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{{stub}}{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Noriko "Nori" Ashida
| identity = Known to certain government officials
| occupation = Student
| place_of_birth = Tokyo, Japan
| groups = X-Men (trainee)/Xavier Institute Student Body; formerly New Mutants Training Squad
| citizenship = Japan
| education = Currently in high school level classes
| aliases = None
| relatives = Seiji (father), Suki (mother), Keitaro (brother)
| height = 5'7"
| weight = 137 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black, dyed electric blue
| powers = Ability to absorb electricity and rechannel it into speed and offensive bursts; a pair of power gauntlets control her electrical intake and discharge
| abilities = Surge is a native Japanese speaker who speak English fluently, with little trace of an accent
| debut = New Mutants #8 (2003)
| creators = Nunzio DeFilippis, Christina Weir, and Carlo Barberi
| origin = New Mutants #9 (2004); New X-Men: Academy X Yearbook
}}{{Headshot|
|main_image=surge.jpg
}}
{{bio|
bio_text= Prior to enrolling at the Xavier Institute, Noriko Ashida lived on the street and was reliant on illegally obtained prescription drugs to reduce her highly accelerated mutant brain functions to a manageable rate. Since joining the Institute, Ashida has been equipped with two technological gauntlets to control and regulate her abilities. Having run away from her parents in Japan when her father refused to accept her genetic mutation, Ashida has demonstrated that she is prepared to rebel against authority if she deems it necessary. Nonetheless, Ashida recently helped to oppose a group of Xavier Institute students intent on freeing one of their fellow students, who had been apprehended by F.B.I. agents in the process of an investigation. Due to Ashida's conflicting past behavior, a conclusive prediction of her reaction to restrictive measures against mutants is not possible at this time.
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{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Dallas Riordan
| identity = Unclear
| occupation = Adventurer; former V-Battalion operative, mayoral aide, police officer
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| groups = Thunderbolts; formerly V-Battalion, NYPD
| citizenship = American citizen, criminal record
| education = Police Academy graduate
| aliases = Atlas, Citizen V, the Crimson Cowl
| relatives = James Riordan (father), Riordan (first name unrevealed, grandfather, deceased)
| height = 5'10"
| weight = 150 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Red
| powers = Vantage possesses superhuman levels of agility and endurance. While sharing consciousness with Atlas, Vantage was charged with ionic energy and could grow to great heights, fire ionic blasts, create a protective energy field, and fly.
| parephenalia = Vantage carries a sword, a staff, nunchakus, and other weapons. | abilities = Vantage is an exceptional acrobat, martial artist, and swordswoman; she is trained in detective work and weapons expertise, and is a reasonably skilled sketch artist. | debut = Thunderbolts Vol. 1 #1 (1997)
| creators = this has not been updated yet
| origin = Thunderbolts Vol. 1 #42 (2000) | significant_issues = First used identity of Citizen V, fought Baron Zemo and Techno (Thunderbolts Vol. 1 #16-17, 1998); framed as Crimson Cowl (Thunderbolts Vol. 1 #25, 1999); rebelled against V-Battalion, aided by Thunderbolts, abducted by and fought Crimson Cowl (Thunderbolts Vol. 1 #36-42, 2000); merged with Atlas (Thunderbolts Vol. 1 #56-57, 2001); as Vantage, served with Thunderbolts (Avengers/Thunderbolts #1-6, 2004) }}{{Headshot|
|main_image=vantage.jpg
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bio_text= The granddaughter of a founder of the covert V-Battalion, Dallas Riordan forsook that heroic group to become a New York City police officer. Following distinguished service, she became a mayoral aide and was assigned as city liaison to the new Thunderbolts super-team. She even dated team member Atlas, but when the Thunderbolts were revealed to be super-villains in disguise, Dallas was blamed for the city's involvement and fired. Having nowhere else to go, she joined the V-Battalion as their latest Citizen V field operative; however, the criminal Crimson Cowl (Justine Hammer) framed her as the supposed leader of the Cowl's Masters of Evil, leading to her capture by the Thunderbolts.

Freed by the V-Battalion, Dallas resumed her Citizen V role but later rebelled when ordered to commit murder. Fleeing the Battalion, she was defended by the Thunderbolts, then abducted by the Crimson Cowl, who left her crippled and stranded in Latveria after a fierce battle. When Dallas returned to America, she learned Atlas had died; however, he survived as ionic energy, and her love served as an anchor that bound him to the material world. They soon merged, with the disembodied Atlas sharing control of Dallas's body and imbuing her with ionic powers. The combined pair fought Graviton alongside the Thunderbolts and were stranded with them on Counter-Earth (Franklin Richards'). The Thunderbolts helped Counter-Earth recover from various disasters but ultimately returned to their homeworld where Atlas and Dallas were unmerged. As a result Atlas gained a new body and Dallas gained new powers.

Now calling herself Vantage, Dallas remained with the Thunderbolts out of love for Atlas and distrust of their leader, Baron Helmut Zemo. She cooperated with Zemo in a scheme to absorb the world's transnormal energy, but the Avengers intervened, and the Thunderbolts disbanded in the incident's aftermath. However, Vantage was offered a Homeland Security position by reserve Avenger Warbird.
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