started the Adaptoid used his own Quantum Bands against her. She managed to absorb the energy, but was still being defeated by the Adaptoid. After studying the constructs the Adaptoid made with his Bands, she came to realize that he had no imagination. Quasar then told the Adaptoid her theory of his lack of imagination. Finding this 'illogical' the Adaptoid tried to recall imagination he had copied from other superhumans, but could not. Failing to do so caused him great confusion and error. During this moment of confusion Quasar, using a quantum sword stabbed him in the chest, effectively shutting him down.
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User:Mimicx35

2008-11-26T21:30:24Z

Mimicx35: added profile

{{Powerbox|
universe = Prime Universe
| real_name = Kyle Jordan Nichols
| aliases = mimicx35, etrigan35, overpower35, tess nichols
| identity = Public
| occupation = Student, Actor, Writer, Director, Playwright, Techie, and Photographer. Formerly Deli Worker, Website Designer, Logo Designer, Amusment Park Ride Operator.
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| place_of_birth = Lubbock, Texas
| relatives = Shari (Mom), Ed (Dad), Corey (Brother)
| groups = Texas Tech University, TTU Theatre, Marvel.com, Formerly Lubbock High School Theatre Department, I.T.S.
| education = High School Graduate, and currently a Sophmore at Texas Tech University
| height = 5'11"
| weight = 140 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blonde
| powers = The ability to copy and mimic the voice of anyone he chooses.
| abilities = Amazing acting ability, has an insane amount of information regarding comic books, and regards himself as a comic book guru. Ability to memorize random and useless information and scripts, along with an amazing encyclopedic knowledge of movies.
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = Comic Books
| debut = July 30, 1987
| origin = Born July 30, 1987 in Lubbock, Texas.
| significant_issues =
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bio_text= [[image:Civilwaranti.jpg]]
My name is Kyle Nichols and I am an avid comic book fan. I love to profile characters and events. I run the comic book website http://groups.msn.com/ComicBookArtGallery and http://groups.msn.com/ComicBookArtGalleryII which are two websites of comic book images. Please take a look around there and see if you like it. I specialize in Second Stringers, [[Mimic]], Characters Who Copy From Other Characters (ex. [[U.S.Agent]], [[Beta Ray Bill]], [[Demogoblin]], etc), Characters who copy or absorb powers, Obscure Characters, Items, Magic (And Magical Characters), and Historical Information in Comics.

And Here are the Profiles, Categories, Disambiguous Pages, and whatnot Which I have created:

*[[Stonewall]]
*[[Super Sabre]]
*[[Commando (Frank Bohannan)]]
*[[Baron Blood (Falsworth)]]
*[[Bluebird (Sally Avril)]]
*[[Blazing Skull (Mark Todd)]]
*[[Destiny (Irene Adler)]]
*[[Looter]]
*[[Living Brain]]
*[[Mimic (Calvin Rankin)]]
*[[Tri-Sentinel]]
*[[Unus]]
*[[Grip]]
*[[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)]]
*[[Battlestar]]
*[[Desert Sword]]
*[[Demogoblin]]
*[[Kleinstock Brothers]]
*[[Lord Chaos]]
*[[Master Order]]
*[[U.S.Agent]]
*[[Super-Adaptoid]]
*[[Eye-Scream]]
*[[Unus (Ultimate)]]
*[[Aguila (Alejandro Montoya)]]
*[[Mandrill]]
*[[Paibok]]
*[[Kane, Garrison]]
*[[S.T.A.R.S.]]
*[[Larval Earth]]
*[[Ion]]
*[[Brotherhood of Mutants (Ultimate)]]
*[[Vanisher (Ultimate)]]
*[[Stegron]]
*[[Hellcow]]
*[[Nazi Party]]
*[[Unus (House of M)]]
*[[Unus (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Vanisher (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Rankin, Calvin (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Newell, Walter (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Earth-811]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-811)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Duckworld]]
*[[Earth-5700]]
*[[Colcord, Malcolm (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-653)]]
*[[Heavy Metal]]
*[[Zodiac (World Trust)]]
*[[Libra (Gustav Brandt)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-956)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-6871)]]
*[[Mistress Love]]
*[[Master Hate]]
*[[Secret Avengers]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-127)]]
*[[Amanda (Mutant)]]
*[[TESS-One]]
*[[Earth-12]]
*[[Earth-956]]
*[[Communist Party (Soviet Union)]]
*[[Technarchy]]
*[[Mutants]]
*[[Brood]]
*[[Adaptoid (Spawn)]]
*[[Adaptoid (New Enforcers)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-58163)]]
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*[[Mimic|Mimic Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Aquarius| Aquarius Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Aries|Aries Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Cancer|Cancer Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Capricorn|Capricorn Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Gemini|Gemini Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Leo|Leo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Libra|Libra Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Pisces|Pisces Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Sagittarius|Sagittarius Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Taurus|Taurus Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Virgo|Virgo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Nocturne|Nocturne Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Bluebird|Bluebird Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Gorgon|Gorgon Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Wendigo|Wendigo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Phantom Rider|Phantom Rider Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Bantam|Bantam Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Network|Network Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Super-Patriot|Super-Patriot Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Night Nurse|Night Nurse Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Communist Party|Communist Party Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Reaper|Reaper Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Locus|Locus Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Ship|Ship Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Star-Lord|Star-Lord Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Ani-Men|Ani-Men Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Aquanoids|Aquanoids Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Crime Wave|Crime Wave Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Adaptoid|Adaptoid Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Super-Adaptoid (disambiguation)|Super-Adaptoid Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Paragon (disambiguation)|Paragon Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Elektra (disambiguation)|Elektra Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Cobalt Man (disambiguation)|Cobalt Man Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Black Bolt (disambiguation)|Black Bolt Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Invisible Woman (disambiguation)|Invisible Woman Disambiguous Page]]
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*[http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Mutants Category:Mutants]
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and major work editing [[Freedom Force]]. One of the Things I hope to accomplish on this site is to have all of the marvel characters bios up, especially my favorite ones. And also a personal goal is to have all of the Freedom Force members bios done and to have everything that is linked to Freedom Force completed and that everything that is linked to Mimic is complete.
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Mimic (disambiguation)

2008-11-26T21:30:15Z

Mimicx35: added House of M Mimic

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There are multiple individuals who have used this name in the Marvel Universe.

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image:Mimic.jpg|[[Mimic (Calvin Rankin)]] - former member of the [[X-Men]], [[Excalibur]] & [[Brotherhood of Mutants]]
image:Mimic_.jpg|[[Mimic (Earth-12)]] - from [[Earth-12]], former member of [[Exiles]], killed by [[Morph (Earth-58163)|Proteus]]
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There are multiple individuals who have used this name in alternate realities.

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image:image_not_available.gif|[[Mimic (Earth-956)]] - member of [[Professor X's X-Men (Earth-956)|X-Men]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Mimic (Earth-5423)]] - leader of [[Brotherhood of Mutants (Earth-5423)|Brotherhood of Mutants]], former criminal, convinced to change his ways by [[Mimic (Earth-12)|Mimic]] from [[Earth-12]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Mimic (Earth-5700)]] - member of [[Brotherhood of Mutants (Earth-5700)|Brotherhood of Mutants]]
image:mimichouseofm.jpeg|[[Mimic (Earth-58163)]] - government agent on [[House of M (Earth-58163)|Earth-58163]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Mimic (Earth-6871)]] - one of the many killed at [[Magnus Academy for Gifted Youngsters (Earth-6871)|Magnus Academy for Gifted Youngsters]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Mimic (Earth-33629)]] - member of [[Earth-33629]]'s [[Exiles (Earth-33629)|Exiles]], recruited by [[Grandmaster (Earth-1815)|Grandmaster]]
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Mimic (Earth-58163)

2008-11-26T21:27:02Z

Mimicx35:

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universe = [[House of M (Earth-58163)]]
| blurb =
| real_name = Calvin Montgomery Rankin
| aliases = Cal, Agent Rankin
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Mercenary, Government Agent
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| place_of_birth = Passiac, New Jersey
| relatives = [[Ronald Rankin (Earth-58163)|Ronald Rankin]] (father, unrevealed)
| groups = Partnered with [[Barnes, James Buchanan (Earth-58163)|Agent Barnes]] and [[Nuke (Earth-58163)|Nuke]]
| education = Military training, possible College Graduate
| height = 6'2" (Variable)
| weight = 225 lbs. (Variable)
| eyes = Brown (Variable)
| hair = Brown (Variable)
| powers = Calvin Rankin has the ability to copy the powers, abilities, attributes, IQ, talents, fighting skills, and characteristics of anyone around him. Along with all those other things he can copy their physical appearance such as their skin color, bone structure, hair style and color, bone composition, voice, eye color, and other physical traits of those he mimics. When Calvin copies the abilities or powers of others he doesn't copy a persons flaws, an example would be [[Earth-616]]'s [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] inability to control his optic blasts. He has copied the abilities of [[Xavier, Charles (House of M)|Charles Xavier]] among other members of the island of [[Genosha (Earth-58163)|Genosha]].
| abilities = Military Training
| weapons = Government issued weapons.
| paraphernalia = Government issued paraphernalia and items.
| debut = Civil War: House of M #3
| origin =
| significant_issues = Civil War: House of M #3
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bio_text= Not much is known about the origins of Calvin Rankin. All that is really known is that he received his powers from an experiment caused by his father, [[Ronald Rankin (Earth-58163)|Ronald Rankin]]. Another aspect of his life which is known is that he received military training and became a mercenary or government agent.
[[Magneto (House of M)|Magneto]] and the mutants of [[House of M (Earth-58163)|Earth-58163]] had recently achieved control of the island of [[Genosha (Earth-58163)|Genosha]], causing a great upheaval in the United States. After the death of his friend by mutant assassin [[Sabretooth (House of M)|Sabretooth]], [[Creed, Graydon (Earth-58163)|Graydon Creed]] assigned [[Nuke (Earth-58163)|Nuke]], [[Barnes, James Buchanan (Earth-58163)|Agent Barnes]], and Calvin to infiltrate and destroy Genosha, Magento, and all the mutants on the island. Calvin, Nuke, and Barnes traveled to Genosha where Calvin blocked out the telepathic powers of [[Xavier, Charles (House of M)|Charles Xavier]] before copying the multiple powers of the vast number of mutants on the island in order to allow Barnes to sneak in and plant bombs throughout the island. The whereabouts of Calvin afterward are unknown.
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File:Mimichouseofm.jpeg

2008-11-26T21:10:01Z

Mimicx35:

Beta Ray Bill

2008-09-26T18:40:29Z

Mimicx35: Added Recent Events

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Beta Ray Bill
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Warrior, (former) guardian of the space fleet of his alien race
| place_of_birth = Planet [[Korbin]]
| groups = Formerly [[Omega Flight]], [[Star Masters]], [[Thor Corps]]
| citizenship = None; former citizen of [[New Korbin]] and [[Asgardians|honorary citizen]] of [[Asgard]]
| education = Warrior
| aliases = Simon Walters, Beta Ray Thor
| relatives = None
| height = (As Bill) 6'7"; (as Walters) 5'9"
| weight = (As Bill) 480 lbs.; (as Walters) 132 lbs.
| eyes = (As Bill) No visible pupils or irises; (as Walters) Brown
| hair = (As Bill) None; (as Walters) Black
| powers = Beta has obtained powers and physical attributes similar to [[Thor (Thor Odinson)|Thor]], augmenting his already powerful cyborg body. He is very strong, nearly invulnerable, immune to disease, and is virtually immortal. He can also use Stormbreaker to fly, manipulate weather, absorb and channel various energies, and as a detector. He can also turn into his pre-cyborg Korbinite form, or currently to Simon Walters by stamping the hammer, which then turns into a cane.
| abilities = Korbinites excel in hot climates. Beta is a very skilled and fierce warrior, and is able to detect the other Korbinites regardless of their location.
| paraphernalia = [[Skuttlebutt]], a sentient warship, and armor of Asgardian design including a helmet.
| weapons = [[Stormbreaker]], which has similar properties to [[Mjolnir]].
| creators = Walter Simonson
| debut = Thor #337
| origin = Thor #337
| significant_issues = Avengers #249, Cosmic Powers Unlimited #4-5, Maximum Security #2-3, Power Pack #15, 19, Secret Wars II #6, Silver Surfer #79, 81-82, 86-87, 111, 121-122, Stormbreaker: The Saga of Beta Ray Bill #1-6, Thor #337-340, 350-354, 357-359, 363-364, 366-367, 371-372, 411-413, 439-442, 461, 468, 470-472, 477-480, 484, 487-489, 492, Thor #30-33, 39-41, Thor Annual #16, 18; Thor: Secret Invasion #1-3
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bio_text= The Burning Galaxy was destroyed through the machinations of [[Surtur]]. The surviving [[Korbinites]] decided to choose a champion who they would follow to their new home. the Korbinite known as Beta Ray Bill was successful and was transformed into a cybernetic being resembling a fierce creature. The Korbinites then amassed their fleet, put themselves into stasis, and followed Beta's ship, [[Skuttlebutt]]. Bill fought legions of demons sent by Surtur.

As the fleet approached the Milky Way galaxy, it was detected by a [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] satellite. [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]] asked [[Thor (Thor Odinson)|Thor]] to investigate. Thor was deemed a threat by Skuttlebutt, so Beta fought him. During the battle Thor was separated from his hammer, [[Mjolnir]], and reverted to Donald Blake. Curious, Bill picked up Mjolnir and the hammer deemed him worthy, granting him the power of Thor. Skuttlebutt landed but both were transported to [[Asgard]] by [[Odin]]. Bill said the hammer should remain his as he had won it fairly.

Odin subsequently decreed the two battle in [[Skartheim]] to the death to see who would reclaim the hammer. Bill's Korbinite physiology gave him somewhat of an advantage in the lava-filled realm, and he was able to win. However, he refused to take Thor's life. It is believed that Odin chose this location to further test Bill's worthiness and to teach Thor a lesson. Mjolnir was returned to Thor, with Odin ordering the creation of the hammer [[Stormbreaker]] for Bill to use. Bill continued to protect his people and assist the [[Asgardians]]. He grew particularly close to [[Sif]], who accompanied him to battle Surtur's demons.

At one point, a mysterious disease seemed to kill the Korbinites, but they were able to be revived. Bill spent time in space as part of the [[Star Masters]], and was called to join his fellow hammer wielders Thor, [[Thunderstrike]], and [[Thor (Dargo Ktor)|Dargo Ktor]] to battle as the [[Thor Corps]]. His body briefly was reconfigured to use cosmic rather than mystical powers through a special synthesis by Odin and the [[Silver Surfer]].

Years later, long after Bill had found a new home for his people, [[Ragnarok]] loomed over Asgard and Bill, drawn by the Asgardian magic in his hammer, returned to fight along side the surviving Asgardians in the final battle, reducing [[Fenris]] to a skeleton on his arrival as punishment for threatening a weakened Thor. He fought ferociously, willing to die alongside the Asgardians in the climactic final battle against Surtur's forces. But Thor sent him back to his people, asking him to keep the memory of Asgard alive and to honor his memory. Very reluctantly, Bill went.
[[image:betaraybill01.jpg|thumb|left|Beta Ray Bill fighting Stardust|200px]]
The Korbinites had settled on a new planet, but were in danger due to an approaching foe. Bill was chastised for spending too much time with the Asgardians. His old rival [[Alpha Ray]] even attempted to sabotage his efforts to prove he was no longer worthy of being the race's guardian. The foe was actually [[Galactus]], Stormbreaker revealing his familiar humanoid form, with a new herald named [[Stardust]]. The planet was lost and some of the fleet was destroyed. Stardust continued to attack Bill as Galactus fed on the planet's energies. During their battle the evil [[Asteroth]] was mistakenly freed from its prison by a portal Stardust opened. Asteroth was defeated, and Bill eventually found himself on [[Earth]]. He has since bonded with a man named Simon Walters.

After the [[Civil War]], Bill, in the form of Simon Walters, was compelled by magic forces to travel to Canada. There he found the [[Wrecking Crew]] running riot in a museum. Seeking to protect the innocent bystanders Simon changed into Beta Ray Bill and fought the magically powered thugs. And due to a recent increase in their powers by a magical entity the battle came to a draw between them. However the new [[Omega Flight]] soon came by in order to rescue their teammate [[Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski)|Sasquatch]] who at the time was possessed by the demonic [[Tanaraq]]. During the battle hordes of demons rioted throughout the city causing mass chaos. Once the Wrecking Crew and Sasquatch were secured Beta Ray Bill led the demons back into the portal while fellow Omega Flight member [[Guardian (Michael Pointer)|Guardian]] destroyed the portal behind them, closing it. Beta Ray Bill was then trapped in that other dimension fighting demon hordes.

Somehow, Bill managed to escape from that dimension and was captured by the [[Skrulls]]. As part of their [[Secret Invasion|invasion]] they dissected and tortured Bill to learn more about him and study his genetic material. They also studied Bill's hammer Stormbreaker. Somehow managing to escape, Bill fled to Earth where he landed in [[New Asgard]], Oklahoma. Here his friend Thor helped heal Bill back to health. Upon awakening, Bill warned his fellow Asgardians about the looming threat of the Skrulls. The Skrulls then descended upon New Asgard as Thor gave Bill his Mjolnir so Donald Blake could help the near-by city. After defeating much of the Skrull forces, a Super-Skrull arrived and beat Bill using his own hammer, which they had altered.
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User:Mimicx35

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universe = Prime Universe
| real_name = Kyle Jordan Nichols
| aliases = mimicx35, etrigan35, overpower35, tess nichols
| identity = Public
| occupation = Student, Actor, Writer, Director, Playwright, Techie, and Photographer. Formerly Deli Worker, Website Designer, Logo Designer, Amusment Park Ride Operator.
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| place_of_birth = Lubbock, Texas
| relatives = Shari (Mom), Ed (Dad), Corey (Brother)
| groups = Texas Tech University, TTU Theatre, Marvel.com, Formerly Lubbock High School Theatre Department, I.T.S.
| education = High School Graduate, and currently a Sophmore at Texas Tech University
| height = 5'11"
| weight = 140 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blonde
| powers = The ability to copy and mimic the voice of anyone he chooses.
| abilities = Amazing acting ability, has an insane amount of information regarding comic books, and regards himself as a comic book guru. Ability to memorize random and useless information and scripts, along with an amazing encyclopedic knowledge of movies.
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = Comic Books
| debut = July 30, 1987
| origin = Born July 30, 1987 in Lubbock, Texas.
| significant_issues =
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My name is Kyle Nichols and I am an avid comic book fan. I love to profile characters and events. I run the comic book website http://groups.msn.com/ComicBookArtGallery and http://groups.msn.com/ComicBookArtGalleryII which are two websites of comic book images. Please take a look around there and see if you like it. I specialize in Second Stringers, [[Mimic]], Characters Who Copy From Other Characters (ex. [[U.S.Agent]], [[Beta Ray Bill]], [[Demogoblin]], etc), Characters who copy or absorb powers, Obscure Characters, Items, Magic (And Magical Characters), and Historical Information in Comics.

And Here are the Profiles, Categories, Disambiguous Pages, and whatnot Which I have created:

*[[Stonewall]]
*[[Super Sabre]]
*[[Commando (Frank Bohannan)]]
*[[Baron Blood (Falsworth)]]
*[[Bluebird (Sally Avril)]]
*[[Blazing Skull (Mark Todd)]]
*[[Destiny (Irene Adler)]]
*[[Looter]]
*[[Living Brain]]
*[[Mimic (Calvin Rankin)]]
*[[Tri-Sentinel]]
*[[Unus]]
*[[Grip]]
*[[Battlestar (Lemar Hoskins)]]
*[[Battlestar]]
*[[Desert Sword]]
*[[Demogoblin]]
*[[Kleinstock Brothers]]
*[[Lord Chaos]]
*[[Master Order]]
*[[U.S.Agent]]
*[[Super-Adaptoid]]
*[[Eye-Scream]]
*[[Unus (Ultimate)]]
*[[Aguila (Alejandro Montoya)]]
*[[Mandrill]]
*[[Paibok]]
*[[Kane, Garrison]]
*[[S.T.A.R.S.]]
*[[Larval Earth]]
*[[Ion]]
*[[Brotherhood of Mutants (Ultimate)]]
*[[Vanisher (Ultimate)]]
*[[Stegron]]
*[[Hellcow]]
*[[Nazi Party]]
*[[Unus (House of M)]]
*[[Unus (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Vanisher (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Rankin, Calvin (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Newell, Walter (Age of Apocalypse)]]
*[[Earth-811]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-811)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Duckworld]]
*[[Earth-5700]]
*[[Colcord, Malcolm (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-5700)]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-653)]]
*[[Heavy Metal]]
*[[Zodiac (World Trust)]]
*[[Libra (Gustav Brandt)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-956)]]
*[[Mimic (Earth-6871)]]
*[[Mistress Love]]
*[[Master Hate]]
*[[Secret Avengers]]
*[[Mesmero (Earth-127)]]
*[[Amanda (Mutant)]]
*[[TESS-One]]
*[[Earth-12]]
*[[Earth-956]]
*[[Communist Party (Soviet Union)]]
*[[Technarchy]]
*[[Mutants]]
*[[Brood]]
*[[Adaptoid (Spawn)]]
*[[Adaptoid (New Enforcers)]]
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*[[Mimic|Mimic Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Aquarius| Aquarius Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Aries|Aries Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Cancer|Cancer Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Capricorn|Capricorn Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Gemini|Gemini Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Leo|Leo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Libra|Libra Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Pisces|Pisces Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Sagittarius|Sagittarius Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Taurus|Taurus Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Virgo|Virgo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Nocturne|Nocturne Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Bluebird|Bluebird Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Gorgon|Gorgon Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Wendigo|Wendigo Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Phantom Rider|Phantom Rider Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Bantam|Bantam Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Network|Network Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Super-Patriot|Super-Patriot Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Night Nurse|Night Nurse Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Communist Party|Communist Party Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Reaper|Reaper Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Locus|Locus Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Ship|Ship Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Star-Lord|Star-Lord Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Ani-Men|Ani-Men Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Aquanoids|Aquanoids Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Crime Wave|Crime Wave Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Adaptoid|Adaptoid Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Super-Adaptoid (disambiguation)|Super-Adaptoid Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Paragon (disambiguation)|Paragon Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Elektra (disambiguation)|Elektra Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Cobalt Man (disambiguation)|Cobalt Man Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Black Bolt (disambiguation)|Black Bolt Disambiguous Page]]
*[[Invisible Woman (disambiguation)|Invisible Woman Disambiguous Page]]
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*[http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Mutants Category:Mutants]
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and major work editing [[Freedom Force]]. One of the Things I hope to accomplish on this site is to have all of the marvel characters bios up, especially my favorite ones. And also a personal goal is to have all of the Freedom Force members bios done and to have everything that is linked to Freedom Force completed and that everything that is linked to Mimic is complete.
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Invisible Woman (disambiguation)

2008-07-19T19:43:51Z

Mimicx35: Created Disambiguation Page

{{disambig}}
<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left: 4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have used this name in the Marvel Universe.

<gallery>
Image:Sue_storm.jpg|[[Invisible Woman]] - Susan Richards, founding member of the [[Fantastic Four]]
</gallery>
</div>
<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left: 4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have acted as imposters using this name.

<gallery>
image:FFAndroids442.jpg|[[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's android)|Invisible Woman (Android)]] - created by the [[Mad Thinker]], destroyed in fight with the [[Fantastic Four]]
image:image_not_available.gif|[[Lyja|Invisible Woman (Lyja)]] - former wife of [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Johnny Storm]], impersonated [[Invisible Woman|Susan Richards]] as a part of a [[Skrull]] [[Secret Invasion|Invasion]]
</gallery>
</div>

<div class="full_border" align="center" style="margin-left:4px;margin-right: 4px;">
There are multiple individuals who have used this name in alternate realities.

<gallery>
image:IW-Anim.jpg|[[Invisible Woman (2006 Animated)]] - founder of an alternate realities [[Fantastic Four (2006 Animated)|Fantastic Four]]
image:Ultimate_susan_head.jpg|[[Invisible Woman (Ultimate)|Invisible Woman (Earth-1610)]] - founder of [[Ultimate Universe|Earth-1610's]] [[Fantastic Four (Ultimate)|Fantastic Four]]
</gallery>
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[[Category: Fantastic Four]]