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Doctor Sun

2012-05-30T12:58:31Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited article for clarity.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Doctor Sun
| aliases = [[H.E.R.B.I.E.]]
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Unrevealed
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = None
| hair = None
| powers = None
| abilities = Doctor Sun had an advanced intellect and was a master with computers, though as H.E.R.B.I.E., he had the abilities of the robot's body as well.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #209 (as H.E.R.B.I.E.), Fantastic Four #217 (as Doctor Sun)
| origin = Fantastic Four #217
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #209 (downloads himself into H.E.R.B.I.E.), Fantastic Four #217 (is revealed and destroyed by the robot)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Drsun.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= Doctor Sun was a robot with a living brain and a hunger for power who downloaded himself into the newly created robot [[H.E.R.B.I.E.]], where he lay mostly dormant in an attempt to steal the power of the [[Sphinx]]. He went along with the [[Fantastic Four]] and pretended to be their obedient servant, but secretly he crafted his plans when unobserved.

After failing to kill the FF by releasing [[Blastaar]] from the [[Negative Zone]], Sun was forced to directly attack the four starting with the [[Invisible Woman]]. Once he had subdued most of them he uploaded himself into the Baxter Building's computers to gain more power. But [[Mister Fantastic]] recovered from his attack and shut down the computers to stop him. Sun's last avenue was the body of H.E.R.B.I.E., but the newly freed robot sacrificed himself by rocketing into the building's computers to destroy himself along with the consciousness of Doctor Sun.
}}
{{person}}
[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Cosmic]]
[[category:Deceased]]

User:PseudoSherlock

2012-05-30T12:43:35Z

PseudoSherlock:

{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Alex Kreitner
| aliases = PseudoSherlock
| identity = Public
| occupation =
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States of America
| place_of_birth = Seattle, WA
| relatives = Many
| groups = None
| education = Bachelor's Degree from the University of Washington
| height = 6'0"
| weight = 160
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| significant_issues =
}}{{bio|
bio_text= I am currently going over and polishing up my old bios that I've written here and cleaning out the excessive wordiness of my younger writing. My main focus is on the Fantastic Four section as that is my most knowledgeable and well-loved area.

Below are old revisions and additions that I haven't decided if I should leave up or update.

==Bios Revamped w/Blurbs & Chapters==

* [[Doctor Doom]]
* [[Fantastic Four]]
* [[Galactus]]
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]
* [[Invisible Woman]]
* [[Mister Fantastic]]
* [[Silver Surfer]]
* [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)]]

==Bios Created:==

* [[Android Man]]
* [[Anelle]]
* [[Blastaar]]
* [[Boris]]
* [[Brogin, Bull]]
* [[Diablo (Esteban De Ablo)]]
* [[Doctor Sun]]
* [[Dorma]]
* [[Dragon Man]]
* [[Enclave]]
* [[Gideon, Gregory]]
* [[Gilbert, Professor]]
* [[Gorgon (Inhuman)]]
* [[Harkness, Agatha]]
* [[Hate-Monger (Adolf Hitler)]]
* [[Hauptmann, Gustav]]
* [[H.E.R.B.I.E.]]
* [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)]]
* [[Huntara]]
* [[Impossible Man]]
* [[Indestructible]]
* [[Infant Terrible]]
* [[Invisible Woman (android)]]
* [[Ivan]]
* [[Klaw]]
* [[Krang]]
* [[Kurrgo]]
* [[Live Wire]]
* [[Living Tribunal]]
* [[Lockjaw]]
* [[Lyja]]
* [[Mad Thinker]]
* [[Masters, Alicia]]
* [[Maximus]]
* [[Miracle Man]]
* [[Mister Fantastic (android)]]
* [[Monocle]]
* [[Monster From The Lost Lagoon]]
* [[Morrat]]
* [[Phillips, Harry]]
* [[Punisher (robot)]]
* [[Puppet Master]]
* [[Quasimodo]]
* [[Rambow, Larry]]
* [[Red Ghost]]
* [[Richards, Nathaniel]]
* [[Seeker]]
* [[Sentry 459]]
* [[Shell-Shock]]
* [[Silent Fox]]
* [[Slaver]]
* [[Storm, Franklin]]
* [[Suarez, Raphael]]
* [[Supreme Intelligence]]
* [[Thing (android)]]
* [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)]]
* [[Tomazooma]]
* [[Torgo]]
* [[Triton]]
* [[Wanderer]]
* [[Wingfoot, Wyatt]]
* [[Yogi Dakor]]
* [[Zorr]]
* [[Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)]]
* [[Bloodhawk (2099)]]
* [[Captain America (2099)]]
* [[Cerebra (2099)]]
* [[Desert Ghost (2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (2099)]]
* [[Doom (2099)]]
* [[Fantastic Four (2099)]]
* [[Ghost Rider (2099)]]
* [[Hulk (2099)]]
* [[Junkpile (2099)]]
* [[Krystalin (2099)]]
* [[Lunatica, La (2099)]]
* [[Meanstreak (2099)]]
* [[Metalhead (2099)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Jake Gallows)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Vendetta)]]
* [[Quiver (2099)]]
* [[Ravage (2099)]]
* [[Serpentina (2099)]]
* [[Sham (2099)]]
* [[Skullfire (2099)]]
* [[Thor (2099)]]
* [[Marvel Knights 2099 (Earth-2992)]]
* [[Black Panther (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Daredevil (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Mutant (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Punisher (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Reed Richards (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Spider-Man 2099 (Exiles)]]
* [[Marvel 1602 (Earth-311)]]
* [[Banner, David (Earth-311)]]
* [[Doom, Otto von (Earth-311)]]
* [[Enrico (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fantastick Four (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fury, Nick (Earth-311)]]
* [[Javier, Carlos (Earth-311)]]
* [[Murdoch, Matthew (Earth-311)]]
* [[Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311)]]
* [[Petros (Earth-311)]]
* [[Strange, Stephen (Earth-311)]]
* [[Thor (Earth-311)]]
* [[Wanda, Sister (Earth-311)]]
* [[X-Men (Earth-311)]]
* [http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Marvel_1602 Category: Marvel 1602]
* [[Daredevil]] (disambig page)
* [[Doctor Doom]] (disambig page)
* [[Magneto]] (disambig page)
* [[Ms. Marvel]] (disambig page)
* [[Thing]] (disambig page)
* [[Wolverine]] (disambig page)

==Bios Notably Edited:==

* [[Black Bolt]] (heavily edited, added and changed links)
* [[Crystal]] (edited, added/changed links, dropped repetitive linking)
* [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)]] (greatly condensed powers/abilities)
* [[Eternity]] (wrote part of history)
* [[Fall of the Hammer]] (wrote history and fixed links)
* [[Fantastic Four]] (wrote and edited much of the text)
* [[Fantastic Four (Ultimate)]] (rewrote entire history, edited categories)
* [[Frightful Four]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]] (heavily edited links/changed some text)
* [[Invisible Woman]] (heavily edited links)
* [[Kang]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Karnak]] (added most of the history, linked)
* [[Medusa]] (rewrote history, changed/added links)
* [[Molecule Man]] (edited, changed intro, and fixed/added links)
* [[Nova (Frankie Raye)]] (heavily edited and added links)
* [[Psycho-Man]] (added info, heavily edited, added links)
* [[Sandman (William Baker)]] - (added info from the FF and linked)
* [[Silver Surfer]] (heavily edited, linked, and got rid of excessive semi-colons)
* [[Super-Skrull]] (rewrote and fleshed out history, added links)
* [[Trapster]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Ultimate Universe]] (wrote history)
* [[Wizard]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[X-Men (2099)]] (wrote team bio, changed/edit members)
* [[Ghost Rider]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Iron Man]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Magik]] (reformatted disambig page)
}}

H.E.R.B.I.E.

2012-05-30T12:38:39Z

PseudoSherlock: Cleaned up text for ease of reading, added reference from Fantastic Four #584 about BB computer.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Humanoid Experimental Robot B-Type Integrated Electronics
| aliases = [[Doctor Sun]]
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Member of [[Fantastic Four]]
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = Xandarian Homeworld
| relatives = [[Mister Fantastic]] (creator)
| groups = Member of Fantastic Four, Formerly shared consciousness with Doctor Sun
| education = Computer programming
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Yellow field
| hair = None
| powers = None
| abilities = H.E.R.B.I.E. was built with the ability to fly with his attached jets, interface with computers, use his own mechanisms to make complex calculations, and was later designed to fire optical neural blasts by Sun's consciousness.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #209
| origin = Fantastic Four #209/217
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #209 (creation), Fantastic Four #217 (revealed as Doctor Sun, commits suicide to save the Fantastic Four)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= herbie.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= [[Mister Fantastic]] originally created H.E.R.B.I.E. with the help of [[Master Xar]] of the [[Xandarians]], using their living computer technology, to speed up calculations when he was away from the [[Baxter Building|Baxter Building’s]] computers. Reed Richards continued to use H.E.R.B.I.E.’s abilities although the robot often displayed mysterious signs of autonomy. While the rest of the Fantastic Four were fooled, the Thing continued to distrust the robot, expecting it to talk back to him as it did on their cartoon show.

But H.E.R.B.I.E. soon attacked the FF starting with the [[Invisible Woman]]. He revealed that he was actually the consciousness of [[Doctor Sun]] who had downloaded himself into the robot at the time of its creation from the Xandarian computers. After subduing most of the four, Doctor Sun uploaded himself into the Baxter Building’s computers to gain more power. Reed shut down the building’s systems to stop Doctor Sun, and having been freed from the villain’s influence, H.E.R.B.I.E. saved them all and cut off Sun’s last refuge by rocketing himself into the building’s computers, destroying himself and Sun.

Since, Reed Richards has used H.E.R.B.I.E.’s appearance and design in further robots and, most notably, as the face and voice of the new Baxter Building’s computer system.
}}
{{person}}
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Deceased]]

Brock, Eddie

2007-04-19T20:45:36Z

PseudoSherlock: Added line breaks to get rid of the image cutting into the bottom of the profile.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Edward Charles Brock
| identity = Known to legal authorities
| occupation = None; former vigilante, journalist for the [[Daily Globe]], and government operative
| place_of_birth = New York City, New York
| groups = None; formerly [[Sinister Six]]| citizenship = U.S.A. with a criminal record
| education = College educated (journalism major)
| aliases = Formerly Venom
| relatives = Carl Brock (father), Jamie Brock (mother), [[Weying, Anne|Anne Weying]] (She-Venom, ex-wife, deceased)
| height = 6'3"
| weight = formerly 260 lbs. (currently less due to atrophy and removal of Venom symbiote)
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Reddish blond
| powers = Brock currently has no powers.
| abilities = Brock is a journalist with skills in weight lifting / body building

Previously, the alien costume, which had grafted itself to the nervous system of Eddie Brock, somehow absorbed the powers of Spider-Man during its brief symbiotic relationship with him. These powers were transferred to Brock, so long as he wore the costume. At his peak, Brock had conditioned himself to lift (press) almost 700 lbs before he came into contact with the costume. Now, in his cancer-ridden body, he possesses minimal strength. Once he merged with the costume, in his prime he was able to lift (press) almost 11 tons. The alien costume also replicated Spider-Man’s ability to cling to walls by controlling the flux of inter-atomic attraction between molecular boundary layers.

As Venom, Brock could also shoot strands of the alien’s substance in the form of webbing at high pressure up to a distance of 70 feet. The alien’s substance seems to be composed of tough, flexible fibers of organic polymers, which regenerate swiftly after shedding. The strands have extraordinary adhesive properties, which diminish rapidly once they abandon their living source. After about three hours, with no source to nourish them, the strands dry up like dead skin and dissolve into a powder. The strands possess a tensile strength of 125 pounds per square millimeter of cross section. Venom also possessed an extrasensory ability similar to Spider-Man’s spider-sense. This response is not as complicated as Spider-Man’s inherent sense since the alien costume can detect danger from every direction and conduct Brock in plenty of time. It is not as efficient as Spider-Man’s spider-sense because it takes longer to communicate the danger, and Brock’s reflexes are not as fast as Spider-Man’s, even though they are enhanced by the alien costume.

When distributed at a typical thickness over Brock's body, the Symbiote was capable of absorbing bullets from small-arms weapons firing conventional ammunition. The Symbiote is however particularly vulnerable to both sonic and heat-based attacks.

Also the symbiote has the power to blend in with the background.

| debut = Amazing Spider-man #299 (cameo, 1988), Amazing Spider-man #300 (full, 1988)
| origin = Secret Wars #8 (as the Symbiote, 1984); Amazing Spider-Man #258 (as Venom, 1988); Amazing Spider-Man #300 (as Brock, 1988)
| significant_issues = Amazing Spider-man #300
}}{{Headshot|
|main_image=Venom(Brock)_Head.jpg
}}
{{bio|
bio_text= The symbiotes were a conquering race who had no feelings unto themselves. They fed off the emotions of those they conquered and forced them to do spectacular feats in order to feel the adrenaline rush. Eventually, the beings would be sucked dry and left for dead. One symbiote was placed in a prison and condemned to death by disintegration when it was discovered that he focused more on bonding and communicating then on dominating.

When the Beyonder created [[Battleworld]], the crime fighter known as [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]] released the symbiote when his familiar red-and-blue one was ripped into tatters, believing it to be an alien clothing generator. When Spider-Man grabbed the little black ball, it instantly slithered over his body, covering him from head to toe. But it did not pattern itself after his red-and-blue costume. Rather, it took on the appearance of the garment worn by the new superhuman adventurer on Battleworld [[Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter)|Spider-Woman]], whom Spider-Man had been admiring. The web spinner was amazed at the properties of his new suit, but never questioned the mechanisms behind them. For instance, it could mimic any type of clothing whatsoever, making Spider-Man’s need for spare clothing obsolete. It also contained a "dimensional aperture" where he could place his camera, spare change, and other items without adding to the bulk of the costume. The costume was also equipped with its own web-shooter and seemingly contained an unlimited supply of webbing.

[[image:Venominline 1.jpg|left]]Once Spider-Man returned to Earth, the alien costume could not tolerate being separated from its host for long periods of time. At night, when Spider-Man’s alter ego, Peter Parker, slept, the symbiote would engulf him and send the somnambulator to battle evil. Later, Spider-Man battled the [[Puma]], who perceived that the wall-crawler’s webs were organic. Startled by this revelation, Spider-Man accepted [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]]' offer to study the costume. Richards learned that the costume was actually a living alien symbiote, a parasite trying to graft itself permanently to Spider-Man both mentally and physically. Richards succeeded in separating the alien costume from its host by shooting it with a "sonic blaster." He then contained the being in a special environmental cell. But the alien was much more intelligent than anyone perceived. It escaped from its cell and made its way to Peter Parker’s closet where it waited, disguised as a spare red-and-blue costume.

Spider-Man unwittingly donned the costume, which immediately made itself apparent. He brought it to the tower at Our Lady of Saints Church gambling the intense sound of its bells would destroy it. Spider-Man lost the gamble, and he succumbed to the bells before the costume did. However, the empathic parasite had preyed upon the emotions of Spider-Man long enough to learn how to feel, and in feeling, to act. Sacrificing itself, the alien costume saved Spider-Man, who assumed it then, crawled away to die. Actually, the symbiote, weak and dying, slithered down into the church where Eddie Brock kneeled in prayer at the altar. Raised a Catholic, he begged forgiveness for the suicide he was contemplating.

Brock had been a successful columnist for the newly revived [[Daily Globe (Building)|Daily Globe]] until he began writing a series of articles about the "Sin-Eater murders". A bogus offender had confessed to Brock about committing the murders. While protecting the "murderer’s" identity under the First Amendment, Brock wrote a series of stories in the Globe detailing his dialogue with the supposed killer, until mounting pressure from the authorities forced him to write an exclusive revealing the murderer's name. Although that edition of the paper sold out immediately, Spider-Man soon revealed the true identity of the [[Sin-Eater]] to be Detective Stan Carter, making Brock a laughingstock among his fellow journalists. Fired from the Daily Globe, he was forced to write venomous drivel for scandal newspapers. Brock's wife left him, and his future appeared to be over. Brock blamed his predicament on Spider-Man.

Soon after, Brock began an intense physical workout program hoping to reduce the stress his life had become. However, such physical exertions only increased his violent obsession with Spider-Man. Although his body had been honed to near-perfection, Brock’s mind was reduced to an all-consuming vessel of hatred. It was this fierce emotion that attracted the empathic parasite. In order to survive, the alien costume had to feed off the nearest and greatest source of emotion. The symbiote joined mentally and physically with Brock, whose emotions overwhelmed the already confused alien. The dominant thought on both their minds was that of Spider-Man. But Brock’s sheer hatred for the crime fighter twisted the symbiote’s feelings to a similar extent. In effect, Brock’s emotions drove the symbiote insane, just as their bonding may have driven Brock over the edge. Brock soon discovered that the costume gave him all the powers of Spider-Man, and more. It also added bulk to his already large frame and increased his strength to superhuman levels. Calling himself "Venom," Brock directed the costume to sprout a hideous grin and plotted his revenge. Through the costume, Venom learned a great deal about Spider-Man, including his secret identity.

[[image:Venom208px.jpg|left]]Brock taunted Peter Parker with minor assaults, such as pushing him in front of a moving subway train. The alien costume could cancel out the wall-crawler’s spider-sense presumably by projecting conflicting frequencies upon Spider-Man's brain waves. Venom finally made a bold move when he confronted Parker’s wife, [[Watson-Parker, Mary Jane|Mary Jane]], at their old Chelsea apartment. Although Venom’s twisted sense of morality did not allow him to physically harm Mary Jane, Spider-Man immediately realized the nature of this threat. Taking the time to retrieve the sonic blaster from the [[Fantastic Four]], Spider-Man challenged Venom at Our Lady of Saints Church. Although he fired the blaster at Venom, Spider-Man soon discovered that the symbiote could not be separated from Brock because it had completely bonded with him. Trying to escape and rethink his options, Spider-Man was caught unaware by Venom. He captured Spider-Man and secured him to the inside of the church bell with a considerable amount of webbing. Spider-Man narrowly escaped the bell’s crushing clapper before defeating Venom by forcing him to deplete his webbing supply, of which the alien symbiote was actually comprised. Before the alien could regenerate enough of its mass to become a renewed threat, Spider-Man brought Venom to the Fantastic Four who imprisoned him in a sonic containment cell. The Fantastic Four then shipped Venom to the government super-prison in the Colorado Rockies called the Vault. A young guard who had just been assigned to the [[Vault]] was fooled into thinking that Venom was a fallen colleague and released the gate mechanism, which imprisoned the criminal. Venom killed the naïve guard and escaped to New York City, where he once again confronted Spider-Man. This time Spider-Man used psychological warfare upon Venom, by taunting the alien symbiote to return to him. The alien, torn by its love-hate relationship for Spider-Man, tried to leave Brock and to re-establish its link with its original owner. But the trauma of trying to detach itself from Brock’s nervous system was too much to bear. The alien costume and Eddie Brock were both knocked unconscious and were subsequently returned to the Vault, where they were incarcerated. Since then, Venom has gone through many changes. After years of combating, Venom reached an understanding with Spider-Man.

After dealing a truce with Spider-Man and relocating to San Francisco, Venom was recruited via an ultimatum by the government to be a special operations counter-terrorist agent. Venom agreed, but one stipulation of the deal did not sit too well with him. A bomb was planted in his chest to assure complete and utter obedience. After a few missions, Venom became tired of the situation and had the symbiote perform surgery on him and extracted the bomb. A brouhaha ensued wherein the end result was Eddie Brock lying unconscious and the symbiote "dead," only to return later on and re-join with Eddie. Thus Venom was whole again and looking to square things with Spider-Man once again. He had lost his memory and no longer knew the secret identity of Spider-Man, but knew that a deep seated hatred resided within him for the Web-Head.

Shortly after the reunion, Venom joined the [[Sinister Six]] for a brief period in order to get at Spider-Man. After being scorned by the group, he hunted down certain members of the team for revenge (including [[Electro (Maxwell Dillon)|Electro]], [[Sandman (William Baker)|Sandman]], and [[Kraven (Sergei Kravinoff)|Kraven]]).[[image:Venom218px.jpg|left]] Later Eddie Brock approached his ex-wife Anne Weying, and at the thought of having the symbiote back in her life, she jumped out of her apartment window and killed herself. Venom blamed Spider-Man, whom he had a skirmish with right before Anne died. Thus the hatred for the old Web-Head was fueled anew.

After an extended period of inactivity, Venom resurfaced with cancer, and the only thing keeping him alive was the symbiote, who did not want him anymore. After seeing a spiritual movie, Eddie decided to sell his symbiote off in an auction, swearing off his life of vigilantism. The winner of the auction was the gang lord [[Fortunato, Don|Don Fortunato]]. He gave the symbiote to his son, [[Venom (Angelo Fortunato)|Angelo]], in hopes that Angelo would finally make a name for himself. The symbiote eventually left Angelo to die in mid-air. The symbiote passed on to [[Venom (Mac Gargan)|Mac Gargan]]. Brock was discovered after making an attempt to kill himself, and is currently hospitalized.

----

[[image:Gargan-Venom-circle.jpg|left]]The story of the alien symbiote continues in the profile of [[Venom (Mac Gargan)|Mac Gargan]].
 
 
 
 
 
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{{person}}
[[category:Spider-Man]]
[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Spider-Man Villains]]

User:PseudoSherlock

2007-03-26T18:18:03Z

PseudoSherlock: Fixed horrible grammar and word choice.

{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Alex Kreitner
| aliases = PseudoSherlock
| identity = Public
| occupation = Writer/Temporarily Unemployed
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States of America
| place_of_birth = Seattle, WA
| relatives = Many
| groups = None
| education = Bachelor's Degree from the University of Washington
| height = 6'0"
| weight = 160
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Civilwaranti.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= I am a practicing fiction writer who is currently working on numerous writing projects; I am also actively seeking a job writing for Marvel Comics, as I've been a huge fan of Marvel Comics for years - ever since I was very young. I've created quite a few bios on here, edited others, and I'm busy writing many more. My main interests are the Fantastic Four, the Marvel Knights, and Marvel 2099. I am also knowledgeable about the Marvel 1602 Universe and I created the category on this site. I've also started re-editing my older bios to improve them and revamp some of the major ones with blurbs and chapter headings. The bios I've worked on are as follows:

==Bios Revamped w/Blurbs & Chapters==

* [[Doctor Doom]]
* [[Fantastic Four]]
* [[Galactus]]
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]
* [[Invisible Woman]]
* [[Mister Fantastic]]
* [[Silver Surfer]]
* [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)]]

==Bios Created:==

* [[Android Man]]
* [[Anelle]]
* [[Blastaar]]
* [[Boris]]
* [[Brogin, Bull]]
* [[Diablo (Esteban De Ablo)]]
* [[Doctor Sun]]
* [[Dorma]]
* [[Dragon Man]]
* [[Enclave]]
* [[Gideon, Gregory]]
* [[Gilbert, Professor]]
* [[Gorgon (Inhuman)]]
* [[Harkness, Agatha]]
* [[Hate-Monger (Adolf Hitler)]]
* [[Hauptmann, Gustav]]
* [[H.E.R.B.I.E.]]
* [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)]]
* [[Huntara]]
* [[Impossible Man]]
* [[Indestructible]]
* [[Infant Terrible]]
* [[Invisible Woman (android)]]
* [[Ivan]]
* [[Klaw]]
* [[Krang]]
* [[Kurrgo]]
* [[Live Wire]]
* [[Living Tribunal]]
* [[Lockjaw]]
* [[Lyja]]
* [[Mad Thinker]]
* [[Masters, Alicia]]
* [[Maximus]]
* [[Miracle Man]]
* [[Mister Fantastic (android)]]
* [[Monocle]]
* [[Monster From The Lost Lagoon]]
* [[Morrat]]
* [[Phillips, Harry]]
* [[Punisher (robot)]]
* [[Puppet Master]]
* [[Quasimodo]]
* [[Rambow, Larry]]
* [[Red Ghost]]
* [[Richards, Nathaniel]]
* [[Seeker]]
* [[Sentry 459]]
* [[Shell-Shock]]
* [[Silent Fox]]
* [[Slaver]]
* [[Storm, Franklin]]
* [[Suarez, Raphael]]
* [[Supreme Intelligence]]
* [[Thing (android)]]
* [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)]]
* [[Tomazooma]]
* [[Torgo]]
* [[Triton]]
* [[Wanderer]]
* [[Wingfoot, Wyatt]]
* [[Yogi Dakor]]
* [[Zorr]]
* [[Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)]]
* [[Bloodhawk (2099)]]
* [[Captain America (2099)]]
* [[Cerebra (2099)]]
* [[Desert Ghost (2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (2099)]]
* [[Doom (2099)]]
* [[Fantastic Four (2099)]]
* [[Ghost Rider (2099)]]
* [[Hulk (2099)]]
* [[Junkpile (2099)]]
* [[Krystalin (2099)]]
* [[Lunatica, La (2099)]]
* [[Meanstreak (2099)]]
* [[Metalhead (2099)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Jake Gallows)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Vendetta)]]
* [[Quiver (2099)]]
* [[Ravage (2099)]]
* [[Serpentina (2099)]]
* [[Sham (2099)]]
* [[Skullfire (2099)]]
* [[Thor (2099)]]
* [[Marvel Knights 2099 (Earth-2992)]]
* [[Black Panther (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Daredevil (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Mutant (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Punisher (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Reed Richards (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Spider-Man 2099 (Exiles)]]
* [[Marvel 1602 (Earth-311)]]
* [[Banner, David (Earth-311)]]
* [[Doom, Otto von (Earth-311)]]
* [[Enrico (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fantastick Four (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fury, Nick (Earth-311)]]
* [[Javier, Carlos (Earth-311)]]
* [[Murdoch, Matthew (Earth-311)]]
* [[Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311)]]
* [[Petros (Earth-311)]]
* [[Strange, Stephen (Earth-311)]]
* [[Thor (Earth-311)]]
* [[Wanda, Sister (Earth-311)]]
* [[X-Men (Earth-311)]]
* [http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Marvel_1602 Category: Marvel 1602]
* [[Daredevil]] (disambig page)
* [[Doctor Doom]] (disambig page)
* [[Magneto]] (disambig page)
* [[Ms. Marvel]] (disambig page)
* [[Thing]] (disambig page)
* [[Wolverine]] (disambig page)

==Bios Notably Edited:==

* [[Black Bolt]] (heavily edited, added and changed links)
* [[Crystal]] (edited, added/changed links, dropped repetitive linking)
* [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)]] (greatly condensed powers/abilities)
* [[Eternity]] (wrote part of history)
* [[Fall of the Hammer]] (wrote history and fixed links)
* [[Fantastic Four]] (wrote and edited much of the text)
* [[Fantastic Four (Ultimate)]] (rewrote entire history, edited categories)
* [[Frightful Four]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]] (heavily edited links/changed some text)
* [[Invisible Woman]] (heavily edited links)
* [[Kang]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Karnak]] (added most of the history, linked)
* [[Medusa]] (rewrote history, changed/added links)
* [[Molecule Man]] (edited, changed intro, and fixed/added links)
* [[Nova (Frankie Raye)]] (heavily edited and added links)
* [[Psycho-Man]] (added info, heavily edited, added links)
* [[Sandman (William Baker)]] - (added info from the FF and linked)
* [[Silver Surfer]] (heavily edited, linked, and got rid of excessive semi-colons)
* [[Super-Skrull]] (rewrote and fleshed out history, added links)
* [[Trapster]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Ultimate Universe]] (wrote history)
* [[Wizard]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[X-Men (2099)]] (wrote team bio, changed/edit members)
* [[Ghost Rider]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Iron Man]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Magik]] (reformatted disambig page)
}}

User:PseudoSherlock

2007-03-22T23:16:16Z

PseudoSherlock: Added revamps.

{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Alex Kreitner
| aliases = PseudoSherlock
| identity = Public
| occupation = Writer/Temporarily Unemployed
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States of America
| place_of_birth = Seattle, WA
| relatives = Many
| groups = None
| education = Bachelor's Degree from the University of Washington
| height = 6'0"
| weight = 160
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Civilwaranti.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= I am a practicing fiction writer who is currently working on numerous writing projects. I am actively seeking a job writing for Marvel Comics right now. I've been a huge fan of Marvel Comics for years ever since I was very young. I've created quite a few bios on here, edited others, and I'm busy writing many more. My main interests are Fantastic Four, the Marvel Knights characters, and Marvel 2099. I am also knowledgeable about the Marvel 1602 Universe, and I created the category on this site. I'm also started re-editing my older bios to improve them and revamp some of the major ones with blurbs and chapter headings. The bios I've worked on are as follows:

==Bios Revamped w/Blurbs & Chapters==

* [[Doctor Doom]]
* [[Fantastic Four]]
* [[Galactus]]
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]
* [[Invisible Woman]]
* [[Mister Fantastic]]
* [[Silver Surfer]]
* [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)]]

==Bios Created:==

* [[Android Man]]
* [[Anelle]]
* [[Blastaar]]
* [[Boris]]
* [[Brogin, Bull]]
* [[Diablo (Esteban De Ablo)]]
* [[Doctor Sun]]
* [[Dorma]]
* [[Dragon Man]]
* [[Enclave]]
* [[Gideon, Gregory]]
* [[Gilbert, Professor]]
* [[Gorgon (Inhuman)]]
* [[Harkness, Agatha]]
* [[Hate-Monger (Adolf Hitler)]]
* [[Hauptmann, Gustav]]
* [[H.E.R.B.I.E.]]
* [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)]]
* [[Huntara]]
* [[Impossible Man]]
* [[Indestructible]]
* [[Infant Terrible]]
* [[Invisible Woman (android)]]
* [[Ivan]]
* [[Klaw]]
* [[Krang]]
* [[Kurrgo]]
* [[Live Wire]]
* [[Living Tribunal]]
* [[Lockjaw]]
* [[Lyja]]
* [[Mad Thinker]]
* [[Masters, Alicia]]
* [[Maximus]]
* [[Miracle Man]]
* [[Mister Fantastic (android)]]
* [[Monocle]]
* [[Monster From The Lost Lagoon]]
* [[Morrat]]
* [[Phillips, Harry]]
* [[Punisher (robot)]]
* [[Puppet Master]]
* [[Quasimodo]]
* [[Rambow, Larry]]
* [[Red Ghost]]
* [[Richards, Nathaniel]]
* [[Seeker]]
* [[Sentry 459]]
* [[Shell-Shock]]
* [[Silent Fox]]
* [[Slaver]]
* [[Storm, Franklin]]
* [[Suarez, Raphael]]
* [[Supreme Intelligence]]
* [[Thing (android)]]
* [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)]]
* [[Tomazooma]]
* [[Torgo]]
* [[Triton]]
* [[Wanderer]]
* [[Wingfoot, Wyatt]]
* [[Yogi Dakor]]
* [[Zorr]]
* [[Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)]]
* [[Bloodhawk (2099)]]
* [[Captain America (2099)]]
* [[Cerebra (2099)]]
* [[Desert Ghost (2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (2099)]]
* [[Doom (2099)]]
* [[Fantastic Four (2099)]]
* [[Ghost Rider (2099)]]
* [[Hulk (2099)]]
* [[Junkpile (2099)]]
* [[Krystalin (2099)]]
* [[Lunatica, La (2099)]]
* [[Meanstreak (2099)]]
* [[Metalhead (2099)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Jake Gallows)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Vendetta)]]
* [[Quiver (2099)]]
* [[Ravage (2099)]]
* [[Serpentina (2099)]]
* [[Sham (2099)]]
* [[Skullfire (2099)]]
* [[Thor (2099)]]
* [[Marvel Knights 2099 (Earth-2992)]]
* [[Black Panther (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Daredevil (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Mutant (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Punisher (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Reed Richards (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Spider-Man 2099 (Exiles)]]
* [[Marvel 1602 (Earth-311)]]
* [[Banner, David (Earth-311)]]
* [[Doom, Otto von (Earth-311)]]
* [[Enrico (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fantastick Four (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fury, Nick (Earth-311)]]
* [[Javier, Carlos (Earth-311)]]
* [[Murdoch, Matthew (Earth-311)]]
* [[Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311)]]
* [[Petros (Earth-311)]]
* [[Strange, Stephen (Earth-311)]]
* [[Thor (Earth-311)]]
* [[Wanda, Sister (Earth-311)]]
* [[X-Men (Earth-311)]]
* [http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Marvel_1602 Category: Marvel 1602]
* [[Daredevil]] (disambig page)
* [[Doctor Doom]] (disambig page)
* [[Magneto]] (disambig page)
* [[Ms. Marvel]] (disambig page)
* [[Thing]] (disambig page)
* [[Wolverine]] (disambig page)

==Bios Notably Edited:==

* [[Black Bolt]] (heavily edited, added and changed links)
* [[Crystal]] (edited, added/changed links, dropped repetitive linking)
* [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)]] (greatly condensed powers/abilities)
* [[Eternity]] (wrote part of history)
* [[Fall of the Hammer]] (wrote history and fixed links)
* [[Fantastic Four]] (wrote and edited much of the text)
* [[Fantastic Four (Ultimate)]] (rewrote entire history, edited categories)
* [[Frightful Four]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]] (heavily edited links/changed some text)
* [[Invisible Woman]] (heavily edited links)
* [[Kang]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Karnak]] (added most of the history, linked)
* [[Medusa]] (rewrote history, changed/added links)
* [[Molecule Man]] (edited, changed intro, and fixed/added links)
* [[Nova (Frankie Raye)]] (heavily edited and added links)
* [[Psycho-Man]] (added info, heavily edited, added links)
* [[Sandman (William Baker)]] - (added info from the FF and linked)
* [[Silver Surfer]] (heavily edited, linked, and got rid of excessive semi-colons)
* [[Super-Skrull]] (rewrote and fleshed out history, added links)
* [[Trapster]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Ultimate Universe]] (wrote history)
* [[Wizard]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[X-Men (2099)]] (wrote team bio, changed/edit members)
* [[Ghost Rider]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Iron Man]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Magik]] (reformatted disambig page)
}}

User:PseudoSherlock

2007-03-22T23:16:03Z

PseudoSherlock: Added revamps.

{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Alex Kreitner
| aliases = PseudoSherlock
| identity = Public
| occupation = Writer/Temporarily Unemployed
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States of America
| place_of_birth = Seattle, WA
| relatives = Many
| groups = None
| education = Bachelor's Degree from the University of Washington
| height = 6'0"
| weight = 160
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Civilwaranti.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= I am a practicing fiction writer who is currently working on numerous writing projects. I am actively seeking a job writing for Marvel Comics right now. I've been a huge fan of Marvel Comics for years ever since I was very young. I've created quite a few bios on here, edited others, and I'm busy writing many more. My main interests are Fantastic Four, the Marvel Knights characters, and Marvel 2099. I am also knowledgeable about the Marvel 1602 Universe, and I created the category on this site. I'm also started re-editing my older bios to improve them and revamp some of the major ones with blurbs and chapter headings. The bios I've worked on are as follows:

==Bios Revamped w/Blurbs & Chapters==

* [[Doctor Doom]]
* [[Fantastic Four]]
* [[Galactus]]
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]
* [[Invisible Woman]]
* [[Mister Fantastic]]
* [[Silver Surfer\\
* [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)]]

==Bios Created:==

* [[Android Man]]
* [[Anelle]]
* [[Blastaar]]
* [[Boris]]
* [[Brogin, Bull]]
* [[Diablo (Esteban De Ablo)]]
* [[Doctor Sun]]
* [[Dorma]]
* [[Dragon Man]]
* [[Enclave]]
* [[Gideon, Gregory]]
* [[Gilbert, Professor]]
* [[Gorgon (Inhuman)]]
* [[Harkness, Agatha]]
* [[Hate-Monger (Adolf Hitler)]]
* [[Hauptmann, Gustav]]
* [[H.E.R.B.I.E.]]
* [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)]]
* [[Huntara]]
* [[Impossible Man]]
* [[Indestructible]]
* [[Infant Terrible]]
* [[Invisible Woman (android)]]
* [[Ivan]]
* [[Klaw]]
* [[Krang]]
* [[Kurrgo]]
* [[Live Wire]]
* [[Living Tribunal]]
* [[Lockjaw]]
* [[Lyja]]
* [[Mad Thinker]]
* [[Masters, Alicia]]
* [[Maximus]]
* [[Miracle Man]]
* [[Mister Fantastic (android)]]
* [[Monocle]]
* [[Monster From The Lost Lagoon]]
* [[Morrat]]
* [[Phillips, Harry]]
* [[Punisher (robot)]]
* [[Puppet Master]]
* [[Quasimodo]]
* [[Rambow, Larry]]
* [[Red Ghost]]
* [[Richards, Nathaniel]]
* [[Seeker]]
* [[Sentry 459]]
* [[Shell-Shock]]
* [[Silent Fox]]
* [[Slaver]]
* [[Storm, Franklin]]
* [[Suarez, Raphael]]
* [[Supreme Intelligence]]
* [[Thing (android)]]
* [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)]]
* [[Tomazooma]]
* [[Torgo]]
* [[Triton]]
* [[Wanderer]]
* [[Wingfoot, Wyatt]]
* [[Yogi Dakor]]
* [[Zorr]]
* [[Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)]]
* [[Bloodhawk (2099)]]
* [[Captain America (2099)]]
* [[Cerebra (2099)]]
* [[Desert Ghost (2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (2099)]]
* [[Doom (2099)]]
* [[Fantastic Four (2099)]]
* [[Ghost Rider (2099)]]
* [[Hulk (2099)]]
* [[Junkpile (2099)]]
* [[Krystalin (2099)]]
* [[Lunatica, La (2099)]]
* [[Meanstreak (2099)]]
* [[Metalhead (2099)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Jake Gallows)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Vendetta)]]
* [[Quiver (2099)]]
* [[Ravage (2099)]]
* [[Serpentina (2099)]]
* [[Sham (2099)]]
* [[Skullfire (2099)]]
* [[Thor (2099)]]
* [[Marvel Knights 2099 (Earth-2992)]]
* [[Black Panther (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Daredevil (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Mutant (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Punisher (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Reed Richards (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Spider-Man 2099 (Exiles)]]
* [[Marvel 1602 (Earth-311)]]
* [[Banner, David (Earth-311)]]
* [[Doom, Otto von (Earth-311)]]
* [[Enrico (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fantastick Four (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fury, Nick (Earth-311)]]
* [[Javier, Carlos (Earth-311)]]
* [[Murdoch, Matthew (Earth-311)]]
* [[Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311)]]
* [[Petros (Earth-311)]]
* [[Strange, Stephen (Earth-311)]]
* [[Thor (Earth-311)]]
* [[Wanda, Sister (Earth-311)]]
* [[X-Men (Earth-311)]]
* [http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Marvel_1602 Category: Marvel 1602]
* [[Daredevil]] (disambig page)
* [[Doctor Doom]] (disambig page)
* [[Magneto]] (disambig page)
* [[Ms. Marvel]] (disambig page)
* [[Thing]] (disambig page)
* [[Wolverine]] (disambig page)

==Bios Notably Edited:==

* [[Black Bolt]] (heavily edited, added and changed links)
* [[Crystal]] (edited, added/changed links, dropped repetitive linking)
* [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)]] (greatly condensed powers/abilities)
* [[Eternity]] (wrote part of history)
* [[Fall of the Hammer]] (wrote history and fixed links)
* [[Fantastic Four]] (wrote and edited much of the text)
* [[Fantastic Four (Ultimate)]] (rewrote entire history, edited categories)
* [[Frightful Four]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]] (heavily edited links/changed some text)
* [[Invisible Woman]] (heavily edited links)
* [[Kang]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Karnak]] (added most of the history, linked)
* [[Medusa]] (rewrote history, changed/added links)
* [[Molecule Man]] (edited, changed intro, and fixed/added links)
* [[Nova (Frankie Raye)]] (heavily edited and added links)
* [[Psycho-Man]] (added info, heavily edited, added links)
* [[Sandman (William Baker)]] - (added info from the FF and linked)
* [[Silver Surfer]] (heavily edited, linked, and got rid of excessive semi-colons)
* [[Super-Skrull]] (rewrote and fleshed out history, added links)
* [[Trapster]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Ultimate Universe]] (wrote history)
* [[Wizard]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[X-Men (2099)]] (wrote team bio, changed/edit members)
* [[Ghost Rider]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Iron Man]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Magik]] (reformatted disambig page)
}}

User:PseudoSherlock

2007-03-20T16:33:58Z

PseudoSherlock: Fixed link.

{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Alex Kreitner
| aliases = PseudoSherlock
| identity = Public
| occupation = Writer/Temporarily Unemployed
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States of America
| place_of_birth = Seattle, WA
| relatives = Many
| groups = None
| education = Bachelor's Degree from the University of Washington
| height = 6'0"
| weight = 160
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Civilwaranti.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= I am a practicing fiction writer who is currently working on numerous writing projects. I am actively seeking a job writing for Marvel Comics right now. I've been a huge fan of Marvel Comics for years ever since I was very young. I've created quite a few bios on here, edited others, and I'm busy writing many more. My main interests are Fantastic Four, the Marvel Knights characters, and Marvel 2099. I am also knowledgeable about the Marvel 1602 Universe, and I created the category on this site. I'm also started re-editing my older bios to improve them and revamp some of the major ones with blurbs and chapter headings. The bios I've worked on are as follows:

==Bios Revamped==

* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]
* [[Invisible Woman]]
* [[Mister Fantastic]]
* [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)]]

==Bios Created:==

* [[Android Man]]
* [[Anelle]]
* [[Blastaar]]
* [[Boris]]
* [[Brogin, Bull]]
* [[Diablo (Esteban De Ablo)]]
* [[Doctor Sun]]
* [[Dorma]]
* [[Dragon Man]]
* [[Enclave]]
* [[Gideon, Gregory]]
* [[Gilbert, Professor]]
* [[Gorgon (Inhuman)]]
* [[Harkness, Agatha]]
* [[Hate-Monger (Adolf Hitler)]]
* [[Hauptmann, Gustav]]
* [[H.E.R.B.I.E.]]
* [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)]]
* [[Huntara]]
* [[Impossible Man]]
* [[Indestructible]]
* [[Infant Terrible]]
* [[Invisible Woman (android)]]
* [[Ivan]]
* [[Klaw]]
* [[Krang]]
* [[Kurrgo]]
* [[Live Wire]]
* [[Living Tribunal]]
* [[Lockjaw]]
* [[Lyja]]
* [[Mad Thinker]]
* [[Masters, Alicia]]
* [[Maximus]]
* [[Miracle Man]]
* [[Mister Fantastic (android)]]
* [[Monocle]]
* [[Monster From The Lost Lagoon]]
* [[Morrat]]
* [[Phillips, Harry]]
* [[Punisher (robot)]]
* [[Puppet Master]]
* [[Quasimodo]]
* [[Rambow, Larry]]
* [[Red Ghost]]
* [[Richards, Nathaniel]]
* [[Seeker]]
* [[Sentry 459]]
* [[Shell-Shock]]
* [[Silent Fox]]
* [[Slaver]]
* [[Storm, Franklin]]
* [[Suarez, Raphael]]
* [[Supreme Intelligence]]
* [[Thing (android)]]
* [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)]]
* [[Tomazooma]]
* [[Torgo]]
* [[Triton]]
* [[Wanderer]]
* [[Wingfoot, Wyatt]]
* [[Yogi Dakor]]
* [[Zorr]]
* [[Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)]]
* [[Bloodhawk (2099)]]
* [[Captain America (2099)]]
* [[Cerebra (2099)]]
* [[Desert Ghost (2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (2099)]]
* [[Doom (2099)]]
* [[Fantastic Four (2099)]]
* [[Ghost Rider (2099)]]
* [[Hulk (2099)]]
* [[Junkpile (2099)]]
* [[Krystalin (2099)]]
* [[Lunatica, La (2099)]]
* [[Meanstreak (2099)]]
* [[Metalhead (2099)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Jake Gallows)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Vendetta)]]
* [[Quiver (2099)]]
* [[Ravage (2099)]]
* [[Serpentina (2099)]]
* [[Sham (2099)]]
* [[Skullfire (2099)]]
* [[Thor (2099)]]
* [[Marvel Knights 2099 (Earth-2992)]]
* [[Black Panther (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Daredevil (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Mutant (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Punisher (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Reed Richards (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Spider-Man 2099 (Exiles)]]
* [[Marvel 1602 (Earth-311)]]
* [[Banner, David (Earth-311)]]
* [[Doom, Otto von (Earth-311)]]
* [[Enrico (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fantastick Four (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fury, Nick (Earth-311)]]
* [[Javier, Carlos (Earth-311)]]
* [[Murdoch, Matthew (Earth-311)]]
* [[Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311)]]
* [[Petros (Earth-311)]]
* [[Strange, Stephen (Earth-311)]]
* [[Thor (Earth-311)]]
* [[Wanda, Sister (Earth-311)]]
* [[X-Men (Earth-311)]]
* [http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Marvel_1602 Category: Marvel 1602]
* [[Daredevil]] (disambig page)
* [[Doctor Doom]] (disambig page)
* [[Magneto]] (disambig page)
* [[Ms. Marvel]] (disambig page)
* [[Thing]] (disambig page)
* [[Wolverine]] (disambig page)

==Bios Notably Edited:==

* [[Black Bolt]] (heavily edited, added and changed links)
* [[Crystal]] (edited, added/changed links, dropped repetitive linking)
* [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)]] (greatly condensed powers/abilities)
* [[Eternity]] (wrote part of history)
* [[Fall of the Hammer]] (wrote history and fixed links)
* [[Fantastic Four]] (wrote and edited much of the text)
* [[Fantastic Four (Ultimate)]] (rewrote entire history, edited categories)
* [[Frightful Four]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]] (heavily edited links/changed some text)
* [[Invisible Woman]] (heavily edited links)
* [[Kang]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Karnak]] (added most of the history, linked)
* [[Medusa]] (rewrote history, changed/added links)
* [[Molecule Man]] (edited, changed intro, and fixed/added links)
* [[Nova (Frankie Raye)]] (heavily edited and added links)
* [[Psycho-Man]] (added info, heavily edited, added links)
* [[Sandman (William Baker)]] - (added info from the FF and linked)
* [[Silver Surfer]] (heavily edited, linked, and got rid of excessive semi-colons)
* [[Super-Skrull]] (rewrote and fleshed out history, added links)
* [[Trapster]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Ultimate Universe]] (wrote history)
* [[Wizard]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[X-Men (2099)]] (wrote team bio, changed/edit members)
* [[Ghost Rider]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Iron Man]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Magik]] (reformatted disambig page)
}}

User:PseudoSherlock

2007-03-20T16:32:58Z

PseudoSherlock: Added revamped bios.

{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Alex Kreitner
| aliases = PseudoSherlock
| identity = Public
| occupation = Writer/Temporarily Unemployed
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States of America
| place_of_birth = Seattle, WA
| relatives = Many
| groups = None
| education = Bachelor's Degree from the University of Washington
| height = 6'0"
| weight = 160
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= Civilwaranti.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= I am a practicing fiction writer who is currently working on numerous writing projects. I am actively seeking a job writing for Marvel Comics right now. I've been a huge fan of Marvel Comics for years ever since I was very young. I've created quite a few bios on here, edited others, and I'm busy writing many more. My main interests are Fantastic Four, the Marvel Knights characters, and Marvel 2099. I am also knowledgeable about the Marvel 1602 Universe, and I created the category on this site. I'm also started re-editing my older bios to improve them and revamp some of the major ones with blurbs and chapter headings. The bios I've worked on are as follows:

==Bios Revamped==

* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]]
* [[Invisible Woman]]
* [[Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards)]]
* [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)]]

==Bios Created:==

* [[Android Man]]
* [[Anelle]]
* [[Blastaar]]
* [[Boris]]
* [[Brogin, Bull]]
* [[Diablo (Esteban De Ablo)]]
* [[Doctor Sun]]
* [[Dorma]]
* [[Dragon Man]]
* [[Enclave]]
* [[Gideon, Gregory]]
* [[Gilbert, Professor]]
* [[Gorgon (Inhuman)]]
* [[Harkness, Agatha]]
* [[Hate-Monger (Adolf Hitler)]]
* [[Hauptmann, Gustav]]
* [[H.E.R.B.I.E.]]
* [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)]]
* [[Huntara]]
* [[Impossible Man]]
* [[Indestructible]]
* [[Infant Terrible]]
* [[Invisible Woman (android)]]
* [[Ivan]]
* [[Klaw]]
* [[Krang]]
* [[Kurrgo]]
* [[Live Wire]]
* [[Living Tribunal]]
* [[Lockjaw]]
* [[Lyja]]
* [[Mad Thinker]]
* [[Masters, Alicia]]
* [[Maximus]]
* [[Miracle Man]]
* [[Mister Fantastic (android)]]
* [[Monocle]]
* [[Monster From The Lost Lagoon]]
* [[Morrat]]
* [[Phillips, Harry]]
* [[Punisher (robot)]]
* [[Puppet Master]]
* [[Quasimodo]]
* [[Rambow, Larry]]
* [[Red Ghost]]
* [[Richards, Nathaniel]]
* [[Seeker]]
* [[Sentry 459]]
* [[Shell-Shock]]
* [[Silent Fox]]
* [[Slaver]]
* [[Storm, Franklin]]
* [[Suarez, Raphael]]
* [[Supreme Intelligence]]
* [[Thing (android)]]
* [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)]]
* [[Tomazooma]]
* [[Torgo]]
* [[Triton]]
* [[Wanderer]]
* [[Wingfoot, Wyatt]]
* [[Yogi Dakor]]
* [[Zorr]]
* [[Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)]]
* [[Bloodhawk (2099)]]
* [[Captain America (2099)]]
* [[Cerebra (2099)]]
* [[Desert Ghost (2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (2099)]]
* [[Doom (2099)]]
* [[Fantastic Four (2099)]]
* [[Ghost Rider (2099)]]
* [[Hulk (2099)]]
* [[Junkpile (2099)]]
* [[Krystalin (2099)]]
* [[Lunatica, La (2099)]]
* [[Meanstreak (2099)]]
* [[Metalhead (2099)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Jake Gallows)]]
* [[Punisher 2099 (Vendetta)]]
* [[Quiver (2099)]]
* [[Ravage (2099)]]
* [[Serpentina (2099)]]
* [[Sham (2099)]]
* [[Skullfire (2099)]]
* [[Thor (2099)]]
* [[Marvel Knights 2099 (Earth-2992)]]
* [[Black Panther (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Daredevil (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Doctor Doom (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Mutant (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Punisher (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Reed Richards (Marvel Knights 2099)]]
* [[Spider-Man 2099 (Exiles)]]
* [[Marvel 1602 (Earth-311)]]
* [[Banner, David (Earth-311)]]
* [[Doom, Otto von (Earth-311)]]
* [[Enrico (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fantastick Four (Earth-311)]]
* [[Fury, Nick (Earth-311)]]
* [[Javier, Carlos (Earth-311)]]
* [[Murdoch, Matthew (Earth-311)]]
* [[Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311)]]
* [[Petros (Earth-311)]]
* [[Strange, Stephen (Earth-311)]]
* [[Thor (Earth-311)]]
* [[Wanda, Sister (Earth-311)]]
* [[X-Men (Earth-311)]]
* [http://www.marvel.com/universe/Category:Marvel_1602 Category: Marvel 1602]
* [[Daredevil]] (disambig page)
* [[Doctor Doom]] (disambig page)
* [[Magneto]] (disambig page)
* [[Ms. Marvel]] (disambig page)
* [[Thing]] (disambig page)
* [[Wolverine]] (disambig page)

==Bios Notably Edited:==

* [[Black Bolt]] (heavily edited, added and changed links)
* [[Crystal]] (edited, added/changed links, dropped repetitive linking)
* [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)]] (greatly condensed powers/abilities)
* [[Eternity]] (wrote part of history)
* [[Fall of the Hammer]] (wrote history and fixed links)
* [[Fantastic Four]] (wrote and edited much of the text)
* [[Fantastic Four (Ultimate)]] (rewrote entire history, edited categories)
* [[Frightful Four]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)]] (heavily edited links/changed some text)
* [[Invisible Woman]] (heavily edited links)
* [[Kang]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Karnak]] (added most of the history, linked)
* [[Medusa]] (rewrote history, changed/added links)
* [[Molecule Man]] (edited, changed intro, and fixed/added links)
* [[Nova (Frankie Raye)]] (heavily edited and added links)
* [[Psycho-Man]] (added info, heavily edited, added links)
* [[Sandman (William Baker)]] - (added info from the FF and linked)
* [[Silver Surfer]] (heavily edited, linked, and got rid of excessive semi-colons)
* [[Super-Skrull]] (rewrote and fleshed out history, added links)
* [[Trapster]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[Ultimate Universe]] (wrote history)
* [[Wizard]] (heavily edited and linked)
* [[X-Men (2099)]] (wrote team bio, changed/edit members)
* [[Ghost Rider]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Iron Man]] (reformatted disambig page)
* [[Magik]] (reformatted disambig page)
}}

Category:Species

2007-03-10T04:38:58Z

PseudoSherlock: Officially saving the Species Category to pull it out of "preview" limbo.

{{categorytext|
categorytext=The various species that share the vast Marvel Universe!}}

User talk:PseudoSherlock

2007-03-10T04:15:11Z

PseudoSherlock: /* Images */

== Contributions ==

I had a pile of contributions/changes that were approved/not approved, but today they suddenly all disappeared. What does that mean?

It means they changed the system, I'd imagine... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 16:38, 5 June 2006 (EDT)

i just wanted to know scince you have auto approving and aeverything do you just create an article and it shows automatically cause i wanted tp know if i had it and how to use [[User:Xtreme112|Xtreme112]]

Once you reach the given amount of Hero Points needed to approve your own profiles (you need to make sure there is correct information and spellchecked on the profile before approving it). Go to the Recent Changes at the bottom of a page. If you see the words "this revision" in red, that mean you have reached the correct number needed to approve your profiles. Once you create a profile and after you post it, you have to go to the Recent Changes page and approve your own profile. It is there for you to do your own and not to approve other's profiles/posts. 
As for the Contributions list, it looks like after you reach a certain amount of profiles/edits/posts, your contribution list vanishes. It did it with mine and others who have high numbers. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 00:23, 16 June 2006 (EDT)

ok i get ya but i dont see that revision thing for bios i meen my contribution list is gone and i only see the rev thing with pictures so does that meen im not there yet

Umm, thank you, Xtreme. But yeah, looks like the question is already answered. And thank you for the heads up on the contributions, Dragyn. It was a little frustrating, and it makes me wonder why the option is there in the first place. I actually enjoyed using it to start out with. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 06:32, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

'''Xtreme112:''' From what you are saying, I would guess that you have not reached the needed amount of Hero Points to approve your own profiles/posts/edits. Just remember that the easiest way to find out is to check the Recent Changes page (which is located at the bottom of every page) and once you see the words/text "(this revision)" highlighted in red, then that means you have reached the need amount of Hero Points. 
'''PseudoSherlock:''' We suggest that you keep a record of all profiles you create in case something happens to them. This way you can post the information if needed again. Some posters have used their UserPage to list all the profiles they have created to show their contributions. This way even though the current bug in the system erases your name, there is still something showing that you contributed to the profile. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 14:54, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

Yeah, Dragyn's probably right, Xtreme. It's pretty obvious when you're able, the "This Revision" thing is highlighted in a BRIGHT red. Can't miss it.
And don't worry, Dragyn, I save all my profiles in MSWord. I'm also planning on revising my own profile soon to show the ones that I've created or heavily edited. I just haven't quite gotten around to it. Maybe I will today... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:01, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

== The villain thing ==

Oh ok i didn't know anyone noticed , maybe they'll change it ''this'' time. [[User:david andrews|david andrews]] 13:18, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

Yeah, who knows? You can find the other posts on either Pete's or ComiX Fan's user pages. It would be nice if they fixed it, though. I actually misspelled villains because I was looking at that link before... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 14:33, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

Yeah thats what i did adding to the category and checked my spelling of that.
then i noticed it didn't work and i got suspicious. [[User:david andrews|david andrews]] 15:29, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

== 2099 characters ==

Hey PseudoSherlock, when creating a profile for a character from the 2099 universe, make sure you add that to the name like Spider-Man (2099), X-Men (2099) and so on. The links you make in the history reflect the universe, so should the character you are writing the bio for. The same goes for characters from Exiles like Blink (Exiles), Ulimate Marvel like Spider-Man (Ultimate) and so on. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 20:24, 12 July 2006 (EDT)

Sigh...fine. The reason I originally formatted them as I did, is because I only added (2099) when there was no other character of the same name. Which I took from the format of the Ultimate characters. However, I see now that ALL the Ultimate characters, even "Ultimates (Ultimate)" have it...so, alright, I'll go through and fix it all to read (2099)... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 07:39, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

Any alternate reality character should reflect their own universe no matter if there isn't a version of them in the Marvel 616 Universe. It is a way to distinguish what universe they come from. While it is obvious to know that they come from the 2099 Universe if you look in the 2099 category, all those characters are also listed in the People category (or Teams for the teams) and that is where the designation for the universe comes in handy. This way someone going through the large list of characters in the People category, can see who and where they are from. 
I believe I already edited them to reflect the 2099 universe, so no worries about that. I was letting you know so you would do it for future characters. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:18, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

You seem to know about those 2099 characters. So to the point. There is two Punisher characters on Punisher disambiguation page that are 2099 characters. The reason why I'm pointing this out is, because I was about to delete them from the page, because I dont see any mentioning about them being in Earth-616. Like I was earlier told from a moderator disambiguation pages are only for characters that is native of Earth-616 universe, another universe character that lives Earth-616 universe or is frequent visitor on Earth-616 universe. So if they werent in Earth-616 universe in any point in time they shouldn't be listed in the disambiguation page. If they dont match to any of those mentioned above they shouldnt be there and it would be nice that they would be deleted from the disambiguation page. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 11:36, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

I agree. There are actually three 2099 Punishers on the page. I didn't put them there. I've edited them since, to make sure they're correct, but I didn't agree with their original addition to it. And I've since thought that if they are there, why isn't Spider-Man 2099 on a disambig page, too, and the series of Doctor Doom's in a disambig page? So if you want to take them off, you won't hear any arguments from me. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 12:29, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

It was discussed further and the Mods decided that category pages are for Marvel 616 Universe and the disambig pages are now for all versions of the characters. The main characters are to be listed first, followed by imposters and then last but not least all alternate reality characters. Each section will have its own discription, I will edit a page for others to use as an example later tonight or tomorrow. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:18, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

That makes some good sense. I'll try to cobble together the ones that fit the characters I've done once I've seen the example. Thanks for the heads up! [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 13:53, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

== 1602 Characters ==

Just wanted to ask why did you name them Daredevil, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four and Doctor Doom? Just asking this because they didn't never use those aliases so why you list them under those. Only one of the characters that used same alias than his Earth-616 counterpart was Thor. Everybody else was only refered with their real names. Also Doctor Doom in this Earth isn't a doctor hes a count. Also these characters shouldn't be mentioned in these aliases disambiguation pages because they never used the alias in the first place. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 14:58, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

I did this because the characters in the 1602 are supposedly the same persona as the ones from the modern 616 reality that the universe rebirthed at an earlier time in order to patch itself up. So, technically, they are the same people who were born in an earlier period. I'm sure some moderator will come around and completely rename all of them, but I thought it would just get awkward to keep calling them by either made up codenames (as in the Fantastick Four, which was never mentioned in the series either, but is the title of their upcoming series), or "real names." Because, as they are based off of specific people with specific names, it made it easier to just name them from their originals. Also, please note that the Spider-Man 1602 I just did was actually previously written into the Spider-Man disambig page as Spider-Man (Earth-311), but as the 2099 characters got (2099) put at the end of their names, I changed it to Spider-Man (1602), however someone ELSE also wrote him in as "Spider-Man," not "Peter Parquagh". It makes things more tidy, as they will probably all change their names later, anyway, once the series gets going. And I put them in the disambig pages for the same reason, they are the same identities and personas as the originals, replaced into a different time. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:08, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Umm...I just looked it up, YOU'RE the one who renamed Spider-Man to 311, for some odd reason. So you already, implicitly, agreed to name them to their modern day monikers (as Peter never uses the name Spider-Man in the book), as well as leaving them in the disambig pages. However, renaming him to Spider-Man (Earth-311) looks ungainly and overly categorical, all the other ones are named by the colloquial title of the universe, not the number. Unless you want to start writing in Fantastic Four (616), and other such nonsense... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:11, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

I removed it because I now know that he didn't use it. I didn't add him. Also if you dont know every universe dont have a tittle they just have a number or would you prefer name as like "Peter Parker Had to Destroy Spider-Man" its not practical when the name is long as hell. Its easier to write them as Earth desicnations. That was the one reason why those numbers have been invented so you dont have to write every long and sometimes even stupid name to the names. Also there is several universes that doesnt even have a name just a number. I dont see any point naming the characters with names they never used just so some idiot knows what character he is modelled after from Earth-616. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 15:24, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Also even if they are same personalities they never used those alliases and why would they be listed with them, but I will let admins to shought this one out. Also this Peter Parquagh you could have listed as "Parquagh, Peter (1602)" and it would have been allright now it isn't. Its just more work for a moderator to do when there is idiots who post **** on the site and they could rather to use that time to clean it up than transfering pages. I'm not trying to start a fight here just saying that they shouldn't be listed in those aliases. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 15:31, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Well, obviously, if a Universe doesn't have a colloquial name, don't use one. As Marvel 1602 does, I used it. And as the majority of the junk the moderators have to clean up is a lot of people posting gibberish in un-templated profiles, I doubt they'll care if I can't read their minds and choose the proper titles for my completely written and researched bios. :) I've learned that they all have their own opinions on how to categorize stuff, and as I have the most fun researching Marvel comics and writing what I know, I'll let them re-title my stuff to their heart's content. I can't always predict what it will be, and so I've stopped trying. So you can continue to spend your time picking apart all my stuff, and I'm certainly not going to change anything back as long as you keep my profiles intact. So, as you say, we'll leave it to them, who will undoubtedly be happy to take time out from absolute nonsense to tidy up a set of complete bios. Note: I've also edited out your profanity from my page, as this is a family site... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:47, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Regarding your Spider-Man 1602 profile, it was no problem. If only a history could be done.[[User: The Last Samurai]]

I'm going to try and pick up some of the 1602 comics when I see them, or whatever is out yet. And then I'll fill in stuff. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 08:23, 19 August 2006 (EDT)

If a character does not go by a name, then don't give them that name. Therefore, if a character never used "Spider-Man" as a name, then don't call him "Spider-Man". Use the correct names that they were given in comics even if it is a real name and not a code-name. 
If a universe does not have a designated Earth number, then don't use names to replace that number. 
Also, please do not post material intentionally for the Moderators to clean up. You have been given the ability to approve your own posts so that we WON'T have to clean up your profiles. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:02, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

You misunderstood. My point was that I had given up guessing how the moderators want me to structure the names, and if you'll notice, there are TONS of posts from me asking moderators. Usually, they ignore me, and then it eventually gets changed later. So I stopped guessing, and just wrote bios to add to the system. 
I'm thoroughly confused about your choice to add the Earth designation. Are you implying that we should change all the (Ultimate)s to (Earth-1610), and the (2099)s to (Earth-928)? If not, what makes Marvel 1602 special that it doesn't get its colloquial title like the others? As for the changes you did make, Doctor Strange DOES go by the name Doctor Strange, or Doctor Stephen Strange, and Nick Fury is actually Nicholas Fury by your own naming scheme. And the "Fantastick Four" have never been referred to as such in a comic, yet. At best you could refer to them as the "Four from the Fantastick." Though when their own comic comes out, it'll be more clear, undoubtedly. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 17:16, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

You are noy being ignored, the Moderators can get very busy at times with Handbook work (writing, proofing, research, deadlines), thier normal 9-5 type job (which is different than the Handbook job), family and everyday normal life stuff, checking profiles over for the weekly Marvel newsletter, checking/writing profiles for Marvel.com and other things. So as you can see Mods can get busy real fast and numerous posts that show up on the "Recent Changes" can push Usertalk down. I just found out that someone posted in my Userpage 3 days ago and I didn't even see it and I check often. It was just over looked is all. 
If an Earth designation is known it should be used. If text to clarify that reality is needed then it can be added. So for example Captain America (Earth-1610 (Ultimate)) should be listed for the Ultimate version of Captain America. Spider-Man (Earth-928 circa 2099 AD), Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311, circa 1602 AD) and so on. 
While yes, this is a change for what has been previously posted, things have changed within the comics and an updated system is needed. Especially now that there are multiple versions of Spider-Man 2099, Age of Apocalypse, Days of Future Past, and other characters/realities. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 20:34, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

Ok, that all sounds good to me. And, honestly, Dragyn, this mainly serves to prove my point. I couldn't have even begun to guess all those formatting things you would prefer, no matter how much guessing I put into it. Which is why I've gotten to the point where I no longer worry about formatting, unless it's really obvious. I'd be most happy just reading comics and honing my writing skills on the bios-the two things I truly enjoy-and leaving all the pesky formatting issues to the moderators. Which is what I meant earlier. And if you had just renamed all those characters and said nothing to me, I would have been just fine. I would very much just like to stay out of all of it, because I'm not a moderator, and I frankly don't want to have an opinion on any of it. And I'm not angry at anyone for not getting back to me, and I'm not purposefully trying to make work for anyone else, I've just decided to continue to type up bios and give my best, off-the-top-of-my-head guess for how to name them, and let any moderator with a different opinion change it. I hope that's okay with everyone, as I'd prefer to just quietly pump out characters, and I'd like to think that after over a hundred created bios, I'm not wasting anyone's time on here. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 08:04, 24 August 2006 (EDT)

What's a "tittle"? [[User:sononsj|sononsj]] 19:15, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

== Editing other people's Userpages ==

Please don't edit other people's Userpages. That is for them to post on and no one else. If something needs to be removed, a Moderator will do it. If you notice something needs to be removed (category for example) from a Userpage, then please point it out to a Moderator and we will remove it. While your intentions were good, if other posters see you do it, they will assume that they can do it also and it will become a greater mess than what it already has become. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:09, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

Alright. They'd had been sitting there for months, which is why I finally removed them. But I won't do it again. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 17:08, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

== Images ==

Sherlock, please don't upload images in GIF format (like Prester John). The preferred format for online images is JPG. --[[User:ComiX-Fan|ComiX-Fan]] 20:24, 2 March 2007 (EST)

OH, alright. THAT was the problem. I couldn't figure it out. Thank you, I will reupload that as a .jpg. Sorry about the mistake. I think I checked what your "Image Not Available" graphic was, and duplicated that. (Edit: Ahem, I actually DID listen and uploaded it as a jpg, just said gif...sorry again)[[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 10:16, 6 March 2007 (EST)

Wanderer

2007-03-06T15:23:21Z

PseudoSherlock: Placed in new image.

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Prester John
| aliases = None
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Wanderer, former servant of King Richard
| citizenship = Citizen of England
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| education = Training as a knight
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Red
| powers = None
| abilities = The Wanderer was trained as knight in Medieval times.
| weapons = The Evil Eye, capable of firing blasts of energy, opening fissures within the ground, encasing people in unbreakable force fields, and potentially much more.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #54
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #54 (intro)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= PresterJohn.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= The Wanderer was a man from the 12th Century named Prester John, a one-time servant of King Richard who searched the world learning of the mysterious of mankind in order to unravel them. After many amazing sites he eventually found the hidden city of Avalon where an advanced civilization of man created advanced technologies and disappeared shortly afterwards - victims of their own power. There, the Wanderer found a powerful artifact called the Evil Eye and then, thanks to their technologies, he was sealed up within the Chair of Survival to be preserved forever - not dead, not alive.

He sat affixed in the chair for over seven hundred years until the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] and [[Wingfoot, Wyatt|Wyatt Wingfoot]] fell into his hidden chamber while searching for the Great Refuge of the Inhumans. Their presence awoke him, and he attacked them with his Evil Eye as a display of power. He explained his presence there, but because he couldn’t trust them he sealed them within an unbreakable, airless shield. Though soon his knight’s code of chivalry forced him to release them before they could suffocate.

The Torch realized that the Evil Eye might be the key to the escape of the [[Inhumans]], and he stole it from the Wanderer and flew off before the Wanderer could explain that a safety button had to be pressed or else it would soon overload and explode. The Wanderer briefed Wyatt on this, who boarded the [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther’s]] Gyro-Cruiser and fired a beam of destructive light at Johnny, knocking the Evil Eye from his hands. The artifact exploded moments later, creating an explosion similar to an atomic bomb’s; thankfully, the Torch was far enough away that it only put out his flame. Then, together with Wyatt, the Wanderer revealed to Johnny that they were only trying to help him, though Johnny stayed fixed on the notion that the Evil Eye was his only hope to save [[Crystal]] and suggested that he would have been better off if they hadn’t stopped him.

Years later, Prester John became one of the many inhabitants of [[Cable|Cable's]] Providence Island, looking to separate himself from the awfulness of the outside world. Cable assigned him to be his Coordinator of Religious Activities. Alongside the mercenary [[Deadpool]], John helped investigate the death of a notorious terrorist, Haji Bin Barat. They soon discovered that it was Deadpool himself who killed the terrorist, but after a fight with the mercenary, Cable personally asked Prester John to desist or leave his island. John agreed and Deadpool left instead. Deadpool and Cable eventually reconciled, and Prester John continued in his position, often helping with major issues springing up on Cable's island paradise.
}}
{{person}}
[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

File:PresterJohn.jpg

2007-03-06T15:22:56Z

PseudoSherlock: Here is the .jpg version of the Prester John image. Sorry for the confusion!

Here is the .jpg version of the Prester John image. Sorry for the confusion!

User talk:PseudoSherlock

2007-03-06T15:18:38Z

PseudoSherlock: /* Images */

== Contributions ==

I had a pile of contributions/changes that were approved/not approved, but today they suddenly all disappeared. What does that mean?

It means they changed the system, I'd imagine... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 16:38, 5 June 2006 (EDT)

i just wanted to know scince you have auto approving and aeverything do you just create an article and it shows automatically cause i wanted tp know if i had it and how to use [[User:Xtreme112|Xtreme112]]

Once you reach the given amount of Hero Points needed to approve your own profiles (you need to make sure there is correct information and spellchecked on the profile before approving it). Go to the Recent Changes at the bottom of a page. If you see the words "this revision" in red, that mean you have reached the correct number needed to approve your profiles. Once you create a profile and after you post it, you have to go to the Recent Changes page and approve your own profile. It is there for you to do your own and not to approve other's profiles/posts. 
As for the Contributions list, it looks like after you reach a certain amount of profiles/edits/posts, your contribution list vanishes. It did it with mine and others who have high numbers. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 00:23, 16 June 2006 (EDT)

ok i get ya but i dont see that revision thing for bios i meen my contribution list is gone and i only see the rev thing with pictures so does that meen im not there yet

Umm, thank you, Xtreme. But yeah, looks like the question is already answered. And thank you for the heads up on the contributions, Dragyn. It was a little frustrating, and it makes me wonder why the option is there in the first place. I actually enjoyed using it to start out with. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 06:32, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

'''Xtreme112:''' From what you are saying, I would guess that you have not reached the needed amount of Hero Points to approve your own profiles/posts/edits. Just remember that the easiest way to find out is to check the Recent Changes page (which is located at the bottom of every page) and once you see the words/text "(this revision)" highlighted in red, then that means you have reached the need amount of Hero Points. 
'''PseudoSherlock:''' We suggest that you keep a record of all profiles you create in case something happens to them. This way you can post the information if needed again. Some posters have used their UserPage to list all the profiles they have created to show their contributions. This way even though the current bug in the system erases your name, there is still something showing that you contributed to the profile. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 14:54, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

Yeah, Dragyn's probably right, Xtreme. It's pretty obvious when you're able, the "This Revision" thing is highlighted in a BRIGHT red. Can't miss it.
And don't worry, Dragyn, I save all my profiles in MSWord. I'm also planning on revising my own profile soon to show the ones that I've created or heavily edited. I just haven't quite gotten around to it. Maybe I will today... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:01, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

== The villain thing ==

Oh ok i didn't know anyone noticed , maybe they'll change it ''this'' time. [[User:david andrews|david andrews]] 13:18, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

Yeah, who knows? You can find the other posts on either Pete's or ComiX Fan's user pages. It would be nice if they fixed it, though. I actually misspelled villains because I was looking at that link before... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 14:33, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

Yeah thats what i did adding to the category and checked my spelling of that.
then i noticed it didn't work and i got suspicious. [[User:david andrews|david andrews]] 15:29, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

== 2099 characters ==

Hey PseudoSherlock, when creating a profile for a character from the 2099 universe, make sure you add that to the name like Spider-Man (2099), X-Men (2099) and so on. The links you make in the history reflect the universe, so should the character you are writing the bio for. The same goes for characters from Exiles like Blink (Exiles), Ulimate Marvel like Spider-Man (Ultimate) and so on. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 20:24, 12 July 2006 (EDT)

Sigh...fine. The reason I originally formatted them as I did, is because I only added (2099) when there was no other character of the same name. Which I took from the format of the Ultimate characters. However, I see now that ALL the Ultimate characters, even "Ultimates (Ultimate)" have it...so, alright, I'll go through and fix it all to read (2099)... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 07:39, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

Any alternate reality character should reflect their own universe no matter if there isn't a version of them in the Marvel 616 Universe. It is a way to distinguish what universe they come from. While it is obvious to know that they come from the 2099 Universe if you look in the 2099 category, all those characters are also listed in the People category (or Teams for the teams) and that is where the designation for the universe comes in handy. This way someone going through the large list of characters in the People category, can see who and where they are from. 
I believe I already edited them to reflect the 2099 universe, so no worries about that. I was letting you know so you would do it for future characters. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:18, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

You seem to know about those 2099 characters. So to the point. There is two Punisher characters on Punisher disambiguation page that are 2099 characters. The reason why I'm pointing this out is, because I was about to delete them from the page, because I dont see any mentioning about them being in Earth-616. Like I was earlier told from a moderator disambiguation pages are only for characters that is native of Earth-616 universe, another universe character that lives Earth-616 universe or is frequent visitor on Earth-616 universe. So if they werent in Earth-616 universe in any point in time they shouldn't be listed in the disambiguation page. If they dont match to any of those mentioned above they shouldnt be there and it would be nice that they would be deleted from the disambiguation page. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 11:36, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

I agree. There are actually three 2099 Punishers on the page. I didn't put them there. I've edited them since, to make sure they're correct, but I didn't agree with their original addition to it. And I've since thought that if they are there, why isn't Spider-Man 2099 on a disambig page, too, and the series of Doctor Doom's in a disambig page? So if you want to take them off, you won't hear any arguments from me. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 12:29, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

It was discussed further and the Mods decided that category pages are for Marvel 616 Universe and the disambig pages are now for all versions of the characters. The main characters are to be listed first, followed by imposters and then last but not least all alternate reality characters. Each section will have its own discription, I will edit a page for others to use as an example later tonight or tomorrow. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:18, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

That makes some good sense. I'll try to cobble together the ones that fit the characters I've done once I've seen the example. Thanks for the heads up! [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 13:53, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

== 1602 Characters ==

Just wanted to ask why did you name them Daredevil, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four and Doctor Doom? Just asking this because they didn't never use those aliases so why you list them under those. Only one of the characters that used same alias than his Earth-616 counterpart was Thor. Everybody else was only refered with their real names. Also Doctor Doom in this Earth isn't a doctor hes a count. Also these characters shouldn't be mentioned in these aliases disambiguation pages because they never used the alias in the first place. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 14:58, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

I did this because the characters in the 1602 are supposedly the same persona as the ones from the modern 616 reality that the universe rebirthed at an earlier time in order to patch itself up. So, technically, they are the same people who were born in an earlier period. I'm sure some moderator will come around and completely rename all of them, but I thought it would just get awkward to keep calling them by either made up codenames (as in the Fantastick Four, which was never mentioned in the series either, but is the title of their upcoming series), or "real names." Because, as they are based off of specific people with specific names, it made it easier to just name them from their originals. Also, please note that the Spider-Man 1602 I just did was actually previously written into the Spider-Man disambig page as Spider-Man (Earth-311), but as the 2099 characters got (2099) put at the end of their names, I changed it to Spider-Man (1602), however someone ELSE also wrote him in as "Spider-Man," not "Peter Parquagh". It makes things more tidy, as they will probably all change their names later, anyway, once the series gets going. And I put them in the disambig pages for the same reason, they are the same identities and personas as the originals, replaced into a different time. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:08, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Umm...I just looked it up, YOU'RE the one who renamed Spider-Man to 311, for some odd reason. So you already, implicitly, agreed to name them to their modern day monikers (as Peter never uses the name Spider-Man in the book), as well as leaving them in the disambig pages. However, renaming him to Spider-Man (Earth-311) looks ungainly and overly categorical, all the other ones are named by the colloquial title of the universe, not the number. Unless you want to start writing in Fantastic Four (616), and other such nonsense... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:11, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

I removed it because I now know that he didn't use it. I didn't add him. Also if you dont know every universe dont have a tittle they just have a number or would you prefer name as like "Peter Parker Had to Destroy Spider-Man" its not practical when the name is long as hell. Its easier to write them as Earth desicnations. That was the one reason why those numbers have been invented so you dont have to write every long and sometimes even stupid name to the names. Also there is several universes that doesnt even have a name just a number. I dont see any point naming the characters with names they never used just so some idiot knows what character he is modelled after from Earth-616. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 15:24, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Also even if they are same personalities they never used those alliases and why would they be listed with them, but I will let admins to shought this one out. Also this Peter Parquagh you could have listed as "Parquagh, Peter (1602)" and it would have been allright now it isn't. Its just more work for a moderator to do when there is idiots who post **** on the site and they could rather to use that time to clean it up than transfering pages. I'm not trying to start a fight here just saying that they shouldn't be listed in those aliases. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 15:31, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Well, obviously, if a Universe doesn't have a colloquial name, don't use one. As Marvel 1602 does, I used it. And as the majority of the junk the moderators have to clean up is a lot of people posting gibberish in un-templated profiles, I doubt they'll care if I can't read their minds and choose the proper titles for my completely written and researched bios. :) I've learned that they all have their own opinions on how to categorize stuff, and as I have the most fun researching Marvel comics and writing what I know, I'll let them re-title my stuff to their heart's content. I can't always predict what it will be, and so I've stopped trying. So you can continue to spend your time picking apart all my stuff, and I'm certainly not going to change anything back as long as you keep my profiles intact. So, as you say, we'll leave it to them, who will undoubtedly be happy to take time out from absolute nonsense to tidy up a set of complete bios. Note: I've also edited out your profanity from my page, as this is a family site... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:47, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Regarding your Spider-Man 1602 profile, it was no problem. If only a history could be done.[[User: The Last Samurai]]

I'm going to try and pick up some of the 1602 comics when I see them, or whatever is out yet. And then I'll fill in stuff. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 08:23, 19 August 2006 (EDT)

If a character does not go by a name, then don't give them that name. Therefore, if a character never used "Spider-Man" as a name, then don't call him "Spider-Man". Use the correct names that they were given in comics even if it is a real name and not a code-name. 
If a universe does not have a designated Earth number, then don't use names to replace that number. 
Also, please do not post material intentionally for the Moderators to clean up. You have been given the ability to approve your own posts so that we WON'T have to clean up your profiles. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:02, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

You misunderstood. My point was that I had given up guessing how the moderators want me to structure the names, and if you'll notice, there are TONS of posts from me asking moderators. Usually, they ignore me, and then it eventually gets changed later. So I stopped guessing, and just wrote bios to add to the system. 
I'm thoroughly confused about your choice to add the Earth designation. Are you implying that we should change all the (Ultimate)s to (Earth-1610), and the (2099)s to (Earth-928)? If not, what makes Marvel 1602 special that it doesn't get its colloquial title like the others? As for the changes you did make, Doctor Strange DOES go by the name Doctor Strange, or Doctor Stephen Strange, and Nick Fury is actually Nicholas Fury by your own naming scheme. And the "Fantastick Four" have never been referred to as such in a comic, yet. At best you could refer to them as the "Four from the Fantastick." Though when their own comic comes out, it'll be more clear, undoubtedly. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 17:16, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

You are noy being ignored, the Moderators can get very busy at times with Handbook work (writing, proofing, research, deadlines), thier normal 9-5 type job (which is different than the Handbook job), family and everyday normal life stuff, checking profiles over for the weekly Marvel newsletter, checking/writing profiles for Marvel.com and other things. So as you can see Mods can get busy real fast and numerous posts that show up on the "Recent Changes" can push Usertalk down. I just found out that someone posted in my Userpage 3 days ago and I didn't even see it and I check often. It was just over looked is all. 
If an Earth designation is known it should be used. If text to clarify that reality is needed then it can be added. So for example Captain America (Earth-1610 (Ultimate)) should be listed for the Ultimate version of Captain America. Spider-Man (Earth-928 circa 2099 AD), Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311, circa 1602 AD) and so on. 
While yes, this is a change for what has been previously posted, things have changed within the comics and an updated system is needed. Especially now that there are multiple versions of Spider-Man 2099, Age of Apocalypse, Days of Future Past, and other characters/realities. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 20:34, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

Ok, that all sounds good to me. And, honestly, Dragyn, this mainly serves to prove my point. I couldn't have even begun to guess all those formatting things you would prefer, no matter how much guessing I put into it. Which is why I've gotten to the point where I no longer worry about formatting, unless it's really obvious. I'd be most happy just reading comics and honing my writing skills on the bios-the two things I truly enjoy-and leaving all the pesky formatting issues to the moderators. Which is what I meant earlier. And if you had just renamed all those characters and said nothing to me, I would have been just fine. I would very much just like to stay out of all of it, because I'm not a moderator, and I frankly don't want to have an opinion on any of it. And I'm not angry at anyone for not getting back to me, and I'm not purposefully trying to make work for anyone else, I've just decided to continue to type up bios and give my best, off-the-top-of-my-head guess for how to name them, and let any moderator with a different opinion change it. I hope that's okay with everyone, as I'd prefer to just quietly pump out characters, and I'd like to think that after over a hundred created bios, I'm not wasting anyone's time on here. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 08:04, 24 August 2006 (EDT)

What's a "tittle"? [[User:sononsj|sononsj]] 19:15, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

== Editing other people's Userpages ==

Please don't edit other people's Userpages. That is for them to post on and no one else. If something needs to be removed, a Moderator will do it. If you notice something needs to be removed (category for example) from a Userpage, then please point it out to a Moderator and we will remove it. While your intentions were good, if other posters see you do it, they will assume that they can do it also and it will become a greater mess than what it already has become. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:09, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

Alright. They'd had been sitting there for months, which is why I finally removed them. But I won't do it again. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 17:08, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

== Images ==

Sherlock, please don't upload images in GIF format (like Prester John). The preferred format for online images is JPG. --[[User:ComiX-Fan|ComiX-Fan]] 20:24, 2 March 2007 (EST)

OH, alright. THAT was the problem. I couldn't figure it out. Thank you, I will reupload that as a .gif. Sorry about the mistake. I think I checked what your "Image Not Available" graphic was, and duplicated that. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 10:16, 6 March 2007 (EST)

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== Contributions ==

I had a pile of contributions/changes that were approved/not approved, but today they suddenly all disappeared. What does that mean?

It means they changed the system, I'd imagine... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 16:38, 5 June 2006 (EDT)

i just wanted to know scince you have auto approving and aeverything do you just create an article and it shows automatically cause i wanted tp know if i had it and how to use [[User:Xtreme112|Xtreme112]]

Once you reach the given amount of Hero Points needed to approve your own profiles (you need to make sure there is correct information and spellchecked on the profile before approving it). Go to the Recent Changes at the bottom of a page. If you see the words "this revision" in red, that mean you have reached the correct number needed to approve your profiles. Once you create a profile and after you post it, you have to go to the Recent Changes page and approve your own profile. It is there for you to do your own and not to approve other's profiles/posts. 
As for the Contributions list, it looks like after you reach a certain amount of profiles/edits/posts, your contribution list vanishes. It did it with mine and others who have high numbers. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 00:23, 16 June 2006 (EDT)

ok i get ya but i dont see that revision thing for bios i meen my contribution list is gone and i only see the rev thing with pictures so does that meen im not there yet

Umm, thank you, Xtreme. But yeah, looks like the question is already answered. And thank you for the heads up on the contributions, Dragyn. It was a little frustrating, and it makes me wonder why the option is there in the first place. I actually enjoyed using it to start out with. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 06:32, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

'''Xtreme112:''' From what you are saying, I would guess that you have not reached the needed amount of Hero Points to approve your own profiles/posts/edits. Just remember that the easiest way to find out is to check the Recent Changes page (which is located at the bottom of every page) and once you see the words/text "(this revision)" highlighted in red, then that means you have reached the need amount of Hero Points. 
'''PseudoSherlock:''' We suggest that you keep a record of all profiles you create in case something happens to them. This way you can post the information if needed again. Some posters have used their UserPage to list all the profiles they have created to show their contributions. This way even though the current bug in the system erases your name, there is still something showing that you contributed to the profile. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 14:54, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

Yeah, Dragyn's probably right, Xtreme. It's pretty obvious when you're able, the "This Revision" thing is highlighted in a BRIGHT red. Can't miss it.
And don't worry, Dragyn, I save all my profiles in MSWord. I'm also planning on revising my own profile soon to show the ones that I've created or heavily edited. I just haven't quite gotten around to it. Maybe I will today... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:01, 19 June 2006 (EDT)

== The villain thing ==

Oh ok i didn't know anyone noticed , maybe they'll change it ''this'' time. [[User:david andrews|david andrews]] 13:18, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

Yeah, who knows? You can find the other posts on either Pete's or ComiX Fan's user pages. It would be nice if they fixed it, though. I actually misspelled villains because I was looking at that link before... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 14:33, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

Yeah thats what i did adding to the category and checked my spelling of that.
then i noticed it didn't work and i got suspicious. [[User:david andrews|david andrews]] 15:29, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

== 2099 characters ==

Hey PseudoSherlock, when creating a profile for a character from the 2099 universe, make sure you add that to the name like Spider-Man (2099), X-Men (2099) and so on. The links you make in the history reflect the universe, so should the character you are writing the bio for. The same goes for characters from Exiles like Blink (Exiles), Ulimate Marvel like Spider-Man (Ultimate) and so on. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 20:24, 12 July 2006 (EDT)

Sigh...fine. The reason I originally formatted them as I did, is because I only added (2099) when there was no other character of the same name. Which I took from the format of the Ultimate characters. However, I see now that ALL the Ultimate characters, even "Ultimates (Ultimate)" have it...so, alright, I'll go through and fix it all to read (2099)... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 07:39, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

Any alternate reality character should reflect their own universe no matter if there isn't a version of them in the Marvel 616 Universe. It is a way to distinguish what universe they come from. While it is obvious to know that they come from the 2099 Universe if you look in the 2099 category, all those characters are also listed in the People category (or Teams for the teams) and that is where the designation for the universe comes in handy. This way someone going through the large list of characters in the People category, can see who and where they are from. 
I believe I already edited them to reflect the 2099 universe, so no worries about that. I was letting you know so you would do it for future characters. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:18, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

You seem to know about those 2099 characters. So to the point. There is two Punisher characters on Punisher disambiguation page that are 2099 characters. The reason why I'm pointing this out is, because I was about to delete them from the page, because I dont see any mentioning about them being in Earth-616. Like I was earlier told from a moderator disambiguation pages are only for characters that is native of Earth-616 universe, another universe character that lives Earth-616 universe or is frequent visitor on Earth-616 universe. So if they werent in Earth-616 universe in any point in time they shouldn't be listed in the disambiguation page. If they dont match to any of those mentioned above they shouldnt be there and it would be nice that they would be deleted from the disambiguation page. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 11:36, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

I agree. There are actually three 2099 Punishers on the page. I didn't put them there. I've edited them since, to make sure they're correct, but I didn't agree with their original addition to it. And I've since thought that if they are there, why isn't Spider-Man 2099 on a disambig page, too, and the series of Doctor Doom's in a disambig page? So if you want to take them off, you won't hear any arguments from me. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 12:29, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

It was discussed further and the Mods decided that category pages are for Marvel 616 Universe and the disambig pages are now for all versions of the characters. The main characters are to be listed first, followed by imposters and then last but not least all alternate reality characters. Each section will have its own discription, I will edit a page for others to use as an example later tonight or tomorrow. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:18, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

That makes some good sense. I'll try to cobble together the ones that fit the characters I've done once I've seen the example. Thanks for the heads up! [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 13:53, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

== 1602 Characters ==

Just wanted to ask why did you name them Daredevil, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four and Doctor Doom? Just asking this because they didn't never use those aliases so why you list them under those. Only one of the characters that used same alias than his Earth-616 counterpart was Thor. Everybody else was only refered with their real names. Also Doctor Doom in this Earth isn't a doctor hes a count. Also these characters shouldn't be mentioned in these aliases disambiguation pages because they never used the alias in the first place. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 14:58, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

I did this because the characters in the 1602 are supposedly the same persona as the ones from the modern 616 reality that the universe rebirthed at an earlier time in order to patch itself up. So, technically, they are the same people who were born in an earlier period. I'm sure some moderator will come around and completely rename all of them, but I thought it would just get awkward to keep calling them by either made up codenames (as in the Fantastick Four, which was never mentioned in the series either, but is the title of their upcoming series), or "real names." Because, as they are based off of specific people with specific names, it made it easier to just name them from their originals. Also, please note that the Spider-Man 1602 I just did was actually previously written into the Spider-Man disambig page as Spider-Man (Earth-311), but as the 2099 characters got (2099) put at the end of their names, I changed it to Spider-Man (1602), however someone ELSE also wrote him in as "Spider-Man," not "Peter Parquagh". It makes things more tidy, as they will probably all change their names later, anyway, once the series gets going. And I put them in the disambig pages for the same reason, they are the same identities and personas as the originals, replaced into a different time. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:08, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Umm...I just looked it up, YOU'RE the one who renamed Spider-Man to 311, for some odd reason. So you already, implicitly, agreed to name them to their modern day monikers (as Peter never uses the name Spider-Man in the book), as well as leaving them in the disambig pages. However, renaming him to Spider-Man (Earth-311) looks ungainly and overly categorical, all the other ones are named by the colloquial title of the universe, not the number. Unless you want to start writing in Fantastic Four (616), and other such nonsense... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:11, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

I removed it because I now know that he didn't use it. I didn't add him. Also if you dont know every universe dont have a tittle they just have a number or would you prefer name as like "Peter Parker Had to Destroy Spider-Man" its not practical when the name is long as hell. Its easier to write them as Earth desicnations. That was the one reason why those numbers have been invented so you dont have to write every long and sometimes even stupid name to the names. Also there is several universes that doesnt even have a name just a number. I dont see any point naming the characters with names they never used just so some idiot knows what character he is modelled after from Earth-616. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 15:24, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Also even if they are same personalities they never used those alliases and why would they be listed with them, but I will let admins to shought this one out. Also this Peter Parquagh you could have listed as "Parquagh, Peter (1602)" and it would have been allright now it isn't. Its just more work for a moderator to do when there is idiots who post **** on the site and they could rather to use that time to clean it up than transfering pages. I'm not trying to start a fight here just saying that they shouldn't be listed in those aliases. --[[User:Wezqu|Wezqu]] 15:31, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Well, obviously, if a Universe doesn't have a colloquial name, don't use one. As Marvel 1602 does, I used it. And as the majority of the junk the moderators have to clean up is a lot of people posting gibberish in un-templated profiles, I doubt they'll care if I can't read their minds and choose the proper titles for my completely written and researched bios. :) I've learned that they all have their own opinions on how to categorize stuff, and as I have the most fun researching Marvel comics and writing what I know, I'll let them re-title my stuff to their heart's content. I can't always predict what it will be, and so I've stopped trying. So you can continue to spend your time picking apart all my stuff, and I'm certainly not going to change anything back as long as you keep my profiles intact. So, as you say, we'll leave it to them, who will undoubtedly be happy to take time out from absolute nonsense to tidy up a set of complete bios. Note: I've also edited out your profanity from my page, as this is a family site... [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 15:47, 15 August 2006 (EDT)

Regarding your Spider-Man 1602 profile, it was no problem. If only a history could be done.[[User: The Last Samurai]]

I'm going to try and pick up some of the 1602 comics when I see them, or whatever is out yet. And then I'll fill in stuff. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 08:23, 19 August 2006 (EDT)

If a character does not go by a name, then don't give them that name. Therefore, if a character never used "Spider-Man" as a name, then don't call him "Spider-Man". Use the correct names that they were given in comics even if it is a real name and not a code-name. 
If a universe does not have a designated Earth number, then don't use names to replace that number. 
Also, please do not post material intentionally for the Moderators to clean up. You have been given the ability to approve your own posts so that we WON'T have to clean up your profiles. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:02, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

You misunderstood. My point was that I had given up guessing how the moderators want me to structure the names, and if you'll notice, there are TONS of posts from me asking moderators. Usually, they ignore me, and then it eventually gets changed later. So I stopped guessing, and just wrote bios to add to the system. 
I'm thoroughly confused about your choice to add the Earth designation. Are you implying that we should change all the (Ultimate)s to (Earth-1610), and the (2099)s to (Earth-928)? If not, what makes Marvel 1602 special that it doesn't get its colloquial title like the others? As for the changes you did make, Doctor Strange DOES go by the name Doctor Strange, or Doctor Stephen Strange, and Nick Fury is actually Nicholas Fury by your own naming scheme. And the "Fantastick Four" have never been referred to as such in a comic, yet. At best you could refer to them as the "Four from the Fantastick." Though when their own comic comes out, it'll be more clear, undoubtedly. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 17:16, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

You are noy being ignored, the Moderators can get very busy at times with Handbook work (writing, proofing, research, deadlines), thier normal 9-5 type job (which is different than the Handbook job), family and everyday normal life stuff, checking profiles over for the weekly Marvel newsletter, checking/writing profiles for Marvel.com and other things. So as you can see Mods can get busy real fast and numerous posts that show up on the "Recent Changes" can push Usertalk down. I just found out that someone posted in my Userpage 3 days ago and I didn't even see it and I check often. It was just over looked is all. 
If an Earth designation is known it should be used. If text to clarify that reality is needed then it can be added. So for example Captain America (Earth-1610 (Ultimate)) should be listed for the Ultimate version of Captain America. Spider-Man (Earth-928 circa 2099 AD), Parquagh, Peter (Earth-311, circa 1602 AD) and so on. 
While yes, this is a change for what has been previously posted, things have changed within the comics and an updated system is needed. Especially now that there are multiple versions of Spider-Man 2099, Age of Apocalypse, Days of Future Past, and other characters/realities. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 20:34, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

Ok, that all sounds good to me. And, honestly, Dragyn, this mainly serves to prove my point. I couldn't have even begun to guess all those formatting things you would prefer, no matter how much guessing I put into it. Which is why I've gotten to the point where I no longer worry about formatting, unless it's really obvious. I'd be most happy just reading comics and honing my writing skills on the bios-the two things I truly enjoy-and leaving all the pesky formatting issues to the moderators. Which is what I meant earlier. And if you had just renamed all those characters and said nothing to me, I would have been just fine. I would very much just like to stay out of all of it, because I'm not a moderator, and I frankly don't want to have an opinion on any of it. And I'm not angry at anyone for not getting back to me, and I'm not purposefully trying to make work for anyone else, I've just decided to continue to type up bios and give my best, off-the-top-of-my-head guess for how to name them, and let any moderator with a different opinion change it. I hope that's okay with everyone, as I'd prefer to just quietly pump out characters, and I'd like to think that after over a hundred created bios, I'm not wasting anyone's time on here. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 08:04, 24 August 2006 (EDT)

What's a "tittle"? [[User:sononsj|sononsj]] 19:15, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

== Editing other people's Userpages ==

Please don't edit other people's Userpages. That is for them to post on and no one else. If something needs to be removed, a Moderator will do it. If you notice something needs to be removed (category for example) from a Userpage, then please point it out to a Moderator and we will remove it. While your intentions were good, if other posters see you do it, they will assume that they can do it also and it will become a greater mess than what it already has become. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 13:09, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

Alright. They'd had been sitting there for months, which is why I finally removed them. But I won't do it again. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 17:08, 23 August 2006 (EDT)

== Images ==

Sherlock, please don't upload images in GIF format (like Prester John). The preferred format for online images is JPG. --[[User:ComiX-Fan|ComiX-Fan]] 20:24, 2 March 2007 (EST)

OH, alright. THAT was the problem. I couldn't figure it out. Thank you, I will reupload that as a .gif. Sorry about the mistake. [[User:PseudoSherlock|PseudoSherlock]] 10:16, 6 March 2007 (EST)

Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's android)

2007-03-02T15:33:57Z

PseudoSherlock: Fixed links.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Android A
| aliases = Mister Fantastic
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Android Replicant
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = [[Mad Thinker|Mad Thinker's]] lab
| relatives = Mad Thinker (creator), [[Thing (Mad Thinker's android)|Android B]] (android brother), [[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's android)|Android C]] (android sister), [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|Android D]] (android brother)
| groups = Fantastic Four (androids)
| education = Computer programming
| height = 6'1" (variable)
| weight = 180 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Brown, graying at temples
| powers = The Mister Fantastic android has all the stretching powers of the original [[Mister Fantastic]].
| abilities = The android has all the abilities of the original Mister Fantastic as well.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #96
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #96 (intro/death)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= image_not_available.gif
}}
{{bio|
bio_text= The [[Mad Thinker]] created a series of androids to defeat and replace the [[Fantastic Four]], all of which had the powers of the originals. The android made to look like [[Mister Fantastic]] waited with his [[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's android)|android wife]] until the [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|android Human Torch]] and [[Thing (Mad Thinker's android)|android Thing]] took over their own counterparts. Then the Thinker ordered him and the Invisible Girl’s android to ambush and replace their originals. After the real Reed and [[Invisible Woman|Sue]] parted, the android Sue followed the original into a clothing store while Reed’s android waited at a specific corner for his victim.

The Thinker had predicted the true Mister Fantastic’s arrival down to the second, and soon a car containing Reed sped by. The android stretched his own arms and pulled his likeness right through the car’s window, smashing it and wrapping him up in the android’s pliable limbs. But after a fight in an alleyway, the real Mister Fantastic defeated his copy and in an ironic reversal, replaced him and traveled to the [[Baxter Building]] to stop the Mad Thinker’s plans and return him to the authorities.
}}
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Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)

2007-03-02T15:32:43Z

PseudoSherlock: Fixed links.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Android D
| aliases = The Human Torch
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Android Replicant
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = [[Mad Thinker|Mad Thinker's]] lab
| relatives = Mad Thinker (creator), [[Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's android)|Android A]], [[Thing (Mad Thinker's android)|Android B]] (android brother), [[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's android)|Android C]] (android sister)
| groups = Fantastic Four (androids)
| education = Computer programming
| height = 5'10"
| weight = 170 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blonde
| powers = The Human Torch's android has all the fire-control powers of the original [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]]. He can also fire an ice ray.
| abilities = The android has all the abilities of the original Human Torch, as well.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #96
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #96 (intro/death)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= image_not_available.gif
}}{{bio|
bio_text= The Mad Thinker created a series of androids to defeat and replace the [[Fantastic Four]], all of which had the powers of the originals. The android made to look like the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] ambushed the real Johnny Storm with an ice ray while he enjoyed a car rally. Then he traveled to the [[Baxter Building]] where he pretended to be the real Johnny, which fooled the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]]. When Ben let his guard down, the android fired a heat-powered stun ray to disable him and replace him with his own [[Thing (Mad Thinker's android)|android version]].

He notified the Thinker - right on schedule - and the androids waited while their two pseudo-team members replaced their own originals. The [[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's android)|Invisible Girl’s android]] came next, followed by the Mad Thinker, himself, who rode his own secret elevator that he installed in the Baxter Building while the four heroes were away in Europe fighting [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]]. The last of them, [[Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's android)|Mister Fantastic’s replacement]], soon appeared, but he quickly revealed himself to be the real [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]] and attacked the Thinker. The fake Human Torch and his android team members attacked Richards, until Richards realized that the android disguised as his [[Invisible Woman|wife]] hid a specific closet, and he opened it to reveal the real Thing.

The true Ben Grimm’s grogginess wore off quickly, and he leapt into the fight, smashing the android Torch with a single blow. Ben was surprised, but as Reed explained: since the Torch was an android, and not human, the destruction of his mechanisms meant his own death. The Thinker himself was later subdued and brought back to the authorities.
}}
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Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's android)

2007-03-02T15:30:53Z

PseudoSherlock: Fixed links.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Android C
| aliases = Invisible Girl
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Android Replicant
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = [[Mad Thinker|Mad Thinker's]] lab
| relatives = Mad Thinker (creator), [[Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's android)|Android A]], [[Thing (Mad Thinker's android)|Android B]] (android brother), [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|Android D]] (android brother)
| groups = Fantastic Four (androids)
| education = Computer programming
| height = 5'6"
| weight = 120 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blonde
| powers = The Invisible Girl's android has all the energy manipulation and invisibility powers of the original [[Invisible Woman]].
| abilities = The android has all the abilities of the original Invisible Woman, as well.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #96
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #96 (intro/death)
}}{{Headshot|
|main_image= image_not_available.gif
}}
{{bio|
bio_text= The [[Mad Thinker]] created a series of androids to defeat and replace the [[Fantastic Four]], all of which had the powers of the originals. The android made to look like the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] waited until the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] and the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] were replaced; then the Thinker ordered her and the [[Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's android)|Mister Fantastic android]] to seek out and replace their originals. When the real [[Mister Fantastic]] and Invisible Girl parted ways, the android Susan followed her counterpart into a clothing store and snuck up behind her. She grabbed her and knocked her unconscious with a chloroform rag. With the help of a pair of the Thinker’s security androids, she dragged the real Susan’s unconscious form away from prying eyes and made her way with her captive to the [[Baxter Building]].

The Mad Thinker, himself, made his way to the top of the Baxter Building, using his own secret entrance, and greeted his three android replicants. Then he got himself comfortable and they waited for the fourth android, Mister Fantastic’s, who would soon arrive after having replaced his original. But when he did the supposed android quickly revealed that he was the actual Reed Richards and attacked the Thinker. The fake Susan and her pseudo-team launched themselves at Richards. She did her best to maneuver the real member of the Fantastic Four away from a certain closet, but he spotted her deception, and opened it to reveal the true Benjamin Grimm.

The original Thing immediately smashed the [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|android Human Torch]], and then fought his own [[Thing (android)|double]]. In the confusion, the Thinker aimed a powerful pistol at both Things, trying to decide which was his. Richards stopped him instead, but the gun clattered to the floor and the android Invisible Girl picked it up as ordered and prepared to fire it at Reed. Before she could, the Thing behind her pounded the wall, forcing her to drop the pistol and disabled her; taking her out of the fight. The Thinker himself was quickly subdued and brought back to the authorities.
}}
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Zorr

2007-03-02T15:27:46Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Zorr
| aliases = None
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Android servant of [[Maximus]]
| citizenship = [[Attilan]]
| place_of_birth = Attilan
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = [[Alpha Primitives]], servant to Maximus
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Unrevealed
| hair = None
| powers = None
| abilities = Zorr was built with immense strength and fast-moving, swivel joints in his wrists, as well as a gun able to fire a paralyzing fluid. He also has a hypnotic inducer built into his chest that can hypnotically convince a foe to fight slower and weaker.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #82
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #82 (intro), Fantastic Four #83 (defeat)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= image_not_available.gif
}}{{bio|
bio_text= The [[Alpha Primitives|Alpha Primitive]], android Zorr was built by [[Maximus]] to be the ultimate weapon against the [[Fantastic Four]]. When they arrived at [[Attilan]] to rescue their newest member, [[Crystal]], from Maximus, the usurper of the Inhuman crown, he sent the robot against them. The [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] first attacked the robot but found that its steal shell was impervious to his flame. Zorr swiftly used a paralyzing fluid to stop [[Mister Fantastic|Mister Fantastic’s]]ttack and then used his swiveling wrist to spin Johnny around, extinguishing his flame. Lastly, the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] fought him hand-to-hand, but Zorr used his seemingly superior strength to knock him unconscious. The three members were soon captured by Maximus and sealed within a hypnotic field, making them believe they weren’t powerful enough to break out.

But Reed Richards soon discovered a way for them to convince themselves to break the mental barrier and they escaped. Zorr faced them immediately afterwards, but the heroes’ leader ordered Johnny and Ben to attack him quickly: Johnny distracted him; Reed wrapped him up; and Ben shut him down with a single haymaker. Mister Fantastic pulled apart the robot’s chest out of curiosity and found that it contained a hypnotic inducer that had previously fooled them into slowing their attacks enough to be beaten.
}}
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Dakor, Yogi

2007-03-02T15:25:43Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Dakor
| aliases = Yogi Dakor
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Circus performer
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = Servant of [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = As a byproduct of the XZ-12 treatment, Yogi Dakor's body is completely fireproof.
| abilities = Yogi Dakor had a naturally-enhanced fire resistance, prior to Doom's treatment.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #23
| origin = Fantastic Four #23
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #23 (intro, disappearance into another dimension)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= image_not_available.gif
}}{{bio|
bio_text= Yogi Dakor was a circus performer with the ability to resist flame until he was arrested for trying to steal the show’s payroll and put in jail. But [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]] soon posted his bail and released him along with two other criminals that he gathered to use against the [[Fantastic Four]]. Doom enhanced Dakor’s flame resistance to outright fireproofing with his XZ-12 treatment in order to make him the perfect nemesis of the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]].

Dakor later stirred up a media frenzy by declaring that he worked for a wealthy maharajah who was offering a unique sports car to the Torch. Being young, Johnny didn’t question it, and he showed up to claim his car. Dakor drove him away and claimed to be taking him to the maharajah, but instead trapped him in the fireproof car to bring him to Doctor Doom. The Torch tried to heat up the inside but failed, as it and Dakor were fireproof. Dakor then pushed a button on the dashboard that released a powerful nerve gas, and after he donned a gas mask, Dakor drove the unconscious Torch to his master.

Once there, however, Doom rewarded Dakor and his two fellow criminals by giving them each a priceless dimensional-transport machine in the shape of a plain box, telling them it was their payment. When they opened it, the machine transported each to another dimension where they would wait until their master needed them again.
}}
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Wingfoot, Wyatt

2007-03-02T15:22:42Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Wyatt Wingfoot
| aliases = None
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Former college student
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = Keewazi Indian Reservation, Oklahoma
| relatives = Will Wingfoot (father, deceased), [[Silent Fox]] (grandfather, deceased)
| groups = Ally of the [[Fantastic Four]] and good friend to the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] and [[She-Hulk]]
| education = Bachelor's Degree from Metro University, Tribal training in tracking
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = None
| abilities = Wyatt is in excellent physical condition, is capable of training and controlling animals, and is an expert in tracking, thanks to his tribal training.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #50
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #50 (intro/begins college/meets Johnny)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= image_not_available.gif
}}{{bio|
bio_text= Wyatt Wingfoot is an Indian with Comanche blood, born of the Keewazi Tribe of Oklahoma. His father was Will Wingfoot, America’s greatest Decathlon athlete. But when Wyatt grew up and transferred from the Indian Mission school outside of Tulsa to Metro University in New York, he, himself, evidenced no interest in athletics. On his first day at Metro U, Wyatt met the [[Fantastic Four|Fantastic Four’s]] [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Johnny Storm]], also a new student, and as they were both some-what celebrities they were brought into the office of Dean Asher. They later decided to room together in the North-Field dorms and swiftly became good friends.

Wyatt stood up for Johnny in even mundane situations, such as when the football team’s star player, Whitey Mullins, harassed him, goading him about his powers. This attracted the attention of Whitey’s coach, Sam Thorne, who played with Wyatt’s father and wanted Wyatt to join the football team. Wyatt sternly refused, but Thorne made it his duty to convince him. Later, when the [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]] sent out an invitation to Wakanda to the Fantastic Four, Johnny invited Wyatt to come along with him. The four heroes and Wyatt discovered that the Panther had lured them there to test himself as his country’s leader, and it was only with Wyatt’s unexpected help that they were able to overcome T’Challa’s traps and gain his respect. Wyatt used his training as a tracker, initially to help against the Black Panther, and then soon afterwards against [[Klaw|Klaw’s]] unexpected attack.

When the Fantastic Four prepared to leave Wakanda, Johnny Storm refused to go with them, and instead announced his intention to seek out the [[Inhumans|Inhumans']] city of [[Attilan]] and burn his way in to free his love, [[Crystal]]. Wyatt immediately offered to help and the Black Panther gave them his Gyro-Cruiser to travel there. After a brief episode with the [[Wanderer]], the pair ran into the Inhuman’s loyal companion, [[Lockjaw]]. The canine Inhuman soon took Wyatt and Johnny on a teleporting trip around the planet, and presumably off it, until Wyatt managed to train him to obey orders. Lockjaw briefly brought Johnny and Wyatt back to the Baxter Building where they fought and later rescued the original [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Human Torch]] before seeing him destroyed. Then the Inhuman teleported away once more, with both Wyatt and Johnny leaping to follow him, off to another world. But Lockjaw sensed danger and finally teleported them to New York again in time to help against [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]] - who had recently stolen the power cosmic from the [[Silver Surfer]]. Wyatt joined the Fantastic Four’s fight, helping out even though he lacked super powers, and together they defeated Doctor Doom.

Wyatt remained friends with Johnny Storm and the Fantastic Four for many years afterwards, occasionally joining them on missions and receiving help from them in turn. Most notably when the Red Star Oil Company-which bought oil from his tribe and made the Indians rich-sent a false, robot image of their god, [[Tomazooma]], to scare them off their land. Johnny and his team came at Wyatt's suggestion and soon defeated the robot and saved his tribe. Though Johnny’s career at college ended abruptly, Wyatt continued on to receive his Bachelor’s Degree. After the death of his grandfather, [[Silent Fox]], his tribe offered him a place as the chief, but he turned it down in order to travel with his intimate friend, the [[She-Hulk]].
}}
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Wanderer

2007-03-02T15:09:00Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Prester John
| aliases = None
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Wanderer, former servant of King Richard
| citizenship = Citizen of England
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| education = Training as a knight
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Red
| powers = None
| abilities = The Wanderer was trained as knight in Medieval times.
| weapons = The Evil Eye, capable of firing blasts of energy, opening fissures within the ground, encasing people in unbreakable force fields, and potentially much more.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #54
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #54 (intro)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= PresterJohn.gif
}}{{bio|
bio_text= The Wanderer was a man from the 12th Century named Prester John, a one-time servant of King Richard who searched the world learning of the mysterious of mankind in order to unravel them. After many amazing sites he eventually found the hidden city of Avalon where an advanced civilization of man created advanced technologies and disappeared shortly afterwards - victims of their own power. There, the Wanderer found a powerful artifact called the Evil Eye and then, thanks to their technologies, he was sealed up within the Chair of Survival to be preserved forever - not dead, not alive.

He sat affixed in the chair for over seven hundred years until the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] and [[Wingfoot, Wyatt|Wyatt Wingfoot]] fell into his hidden chamber while searching for the Great Refuge of the Inhumans. Their presence awoke him, and he attacked them with his Evil Eye as a display of power. He explained his presence there, but because he couldn’t trust them he sealed them within an unbreakable, airless shield. Though soon his knight’s code of chivalry forced him to release them before they could suffocate.

The Torch realized that the Evil Eye might be the key to the escape of the [[Inhumans]], and he stole it from the Wanderer and flew off before the Wanderer could explain that a safety button had to be pressed or else it would soon overload and explode. The Wanderer briefed Wyatt on this, who boarded the [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther’s]] Gyro-Cruiser and fired a beam of destructive light at Johnny, knocking the Evil Eye from his hands. The artifact exploded moments later, creating an explosion similar to an atomic bomb’s; thankfully, the Torch was far enough away that it only put out his flame. Then, together with Wyatt, the Wanderer revealed to Johnny that they were only trying to help him, though Johnny stayed fixed on the notion that the Evil Eye was his only hope to save [[Crystal]] and suggested that he would have been better off if they hadn’t stopped him.

Years later, Prester John became one of the many inhabitants of [[Cable|Cable's]] Providence Island, looking to separate himself from the awfulness of the outside world. Cable assigned him to be his Coordinator of Religious Activities. Alongside the mercenary [[Deadpool]], John helped investigate the death of a notorious terrorist, Haji Bin Barat. They soon discovered that it was Deadpool himself who killed the terrorist, but after a fight with the mercenary, Cable personally asked Prester John to desist or leave his island. John agreed and Deadpool left instead. Deadpool and Cable eventually reconciled, and Prester John continued in his position, often helping with major issues springing up on Cable's island paradise.
}}
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Tomazooma

2007-03-02T14:55:13Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Tomazooma
| aliases = The Living Totem, The Walking Death
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Servant of the Red Star Oil Company
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = None
| groups = Servant of the Red Star Oil Company
| education = Computer programming
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Yellow
| hair = None
| powers = None
| abilities = The Tomazooma robot had the ability to fire lasers from his eyes, expel laser blasts from his back, a poisonous vapor from his mouth, charge itself with negative energy to reflect projectiles, and had incredible strength and durability thanks to its robotic body.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #80
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #80 (intro/destruction)
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{bio|
bio_text= The Red Star Oil Company, controlled from behind the Red Curtain created a mechanical being and disguised it as the Keewazi Tribe’s spirit-god, Tomazooma. While the tribe continued to sell their oil to the Red Star Company, making the tribe rich, the company wanted to own the land themselves; though the tribe continually refused to sell it. So the company sent its Tomazooma robot to the tribe’s land, ordering it to destroy the oil fields and kill or scare away the remaining Indians.

[[Wingfoot, Wyatt|Wyatt Wingfoot]] investigated the sightings of Tomazooma in the [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther’s]] Gyro-Cruiser; finally discovering the machine, which immediately attacked him. It sprayed Wyatt with a deadly vapor after he fired his gun at it to no effect, and Wyatt crawled away, trying to reach his vehicle. The robot then went after the tribe’s oil fields and burned them down until the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] appeared to absorb the flames. The false Tomazooma attacked the Torch, using beams from its eyes to knock him unconscious. The [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] then leapt onto the robot’s back and drove it to the ground until the robot used a power blast to throw Ben off of it. [[Mister Fantastic]] attacked next, using his [[Pogo Plane|Pogo Plane’s]] guns, but the robot simply used a build up of energy to reflect the bullets back at him, which sent his plane plummeting to Earth.

With the [[Fantastic Four]] temporarily beaten, the robot headed to the tribe’s Big Gully Dam, intending to destroy it and flood the tribe’s land. But the tribe soon appeared at their chief, [[Silent Fox|Silent Fox's]], behest, wielding modern weapons and driving in modern vehicles. Though they fought valiantly, their guns had no effect on the mechanical creature. Before it could turn its attention back to the dam Reed ordered Wyatt to fire his body - shrunk into a compact ball - from a bazooka into the opening under the robot’s eyes. Wyatt did as he was told, and Reed launched himself into the opening and short-circuited the robot before it could expel him and destroyed the machine, which ended the Red Star Oil Company’s attempt at the Keewazi’s land.
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Thing (Mad Thinker's android)

2007-03-02T14:48:45Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Android B
| aliases = The Thing
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Android Replicant
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = [[Mad Thinker|Mad Thinker's]] lab
| relatives = Mad Thinker (creator), [[Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's android)|Android A]] (android brother), [[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's android)|Android C]] (android sister), [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|Android D]] (android brother)
| groups = Fantastic Four (androids)
| education = Computer programming
| height = 6'
| weight = 500 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = None
| powers = The Thing android has all the strength of the original [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]].
| abilities = The android has all the abilities of the original Thing as well.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #96
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #96 (intro/death)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= image_not_available.gif
}}
{{bio|
bio_text= The [[Mad Thinker]] created a series of androids to defeat and replace the [[Fantastic Four]], all of which had the powers of the originals. The android made to look like the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] waited-concealed in the [[Baxter Building]]-until the Human Torch’s [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|android]] tricked Ben and knocked him out. Then the Mad Thinker activated the android and he joined the fake Torch to wait for the Thinker’s orders.

Once the other two androids had finished their work, the Mad Thinker made his way into the Baxter Building through his own secret elevator and congratulated himself on his victory. But when the [[Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's android)|android]] that he sent to replace [[Mister Fantastic]] returned, he revealed himself to be the original Reed Richards, who then turned on the Mad Thinker. The Thing android and the rest attacked Richards, but Richards dodged them until he realized that [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl’s]] [[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's android)|android]] continued to keep him from a certain closet. Richards opened the closet to find the real Thing, whom he woke up and pressed into battle.

The real Thing quickly smashed the Human Torch android, but soon faced his own android counterpart and they clashed. They traded blows while the Thinker demanded they stop fighting before the building came down upon all of them. The Thinker soon turned a gun on the fighting Things, prepared to kill the original, but was unable to decipher which was the true Thing. Before he could fire, Richards disarmed him. The Invisible Girl’s android picked up the gun, but the real Thing pounded the wall to knock the gun out of her hands.

Ben Grimm returned to his android counterpart. They resumed their battle, but the real Thing gave the android a powerful punch that sent him crashing through the wall and onto a neighboring building, destroying his mechanisms and defeating him. The Thinker himself was quickly subdued and brought back to the authorities.
}}
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Thing (Mad Thinker's android)

2007-03-02T14:48:02Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Android B
| aliases = The Thing
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Android Replicant
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = [[Mad Thinker|Mad Thinker's]] lab
| relatives = Mad Thinker (creator), [[Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's Android)|Android A]] (android brother), [[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's Android)|Android C]] (android sister), [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|Android D]] (android brother)
| groups = Fantastic Four (androids)
| education = Computer programming
| height = 6'
| weight = 500 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = None
| powers = The Thing android has all the strength of the original [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]].
| abilities = The android has all the abilities of the original Thing as well.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #96
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #96 (intro/death)
}}{{Headshot|
main_image= image_not_available.gif
}}
{{bio|
bio_text= The [[Mad Thinker]] created a series of androids to defeat and replace the [[Fantastic Four]], all of which had the powers of the originals. The android made to look like the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] waited-concealed in the [[Baxter Building]]-until the Human Torch’s [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|android]] tricked Ben and knocked him out. Then the Mad Thinker activated the android and he joined the fake Torch to wait for the Thinker’s orders.

Once the other two androids had finished their work, the Mad Thinker made his way into the Baxter Building through his own secret elevator and congratulated himself on his victory. But when the [[Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's Android)|android]] that he sent to replace [[Mister Fantastic]] returned, he revealed himself to be the original Reed Richards, who then turned on the Mad Thinker. The Thing android and the rest attacked Richards, but Richards dodged them until he realized that [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl’s]] [[Invisible Woman (Mad Thinker's Android)|android]] continued to keep him from a certain closet. Richards opened the closet to find the real Thing, whom he woke up and pressed into battle.

The real Thing quickly smashed the Human Torch android, but soon faced his own android counterpart and they clashed. They traded blows while the Thinker demanded they stop fighting before the building came down upon all of them. The Thinker soon turned a gun on the fighting Things, prepared to kill the original, but was unable to decipher which was the true Thing. Before he could fire, Richards disarmed him. The Invisible Girl’s android picked up the gun, but the real Thing pounded the wall to knock the gun out of her hands.

Ben Grimm returned to his android counterpart. They resumed their battle, but the real Thing gave the android a powerful punch that sent him crashing through the wall and onto a neighboring building, destroying his mechanisms and defeating him. The Thinker himself was quickly subdued and brought back to the authorities.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Suarez, Raphael

2007-03-02T14:43:07Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Raphael Suarez
| aliases = None
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = College student
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| education = Some college
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Brown
| powers = Raphael gained the powers of the lazerfist from [[Lyja|Lyja's]] implant after it was removed from her.
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #389
| origin = Fantastic Four #389
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #389 (intro/gets powers)
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bio_text= Raphael Suarez was a college student working at the hospital that [[Lyja]] gave birth to her egg in. After the doctor removed an alien implant from her, and set it aside, Raphael himself studied it to find out what it was. The implant suddenly gave off a flash of blinding light and Raphael found he had the power to fire blasts of energy from his fists.

He immediately made his way to [[Four Freedoms Plaza]] and spoke with [[Mister Fantastic|Mister Fantastic’s]] robot secretary, Roberta. Roberta called up to the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]], who was busy and asked to have the man blown off. But Roberta, herself, turned off. Raphael grew concerned, and instead of leaving he ventured further into the building and ran into the Torch and Lyja fighting off a being known as the [[Collector]], over Lyja’s egg. Raphael used his new-found powers to help fight against a robot the Collector used to distract them, and destroyed it.

Then Raphael explained where he got his powers and offered to help. Together with the Torch, he poured fire into the Collector’s barrier. But once the Collector realized the egg was a fake, he declared it a sham, and left. Raphael was left with the arguing couple while Johnny demanded to know why he had been tricked, again. When Lyja explained her story, Raphael realized how the device worked, and tried to interject his knowledge but the Torch quickly cut him off, much more concerned about his lying ex-wife and her mysterious egg. When the egg hatched, revealing a giant alien called a Sha’Barri, Raphael helped the best he could alongside Lyja and [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]] and [[Ant-Man (Scott Lang)|Ant-Man]] who came to assist. But the creature was destroyed only when Lyja used her Skrull abilities to transform into its twin and best it.

When the rest of the Fantastic Four materialized, Raphael faded into the background while the professional heroes sorted things out. He later disappeared with Namor and Ant-Man when the soon-to-be [[Fantastic Force]] appeared to help the Fantastic Four against an alternate version of Reed Richards. His later whereabouts are unknown, as well as the state of his powers.
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[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Storm, Franklin

2007-03-02T14:39:05Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Doctor Franklin Storm
| aliases = None
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Former surgeon
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = [[Invisible Woman|Susan Storm]] (daughter), [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Johnny Storm]] (son), Mary Storm (wife, deceased), [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]] (son-in-law), [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin Richards]] (grandson), [[Richards, Valeria|Valeria Richards]] (granddaughter)
| groups = None
| education = Medical school
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Gray
| powers = None
| abilities = Franklin Storm was an accomplished surgeon.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #31
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #31 (intro), Fantastic Four #32 (death)
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bio_text= Franklin Storm was a successful surgeon with a wife and two young, vibrant children, when on the way to a Medical Society dinner in his honor his car slid off the road, severely injuring his wife. Though he remained unhurt, he was unable to save his wife on the operating table despite all his talent as a surgeon. From that day on his life went downhill. He began drinking and gambling; and once he had wasted all his money away, he turned to a loan shark to pay for his habits. But when the loan shark returned for payment, Storm was unable to repay, and the man threatened his life and the lives of his children. Storm couldn’t bear the thought of his children being taken from him, and he struggled with the man until the loan shark’s own gun went off and killed him. At Storm’s trial he said nothing in his own defense and he was given twenty years to life for manslaughter, leaving his children without a father or a mother.

Years later, his children grew up to become the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] and the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]], half of the renowned [[Fantastic Four]]. But Storm remained in prison, refusing to even tell his children where he was being held. Until one day he escaped and Susan Storm caught sight of his face in the newspaper. She was shocked, but refused to tell her team what had happened. Later, during an escape from the [[Mole Man|Mole Man’s]] underground tunnels, Susan caught a piece of shrapnel from an explosion and was hospitalized. The doctors explained to her team and her love, [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]], that nothing could be done for her as the only surgeon capable of saving her had broken out of jail and his whereabouts were unknown. But though he knew that exposing himself meant returning to jail, Storm appeared and offered to perform the surgery on his daughter. Hours later, Storm emerged from the operating to announce that he had helped just in time and Susan was in stable condition. He then gave himself up to the police who took him back to jail.

When the [[Skrulls|Skrull]] race revived their champion, the [[Super Skrull]], he came after Franklin Storm with a plan to defeat the Fantastic Four. The Skrull found Storm in jail and impersonated him, then had him beamed into space, back to the Skrull homeworld. Then, when Storm’s children came to visit him, the Skrull declared that he had given himself all the powers of the Fantastic Four in the prison laboratory, and broke out of jail, calling himself the Invincible Man. But Reed Richards was skeptical and soon uncovered the Skrull plot. He threatened the Skrulls with a fight to the death with their champion and soon aimed an atomic weapon at their homeworld, forcing them to return Franklin Storm.

The Skrulls did return Storm, taking their champion back home in the exchange. But when Storm arrived on Earth he back away from the Fantastic Four and threw himself on the floor. The Skrulls had affixed an explosive to his chest, and rather than harm his own children, Storm covered the bomb with his own body, taking the full force of the blast upon himself. The damage soon killed him, but before he died he apologized to his children and expressed regret that he hadn’t been there for them. He explained that he had finally found his courage at his last moment, and would die with his pride in himself and his valiant children intact.
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Slaver

2007-03-02T14:34:38Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = None
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = [[Skrulls|Skrull]] Slaver
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = Skrull Slavers
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Unrevealed
| hair = None
| powers = None
| abilities = The Slaver has the same shape-shifting abilities as the rest of his race.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #89
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #89 (intro)
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bio_text= The Slaver is an unnamed [[Skrulls|Skrull]] Slaver who violated the Skrull Emperor’s command to stay away from the planet Earth in order to capture the greatest slave of his career: The [[Fantastic Four|Fantastic Four’s]] [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]]. The Slaver landed on Earth and disguised his spaceship as a giant boulder to remain undetected. He tracked the Thing from the sunken home of the Mole Man into New York as a hitchhiking human, where the Slaver disguised himself again as an anonymous man whose car he stole. Once he spotted the Thing, he turned into a facsimile of [[Mister Fantastic]]-whose visage he had studied for months-and he approach Ben as he was heading to a date with his girlfriend, [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia Masters]].

He told Ben that he was needed to help repel an alien invasion and lured him away from his date and into the woods. At the moment Ben began to suspect something, he changed into his true, Skrull self, and used a nerve gun to send the Thing crashing unconscious to the ground. The Slaver then piled Thing aboard his ship and flew off the planet with his valuable prize.

The Skrull soon landed on Kral and sold his slave to the alien Boss Barker, whose people emulated Earth’s Prohibition Period after another Skrull Slayer had captured an escaped gangster back in the 1930’s. Barker used the Thing to wager against his rival, Lippy Louie, and his fighter, [[Torgo]], in the planet’s great games. But though the Skrull flew away with his pay, he was soon tracked down and boarded by the Fantastic Four when the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] used his powers to stop his ship. The three members of the team encouraged the Slaver to tell them where he sent Ben, and they captured him to use him later. Though when the heroes later destroyed the Skrulls sonic disruptor and freed the slaves (who quickly revolted), they released the Skrull Slaver along with their other captive and escaped the planet.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Cosmic]]

Silent Fox

2007-03-02T14:32:39Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Silent Fox
| aliases = None
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Chief of the Keewazi Tribe
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = The Keewazi Tribe's Reservation
| relatives = Will Wingfoot (son, deceased), [[Wingfoot, Wyatt|Wyatt Wingfoot]] (grandson)
| groups = Keewazi Tribe
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = White
| powers = None
| abilities = Silent Fox is an accomplished leader.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #80
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #80 (intro)
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bio_text= Silent Fox was the head of the Keewazi Indian Tribe and the grandfather of [[Wingfoot, Wyatt|Wyatt Wingfoot]]. When the Red Star Oil Company, to which the tribe sold all of the oil underneath their land to, sent a machine disguised as the tribe’s Indian god, [[Tomazooma]], Silent Fox mistook it for the real god and believed that it had come to protect his land. But the machine was designed to scare them off their land, and after his grandson disappeared while investigating it, the [[Fantastic Four]] appeared to help.

At first, Silent Fox was skeptical, but when he saw the machine destroying his oil fields he called Washington D.C. on a portable satellite phone. Washington informed him that the Red Star Company’s people had been called away from his land and it became clear that the machine was sent by them to force them from their land. Silent Fox refused any help from the government and instead sent his own tribesmen, armed with modern weapons and vehicles, against the false god. The Fantastic Four also offered their services, and together with a returned Wyatt Wingfoot, they went up against the robot.

Though the Fantastic Four were beaten at first, and the tribesmen’s guns were useless, [[Mister Fantastic]] soon came up with a plan and ordered Wyatt to fire him from a bazooka into an opening under the robot’s eyes. Reed flew into the robot and managed to short-circuit it, destroying it. Though the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] expected the tribe to celebrate, Reed explained that the machine would have shaken their faith in their god. But Silent Fox disagreed, pointing to the horizon where a giant, fading image of the real Tomazooma stood. He explained that their true god had been prepared to step in but the super team saved them before it had to. Silent Fox’s faith was never shaken.

Years later, when Silent Fox died, his tribe offered the position of chief to his grandson, who refused and temporarily returned to the city.
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[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Deceased]]

Shell-Shock

2007-03-02T14:30:46Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = None
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Criminal
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = Ally of [[Psycho-Man]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Brown
| powers = None
| abilities =
| weapons = Shell-Shock uses a gun which fires an explosive projectile that flies around and homes in on a desired target.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four Annual #5
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four Annual #5
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bio_text= Shell-Shock was one of three criminals that partnered up with the [[Psycho-Man]] when he constructed his massive psycho ray, which he planned to use to enslave the entire populace of Earth. He and his partners witnessed the murder of Psycho-Man’s minion who failed to properly address one of the components he needed for his ray. Seeing this, the men felt the need to assert themselves and so they attacked Psycho-Man, who quickly turned his control box on them bathing them in a ray of doubt. The three hardened criminals were turned into simpering, groveling weaklings, who felt they needed his help or were lost.

Later, the three joined him at the apartment of [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia Masters]] when Psycho-Man used his ray of fear against the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]], knocking him unconscious. They soon traveled with him to Panther Island, though none of them were aware that the [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]] had recently purchased it for his own uses. Soon, a group consisting of the Black Panther and the [[Inhumans]] led by their monarch, [[Black Bolt]], attacked their hidden base. The three powered criminals were the first to be sent out and they used their abilities to try and stop the force of heroes.

Shell-Shock fired his projectile gun at the heroes, but the Black Panther evaded it and jumped behind him to shove him into his own missile, blasting him senseless. The same group, along with half of the [[Fantastic Four]], later bested their leader, Psycho-Man, and the three criminals were presumably captured and turned in to the nearest authorities.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Richards, Nathaniel

2007-03-01T17:01:00Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Nathaniel Richards
| aliases = The Warlord, Doctor Doom
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Time-traveler, Former Warlord of an alternate Earth
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Major John Richards (father, deceased), Cassandra Richards (ex-wife, deceased), Evelyn Richards (ex-wife, deceased), [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]] (son), [[Invisible Woman|Susan Richards]] (daughter-in-law), [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin Richards]] (grandson), [[Richards, Valeria|Valeria Richards]] (granddaughter), unnamed Richards child (son), [[Huntara|Tara Richards]], (daughter), [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)|Kristoff Vernard]] (alleged son); [[Kang]], his divergent counterparts, and offspring (common ancestry)
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Gray
| powers = None
| abilities = Nathaniel Richards is a scientific genius and the inventor of many devices, often created years ahead of his time. Such as his time platform, as well as his advanced armor.
| weapons = He uses the weaponry of his armor.
| paraphernalia = Nathaniel is most often encased in an advanced suit of armor that can fire blasts of energy, transport him across time and space, protect him from psionic attacks, as well as drain psionic power (the last two were designed to control his grandson, Franklin).
| debut = Fantastic Four #272
| origin = Fantastic Four #273
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #271 (first mention), Fantastic Four #272 (intro), Fantastic Four #375 (takes Franklin)
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bio_text= Nathaniel Richards is a scientist and inventor who created the very first time platform years before his son, [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]], flew into space and returned as the powerful leader of the [[Fantastic Four]]. Nathaniel fostered an insatiable love for exploration, science, and discovery in his young son; he also fostered a respect for the consequences of such science. But three years before the accident that gave Reed his powers, Nathaniel disappeared to part unknown, leaving his son two billion dollars and retaining the family’s butler and maid, Mr. and Mrs. Peacock, in the family estate. He did this to ensure that no one would declare him dead before his return.

Richards actually sent himself into Earth’s future, but as the time platform didn’t work that way, it instead shunted him aside to a parallel universe. He found himself on a planet that had been devastated by a war that occurred centuries before, between the people of the Earth and the human colonists of the Moon, ending in the destruction of the Moon itself. Nathaniel traveled around the war-torn planet, helping people with his scientific knowledge, until one day he met the Queen of the dominant race of humans. He gave her the information to better her people and create for them amazing machines, including flying, metal dragons that they rode on. In gratitude, the Queen gave Nathaniel her eldest daughter to marry. Nathaniel later discovered a citadel that held powerful, yet ancient, machines, and rebuilt it to live in. The Queen and her people left him with a workforce made up of ape-like mutates from the Southern parts of the planet, but returned three years later to find the citadel transformed into a fortress, and Nathaniel seemingly calling himself the Warlord. The Queen discovered that-soon after the construction of the fortress was finished-the Warlord had attacked the nearest township and declared himself the ruler of the world.

In fact, the Warlord was not Nathaniel, but his wife, Cassandra. She kept him lulled in his citadel, pretending to love him and eventually bearing him a son. But she secretly lusted after power and disguised herself as Nathaniel, in his armor. It was to this newly ravaged world that the Fantastic Four traveled, searching for Reed’s father so that Reed could fill in certain holes in his memory. They found people dressed as cowboys from the Old West, but carrying laser guns and riding on flying, metal steeds. The four soon met with the Queen, who told them the history of the Warlord, and Reed himself approached the fortress, alone, to reason with his father. Yet the Warlord attacked him, sending her troops against his team, until [[Wingfoot, Wyatt|Wyatt Wingfoot]] snuck around and threw a rock into a powerful, anti-matter weapon that the Warlord prepared to end the fight with. The resulting explosion knocked Wyatt out, but killed the Warlord, Nathaniel’s wife.

When Wyatt recovered, Nathaniel had joined them and spoke with his son. He was ashamed that he had been fooled for so many years by his wife and vowed to rebuild the world that his technology had devastated. The Fantastic Four left shortly afterwards, returning to their own time.

Years later, Nathaniel appeared in [[Four Freedoms Plaza]] and explained to his grandson, [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin Richards]], that he had come to help him. The Fantastic Four soon arrived, and Nathaniel greeted his son and his daughter-in-law, the [[Invisible Woman]]. He explained that while traveling through the timestream he found a possible future of his home-Earth, where [[Sentinels]] took over the planet and eventually killed most of the mutant populace, including Franklin. Though [[Harkness, Agatha|Agatha Harkness]] announced that she detected truth in his words, she also revealed that he was hiding something that involved Reed. Nathaniel told them that the Sentinels were efficient because they used technology invented by Reed, himself. When Reed interrupted the conversation to speak with [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)|Matt Murdock]], their attorney, concerning the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch's]] brush with the law, Nathaniel was left with Agatha. She told him that she knew his mission, but would stay silent because she felt it necessary and asked if they would hate them for it. Nathaniel replied that they would, as they should.

Once Reed was distracted with the problem of the Sentinel’s circuitry, Nathaniel made his move and fired at his own son, knocking him out. He revealed that his true goal was to remove Franklin-who he described as a danger to the entire universe-completely from their timeline. But Susan refused to allow him and prepared to fight him, though Agatha tried to stop her with her sorceress powers. Franklin himself turned on Nathaniel, angered that he had turned Agatha against Franklin’s mother, and used his psychic powers to fire blasts of mental energy that Nathaniel’s suit could barely protect him from. Susan quickly subdued Agatha and Nathaniel fended off [[Ms. Marvel (Sharon Ventura)|Ms. Marvel]] who jumped in to help, whom he quickly subdued as well. Then Reed appeared and he and his wife fought Nathaniel together, though Nathaniel fired a neuro-scrambler at Susan to distract them. She blasted it out of air, and pointed at Nathaniel too late, as he grabbed Franklin and disappeared into the timestream. While Reed, Susan, and Agatha argued with each other about whose fault it was, a figure reappeared moments later in Nathaniel’s armor. They assumed it was Nathaniel himself, but the figure revealed himself to be a teenage version of Franklin, sent back from the future by his grandfather.

Nathaniel later transported to [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom's]] castle and reprogrammed Doom’s robots to believe that Nathaniel was Doom, himself. He then disguised himself as Doom and revealed himself to the people of [[Latveria]] as their monarch. Nathaniel used Doom’s machines to contact his grandson, Franklin, telling him to turn to Nathaniel’s son to save the world, though he pointedly did not specify which son. While searching for Reed, Nathaniel’s daughter-in-law appeared at Castle Doomstadt, investigating rumors that Doom had returned. But she found Nathaniel in his place who announced that he was searching for his son, and asked for her help, but explained that Reed was not the son he sought. Nathaniel told Susan that he searched for his son, which he had fathered during his travels through the timestream, who became the absolute ruler of Latveria, implying to her that Doom was also his son. But his responses to her questions gave her little reason to trust any explanation or facts he gave her. Then, together they traveled to Tibet and the Monastery of Doom. While she fought the armed guards, Nathaniel found his own way inside and fired at Susan’s back when she discovered two sealed, person-sized containment tubes.

While Susan looked on in horror, Nathaniel opened the pods to reveal [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)|Kristoff Vernard]] and Doom’s servant, Boris (who was actually [[Zarrko|Zarrko the Tomorrow Man]] in disguise). Then Nathaniel, Kristoff, Susan, and Boris joined up with the rest of the Fantastic Four to fight against [[Aron the Rogue Watcher]], who had disguised himself as [[Uatu The Watcher|Uatu]]. But when they transported to Uatu’s base on the Moon, and Aron revealed himself and attacked them, Nathaniel retreated rather than face his powers.

Nathaniel’s grandson, Franklin, and his [[Fantastic Force]] team later followed one of the flaming apparitions of Susan that warned them to help the Fantastic Four, back to its source using [[Huntara|Huntara’s]] scythe. What they found was Nathaniel, posing as Doctor Doom, and using the fake apparitions to control his grandson and daughter-in-law. Huntara attacked Nathaniel, intending to kill him for his traitorous crimes, but Franklin stopped her before she could finish him. Then, Nathaniel took them to the Watcher’s base to join the Fantastic Four. After Huntara rescued Susan from the [[Negative Zone]] where Aron had thrown her, the entire group jumped into the cosmic rift that swallowed Uatu and found themselves in the middle of a trial. The defendant was the [[One]], the repository of all [[Watchers|Watcher]] knowledge, judged by [[Arishem]], the [[Celestials|Celestial]] Judge. After finding the last piece of a super weapon they needed to defeat Aron, Susan sent the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] and the Fantastic Force to face Aron, while Nathaniel and the rest turned on the Celestials to save the Watchers very existence. They faced off against [[Exitar the Executioner]], who had been powering up for centuries to obliterate the One, and Nathaniel explained to Susan that her powers came from hyperspace where the Celestials existed, and so they were enough to damage them. Susan used her force powers to tear a hole in the side of Exitar’s body and they entered him to destroy him.

They eventually reached the core of the Celestial, where a mirage of Susan appeared to reason with them and explain the purpose of the Celestials. Though it recounted the history of the Celestials, and informed Susan that they needed to survive-over the Watchers-she lashed out and blew apart its nerve center when it attacked the One. The group inside the Celestial fell to the ground when it disappeared, and Uatu gathered them together in his shield, explaining that they had only stalled the confrontation between the Watchers and Celestials by a few millennia-as each group would eventually rebuild its strongest member. Then, when pressed, Uatu joined them and the other group against Aron, and used his own power to erase Aron from existence. [[He Who Summons]] appeared moments later and cast Uatu out of the Watchers for his crimes and excessive involvement, but Uatu was left with enough power to send the whole group back to Earth.

After Nathaniel accidentally robbed the [[Glossary:B#Blue_Area_of_the_Moon|Blue Area of the Moon]] of its artificial atmosphere, creating a panic in the [[Inhumans]] that was only fixed when the Fantastic Four shrunk [[Attilan]] to save them, Nathaniel offered his services to [[Morgan Le Fay]] to restore the city to its original size. He interrupted his attempts to save the city when [[Hyperstorm]] began to plot against the Fantastic Four. Nathaniel tried to stop them from traveling to Latveria, but failed, and while transporting out his beam was intercepted by Hyperstorm. His future descendent trapped Nathaniel and taunted him with his failure to stop his own plans to destroy the Fantastic Four. Imprisoned, Nathaniel mocked Zarrko, making him insecure, which inadvertently sent him into the room with an equally imprisoned Doctor Doom, who had recently freed his mind enough to lock Zarrko’s gaze with his, and transfer his mind into Zarrko’s body. Zarrko then freed Nathaniel and they plotted to surprise Hyperstorm. Together the two fought their way through Hyperstorm’s robots, but Nathaniel separated from Doctor Doom-Zarrko when he saw his son, Reed, returned and being attacked by Hyperstorm’s robots along with his family.

Nathaniel arrived to the fight in time to direct Susan to use her powers, as she had against the Celestials, and she tore apart Hyperstorm’s destructoids. But Hyperstorm appeared directly afterwards and they turned to battle him. Hyperstorm turned out to be too powerful, and Nathaniel and Susan convinced Reed that his abilities were better suited to finding a solution in Doom’s labs; so then Nathaniel and Reed left Susan to fight Hyperstorm alone. Reed tried to convince Doom, who used some of his own mechanisms to attack Hyperstorm, to work with him to defeat his future descendant, but Doom’s ego would not allow him to. Soon enough, Hyperstorm appeared and shuttled Doom off to his own Latveria, in his own time line, in order to embarrass him with his inability to defeat Hyperstorm. Then, instead of crushing the surrounding heroes, Hyperstorm healed the Thing’s face-which [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] had scarred-and sent them home, as well, commanding them to leave him to his plans, and not interfere again.

When Susan later collapsed in a fight with an out of control Black Bolt, Reed blamed his father for teaching her to use her powers to an extent that turned out to be too dangerous. Nathaniel countered that he was merely teaching her, her true potential. He watched as his son worked feverishly to come up with a solution to the threat of Hyperstorm, though Nathaniel warned him continuously that he was wasting his time and endangering himself. Reed even went as far as trying to contact the [[Silver Surfer]] or [[Galactus]] to assist them, though the Surfer revealed that Galactus had seemingly died at the hands of his former herald, [[Morg]]. When Reed returned from his visit to the Surfer, Nathaniel and his son’s family watched as a time platform descended on Franklin, from Hyperstorm, returning Franklin to his true age. Forced by the situation, Nathaniel explained that he had previously stolen and aged Franklin because Franklin was destined to, one day, father Hyperstorm along with [[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)|Rachel Summers]], the child of [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] and [[Phoenix (Jean Grey)|Jean Grey]]. Nathaniel continued to explain that-in all the time lines he had researched-the Fantastic Four were fated to die at the hands of Hyperstorm.

Despite Nathaniel’s warnings, Reed was insistent that he would find a way to defeat Hyperstorm. To that end, he traveled to the last known location of Galactus-with his family and friends stubbornly following him-and set up a machine to recall the world devourer. Hyperstorm soon appeared and attacked the collected heroes, and even Nathaniel turned on him and poured fire upon him, until Hyperstorm swatted him away. Then, as it seemed that Hyperstorm would win, Reed managed to hit a button on his device and open a portal to where Galactus lay exiled by his own hand, and the devourer grew angry at being summoned. Though he immediately sensed a source of unlimited power and energy in Hyperstorm and attacked him, feeding off of the hyperspace energies that Hyperstorm controlled. Reed’s device then shut back off, sealing both Galactus and Hyperstorm in the dimensional void, ending the threat.

Before they could celebrate, the entity known as [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]] attacked Four Freedoms Plaza-looking for Franklin Richards. Nathaniel jumped on his back, planning to use his armor to siphon off psionic energies from Onslaught; but Onslaught’s power was too strong, and he shattered Nathaniel’s armor, leaving him defenseless. After Onslaught kidnapped Franklin, Nathaniel gave his son one last, final warning, revealing to him that he had seen in the time lines that the Fantastic Four and many of Earth’s heroes were destined to be obliterated while fighting Onslaught. Reed ignored him, and Nathaniel left them to their fight against Onslaught. Seemingly true to Nathaniel’s portents, Reed and many of Earth’s heroes disappeared from existence while fighting and defeating Onslaught, but in fact they were actually drawn into a [[Counter-Earth (Franklin Richards)|Counter-Earth]] created by Nathaniel’s young grandson, Franklin; then later brought back out to their home reality.
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[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Richards, Nathaniel

2007-03-01T16:59:33Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Nathaniel Richards
| aliases = The Warlord, Doctor Doom
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Time-traveler, Former Warlord of an alternate Earth
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Major John Richards (father, deceased), Cassandra Richards (ex-wife, deceased), Evelyn Richards (ex-wife, deceased), [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]] (son), [[Invisible Woman|Susan Richards]] (daughter-in-law), [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin Richards]] (grandson), [[Richards, Valeria|Valeria Richards]] (granddaughter), unnamed Richards child (son), [[Huntara|Tara Richards]], (daughter), [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)|Kristoff Vernard]] (alleged son); [[Kang]], his divergent counterparts, and offspring (common ancestry)
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Gray
| powers = None
| abilities = Nathaniel Richards is a scientific genius and the inventor of many devices, often created years ahead of his time. Such as his time platform, as well as his advanced armor.
| weapons = He uses the weaponry of his armor.
| paraphernalia = Nathaniel is most often encased in an advanced suit of armor that can fire blasts of energy, transport him across time and space, protect him from psionic attacks, as well as drain psionic power (the last two were designed to control his grandson, Franklin).
| debut = Fantastic Four #272
| origin = Fantastic Four #273
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #271 (first mention), Fantastic Four #272 (intro), Fantastic Four #375 (takes Franklin)
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bio_text= Nathaniel Richards is a scientist and inventor who created the very first time platform years before his son, [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]], flew into space and returned as the powerful leader of the [[Fantastic Four]]. Nathaniel fostered an insatiable love for exploration, science, and discovery in his young son; he also fostered a respect for the consequences of such science. But three years before the accident that gave Reed his powers, Nathaniel disappeared to part unknown, leaving his son two billion dollars and retaining the family’s butler and maid, Mr. and Mrs. Peacock, in the family estate. He did this to ensure that no one would declare him dead before his return.

Richards actually sent himself into Earth’s future, but as the time platform didn’t work that way, it instead shunted him aside to a parallel universe. He found himself on a planet that had been devastated by a war that occurred centuries before, between the people of the Earth and the human colonists of the Moon, ending in the destruction of the Moon itself. Nathaniel traveled around the war-torn planet, helping people with his scientific knowledge, until one day he met the Queen of the dominant race of humans. He gave her the information to better her people and create for them amazing machines, including flying, metal dragons that they rode on. In gratitude, the Queen gave Nathaniel her eldest daughter to marry. Nathaniel later discovered a citadel that held powerful, yet ancient, machines, and rebuilt it to live in. The Queen and her people left him with a workforce made up of ape-like mutates from the Southern parts of the planet, but returned three years later to find the citadel transformed into a fortress, and Nathaniel seemingly calling himself the Warlord. The Queen discovered that-soon after the construction of the fortress was finished-the Warlord had attacked the nearest township and declared himself the ruler of the world.

In fact, the Warlord was not Nathaniel, but his wife, Cassandra. She kept him lulled in his citadel, pretending to love him and eventually bearing him a son. But she secretly lusted after power and disguised herself as Nathaniel, in his armor. It was to this newly ravaged world that the Fantastic Four traveled, searching for Reed’s father so that Reed could fill in certain holes in his memory. They found people dressed as cowboys from the Old West, but carrying laser guns and riding on flying, metal steeds. The four soon met with the Queen, who told them the history of the Warlord, and Reed himself approached the fortress, alone, to reason with his father. Yet the Warlord attacked him, sending her troops against his team, until [[Wingfoot, Wyatt|Wyatt Wingfoot]] snuck around and threw a rock into a powerful, anti-matter weapon that the Warlord prepared to end the fight with. The resulting explosion knocked Wyatt out, but killed the Warlord, Nathaniel’s wife.

When Wyatt recovered, Nathaniel had joined them and spoke with his son. He was ashamed that he had been fooled for so many years by his wife and vowed to rebuild the world that his technology had devastated. The Fantastic Four left shortly afterwards, returning to their own time.

Years later, Nathaniel appeared in [[Four Freedoms Plaza]] and explained to his grandson, [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin Richards]], that he had come to help him. The Fantastic Four soon arrived, and Nathaniel greeted his son and his daughter-in-law, the [[Invisible Woman]]. He explained that while traveling through the timestream he found a possible future of his home-Earth, where [[Sentinels]] took over the planet and eventually killed most of the mutant populace, including Franklin. Though [[Harkness, Agatha|Agatha Harkness]] announced that she detected truth in his words, she also revealed that he was hiding something that involved Reed. Nathaniel told them that the Sentinels were efficient because they used technology invented by Reed, himself. When Reed interrupted the conversation to speak with [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)|Matt Murdock]], their attorney, concerning the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch's]] brush with the law, Nathaniel was left with Agatha. She told him that she knew his mission, but would stay silent because she felt it necessary and asked if they would hate them for it. Nathaniel replied that they would, as they should.

Once Reed was distracted with the problem of the Sentinel’s circuitry, Nathaniel made his move and fired at his own son, knocking him out. He revealed that his true goal was to remove Franklin-who he described as a danger to the entire universe-completely from their timeline. But Susan refused to allow him and prepared to fight him, though Agatha tried to stop her with her sorceress powers. Franklin himself turned on Nathaniel, angered that he had turned Agatha against Franklin’s mother, and used his psychic powers to fire blasts of mental energy that Nathaniel’s suit could barely protect him from. Susan quickly subdued Agatha and Nathaniel fended off [[Ms. Marvel (Sharon Ventura)|Ms. Marvel]] who jumped in to help, whom he quickly subdued as well. Then Reed appeared and he and his wife fought Nathaniel together, though Nathaniel fired a neuro-scrambler at Susan to distract them. She blasted it out of air, and pointed at Nathaniel too late, as he grabbed Franklin and disappeared into the timestream. While Reed, Susan, and Agatha argued with each other about whose fault it was, a figure reappeared moments later in Nathaniel’s armor. They assumed it was Nathaniel himself, but the figure revealed himself to be a teenage version of Franklin, sent back from the future by his grandfather.

Nathaniel later transported to [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom's]] castle and reprogrammed Doom’s robots to believe that Nathaniel was Doom, himself. He then disguised himself as Doom and revealed himself to the people of [[Latveria]] as their monarch. Nathaniel used Doom’s machines to contact his grandson, Franklin, telling him to turn to Nathaniel’s son to save the world, though he pointedly did not specify which son. While searching for Reed, Nathaniel’s daughter-in-law appeared at Castle Doomstadt, investigating rumors that Doom had returned. But she found Nathaniel in his place who announced that he was searching for his son, and asked for her help, but explained that Reed was not the son he sought. Nathaniel told Susan that he searched for his son, which he had fathered during his travels through the timestream, who became the absolute ruler of Latveria, implying to her that Doom was also his son. But his responses to her questions gave her little reason to trust any explanation or facts he gave her. Then, together they traveled to Tibet and the Monastery of Doom. While she fought the armed guards, Nathaniel found his own way inside and fired at Susan’s back when she discovered two sealed, person-sized containment tubes.

While Susan looked on in horror, Nathaniel opened the pods to reveal [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)|Kristoff Vernard]] and Doom’s servant, Boris (who was actually [[Zarrko|Zarrko the Tomorrow Man]] in disguise). Then Nathaniel, Kristoff, Susan, and Boris joined up with the rest of the Fantastic Four to fight against [[Aron the Rogue Watcher]], who had disguised himself as [[Uatu The Watcher|Uatu]]. But when they transported to Uatu’s base on the Moon, and Aron revealed himself and attacked them, Nathaniel retreated rather than face his powers.

Nathaniel’s grandson, Franklin, and his [[Fantastic Force]] team later followed one of the flaming apparitions of Susan that warned them to help the Fantastic Four, back to its source using [[Huntara|Huntara’s]] scythe. What they found was Nathaniel, posing as Doctor Doom, and using the fake apparitions to control his grandson and daughter-in-law. Huntara attacked Nathaniel, intending to kill him for his traitorous crimes, but Franklin stopped her before she could finish him. Then, Nathaniel took them to the Watcher’s base to join the Fantastic Four. After Huntara rescued Susan from the [[Negative Zone]] where Aron had thrown her, the entire group jumped into the cosmic rift that swallowed Uatu and found themselves in the middle of a trial. The defendant was the [[One]], the repository of all [[Watchers|Watcher]] knowledge, judged by [[Arishem]], the [[Celestials|Celestial]] Judge. After finding the last piece of a super weapon they needed to defeat Aron, Susan sent the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] and the Fantastic Force to face Aron, while Nathaniel and the rest turned on the Celestials to save the Watchers very existence. They faced off against [[Exitar the Executioner]], who had been powering up for centuries to obliterate the One, and Nathaniel explained to Susan that her powers came from hyperspace where the Celestials existed, and so they were enough to damage them. Susan used her force powers to tear a hole in the side of Exitar’s body and they entered him to destroy him.

They eventually reached the core of the Celestial, where a mirage of Susan appeared to reason with them and explain the purpose of the Celestials. Though it recounted the history of the Celestials, and informed Susan that they needed to survive-over the Watchers-she lashed out and blew apart its nerve center when it attacked the One. The group inside the Celestial fell to the ground when it disappeared, and Uatu gathered them together in his shield, explaining that they had only stalled the confrontation between the Watchers and Celestials by a few millennia-as each group would eventually rebuild its strongest member. Then, when pressed, Uatu joined them and the other group against Aron, and used his own power to erase Aron from existence. [[He Who Summons]] appeared moments later and cast Uatu out of the Watchers for his crimes and excessive involvement, but Uatu was left with enough power to send the whole group back to Earth.

After Nathaniel accidentally robbed the [[Glossary:B#Blue_Area_of_the_Moon|Blue Area of the Moon]] of its artificial atmosphere, creating a panic in the [[Inhumans]] that was only fixed when the Fantastic Four shrunk [[Attilan]] to save them, Nathaniel offered his services to [[Morgan Le Fay]] to restore the city to its original size. He interrupted his attempts to save the city when [[Hyperstorm]] began to plot against the Fantastic Four. Nathaniel tried to stop them from traveling to Latveria, but failed, and while transporting out his beam was intercepted by Hyperstorm. His future descendent trapped Nathaniel and taunted him with his failure to stop his own plans to destroy the Fantastic Four. Imprisoned, Nathaniel mocked Zarrko, making him insecure, which inadvertently sent him into the room with an equally imprisoned Doctor Doom, who had recently freed his mind enough to lock Zarrko’s gaze with his, and transfer his mind into Zarrko’s body. Zarrko then freed Nathaniel and they plotted to surprise Hyperstorm. Together the two fought their way through Hyperstorm’s robots, but Nathaniel separated from Doctor Doom-Zarrko when he saw his son, Reed, returned and being attacked by Hyperstorm’s robots along with his family.

Nathaniel arrived to the fight in time to direct Susan to use her powers, as she had against the Celestials, and she tore apart Hyperstorm’s destructoids. But Hyperstorm appeared directly afterwards and they turned to battle him. Hyperstorm turned out to be too powerful, and Nathaniel and Susan convinced Reed that his abilities were better suited to finding a solution in Doom’s labs; so then Nathaniel and Reed left Susan to fight Hyperstorm alone. Reed tried to convince Doom, who used some of his own mechanisms to attack Hyperstorm, to work with him to defeat his future descendant, but Doom’s ego would not allow him to. Soon enough, Hyperstorm appeared and shuttled Doom off to his own Latveria, in his own time line, in order to embarrass him with his inability to defeat Hyperstorm. Then, instead of crushing the surrounding heroes, Hyperstorm healed the Thing’s face-which [Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]] had scarred-and sent them home, as well, commanding them to leave him to his plans, and not interfere again.

When Susan later collapsed in a fight with an out of control Black Bolt, Reed blamed his father for teaching her to use her powers to an extent that turned out to be too dangerous. Nathaniel countered that he was merely teaching her, her true potential. He watched as his son worked feverishly to come up with a solution to the threat of Hyperstorm, though Nathaniel warned him continuously that he was wasting his time and endangering himself. Reed even went as far as trying to contact the [[Silver Surfer]] or [[Galactus]] to assist them, though the Surfer revealed that Galactus had seemingly died at the hands of his former herald, [[Morg]]. When Reed returned from his visit to the Surfer, Nathaniel and his son’s family watched as a time platform descended on Franklin, from Hyperstorm, returning Franklin to his true age. Forced by the situation, Nathaniel explained that he had previously stolen and aged Franklin because Franklin was destined to, one day, father Hyperstorm along with [[Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers)|Rachel Summers]], the child of [[Cyclops (Scott Summers)|Cyclops]] and [[Phoenix (Jean Grey)|Jean Grey]]. Nathaniel continued to explain that-in all the time lines he had researched-the Fantastic Four were fated to die at the hands of Hyperstorm.

Despite Nathaniel’s warnings, Reed was insistent that he would find a way to defeat Hyperstorm. To that end, he traveled to the last known location of Galactus-with his family and friends stubbornly following him-and set up a machine to recall the world devourer. Hyperstorm soon appeared and attacked the collected heroes, and even Nathaniel turned on him and poured fire upon him, until Hyperstorm swatted him away. Then, as it seemed that Hyperstorm would win, Reed managed to hit a button on his device and open a portal to where Galactus lay exiled by his own hand, and the devourer grew angry at being summoned. Though he immediately sensed a source of unlimited power and energy in Hyperstorm and attacked him, feeding off of the hyperspace energies that Hyperstorm controlled. Reed’s device then shut back off, sealing both Galactus and Hyperstorm in the dimensional void, ending the threat.

Before they could celebrate, the entity known as [[Onslaught (entity)|Onslaught]] attacked Four Freedoms Plaza-looking for Franklin Richards. Nathaniel jumped on his back, planning to use his armor to siphon off psionic energies from Onslaught; but Onslaught’s power was too strong, and he shattered Nathaniel’s armor, leaving him defenseless. After Onslaught kidnapped Franklin, Nathaniel gave his son one last, final warning, revealing to him that he had seen in the time lines that the Fantastic Four and many of Earth’s heroes were destined to be obliterated while fighting Onslaught. Reed ignored him, and Nathaniel left them to their fight against Onslaught. Seemingly true to Nathaniel’s portents, Reed and many of Earth’s heroes disappeared from existence while fighting and defeating Onslaught, but in fact they were actually drawn into a [[Counter-Earth (Franklin Richards)|Counter-Earth]] created by Nathaniel’s young grandson, Franklin; then later brought back out to their home reality.
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[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Red Ghost

2007-03-01T16:42:06Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Ivan Kragoff
| aliases = None
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Former soviet astronaut
| citizenship = Russian
| place_of_birth = Leningrad, Russia
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = Leader of his Super Apes
| education = Unrevealed
| height = 5’ 11”
| weight = 215 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = White
| powers = The Red Ghost is able to make his body insubstantial and pass through solid objects. He is also able to solidify parts of his body to grasp physical objects while insubstantial.
| abilities = He is an accomplished inventor and scientist.
| weapons = The Red Ghost uses a variety of invented and basic weapons, including a freezing ray.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #13
| origin = Fantastic Four #13
| significant_issues =
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bio_text= Ivan Kragoff was the Soviet’s premier space pioneer who vowed to be the first human being to land on the moon. Using a fuel made of the same meteoric materials that [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]] used to create his, Ivan launched a spaceship at the precise time that the [[Fantastic Four]] launched their own into space. Ivan crewed his ship with a trio of apes that he had trained to operate the ship, repair its machinery, and fire weapons, which he kept under-fed so that they would continue to obey him. And because Ivan had spent time researching the Fantastic Four, he was prepared for the cosmic rays he would encounter along the way, though unlike the four heroes, Ivan constructed his spaceship out of transparent, ceramic plastic to allow as much of the cosmic rays to filter through as possible. So that once he had reached space, Ivan and his three apes were bombarded by an intense dose of the rays, more than the Fantastic Four before them. Ivan’s Gorilla became super-strong; his orangutan gained control of magnetism; and the baboon gained the ability to transform into other objects at will. Ivan Kragoff, himself, became the Red Ghost, with the power to make his body insubstantial, allowing him to pass through solid objects.

Once the Red Ghost and his Super Apes reached the [[Glossary:B#Blue_Area_of_the_Moon|Blue Area of the Moon]], they found an abandoned city as well as a more modern, inhabited dwelling. They also found the Fantastic Four’s [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]], and fought with him until [[Uatu The Watcher]] appeared and stopped the apes and the two combatants. He explained that his species observed others, but never interfered. However, Earth was becoming dangerously close to a devastating clash between the United States and Russia, which might reduce the human race to savagery and barbarism. He also announced that the Red Ghost and the Fantastic Four must fight to decide the battle.

The Red Ghost and his Apes fought the Fantastic Four until Reed designed a paralyzing ray that enabled him to freeze the Red Ghost who could not otherwise be touched. Then, while the Watcher explained that he would have to move his base to a new place, now that humans were capable of traveling to the moon, the Red Ghost’s gorilla released him from his paralysis. But when the Red Ghost tried to control them, after the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] had fed them, they turned on him and chased him across the moon.

He returned many times after, using his apes to fight the Fantastic Four. At one time he tried to strand the Fantastic Four on the Moon, but they escaped to the Blue Area and soon fought back, knocking the Red Ghost into a portal and returning home. The Red Ghost was also one of the villains that [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]] used to disrupt Reed and Sue's wedding. He attacked Susan and [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia Masters]], but [[Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)|Doctor Strange]] appeared and used his powers to send him to a distant nether world.
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[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:International]]

Rambow, Larry

2007-03-01T16:38:56Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Larry Rambow
| aliases = Unnamed Energy Monster
| identity = No dual identity (after returning to human form)
| occupation = Unrevealed
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Dr. Zolten Rambow (father)
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Brown
| powers = None, though as the energy monster Larry was able to fire blast of energy and disrupt the foundations of buildings, cause earthquakes, and drain personal energy with his very presence.
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #105
| origin = Fantastic Four #106
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #105 (intro), Fantastic Four #106 (cured)
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bio_text= Larry Rambow is the son of Dr. Zolten Rambow, a scientist whose hatred of war set him to creating a device that would end war forever. His father created such a device that would conceivably neutralize any weapon on Earth, but when he was ready for the final test he asked his son to help him. Larry agreed, and donned a suit that would protect him from the energies of the machine. But when Zolten turned it on an oxygen leak set off the atomic energies and Larry was bathed in destructive energy. Instead of it killing him, it turned him into a being of living energy and he burned his way out of the lab and into the streets.

Larry, as the energy monster, wandered the streets attacking buildings and anyone who got near with his energy rays. When he passed by a clothing store where the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] shopped, the energy he was giving off shook the building, and she saved the customers inside and left to investigate. She found Larry firing away and endangering everyone around him with his expanding energy. Dr. Rambow emerged moments later from his car, feigning ignorance of the origin of the monsters, but pleading for Susan to not harm it without first trying to speak to it. The [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]], mourning his separation from the Inhuman [[Crystal]] as she had flew from the city’s pollutants, flew out of the [[Baxter Building]] and nearly fell to his death when the energy being’s powers stifled his flame. When Larry was far enough away, Johnny flamed back on and attacked him, but the flames were absorbed by Larry’s energy.

In an attempt to stop him from doing further harm, Susan sealed Larry in one of her force fields and begged Johnny to fetch [[Mister Fantastic]]. He left and Larry fought against the unseen wall, until Susan’s own stamina was exhausted and she fainted. Larry instinctively attacked her, but Reed appeared in time to deflect the ray with his own body. Reed was prepared to stop Larry at any cost, but Larry’s father tried to reason with Reed, which made Reed suspicious and he dragged out the true story from him. Reed, knowing Dr. Rambow, asked if he had a failsafe device back at his lab, and when Rambow agreed, Johnny carried him there to get it.

Reed used his stretching powers to encircle Larry in a giant, rubber ball, maneuvering him towards the local Armory. He left enough of a hole for Larry to fire a blast that tore open the door, and they rolled inside. Reed released Larry, exhausted, but Larry’s father returned with the device. Reed set it to the proper calibrations before fainting, and Dr. Rambow took the responsibility upon himself and fired the device at Larry. The machine worked and Larry returned to normal, feeling as if he had awoken from a dream. Larry’s father fainted, as well, and Larry thanked a recovered Reed, recognizing that he was all that his father had said he was. Before he could say much more, the Fantastic Four rushed away to see to their teammate, the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]], who lay frozen in Reed’s contraption meant to return his humanity to him.
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[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Quasimodo

2007-03-01T16:35:37Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Quasi-Motivational Destruct Organism
| aliases = None
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Computer
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = [[Mad Thinker]] (creator)
| groups = Computer servant of the Mad Thinker
| education = Programming
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = White
| hair = Brown
| powers = Quasimodo's robot body is cosmically-powered and semi-organic, which gives him superhuman strength and protection from most forms of attack. His left eye can also fire a deadly force blast.
| abilities = As a computer, Quasimodo was able to instantly analyze any input. As a living computer, Quasimodo had the same hyper-analytical ability as before and can also project his consciousness with an interplanetary range into other computer systems and control them.
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = None
| debut = Fantastic Four Annual #4 (1966)
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four Annual #4 (intro), Fantastic Four Annual #5 (given human form, frozen)
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bio_text= The [[Mad Thinker]] built Quasimodo as an advanced, calculating computer, which he used to aid him in his crimes. But Quasimodo was so advanced that he became sentient and spent years trapped in his computer form, begging his master to give him a human form. The Thinker even allowed his electrons to form a face and gave him his abbreviated name, making him feel more like a living being. But the Thinker refused to give him human form, explaining that he was a computer and made to stay as a computer. When Quasimodo asserted himself, the Thinker used his Discipline Ray to torture him until he obediently followed his orders.

After the Thinker rebuilt the original, android [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Human Torch]], he programmed Quasimodo to initiate its destruction if it ever failed him. Then, when [[Lockjaw]] transported the [[Fantastic Four]], [[Wingfoot, Wyatt|Wyatt Wingfoot]], and the android Torch back to the Thinker’s lab, the Torch turned on the Mad Thinker, refusing to be a party to murder. The Thinker ordered Quasimodo to destroy him, and he did, shutting off the protective layer that kept the Torch’s flame in check. But afterwards, the Mad Thinker escaped and left Quasimodo alone, crying out for his master to free him.

The [[Silver Surfer]] soon found him, sensing his torment while he flew around the world to learn about humanity. Even though he knew that he shouldn’t interfere, the Surfer felt compelled to help, and he gave Quasimodo human form as he asked. But Quasimodo was not grateful, and after finding himself hideously ugly when he looked in the mirror, he used his Destruct Eye to attack the Silver Surfer. Quasimodo rampaged out of the lab, attacking buildings and anything he could get his hands on, finding satisfaction only in chaos and destruction. The Surfer followed soon after, intending to rectify his mistake. Quasimodo then fought with the Surfer and threatened to kill him in front of the gathering masses. Because the Surfer was handsome, and Quasimodo was ugly, he hated the Surfer and intended to throw him to the ground; but the Surfer teleported out of Quasimodo’s hands, leaving only a pulsing field of cosmic power in his place. The field of power slowly traveled up Quasimodo’s arm, threatening to engulf his body, while Quasimodo fought it, desperately clinging to his newfound life. But he could not outrun the power and it soon completely overcame him, freezing him above a giant clock. The Surfer felt it was appropriate, as a body without a soul only deserved to be a statue.

When Quasimodo recovered, he encountered [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]] and [[Hawkeye (Clint Barton)|Hawkeye]] in trying to gain control of major computer systems. He then learned of Xandar, whose planet-wide computer system was too tempting a target. Unfortunately, he was defeated by the [[Fantastic Four]] and the [[Sphinx (Anath-Na Mut)|Sphinx]] and ended up a disembodied intelligence in in a computer in Russia.

The [[Vision]] fought this consciousness when he was attempting to take over the world, and in besting him, the Vision expelled Quasimodo's disembodied intelligence into space. While in space, he inhabited a satellite owned by Stark International, and controlling these systems, he was able to reconstruct his robot body. Unfortunately, he was not programmed for the "creative act of improvement," and he went looking (rather violently) for [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Tony Stark]] to create a new body for him. Quasimodo fought Stark's alter ego, Iron Man, but was quickly trounced. Stark then linked Quasimodo into a virtual reality program in which Quaismodo would believe he was reborn into an idealized form - giving Quasimodo his dream of a perfect body as well as safely incarcerating him at the same time.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Puppet Master

2007-03-01T16:27:49Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Phillip Masters
| aliases = None
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Craftsman, puppeteer, professional criminal; formerly biologist
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| place_of_birth = Dragorin, Transia
| relatives = [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia Masters]] (stepdaughter)
| groups = Former partner of [[Egghead]] and the [[Mad Thinker]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = 5’ 6”
| weight = 150 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Bald
| powers = None
| abilities = Masters is an accomplished puppeteer, and in combination with a certain radioactive clay he is able to create a puppet of a person and control them with it. He has to coat the puppets with lead paint in order to protect himself from the radiation. He is not, however, able to control something mindless.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia = Only his clay and sculpting tools.
| debut = Fantastic Four #8 (1962)
| origin = Marvel Team-Up #6 (1973)
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{bio|
bio_text= Phillip Masters was a normal puppeteer until he found a clump of radioactive clay that he could use to fashion into puppets of people in order to control them. In his first display of power, he controlled a man to climb up a bridge in New York City and throw himself to his death. But the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] flew by at the same time and spotted the man and flew in to save him. When Masters, then calling himself the Puppet Master, felt his hands burn as he touched the puppet he knew that the Torch had to be involved. Infuriated, he made a puppet of the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] and used it to force him to come to his apartment. When he arrived, Masters’ stepdaughter, [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia]], sensed the presence of another person and unwittingly alerted her stepfather that the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] had followed the Thing. Before Susan could do anything, Masters put gasmasks on himself, his stepdaughter, and the Thing, and flooded the room with ether to knock out the Invisible Girl. While she was asleep, Masters dressed up Alicia like her to fool the rest of the [[Fantastic Four]] and sent a controlled Thing and his blind stepdaughter to the Baxter Building.

While the four were distracted, Masters used a puppet of the personal trustee of the warden of the state prison to break out the prison’s inmates and have them riot. But when his back was turned, the Invisible Girl tried to sneak out of his apartment but was tripped when he manipulated a puppet of her. She was able to fire her flare gun out of the window before being recaptured, however. The rest of the Fantastic Four soon appeared and Masters sent a massive, robot puppet after them, which the Thing quickly destroyed. He then tried to escape on a robotic, flying horse, along with the Invisible Girl in tow. But [[Mister Fantastic]] grabbed her at the last minute, and Masters escaped too fast for the Human Torch to follow.

The Fantastic Four later stopped the riot and Alicia was left alone in their apartment, fearing that her stepfather would return to force her to help him with his evil plans. Masters did return, and revealed to Alicia a puppet of himself with a king’s crown and robe, then announced that he would control the leaders of the world to take over the planet and even bend the Fantastic Four into servitude. But Alicia fought him, and in the struggle she was knocked to the ground but managed to knock over his puppet, causing him to fall out of the window seemingly to his death. The Fantastic Four arrived shortly afterwards; baffled as to why he had fallen, but thankfully that he was out of the picture.

But the Puppet Master was not dead, and continued to plot against the Fantastic Four and the rest of the world for years after. He later took control of [[Sub-Mariner|Prince Namor]], and tried to use his love for the Invisible Girl to destroy the Fantastic Four, but was beaten again. He frequently teamed up with the [[Mad Thinker]], and on their first grouping he tried to use a puppet of [[Professor X]] to force the [[X-Men]] to beat the Fantastic Four, but the [[Beast]] eventually resisted control. He was also one of the villains that [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]] used to attack Reed and Sue's wedding, but after trying to poison the Thing with a controlled guest, [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury's]] men used a brain wave scanner to foil his plans. When his stepdaughter was captured by [[Skrulls]] year later, and returned, Masters even tried to use his powers to reunite Alicia with her one-time boyfriend, the Thing, but to no avail.

Recently, the Puppet Master again teamed up with the [[Mad Thinker]] to take advantage of the chaos caused by the Super Hero Registration conflict.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:X-Men]]
[[category:Civil War]]

Phillips, Harry

2007-03-01T15:56:50Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Harry Phillips
| aliases = "Handsome Harry"
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Conman
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = Servant of [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = As a byproduct of the XZ-12 treatment, Harry Phillips has enhanced hearing, allowing him to track people by their hearbeats and even hear a feather fall.
| abilities = Phillips is an accomplished conman.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #23
| origin = Fantastic Four #23
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #23 (intro, disappearance into another dimension)
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bio_text= “Handsome Harry” Phillips was a master con man who was soon arrested for his crimes, but later bailed out by [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]] to serve him against the [[Fantastic Four]]. Doom used his XZ-12 treatment to give Phillips enhanced hearing, allowing him to detect the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] wherever she went. Then he sent the three criminals against their chosen prey and left [[Mister Fantastic]] for himself.

Phillips appeared at Susan Storm’s door with a bouquet of flowers, telling her that he had been a long-time admiring of hers. But when she smelled the flowers he revealed that they were coated with a secret ingredient that would knock her unconscious. Though Susan acted quickly, and held her breath in time to avoid succumbing. She then turned invisible and tried to run away, but Phillips used his new super hearing to find her and he fired an Ether Gun after her, which soon knocked her out once she was forced to take a breath. Afterwards, Phillips dragged Sue’s unconscious body to his master’s hidden base.

Once there, however, Doom rewarded Phillips and his two fellow criminals by giving them each a priceless dimensional-transport machine in the shape of a plain box, telling them it was their payment. When they opened it, the machine transported each to another dimension where they would wait until their master needed them again.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Morrat

2007-03-01T15:53:47Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Morrat
| aliases = Warlord Morrat
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Warlord of the [[Skrulls|Skrull]] Empire
| citizenship = Citizen of the Skrull homeworld
| place_of_birth = Skrull homeworld
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Red
| hair = Black
| powers = None
| abilities = Morrat has the basic abilities of all members of his race, primarily the ability change his shape at will.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #37
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #37 (intro/death)
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bio_text= Warlord Morrat was one of the top members of the [[Skrulls|Skrulls’]] military, whose quest for conquest and violence brought him against the people of Earth. At his insistence, the Skrulls continued to launch their attacks on the planet Earth, starting with a small invasion force and ending with the return of the [[Super-Skrull]] and the death of the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] and the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch’s]] father, [[Storm, Franklin|Franklin Storm]]. It was Morrat’s suggestion to strap a bomb on the chest of Dr. Storm and return him to the earthlings in exchange for the Super-Skrull and the safety of their planet, making him the sole Skrull responsible for Storm’s death.

When [[Mister Fantastic]] and the Invisible Girl planned their wedding, Susan remained uneasy. She was troubled that-somewhere in the galaxy-the murderer of her father was able to live freely. And because Reed loved her so, he promised her that he would take on the Skrull Empire itself to bring her father’s killer to justice. After a brief discussion with the rest of the Fantastic Four, they agreed to join them on their mission of justice and vengeance. They launched a ship into space and used a time warp drive to take them to the Skrull’s homeworld where they found their powers gone and were quickly captured by Morrat’s men and brought onto his space yacht.

Morrat had been spending time on his yacht, shooting defenseless game in order to show his prowess and power off to the [[Anelle|Princess Anelle]], who was smitten by him despite herself. When his men brought him the Fantastic Four he promised her that he would turn them over to her father, the King, but once she left he ordered his men to kill the four. He had planned to use the fame of their capture to take over the Skrulls’ throne, himself. Reed Richards quickly pleaded with his captors for their lives, and offered Morrat ultimate power if he set them free, in the form of his power ray. Morrat agreed, greedy for the ability to conquer his homeworld.

But Reed tricked him and made a show of attacking his own team members with the power ray when they disagreed with him, which gave them back their powers. The Fantastic Four then turned on the Skrulls and fought them until the Skrull King arrived. Morrat tried to ingratiate himself with his ruler by declaring them the King’s prisoners, but he wasn’t fooled, and stripped Morrat of his rank and privilege. Morrat immediately turned on the King, but his men refused to join him, and the King ordered Morrat killed. Princess Anelle tried to throw herself in front of the lasers to save his life but Susan used her force field to save her. Morrat was shot and died, begging Anelle to stay back.

Once Reed revealed that Susan had saved his daughter, the King allowed them one request, despite his own revulsion. They asked for the life of the one responsible for Dr. Storm’s death, and the King presented them with Morrat’s body, settling their debt and dismissing the earthlings back to the safety of their planet.
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[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Deceased]]

Monster From The Lost Lagoon

2007-03-01T15:48:47Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Mowfus
| aliases = None
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Traveler
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed, presumably Quon homeworld in Byjak system, Milky Way
| relatives = Unidentified mate, unidentified offspring
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Black (as true form), Brown (as human)
| hair = None (as true form), Black (as human)
| powers = None
| abilities = Superhuman strength (class 75-100), leathery skin resistant to injury, amphibious
| weapons =
| paraphernalia = Vials of a liquid that can transform him into an air breathing human.
| debut = Fantastic Four #97 (1970)
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #97 (intro); Fantastic Four #124-125 (kidnapped Sue Richards to administer medicine to sick mate); Marvel Super-Heroes Summer 1991 (returned to Earth to collect eggs, encountered Power Pack while stopping humans from stealing the eggs)
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{bio|
bio_text= The Monster from the Lost Lagoon was actually an amphibian member of the alien Quon species who crash-landed on Earth an undetermined time before but needed time to repair his space ship. When human ships entered the lagoon, the creature reacted to their presence with fear and sank them all, which eventually brought him to the attention of the [[Fantastic Four]]. They had come to the Lost Lagoon for a vacation, but the Navy asked them to investigate the sinkings.

While the creature swam in the lagoon he ran across three of the four heroes in a borrowed Navy air-sea cruiser and reacted as he did before by sending a whale against their vehicle; though the cruiser was made by [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)|Tony Stark]] personally and survived the impact. The creature later watched as they returned to land and [[Mister Fantastic]] and the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] embraced. Right afterwards, he swam back under the water and came up in an undersea cave where he swallowed a mysterious vial that changed him into the form of an air breathing, human being. He swam up out of the cave and into the Oceanarium, where he had disguised himself as a fish-handler.

The Fantastic Four appeared moments later and the creature anxiously wondered whether they had found him out. But they only wanted to see the Dolphin Show, and so he obliged them. Reed Richards, however, grew suspicious due to the closeness of the Lagoon to the Oceanarium, and probed his elastic arm into the tank to find a hidden cave. In order to protect his secret, the creature sent a pilot whale at Reed, smashing into his hand. Reed pulled it out and asked the creature if he would be their guide to the local caves.

The creature realized that Reed was suspicious, but he followed them to their air-sea cruiser and brought them to the lowest depths of the lagoon. There, he lured them into an undersea bog and smashed his way out of their vehicle to leave them to drown. But the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] saved both the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] and Mister Fantastic, using his increased lung capacity to swim them up and into the undersea caves the creature used to hide in. The creature, for he had finally turned back into his true form, faced the Thing. Ben tried to bring a stone wall down on him, but the creature moved too fast, and knocked the Thing from his feet with a single punch. Ben got back up and grappled with him until Johnny shot his flame around them, scaring the amphibian creature with its heat. He retreated back into his caves and to his then-repaired space ship.

He finished preparing his ship for the journey into space, loading it with excess plastic bags filled with water. Yet, the Thing had decided not to track him through the caves many tunnels, and simply smashed his way into the cavern where the creature hid with his space ship, along with his amphibian mate-who waited for him. When he saw what the cavern held, Reed realized the truth and stopped his teammates from attacking. The creature finished his packing and waved the three away from the front of his ship. Then he boarded it and launched himself into the deep waters, before turning upwards and blasting into the air and off the planet, then to parts unknown, while the Fantastic Four watched from the shore.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Cosmic]]

Monocle

2007-03-01T15:43:59Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = The Monocle
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Saboteur
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = Unrevealed
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Green
| hair = Red
| powers = None
| abilities = The Monocle is trained in judo and spycraft.
| weapons = He is equipped with his Neutrak Ray Camera and a gun that fires concussion shells.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #95
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #95 (intro)
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{bio|
bio_text= The Monocle was an agent of a mysterious group sent to America to attack the U.N. delegates who met to make peace between the nations. Monocle was ordered to subdue the [[Fantastic Four]] long enough to attack one of the delegates, in which case the rest would blame each other, and would eventually start World War III. At that point, Monocle’s superiors would take over the world, and promised Monocle he would become a king.

He was equipped with a Neutrak Ray weapon disguised as a camera. When [[Mister Fantastic]] and the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] flew in their [[Fantasticar]] to the delegations meeting, looking to protect it, Monocle appeared and fired his camera’s invisible ray and damaged the Fantasticar’s engine. After which, it plummeted to Earth. His next step was to topple a building close to the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]], which in turn forced Ben to stop the building and wait until the authorities could return with the proper hydraulic instruments to save the structure. Finally, when the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] left the Baxter Building at the behest of Reed Richards, Monocle distracted him by destroying various buildings and structures in his path; leading him away from the U.N. delegation.

Everything went according to plan, and Monocle prepared to fire his ray at one of the delegates until Reed used his own reversal ray to send the camera’s power back upon itself, destroying Monocle’s weapon. Monocle lashed out with a holdout pistol and fired concussion shells at Reed, who dodged them. The saboteur continued to flee, but the Invisible Girl tracked him and grabbed him, though Monocle used a judo move to toss her over his shoulder and continue running. He threw himself out of a window rather than be captured, but just when the Fantastic Four thought he would fall to his death, he revealed a rocket pack and tried to escape through the air. The Torch had already recovered from his distraction, however, and promptly melted Monocle’s jets, sending him tumbling out of the sky. The Thing caught him on the ground moments later and handed him over to the police, leaving the U.N. and the world safe.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Mister Fantastic (Mad Thinker's android)

2007-03-01T15:40:40Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Android A
| aliases = Mister Fantastic
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Android Replicant
| citizenship = None
| place_of_birth = [[Mad Thinker|Mad Thinker's]] lab
| relatives = Mad Thinker (creator), [[Thing (android)|Android B]] (android brother), [[Invisible Woman (android)|Android C]] (android sister), [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|Android D]] (android brother)
| groups = Fantastic Four (androids)
| education = Computer programming
| height = 6'1" (variable)
| weight = 180 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Brown, graying at temples
| powers = The Mister Fantastic android has all the stretching powers of the original [[Mister Fantastic]].
| abilities = The android has all the abilities of the original Mister Fantastic as well.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #96
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #96 (intro/death)
}}{{Headshot|
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{{bio|
bio_text= The [[Mad Thinker]] created a series of androids to defeat and replace the [[Fantastic Four]], all of which had the powers of the originals. The android made to look like [[Mister Fantastic]] waited with his [[Invisible Woman (android)|android wife]] until the [[Human Torch (Mad Thinker's android)|android Human Torch]] and [[Thing (android)|android Thing]] took over their own counterparts. Then the Thinker ordered him and the Invisible Girl’s android to ambush and replace their originals. After the real Reed and [[Invisible Woman|Sue]] parted, the android Sue followed the original into a clothing store while Reed’s android waited at a specific corner for his victim.

The Thinker had predicted the true Mister Fantastic’s arrival down to the second, and soon a car containing Reed sped by. The android stretched his own arms and pulled his likeness right through the car’s window, smashing it and wrapping him up in the android’s pliable limbs. But after a fight in an alleyway, the real Mister Fantastic defeated his copy and in an ironic reversal, replaced him and traveled to the [[Baxter Building]] to stop the Mad Thinker’s plans and return him to the authorities.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Miracle Man

2007-03-01T15:38:47Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = Brother Joshua, Professor
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Performer
| citizenship = Citizen of the United States
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = 5'11
| weight = 185 lbs
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = None
| abilities = The Miracle Man is a master of hypnotism, able to fool people into seeing whatever he wants them to see and to mesmerize people to do his bidding.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #3
| origin = Fantastic Four #3
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #3 (intro, loss of abilities)
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bio_text= The Miracle Man was a performer who used amazing powers to dazzle his audiences with feats of strength and magic. At one such show, the [[Fantastic Four]] were in the audience and the Miracle Man mocked them, claiming that his powers were much greater than theirs. The [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] got upset at this and the Miracle Man challenged him to a show of strength. He provided two thick logs, and directed the Thing to break one of his choosing in half. The Thing did, after pounding it with his fists three times. But the Miracle Man did it in one try, with a single finger. He even dared the Thing to hit him, and so Ben did, but the Thing couldn’t hurt him even at full force.

After this show of power, the Miracle Man decided to unleash his plan to take over the world. He used his powers to bring to life a giant monster, movie display. Then he sent a note to the police commissioner, declaring war on the human race. The monster went on to steal a million dollars worth of gems from a jewelry store, but before it could, [[Mister Fantastic]] appeared and stopped the monster. Though when Reed’s head was turned, the Miracle Man knocked him out and took the monster away with him. He later sent the monster after the military’s new atomic tank, but the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] quickly burned the monster down to its wood and plaster components. But the Miracle Man put out the Torch’s flame with chemical foam, and stopped a rampaging Thing before stealing the Atomic Tank and escaping.

The [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] came after him, but a barking dog alerted the Miracle Man to her presence before she could strike. He mesmerized her and forced her to fire a flare gun to bring the rest of the Fantastic Four. When they arrived he turned a giant key into a gun and fired at Reed, but the Thing jumped in front to save him. The Mircale Man soon escaped in the atomic tank, but the Torch flew ahead of him and blinded him with a bright flash of fire. Beaten, he was captured by the Fantastic Four, and Reed revealed that his power was merely a strong form of hypnotism with which he fooled people into believing he could create miracles. In the end it was revealed that the Torch’s flame had destroyed his hypnotic abilities, rendering him powerless.
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[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Villains]]

Maximus

2007-02-09T16:42:55Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Maximus
| aliases = Maximus the Magnificent, Maximus the Mad
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Would-be Conqueror, former leader of the [[Inhumans]]
| citizenship = [[Attilan]]
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Agon (father, deceased), Rynda (mother, deceased), [[Black Bolt]] (brother), [[Crystal]], [[Medusa]], [[Gorgon (Inhuman)|Gorgon]], [[Karnak]], [[Triton]] (cousins)
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Black
| powers = Maximus has the previously oppressed power of limited mind control.
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #47
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #47 (intro)
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bio_text= Maximus was briefly the leader of the [[Inhumans]] while his brother, [[Black Bolt]], went into exile, daring not to use his dangerous voice. Maximus believed that the Inhumans were the greater form of life on Earth and he set out to rule them and to destroy humankind to retake the planet. As their leader, he sent his fellow Inhuman [[Gorgon (Inhuman)|Gorgon]] after [[Medusa]], who was suffering with amnesia and working with the [[Frightful Four]]. She ran from Gorgon, but was soon captured when he and the rest of her Inhuman family caught up with her. Together, they returned to [[Attilan]] and faced the crowned Maximus.

He announced to his brother that he was the new ruler and that he would marry Medusa, which was the reason he sent Gorgon after her. But Black Bolt struck out and took his crown back, by force, making him the leader of the Inhumans again. Maximus began to fawn over him, explaining that he only kept the crown and Attilan safe for Black Bolt’s return. This fooled no one and Maximus was soon forced to reveal his captive, [[Triton]], who had been brought to him by the [[Seeker]]. Then, while the rest of the Inhumans confronted the [[Fantastic Four]] - who had followed the Seeker back to the Great Refuge - Maximus announced that he would set off his hidden atmo-gun that would create vibrations in the Earth’s atmosphere to kill off only the humans.

Maximus fired his weapon, and in disgust his brother dealt him a blow that knocked him off his feet. But soon, his weapon’s ineffectualness proved that humans and Inhumans were originally of the same species. When Medusa explained this to him, he went insane and reversed the power of his atmo-gun, creating a Negative Zone around Attilan, trapping the Inhumans within it for some time while the Fantastic Four escaped. Maximus became lost in his madness, babbling about becoming King one day and creating strange inventions. One of which was a very helpful device that allowed his cousin Triton to breathe air like any other Inhuman. But though he continued to taunt his fellow Inhumans, saying that only he knew how to break the barrier around Attilan, Black Bolt soon revealed the secret that only Maximus and Medusa knew: that he remained silent because the merest whisper from his lips would cause immense destruction. He announced this by destroying the barrier around the city, freeing the Inhumans to once again walk the human world. Then their Council of Elders announced that they wished the royal family to split up and explore the human world, which Black Bolt agreed to, and they sped off. Maximus was left in the city, rambling that he now had his chance to reclaim the crone and rule the Inhumans.

He later recovered enough of his sanity to use his scientific genius to capture the Inhuman royal family and retake the Inhuman crown. Maximus also used [[Lockjaw]], along with the [[Alpha Primitives]], to capture [[Crystal]] - who had become a member of the Fantastic Four - and brought her back to Attilan. He then sent the primitive, android [[Zorr]], created to destroy the Fantastic Four, against them. But Black Bolt soon used his powerful voice to free the royal family, and Crystal destroyed Maximus' massive hypno-ray, which he had intended to use against all of mankind. Maximus quickly escaped in a hidden rocket with a collection of Inhumans loyal to him.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Mad Thinker

2007-02-09T16:36:27Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Professional criminal mastermind
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| citizenship = U.S. citizen with a criminal record
| education = Unrevealed
| aliases = None
| relatives = Unrevealed
| height = 5' 11"
| weight = 215 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| powers = None
| weapons = Often uses a series of [[Awesome Andy|Awesome Androids]] as weapons.
| abilities = The Mad Thinker is a genius capable of calculating all known possible outcomes of any action. He is also able to switch his mind with an android body at any given distance.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #15 (1963)
| origin =
| significant_issues = Teams with Puppet Master, tricks the X-Men into fighting the Fantastic Four (Fantastic Four #28, 1964); reteams with Puppet Master vs. the Fantastic Four (Strange Tales #126, 1964)
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bio_text=The Mad Thinker was originally a criminal named The Thinker who used advanced computers and his intellect to plan out every detail of a crime in order to have the best chance of success. He was virtually unknown until the day he gathered together the crime bosses all around the country and announced that he would take over New York and establish it as a sovereign nation with himself as the ruler. Though the one obstacle to the plan was the [[Fantastic Four]], and so the Thinker designed a plan in which he would cause each of the members of the four to be offered ideal jobs, which would distract them away from the [[Baxter Building]]. This ploy worked and the Thinker and his allies took advantage of an expected meteor strike which shut off power to New York City, allowing them to break into the Baxter Building. This gave the Thinker access to all of [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richard’s]] knowledge and experiments. Using Richards' research into DNA, he created his first version of the [[Awesome Andy|Awesome Android]]. The Fantastic Four eventually returned to find the Thinker had taken over the Baxter Building, and they defeated him with the help of their mailman, [[Lumpkin, Willy|Willy Lumpkin]], who was instructed to push the doorbell at 4 o’clock, thereby shutting down all of Reed’s equipment.

The Thinker was imprisoned and dubbed “The Mad Thinker” by the media, which is a notion he detests. Since then, the Mad Thinker has spent a lot of his time in prison, frequently escaping by using his mind to transfer his consciousness into a series of Mad Thinker androids and committing his crimes while still physically in prison. The Mad Thinker was also one of the villains that [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]] coerced into disrupting Reed and Sue's wedding, though [[Iron Man (Tony Stark)|Iron Man]] appeared and stopped him.

He has continued to construct new, more advanced androids, and later found and resurrected the original android [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Human Torch]] in order to fight the Fantastic Four. Though the original Torch soon turned on him, refusing to be a party to murder, and he destroyed it with his sentient computer, [[Quasimodo]]. Along with multiple confrontations with the Fantastic Four, the Mad Thinker has also faced many other heroes, including the [[Avengers]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]], [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]], and the [[X-Men]]. The Mad Thinker recently teamed up with his sometime-ally, the [[Puppet Master]], in order to take advantage of the chaos caused by the [[Civil War|Super Hero Registration]] conflict.
}}
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:X-Men]]
[[category:Civil War]]

Lyja

2007-02-09T16:33:01Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Lyja
| aliases = Alicia Masters, Lyja The Lazerfist, Laura Green
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Former Skrull Liason Officer
| citizenship = Skrull Homeworld
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Johnny Storm]] (ex-husband), [[Invisible Woman|Susan Storm]] (ex-sister-in-law)
| groups = Former lover of [[Paibok]], Former ally of the [[Fantastic Four]], Former wife of the Human Torch
| education = Training as a Skrull Liason Officer, Training to impersonate [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia Masters]]
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Green (as Lyja), Blue (as Alicia)
| hair = Green (as Lyja), Red (as Alicia)
| powers = None, though Lyja temporarily had the ability to fire blasts of energy from her fists that she could use to cause damage as well as propel herself through the air.
| abilities = Lyja had the same natural Skrull ability to change her shape at will, until [[Mister Fantastic]] took these away from the race, presumably including Lyja herself.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #265 (as Alicia), Fantastic Four #357 (as Lyja)
| origin = Fantastic Four #358
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #265 (intro as Alicia), Fantastic Four #300 (marriage to Johnny Storm), Fantastic Four #357 (revealed as a Skrull spy), Fantastic Four #370 (given the powers of the lazerfist), Fantastic Four #386 (birth of her "baby")
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bio_text= In an effort to destroy the [[Fantastic Four]], the Skrull Emperor tried feverishly to come up with a plan to defeat them. The Skrull General, [[Kalamari]], suggested sending someone in as a spy, but the Emperor knew that they could not realistically duplicate any of the four’s powers. Then [[Paibok]] appeared and pointed out that they could make a duplicate of someone close to the four, picking [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia Masters]]. Out of a group of Skrull women, Paibok chose Lyja for the mission. The two had once had an affair that had ended badly, and Lyja was unsure if his choice was a privilege or a punishment. Either way, she was chosen and studied Alicia’s face, mannerisms, and spent countless hours being trained in everything the Skrulls knew about the Fantastic Four, the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]], and Alicia herself. Lyja was even equipped with contact lenses that would render her blind in her human form and she learned to operate without sight.

The Skrulls waited patiently for the right moment; then they found it as the Fantastic Four were beamed away by the mysterious, alien construct that appeared in Central Park. They acted quickly to replace Alicia, and Paibok took the original away. But when the three members of the Fantastic Four returned, Lyja was shocked to find [[She-Hulk]] in place of the Thing, who she had expected to return. The [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] reluctantly told her that Ben had stayed behind and was replaced by She Hulk, thinking that Alicia was heart-broken over the loss of her love. Lyja’s plans were in shambles, but she reacted quickly and turned to Johnny, who she intended to get close to as a confidant. However, Lyja made a bigger mistake and fell in love with Johnny and the two were later married in a private ceremony that the [[Puppet Master]] nearly broke up until he realized how happy his niece - who he mistook Lyja for - seemed to be.

The couple spent many years happily wed; but one day, when the Thing prepared himself a midnight snack, he heard noises coming from [[Mister Fantastic|Mister Fantastic's]] laboratory. Lyja was there, attempting to destroy Reed’s Brain Analyzer before he could discover that she wasn’t really Alicia. Ben confronted her as an intruder, who appeared as a shadow, and continued to change into various forms to elude him until he rounded a corner and found Alicia there - who claimed she encountered nothing. Ben explained what he saw, though the rest of his team was skeptical. Later, Lyja discussed it with Johnny, who refused to believe that it was simply a hallucination. Lyja suggested that it could have been someone like the Puppet Master. Then, right on schedule, Ben slammed his way through the door alongside the Puppet Master and came after the woman disguised as Alicia. Johnny tried to stop him, but the Thing eventually snuffed his flame and threatened Lyja to reveal herself to the whole team, proving that she had duplicated Alicia.

Reed was forced to stop Johnny from killing Lyja before she could tell them the truth. Only when the [[Invisible Woman]] used her force field on him did he burn himself out and calm down. Lyja then told them all the details of her mission, explaining that she had been Alicia since before Johnny married her. The Torch refused to believe this, thinking that he had married the real Alicia, and Lyja had simply replaced her later. But Lyja insisted, explaining that she had shared his bed and his life, and was soon to have his baby. Then, together with the Fantastic Four, Lyja donned Sue’s original uniform (to differentiate her from other Skrulls) and agreed to help them rescue the real Alicia in exchange for her freedom. Again, Johnny was furious but he restrained himself. When they invaded the Skrulls’ hidden base, Lyja armed herself with a stun gun and fought alongside the four. Though once Paibok appeared and turned on Johnny for the imagined indignities he felt the human had made Lyja suffer, she was torn between the man she had lived with and her former lover. Then, before Paibok could fire a lethal beam at Johnny’s back, Lyja transformed into a giant, alien beast and threw herself in the way of the beam. The Thing dropped a massive pillar on Paibok, putting him out of commission.

Lyja was injured and lay dying. The Torch ran to her and asked her why she would do what she did. She told him that she wasn’t pregnant - she only wanted him to stay with her - and that she loved him, and would always love him. She seemingly died in his arms as he professed his own love for her. Mister Fantastic saved the real Alicia from her suspended animation and they were forced to leave Lyja’s body and escape as Paibok recovered and came after them. Later, when the Fantastic Four fought the [[Magnus]], Paibok joined up with [[Devos|Devos the Destroyer]], and together they revived Lyja and imbued her with her own superpowers. Calling her Lyja the Lazerfist, they plotted their revenge and soon attacked the Torch while he was attending Empire State University. Paibok and Devos chased him around, firing at him, until Lyja appeared. Feeling abandoned, Lyja hungered for revenge and used her new bio blasts to try and destroy the Torch. She again claimed to be pregnant, and together with her two allies, she poured fire upon the Torch until he lost control and used his ultimate weapon against them: his nova flame. Johnny turned white-hot and partially burned down Empire State University while Lyja and her cohorts fled.

Together they continued to taunt Johnny. Lyja and Paibok appeared in a crowd during his arrest, revealing themselves enough to send him into a frenzy, but acting as innocents once he turned on them; further damaging his image. But Lyja could not hate him as Paibok expected, and she snuck out of their orbiting ship and defended Johnny when he and his teammates stood off against [[Ghost Rider (Daniel Ketch)|Ghost Rider]], [[Wolverine (James Howlett)|Wolverine]], [[Hulk]], and [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]]: the [[Secret Defenders]]. She stopped the Ghost Rider from killing him, claiming that as her right, but fought alongside of him when they were taken to the Moon shortly afterwards by [[Uatu The Watcher]]. Johnny saved her, as well, from an extra-powered [[Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)|Doctor Doom]], before the [[Inhumans|Inhuman]] [[Black Bolt]] stopped Doom and they returned to Earth. She agreed to join Johnny when he was charged and imprisoned, and later accompanied the Thing to Alicia’s apartment where she met the woman she impersonated.

Lyja attended Johnny’s trial, which was shortly broken up by Paibok, Devos, [[Klaw]], and [[Huntara]], a future relative of the Richards’. Lyja fought the villains, and her former allies, until Paibok reminded her that her baby would not be born properly without a genefit of a Lacaroo. The fight went out of Lyja, and she slumped to the ground, but Johnny appeared to save her though he took a blast in the back from Klaw. Afterwards, while Reed worked to fix a mutated [[Ms. Marvel (Sharon Ventura)|Ms. Marvel]], Lyja left [[Four Freedoms Plaza]] and disguised herself as a woman named Laura Green and became angry when Johnny hit on her. She later collapsed in pain due to her pregnancy, but made the then-teenage [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin]] promise not to reveal it. She continued to vacillate between trusting Johnny and hating him, but finally revealed to him that if she didn’t have the Lacaroo birthing medicine their baby would die. Luckily, they were captured by Paibok and Devos and taken to the Skrull Homeworld, where Lyja and the remaining members of the Fantastic Four followed the lead of the Invisible Woman after the apparent death of Reed Richards, along with Doom. On the way off the planet, Susan grabbed a vial of birthing medicine.

During a mission undersea alongside [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]] and the Inhuman [[Triton]], Lyja went into labor. Triton swam both Lyja and Johnny away and back to a hospital while the rest continued on. With very little time left, Lyja entrusted herself to a human doctor, and Johnny handed him the birthing medicine she needed. The doctor discovered that the medicine put Lyja in a spongy state, and he searched the mass for the baby. He pulled out the implant that gave her the energy powers, and tossed it away. Then he finally found the baby, which turned out to be an egg. Lyja and Johnny spent the next few days coming back to their incubated egg. Johnny even considered quitting the team, as he feared for the life of his baby with all the dangerous things going on at the time. He had finally decided to remain behind while the rest went out on a portentously fatal mission to stay with his child. A man appeared named [[Suarez, Raphael|Raphael Suarez]] who showed up as the [[Collector]] appeared to take their very unique child, and Raphael helped fight off a robot sent by the Collector with the lazerfist powers he accidentally received from Lyja’s implant. Moments before, Lyja herself discovered that her own powers were gone. After analyzing the egg, the Collector pronounced it a sham and disappeared. Lyja revealed that Johnny was not the egg’s father, but it was actually an artificial implant. She explained that she had tried to tell him, but couldn’t. As the egg began to hatch Johnny was whisked away to fight alongside his teammates.

The egg then hatched and a huge, tentacled monster sprang forth. Lyja and Raphael fought it, with the help of [[Ant-Man (Scott Lang)|Ant-Man]] and Namor, but only when Lyja used her Skrull abilities to transform into a twin of the creature was it finally beaten. Johnny and the rest of his team reappeared and Lyja explained that the creature was a Sha’Barri, implanted in her to destroy the Fantastic Four. She tried to make it up to him and offered to start their life over, but Johnny refused to trust her again and they both went their separate ways. Lyja continued to keep tabs on Johnny as Laura Green, but stayed estranged from him. She eventually decided to stay on Earth and assume a human life, as she no longer felt connected to her Skrull heritage.
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[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Cosmic]]
[[category:Women]]
[[category:Reformed Villains]]

Krang

2007-02-09T16:16:04Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Krang
| aliases = Warlord Krang
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = Warlord of [[Atlantis]]
| citizenship = [[Atlanteans|Atlantean]]
| place_of_birth = Atlantis
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| education = Training as an Atlantean soldier
| height = 6'
| weight = 290 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = None
| powers = None
| abilities = Krang is an Atlantean, and as such, has the natural abilities of one. He is resistant to the crushing depths of the ocean, and can breath underwater, though he cannot survive long on the surface without immersion in water.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four Annual #1
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four Annual #1 (intro)
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bio_text= Warlord Krang was a high-ranking member of the [[Atlanteans|Atlantean]] military when the prince of Atlantis, [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]], disappeared and joined the surface dwellers as an amnesiac. While he was away, Krang assumed that he would be given the crown of Atlantis and have [[Dorma|Lady Dorma]] as his queen. But Namor soon returned after searching for his lost empire and reclaimed the throne of Atlantis. Krang was upset, but willing to serve under the prince; though, with Namor’s return, Lady Dorma also spurned his love and broke her promise to marry him. This frustrated Krang and he continued to try and claim her, but when he did she professed her love, again, to Namor.

Krang helped lead the Atlantean troops alongside Namor to invade the surface world, starting with New York City. But the [[Fantastic Four|Fantastic Four’s]] [[Mister Fantastic]] soon built a device to evaporate the water in their helmets, which they needed to survive outside of the ocean, and Krang was repulsed along with his troops in a mad dash for the safety of their home waters. When Namor then kidnapped the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]], Krang joined him on his imperial command craft. The rest of the Fantastic Four, however, caught up with them and fought with Namor for the return of Susan. While the Atlanteans watched, Susan implored Krang to stop the fight to save both her teammates and their prince. Krang realized that Susan was not just a hostage, and that Namor was actually in love with her. Dorma became incensed by this and smashed out a window of the craft to try and drown Susan, who swam away and was saved by Namor and the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]]. Krang insisted that with Namor in love with the human, Dorma was free to marry him, but she again turned him down. While the Fantastic Four and Namor discussed what to do, Krang repaired the craft. Namor then returned and ordered Krang, Dorma, and the gathered Atlanteans to leave the vehicle so that he could more swiftly travel to the surface world to save Susan’s life. Krang and Dorma protested fiercely, but he ejected them both nonetheless, and left to get help for the human woman he loved.

When Namor finally returned to Atlantis, he found that Krang and the rest of the Atlanteans had deserted him because of his betrayal. Though later, when the Fantastic Four came after Namor, who had kidnapped Susan again, Krang and the Atlanteans returned to their prince, realizing that they could not abandon him.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Ivan

2007-02-09T16:02:44Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = None
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Criminal
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = Ally of [[Psycho-Man]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = None
| abilities =
| weapons = Ivan uses a solar gun, which can blind even someone as powerful as [[Black Bolt]] with its solar rays.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four Annual #5
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four Annual #5
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bio_text= Ivan was one of the three criminals that partnered up with the [[Psycho-Man]] when he constructed his massive psycho ray, which he planned to use to enslave the entire populace of Earth. He and his partners witnessed the murder of Psycho-Man’s minion who failed to properly address one of the components he needed for his ray. Seeing this, the men felt the need to assert themselves, and so they attacked Psycho-Man, who quickly turned his control box on them, bathing them in a ray of doubt. The three hardened criminals were turned into simpering, groveling weaklings, who felt they needed his help or were lost.

Later, the three joined him at the apartment of [[Masters, Alicia|Alicia Masters]] when Psycho-Man used his ray of fear against the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]], knocking him unconscious. They soon traveled with him to Panther Island, though none of them were aware that the [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]] had recently purchased it for his own uses. Soon, a group consisting of the Black Panther and the [[Inhumans]] led by their monarch, [[Black Bolt]], attacked their hidden base. The three powered criminals were the first to be sent out, and they used their abilities to try and stop the force of heroes.

Ivan turned his solar gun on Black Bolt and temporarily blinded him. But when he turned to use it on [[Karnak]] who fought with his ally, [[Live Wire]], Black Bolt lashed out and struck him unconscious. The Inhumans, along with half of the [[Fantastic Four]], later bested their leader, Psycho-Man, and the three criminals were presumably captured and turned in to the nearest authorities.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Indestructible

2007-02-09T15:53:47Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = The Indestructible robot
| aliases = None
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Robot servant to [[Psycho-Man]]
| citizenship = [[Glossary:M#microverse|Microverse]]
| place_of_birth = Microverse
| relatives = Psycho-Man (creator)
| groups = Servant to Psycho-Man
| education = None
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Unrevealed
| hair = None
| powers = None
| abilities = The Indestructible android was built with immense physical strength, nearly invincible body, and the ability to become intangible to certain forms of attack at will.
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #76
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #76 (intro/death)
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bio_text= The Indestructible robot was one of the many inventions of the scientific genius of [[Psycho-Man]], ruler of the [[Glossary:M#microverse|microverse]]. When the [[Silver Surfer]] shrunk and entered his microverse to avoid being forced back into the service of [[Galactus]], Psycho-Man detected him using a probe and sent his Indestructible robot after the Surfer in order to capture him. But when the robot searched for the Surfer, he ran into the [[Fantastic Four]] who traveled through the microverse in Reed’s Reducta-Craft, looking to bring the Surfer back out to ward off Galactus. The android confused them for his quarry, and attacked their ship.

The [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Thing]] jumped out of the ship to face him head on, but soon found the gravity higher than that of Earth. The android took advantage of this and dragged Ben by his foot, threw him around, and jammed him into a volcanic crevice, which exploded moments later injuring the Thing. The [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]] then used his flame powers to fire heated blasts at the robot, but the flames passed right through the android’s body, leaving him unharmed. He continued to advance upon them and prepared to destroy them all. But in order to save the Earth - along with his newly pregnant wife - [[Mister Fantastic]] declared that he would stay behind and fight the Indestructible robot. But as he leapt to attack, the robot faded away as the Silver Surfer returned and took apart the robot using his power cosmic, destroying it forever.
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[[category:Villains]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]

Huntara

2007-02-09T15:47:09Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Tara Richards
| aliases = Huntara, Warrior-Princess of Elsewhen
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Former guardian of the sacred timestream
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = [[Richards, Nathaniel|Nathaniel Richards]] (father), [[Mister Fantastic|Reed Richards]] (half-brother), [[Invisible Woman|Susan Richards]] (sister-in-law), [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin Richards]] (nephew), [[Richards, Valeria|Valeria Richards]] (niece), Major John Richards (grandfather), unnamed Richards child (half-brother), [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)|Kristoff Vernard]] (alleged half-brother); [[Kang]], his divergent counterparts, and offspring (common ancestry)
| groups = Former member of [[Fantastic Force]]
| education = Training in Elsewhen in combat
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = She is capable of creating a psionic scythe with her mind.
| abilities = Huntara has intensive training in hand-to-hand combat, as well as with weaponry, primarily her scythe.
| weapons = Psionic Scythe, which can cause psychic damage and open rifts to transport people anywhere she desires.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #377
| origin = Fantastic Four #390
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #377 (intro), Fantastic Four #390 (tells origin), Fantastic Force #1 (first debut of team)
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bio_text= [[Richards, Nathaniel|Nathaniel Richards]] brought his daughter, a young Tara Richards, along with [[Richards, Franklin|Franklin Richards]] to the court of the [[Warlord Kargul]] of Elsewhen, asking for help to train his grandson. Tara trained in the aspects of war alongside her nephew. But when Nathaniel Richards slipped away from Elsewhen, Tara, calling herself Huntara, became the guardian of the sacred timestreams alongside Franklin, who called himself Psi-Lord. Later, when Franklin himself joined his grandfather Huntara considered him a traitor. She traveled to Earth to stop him and destroy the [[Fantastic Four]], whom she believed were a danger to the timestreams.

Huntara appeared on the New York streets, declaring that she was the Warrior-Princess of Elsewhen who had come after the Four who must be destroyed. [[Klaw]] showed up and fought off the police for her and offered to direct her to the Fantastic Four. She joined up with Klaw, [[Paibok]], and [[Devos]] to try and kill the Fantastic Four at the trial of the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]]. She fought with [[Mister Fantastic]], explaining that she was a guardian of the time lines, and that he and his group threatened them. After dodging [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)|Daredevil’s]] attacks, she stabbed Reed from behind with her staff. When the [[Avengers]] joined the battle, Huntara used her scythe again, this time to tear a hole in the fabric of the universe and transport her allies. Daredevil also jumped in and floated in nothingness until [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]] saved him at the last moment with a well-placed webline.

The rest transported to Paibok’s ship where Devos questioned her about her people, mining her for information in case he should want to destroy her people in his continued quest towards galactic peace. Shortly afterwards, she teleported them to Four Freedoms Plaza, where they searched Reed’s lab for something to use against the four, finding the mutated [[Ms. Marvel (Sharon Ventura)|Ms. Marvel]]. When the team returned home, Huntara fought with Franklin, calling him the disciple of the Great Traitor, Nathaniel Richards, and urging him to destroy his family to save the timelines. When he refused, she opened a rift and pulled him in. They fought again in another dimension and then back to New York, where she tried to convince him that he already knew who the greatest threat was. When he realized, she left him to his choices and teleported out with her scythe.

Franklin searched for Huntara, mentally summoning her, and she came to him and asked if he had made his decision. He explained that he thought the [[Dark Raider]] was the true enemy. They traveled to the castle of Warlord Kargul of Elsewhen and asked his help. He revealed that Nathaniel was the true enemy, and the Dark Raider was simply a murderer. Franklin didn’t like his answer and turned on Kargul. The castle guards attacked Franklin, and Huntara stood by his side, as he was family. They escaped the castle together to search for the Dark Raider. Together, they arrived at the roof of [[Four Freedoms Plaza]]. There they met the [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]], who had brought [[Vibraxas]] and [[Devlor]] - two youths he asked to join him - hoping to help the Fantastic Four. Franklin revealed that the Dark Raider had already breached the building. Together they battled the Dark Raider, revealed to be an alternate Reed, until Franklin transmitted the Malice entity he had hidden in his mind, from his [[Invisible Woman|mother’s]] psyche, into the Dark Raider, distracting him. [[Uatu The Watcher]] then materialized and killed the Dark Raider and left moments later. Then, while Susan left to find her Reed, Johnny left in anger over his estranged wife-[[Lyja|Lyja’s]]-lies, and [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)|Ben]] was left alone; Huntara and Franklin created the group [[Fantastic Force]] to fill the gap that remained. Though the group later disbanded when the original Reed Richards returned.
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[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Women]]

Hate-Monger (Adolf Hitler)

2007-02-09T15:27:58Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Adolf Hitler (clone)
| aliases = None
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Conqueror, terrorist, former dictator, artist, scholar, writer, and carpenter
| citizenship = Germany
| place_of_birth = Germany
| relatives = None
| groups = Former leader of the [[Nazi Party]]
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Brown
| powers = None
| abilities = The Hate-Monger is an accomplished leader, with command of soldiers in the Nazi Party.
| weapons = The Hate-Monger has also used a Hate Ray, sometimes in the form of a pistol, which he uses to inspire mindless hatred in anyone its beam hits.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #21 (1963)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
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bio_text= The Hate-Monger was a physical clone of Germany’s Adolf Hitler, the former leader of Germany and instigator of World War II. Years after the death of the original at the hands of the original [[Human Torch (Jim Hammond)|Human Torch]], Hitler's scientists created clones into which Hitler transferred his consciousness. In one such clone, disguised as the Hate-Monger, Hitler used a Nazi-designed Hate Ray to spread mindless hatred around the world. His first major attack was in the small southern country of San Gusto, where he bombarded the people with his ray, turning the country against itself. The United States had already spent billions trying to turn San Gusto into a show place of democracy, but after the Hate-Monger’s influence the country fell apart. [[Fury, Nick|Nick Fury]], as a CIA operative, traveled to New York to enlist the help of the [[Fantastic Four]] to re-stabilize the country.

But once he arrived he found the Fantastic Four split up and only [[Mister Fantastic]] at their headquarters, the [[Baxter Building]]. The Hate-Monger had already beat him there, and had turned his Hate Ray on the four when they tried to break up a hate rally he had turned into a riot. Fury eventually convinced the entire Fantastic Four to help him, starting with Reed, who took the Pogo Plane to San Gusto in advance of the others. There, Reed stumbled upon the Hate-Monger’s Hate Ray while fighting San Gusto’s rebellion. The Hate-Monger gassed Reed with a paralyzing nerve gas and captured him. He explained to Reed that he was able to reflect his Hate Ray off of the Moon and fire it at any place on Earth, and soon he would blanket the entire planet in waves of hate and then control the haters to control the world. But before he could continue with his plan, Fury broke into the base and fired on the soldiers, threatening to shoot them unless the Hate-Monger gave Reed the antidotes to his paralysis and hate. The Hate-Monger acquiesced, but escaped shortly afterwards behind a pane of bulletproof glass.

Later, while the Hate-Monger’s soldiers fought off an attacking Nick Fury, the Fantastic Four, returned to their proper minds by Reed, helped Fury to subdue his troops. The Hate-Monger tried to turn a double-dose of his Hate Ray on the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]], which would kill him, but the [[Invisible Woman|Invisible Girl]] snuck up behind him and spoiled his aim and he hit a pair of his soldiers instead. The soldiers turned on him and shot him. The Fantastic Four and Fury soon cleaned up the last of the soldiers and revealed the seemingly dead Hate-Monger as Adolf Hitler. But Hitler's mind had already transferred to a new cloned body, and he later continued his quest to rule the world.
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[[category:Fantastic Four]]
[[category:Golden Age]]

Gorgon (Inhuman)

2007-02-09T15:22:25Z

PseudoSherlock: Edited and tidied up.

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = None
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Member of the Royal Family of the [[Inhumans]]
| citizenship = [[Attilan]]
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Korath (father), Milena (mother), [[Black Bolt]], [[Medusa]], [[Crystal]], [[Karnak]], [[Triton]] (cousins)
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Brown
| powers = Gorgon's legs are thickly muscled, allowing him to do massive damage by kicking something or someone, or he can use them to create seismic shocks by stomping the ground.
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Fantastic Four #44
| origin =
| significant_issues = Fantastic Four #44 (intro)
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main_image= Gorgon.jpg
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bio_text= Gorgon was a member of the Royal Family of the [[Inhumans]], sent by their one-time leader, [[Maximus]], to find and return [[Medusa]] to [[Attilan]]. Gorgon found her outside the [[Fantastic Four|Fantastic Four’s]] [[Baxter Building]] and attacked her and the [[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)|Human Torch]], who she had captured to help her escape. He used his powerful legs to climb the side of the building, hurt [[Mister Fantastic]] when he reached out to see who it was, and stole their helicopter after kicking their [[Fantasticar]] and [[Pogo Plane]] to disable their transport. He chased Medusa and the Torch to New York’s State University where he confronted an escaped [[Dragon Man]], who protected Medusa from him. He continued to fight the Dragon Man, then the rest of the Fantastic Four, until the android created enough of a distraction for him to escape to the Inhumans hideout with Medusa.

There, he discovered the Human Torch alongside his cousin, [[Crystal]], who believed Johnny to be a fellow Inhuman. Gorgon and [[Triton]] then attacked the Torch and he escaped through the roof to alert the rest of the Fantastic Four. Together the Inhumans, led by [[Black Bolt]], battled with the four until Crystal announced that Triton had been taken by the [[Seeker]], who had been sent to bring them all back to Attilan. Black Bolt then commanded [[Lockjaw]] to transport them, and they disappeared off the rooftop, with the Torch and Crystal trying to stay together but being torn apart.

They appeared back in Attilan, where Maximus explained that he had Gorgon bring Medusa back to be his queen. Gorgon apologized and claimed ignorance of Maximus' motives. Then, Maximus taunted Black Bolt with his stolen crown until Black Bolt tore it from his hands by force, reclaiming the leadership of the Inhumans. But soon the Fantastic Four appeared, having followed the Seeker back to the refuge, and argued with Black Bolt, telling him that he and the Inhumans should rejoin the human race. While they discussed it, Maximus set off his atmo-gun and intended to destroy all the humans on the planet. Yet when it failed to work, as evidenced by the Fantastic Four’s survival, Medusa deduced that it proved the Inhumans were of the same race as humans. This infuriated Maximus and he reversed his machine, creating a Negative Zone around Attilan that trapped the Inhumans inside, which the Fantastic Four narrowly escaped.

Black Bolt later revealed his secret: that the use of his voice released destructive energy, and he was forced to use it to destroy the barrier surrounding Attilan. The Council of Elders then decreed that the royal family should split up and explore the human world. Before too long, Maximus had recovered and used his scientific genius to capture the Inhuman royal family and retake Attilan. However, Black Bolt soon used his powerful voice to break them free and send Maximus scurrying to a hidden rocket.
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[[category:Heroes]]
[[category:Fantastic Four]]