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	\| place_of_birth = Colorado		\| place_of_birth = Colorado
	\| relatives = [[Jason of Spartoi]] (father), [[Quill, Meredith\|Meredith Quill]] (mother, deceased), [[Eson of Spartoi]] (paternal grandfather), [[Gareth of Spartoi]] (paternal great-uncle); [[Jake]] ("step-father"), [[Hölm, Kip\|Kip Hölm]] (adoptive brother), [[Sandy]] (sister-in-law), [[Alain]], [[Rhys]] (adoptive nephews), [[Robyn]] (adoptive niece)		\| relatives = [[Jason of Spartoi]] (father), [[Quill, Meredith\|Meredith Quill]] (mother, deceased), [[Eson of Spartoi]] (paternal grandfather), [[Gareth of Spartoi]] (paternal great-uncle); [[Jake]] ("step-father"), [[Hölm, Kip\|Kip Hölm]] (adoptive brother), [[Sandy]] (sister-in-law), [[Alain]], [[Rhys]] (adoptive nephews), [[Robyn]] (adoptive niece)
-	\| groups = Guardians of the Galaxy; ~~Formerly~~ the [[United Front]], [[Imperial Guard\|Shi'ar Imperial Guard]], partner of [[Ship (Aurora)\|Ship]]	+	\| groups = [[Guardians of the Galaxy]]; formerly the [[United Front]], [[Imperial Guard\|Shi'ar Imperial Guard]], partner of [[Ship (Aurora)\|Ship]]
	\| education = NASA astronaut		\| education = NASA astronaut
	\| height = 6'2"		\| height = 6'2"
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	When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet [[Heaven]], a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued [[Thorn (unrevealed)\|Thorn]] from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn's wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor's sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet [[Symbion]], Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet's attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.		When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet [[Heaven]], a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued [[Thorn (unrevealed)\|Thorn]] from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn's wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor's sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet [[Symbion]], Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet's attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.

-	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father's 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole's gravity; Jason's fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One (unrevealed)\|Fallen One]], [[Galactus]]' first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the [[Kyln]] interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch'ak]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], [[Dar, Moloka\|Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the [[Shi'ar]] [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]'s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, ~~serving~~ as Rider's main aide and advisor.	+	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father's 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole's gravity; Jason's fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One (unrevealed)\|Fallen One]], [[Galactus]]' first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the [[Kyln]] interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch'ak]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], [[Dar, Moloka\|Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the [[Shi'ar]] [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]'s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, and now serves as Rider's main aide and advisor.
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-	After the Annihilation incidents Peter felt that there had been to much damage to established order and decided to band together a group of Heroes capable of preventing such large scale threats. He formed the new [[Guardians of the Galaxy]] based out of a location suggested by Nova known as [[Knowhere]] composed of himself, [Adam Warlock], [Quasar (Phyla-Vell)], [Gamora], [Drax], Mantis and [Rocket Raccoon].	+
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Arsenal5 at 05:37, 14 February 2009

Arsenal5 — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 05:37:53 GMT

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	\| real_name = Peter Jason Quill		\| real_name = Peter Jason Quill
	\| aliases = "Boyo"		\| aliases = "Boyo"
-	\| identity = ~~Known~~	+	\| identity = Secret
	\| occupation = Explorer, warrior; former astronaut (lieutenant)		\| occupation = Explorer, warrior; former astronaut (lieutenant)
	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
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	When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet [[Heaven]], a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued [[Thorn (unrevealed)\|Thorn]] from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn's wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor's sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet [[Symbion]], Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet's attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.		When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet [[Heaven]], a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued [[Thorn (unrevealed)\|Thorn]] from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn's wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor's sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet [[Symbion]], Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet's attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.

-	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father's 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole's gravity; Jason's fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One (unrevealed)\|Fallen One]], [[Galactus]]' first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the [[Kyln]] interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch'ak]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], [[Dar, Moloka\|Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the [[Shi'ar]] [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]'s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, ~~and now serves~~ as Rider's main aide and advisor.	+	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father's 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole's gravity; Jason's fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One (unrevealed)\|Fallen One]], [[Galactus]]' first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the [[Kyln]] interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch'ak]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], [[Dar, Moloka\|Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the [[Shi'ar]] [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]'s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, serving as Rider's main aide and advisor.
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		+	After the Annihilation incidents Peter felt that there had been to much damage to established order and decided to band together a group of Heroes capable of preventing such large scale threats. He formed the new [[Guardians of the Galaxy]] based out of a location suggested by Nova known as [[Knowhere]] composed of himself, [Adam Warlock], [Quasar (Phyla-Vell)], [Gamora], [Drax], Mantis and [Rocket Raccoon].
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Zebramatt at 10:46, 5 August 2008

Zebramatt — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 10:46:30 GMT

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	\| real_name = Peter Jason Quill		\| real_name = Peter Jason Quill
	\| aliases = "Boyo"		\| aliases = "Boyo"
-	\| identity = ~~Secret~~	+	\| identity = Known
	\| occupation = Explorer, warrior; former astronaut (lieutenant)		\| occupation = Explorer, warrior; former astronaut (lieutenant)
	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Colorado		\| place_of_birth = Colorado
	\| relatives = [[Jason of Spartoi]] (father), [[Quill, Meredith\|Meredith Quill]] (mother, deceased), [[Eson of Spartoi]] (paternal grandfather), [[Gareth of Spartoi]] (paternal great-uncle); [[Jake]] ("step-father"), [[Hölm, Kip\|Kip Hölm]] (adoptive brother), [[Sandy]] (sister-in-law), [[Alain]], [[Rhys]] (adoptive nephews), [[Robyn]] (adoptive niece)		\| relatives = [[Jason of Spartoi]] (father), [[Quill, Meredith\|Meredith Quill]] (mother, deceased), [[Eson of Spartoi]] (paternal grandfather), [[Gareth of Spartoi]] (paternal great-uncle); [[Jake]] ("step-father"), [[Hölm, Kip\|Kip Hölm]] (adoptive brother), [[Sandy]] (sister-in-law), [[Alain]], [[Rhys]] (adoptive nephews), [[Robyn]] (adoptive niece)
-	\| groups =[[Guardians of the Galaxy]]; Formerly the [[United Front]], [[Imperial Guard\|Shi'ar Imperial Guard]], partner of [[Ship (Aurora)\|Ship]]	+	\| groups = Guardians of the Galaxy; Formerly the [[United Front]], [[Imperial Guard\|Shi'ar Imperial Guard]], partner of [[Ship (Aurora)\|Ship]]
	\| education = NASA astronaut		\| education = NASA astronaut
	\| height = 6'2"		\| height = 6'2"
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	\| powers = Star-Lord wore a costume that enabled him to survive in space. It is possible that the costume has actually altered his physical structure, as he does not need to wear any helmet, or any form of life support to survive the nearly absolute zero, airless vacuum. He can fly through air or in space, presumably another attribute of his costume. He possesses enhanced healing and uses personal energy shields. In the event that he were injured beyond his own ability to recover, Ship could administer emergency medical or surgical care.		\| powers = Star-Lord wore a costume that enabled him to survive in space. It is possible that the costume has actually altered his physical structure, as he does not need to wear any helmet, or any form of life support to survive the nearly absolute zero, airless vacuum. He can fly through air or in space, presumably another attribute of his costume. He possesses enhanced healing and uses personal energy shields. In the event that he were injured beyond his own ability to recover, Ship could administer emergency medical or surgical care.

-	Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall~~. However they are now removed~~.	+	Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall.
	\| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.		\| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.
	\| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may up set the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.		\| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may up set the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.
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	\| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)		\| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)
	\| origin = Marvel Preview #4 (1976); Marvel Preview #11 (1977)		\| origin = Marvel Preview #4 (1976); Marvel Preview #11 (1977)
-	\| significant_issues = See the online [[OHOTMU:Bibliography-AZ10#Star-Lord\|bibliography]] ~~Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (2008; Formed the Guardians of the Galaxy)~~	+	\| significant_issues = See the online [[OHOTMU:Bibliography-AZ10#Star-Lord\|bibliography]]
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
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	When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet [[Heaven]], a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued [[Thorn (unrevealed)\|Thorn]] from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn's wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor's sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet [[Symbion]], Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet's attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.		When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet [[Heaven]], a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued [[Thorn (unrevealed)\|Thorn]] from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn's wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor's sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet [[Symbion]], Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet's attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.

-	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father's 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole's gravity; Jason's fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One (unrevealed)\|Fallen One]], [[Galactus]]' first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the [[Kyln]] interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch'ak]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], [[Dar, Moloka\|Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the [[Shi'ar]] [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]'s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, and ~~served~~ as Rider's main aide and advisor.	+	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father's 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole's gravity; Jason's fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One (unrevealed)\|Fallen One]], [[Galactus]]' first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the [[Kyln]] interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch'ak]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], [[Dar, Moloka\|Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the [[Shi'ar]] [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]'s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, and now serves as Rider's main aide and advisor.
-		+	}}
-	In the aftermath of the Annihilation Wave, Quill was put in charge of a new security system for the Kree empire. Instead of helping, however, Quill opened the door for the [[Phalanx]] to invade. To rectify his mistake, the Kree put him in command of a low-tech strike force made up of prisoners. The team included [[Rocket Raccoon]], [[Captain Universe]], [[Bug]], [[Deathcry]], [[Groot]], and [[Mantis]].	+
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-	After they helped stop the Phalanx, [[Nova]], [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)]], and Quill decided there should be a team of heros to stop any threats before they reach the level of the Annihilation Wave of Phalanx invasion. Quill leeds the team, which is made up of Quasar, Rocket Raccoon, [[Gamora]], [[Adam Warlock]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], Groot, Mantis, and [[Cosmo]]. Based out of [[Knowhere]], they are dedicated to repairing the damage caused to space by the recent wars.	+
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Debasemasonsgrog at 18:54, 30 July 2008

Debasemasonsgrog — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 18:54:49 GMT

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	\| real_name = Peter Jason Quill		\| real_name = Peter Jason Quill
	\| aliases = "Boyo"		\| aliases = "Boyo"
-	\| identity = ~~Unknown to most people on Earth, but known to the Kree~~	+	\| identity = Secret
-	\| occupation = ~~Conscripted soldier, explorer~~, warrior; former ~~freelance military advisor,~~ astronaut (lieutenant)	+	\| occupation = Explorer, warrior; former astronaut (lieutenant)
	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Colorado		\| place_of_birth = Colorado
	\| relatives = [[Jason of Spartoi]] (father), [[Quill, Meredith\|Meredith Quill]] (mother, deceased), [[Eson of Spartoi]] (paternal grandfather), [[Gareth of Spartoi]] (paternal great-uncle); [[Jake]] ("step-father"), [[Hölm, Kip\|Kip Hölm]] (adoptive brother), [[Sandy]] (sister-in-law), [[Alain]], [[Rhys]] (adoptive nephews), [[Robyn]] (adoptive niece)		\| relatives = [[Jason of Spartoi]] (father), [[Quill, Meredith\|Meredith Quill]] (mother, deceased), [[Eson of Spartoi]] (paternal grandfather), [[Gareth of Spartoi]] (paternal great-uncle); [[Jake]] ("step-father"), [[Hölm, Kip\|Kip Hölm]] (adoptive brother), [[Sandy]] (sister-in-law), [[Alain]], [[Rhys]] (adoptive nephews), [[Robyn]] (adoptive niece)
-	\| groups = ~~Kree Covert Operations~~; Formerly the [[United Front]], [[Imperial Guard\|Shi'ar Imperial Guard]], partner of [[Ship (Aurora)\|Ship]]	+	\| groups =[[Guardians of the Galaxy]]; Formerly the [[United Front]], [[Imperial Guard\|Shi'ar Imperial Guard]], partner of [[Ship (Aurora)\|Ship]]
	\| education = NASA astronaut		\| education = NASA astronaut
	\| height = 6'2"		\| height = 6'2"
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	\| powers = Star-Lord wore a costume that enabled him to survive in space. It is possible that the costume has actually altered his physical structure, as he does not need to wear any helmet, or any form of life support to survive the nearly absolute zero, airless vacuum. He can fly through air or in space, presumably another attribute of his costume. He possesses enhanced healing and uses personal energy shields. In the event that he were injured beyond his own ability to recover, Ship could administer emergency medical or surgical care.		\| powers = Star-Lord wore a costume that enabled him to survive in space. It is possible that the costume has actually altered his physical structure, as he does not need to wear any helmet, or any form of life support to survive the nearly absolute zero, airless vacuum. He can fly through air or in space, presumably another attribute of his costume. He possesses enhanced healing and uses personal energy shields. In the event that he were injured beyond his own ability to recover, Ship could administer emergency medical or surgical care.

-	Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall. However~~, these were~~ removed ~~in the wake of the Phalanx invasion, in order to prevent his subversion by the Phalanx~~.	+	Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall. However they are now removed.
	\| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.		\| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.
-	\| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may ~~upset~~ the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.	+	\| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may up set the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.
-		+	\| paraphernalia = None
-	After his conscription by Kree Covert Operations, Star-Lord was given a selection of weapons based on modern Earth weapons. These include pistols, semi-automatics, at least one combat knife, and grenades.	+
-	\| paraphernalia = ~~Star-Lord's current uniform dampens his heat signature.~~	+
	\| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)		\| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)
	\| origin = Marvel Preview #4 (1976); Marvel Preview #11 (1977)		\| origin = Marvel Preview #4 (1976); Marvel Preview #11 (1977)
-	\| significant_issues = See the online [[OHOTMU:Bibliography-AZ10#Star-Lord\|bibliography]]~~; Injured during the Phalanx invasion~~ of ~~Hala (Annihilation Conquest Prologue, 2007); Drafted by Kree Covert Operations (Starlord~~ #1~~, 2007~~)	+	\| significant_issues = See the online [[OHOTMU:Bibliography-AZ10#Star-Lord\|bibliography]] Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (2008; Formed the Guardians of the Galaxy)
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
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	When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet [[Heaven]], a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued [[Thorn (unrevealed)\|Thorn]] from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn's wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor's sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet [[Symbion]], Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet's attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.		When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet [[Heaven]], a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued [[Thorn (unrevealed)\|Thorn]] from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn's wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor's sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet [[Symbion]], Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet's attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.

-	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father's 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole's gravity; Jason's fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One (unrevealed)\|Fallen One]], [[Galactus]]' first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the [[Kyln]] interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch'ak]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], [[Dar, Moloka\|Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the [[Shi'ar]] [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]'s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, and ~~now serves~~ as Rider's main aide and advisor.	+	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father's 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole's gravity; Jason's fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One (unrevealed)\|Fallen One]], [[Galactus]]' first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the [[Kyln]] interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch'ak]], [[Gladiator (Kallark)\|Gladiator]], [[Dar, Moloka\|Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the [[Shi'ar]] [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]'s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, and served as Rider's main aide and advisor.
-	}}	+
		+	In the aftermath of the Annihilation Wave, Quill was put in charge of a new security system for the Kree empire. Instead of helping, however, Quill opened the door for the [[Phalanx]] to invade. To rectify his mistake, the Kree put him in command of a low-tech strike force made up of prisoners. The team included [[Rocket Raccoon]], [[Captain Universe]], [[Bug]], [[Deathcry]], [[Groot]], and [[Mantis]].
		+
		+	After they helped stop the Phalanx, [[Nova]], [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)]], and Quill decided there should be a team of heros to stop any threats before they reach the level of the Annihilation Wave of Phalanx invasion. Quill leeds the team, which is made up of Quasar, Rocket Raccoon, [[Gamora]], [[Adam Warlock]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], Groot, Mantis, and [[Cosmo]]. Based out of [[Knowhere]], they are dedicated to repairing the damage caused to space by the recent wars.
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MidnightSoldier: Updating Star-Lord's Profile

MidnightSoldier — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 09:59:03 GMT

Updating Star-Lord's Profile

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	\| real_name = Peter Jason Quill		\| real_name = Peter Jason Quill
	\| aliases = "Boyo"		\| aliases = "Boyo"
-	\| identity = ~~Secret~~	+	\| identity = Unknown to most people on Earth, but known to the Kree
-	\| occupation = ~~Explorer~~, warrior; former astronaut (lieutenant)	+	\| occupation = Conscripted soldier, explorer, warrior; former freelance military advisor, astronaut (lieutenant)
	\| citizenship = U.S.A.		\| citizenship = U.S.A.
	\| place_of_birth = Colorado		\| place_of_birth = Colorado
	\| relatives = [[Jason of Spartoi]] (father), [[Quill, Meredith\|Meredith Quill]] (mother, deceased), [[Eson of Spartoi]] (paternal grandfather), [[Gareth of Spartoi]] (paternal great-uncle); [[Jake]] ("step-father"), [[Hölm, Kip\|Kip Hölm]] (adoptive brother), [[Sandy]] (sister-in-law), [[Alain]], [[Rhys]] (adoptive nephews), [[Robyn]] (adoptive niece)		\| relatives = [[Jason of Spartoi]] (father), [[Quill, Meredith\|Meredith Quill]] (mother, deceased), [[Eson of Spartoi]] (paternal grandfather), [[Gareth of Spartoi]] (paternal great-uncle); [[Jake]] ("step-father"), [[Hölm, Kip\|Kip Hölm]] (adoptive brother), [[Sandy]] (sister-in-law), [[Alain]], [[Rhys]] (adoptive nephews), [[Robyn]] (adoptive niece)
-	\| groups = ~~None~~; Formerly the [[United Front]], [[Imperial Guard\|Shi'ar Imperial Guard]], partner of [[Ship (Aurora)\|Ship]]	+	\| groups = Kree Covert Operations; Formerly the [[United Front]], [[Imperial Guard\|Shi'ar Imperial Guard]], partner of [[Ship (Aurora)\|Ship]]
	\| education = NASA astronaut		\| education = NASA astronaut
	\| height = 6'2"		\| height = 6'2"
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	\| powers = Star-Lord wore a costume that enabled him to survive in space. It is possible that the costume has actually altered his physical structure, as he does not need to wear any helmet, or any form of life support to survive the nearly absolute zero, airless vacuum. He can fly through air or in space, presumably another attribute of his costume. He possesses enhanced healing and uses personal energy shields. In the event that he were injured beyond his own ability to recover, Ship could administer emergency medical or surgical care.		\| powers = Star-Lord wore a costume that enabled him to survive in space. It is possible that the costume has actually altered his physical structure, as he does not need to wear any helmet, or any form of life support to survive the nearly absolute zero, airless vacuum. He can fly through air or in space, presumably another attribute of his costume. He possesses enhanced healing and uses personal energy shields. In the event that he were injured beyond his own ability to recover, Ship could administer emergency medical or surgical care.

-	Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall.	+	Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall. However, these were removed in the wake of the Phalanx invasion, in order to prevent his subversion by the Phalanx.
	\| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.		\| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.
	\| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may upset the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.		\| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may upset the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.
-	\| paraphernalia = ~~None~~	+
		+	After his conscription by Kree Covert Operations, Star-Lord was given a selection of weapons based on modern Earth weapons. These include pistols, semi-automatics, at least one combat knife, and grenades.
		+	\| paraphernalia = Star-Lord's current uniform dampens his heat signature.
	\| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)		\| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)
	\| origin = Marvel Preview #4 (1976); Marvel Preview #11 (1977)		\| origin = Marvel Preview #4 (1976); Marvel Preview #11 (1977)
-	\| significant_issues = See the online [[OHOTMU:Bibliography-AZ10#Star-Lord\|bibliography]]	+	\| significant_issues = See the online [[OHOTMU:Bibliography-AZ10#Star-Lord\|bibliography]]; Injured during the Phalanx invasion of Hala (Annihilation Conquest Prologue, 2007); Drafted by Kree Covert Operations (Starlord #1, 2007)
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
	main_image= Strld.jpg		main_image= Strld.jpg

Wbgeek at 18:49, 24 July 2007

Wbgeek — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:49:16 GMT

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	Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall.		Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall.
	\| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.		\| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.
-	\| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may ~~up set~~ the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.	+	\| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may upset the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.
	\| paraphernalia = None		\| paraphernalia = None
	\| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)		\| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)

Wezqu: added/corrected links and some other minor edits.

Wezqu — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 23:12:23 GMT

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MikeFichera: links / credit: text content from 2006 A-Z OHotMU #10

MikeFichera — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 21:17:10 GMT

links / credit: text content from 2006 A-Z OHotMU #10

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	When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet Heaven, a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued Thorn from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn’s wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor’s sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet Symbion, Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet’s attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.		When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet Heaven, a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued Thorn from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn’s wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor’s sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet Symbion, Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet’s attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.

-	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father’s 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole’s gravity; Jason’s fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the Fallen One, Galactus’ first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the Kyln interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including Ch’ak, Gladiator, Moloka Dar and Thanos to oppose the cosmic-powered Maker. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the Shi’ar Imperial Guard. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with Nova’s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, and now serves as Rider’s main aide and advisor.	+	[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father’s 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole’s gravity; Jason’s fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the [[Fallen One]], [[Galactus\|Galactus’]] first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the Kyln interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including [[Ch’ak]], [[Gladiator]], [[Moloka Dar]] and [[Thanos]] to oppose the cosmic-powered [[Maker]]. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the Shi’ar [[Imperial Guard]]. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova’s]] (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, and now serves as Rider’s main aide and advisor.

	}}		}}

MikeFichera: Star-Lord profile

MikeFichera — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 20:10:51 GMT

Star-Lord profile

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| blurb =
| real_name = Peter Jason Quill
| aliases = "Boyo"
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Explorer, warrior; former astronaut (lieutenant)
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = Colorado
| relatives = Jason of Sparta (father), Meredith Quill (mother, deceased), Eson of Spartoi (paternal grandfather), Gareth of Spartoi (paternal great-uncle); Jake ("step-father"), Kip Holm (adoptive brother), Sandy (sister-in-law), Alain, Rhys (adoptive nephews), Robyn (adoptive niece)
| groups = Formerly the United Front, Shi'ar Imperial Guard, partner of Ship
| education = NASA astronaut
| height = 6'2"
| weight = 175 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blond
| powers = Star-Lord wore a costume that enabled him to survive in space. It is possible that the costume has actually altered his physical structure, as he does not need to wear any helmet, or any form of life support to survive the nearly absolute zero, airless vacuum. He can fly through air or in space, presumably another attribute of his costume. He possesses enhanced healing and uses personal energy shields. In the event that he were injured beyond his own ability to recover, Ship could administer emergency medical or surgical care.

Star-Lord later received a number of cybernetic implants, including his left eye, which allows him to see all energy spectra, as well as a memory chip in his brain, which gives 100% recall.
| abilities = In addition, Star-Lord is highly athletic, a skilled marksman and swordsman, and proficient at hand-to-hand combat. After overcoming his lifetime of hatred, Star-Lord took a vow to never take another life unless absolutely necessary. His greatest asset is his partner and would-be lover, Ship.
| weapons = Star-Lord wielded the Element Gun, which can generate and manipulate the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The Gun actually serves as a portal in space, drawing the above elements from the planet. While the supply of these is practically limitless, removal of excessive amounts of one form may up set the balance on that planet, with catastrophic consequences. The use of the Element Gun is limited only by Star-Lord's will, focus, and imagination.
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Marvel Preview #4 (1976)
| origin =
| significant_issues = See the online [http://www.marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU:Bibliography-AZ10#Star-Lord bibliography]
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main_image= Strld.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text=
[[image:Star-Lord-Quill.jpg|left]]Wrongly branded a traitor by his father Eson, Prince Jason of Spartoi fled the Empire, exploring deep space for many years. When war broke out between the Spartoi Empire and the Ariguan Confederacy, Eson summoned his wayward son home, but en route his ship’s converter blew. To avoid a complete meltdown, and with his ship apparently slipping backwards through time, Jason crash landed in Earth’s Colorado Mountains, his arrival witnessed by Meredith Quill, who dragged him from the burning vessel. As she nursed him back to health and helped him rebuild his ship, the pair fell in love. After a year, Jason was ready to depart; informed by his bio-comps that Meredith had just conceived their child and unwilling to endanger her, Jason reluctantly left Meredith behind, promising to return for her once the war ended, but mindlocking her memories, sparing her the heartbreak he felt. Less than a month later, Meredith married her childhood sweetheart, Jake.

Suspecting Meredith’s child was not his, when Peter Jason Quill was born, Jake angrily noted that the infant resembled neither of them. Intending to slay the child, Jake carried him outside, but suffered a fatal heart attack; Peter was left staring into the starlit sky for an hour before Meredith found strength to crawl outside to him. Mentally and physically weakened, Meredith’s world revolved around raising her son. Peter grew up a loner, fascinated by science fiction shows and NASA’s exploits.

When the Spartoi / Ariguan conflict turned in Sparta’s favor, Jason asked his uncle Gareth to bring his family to him. Having his own designs on the throne, Gareth instead hired Kyras Shakati, crimelord of Cinnibar, to eliminate the Quills; Shakati in turn sent the Ariguan Sith-Lord Rruothk'ar to carry out the murder. Peter, now 11, witnessed Rruothk'ar’s ship land, and watched Rruothk'ar and his men slay his mother. The killers departed, unaware they had missed their main target; Peter swore to one day make them pay. Gareth informed Jason that his wife and son had died in childbirth, while Peter became increasingly insular, running away from the orphanage on his 13th birthday. Subsequently devoting himself to intense study, he graduated college and was accepted into NASA’s space effort astronaut training program. Though one of their highest ever scoring trainees, he remained socially withdrawn, his sole friend his pet owl, Al. During training, Peter risked his life to save fellow student Greg Harrelson when a centrifuge malfunctioned, but afterwards castigated Harrelson for being too stupid to save himself, engendering a deep hatred. When Peter’s lack of social skills saw him passed over for Mars Probe III in favor of Harrelson, Peter re-evaluated his life. He spent the next five months improving his deportment, eventually being assigned to Eve, NASA’s first permanently manned space station; entering space for the first time was a rapturous experience for Quill.

Though Peter loved being amongst the stars, he soon realized his childhood vow might never be fulfilled, as mankind’s limited technology meant he was unlikely to venture further into space. A couple of months later, Eve’s crew witnessed a celestial apparition which declared itself Star-Lord, a concept of what a Terran of their selection would become in a fortnight. Peter volunteered, but Houston High Command was skeptical of the vision’s claims, and felt that any candidate required more space experience; Peter’s violent reaction saw him discharged Earth-side. Refusing to miss his opportunity, Peter stole a scoutship from Cape Canaveral, returned to Eve, and shot his way to the appointed spot, where his old rival Harrelson, NASA’s choice, was awaiting selection. Dislodging his rival at the critical moment, Peter was transported away in his stead. Finding himself before the enigmatic Master of the Sun, Peter admitted his transgressions, but was nonetheless transformed into Star-Lord; to free Peter of his need for vengeance, the Master seemingly allowed Peter to destroy an Ariguan ship, afterwards informing him he was free to begin a new life and giving him Ship, a sentient former star who would be his guide and companion.

[[image:Star-Lord-in1.jpg|left|thumb]]Perhaps knowing Peter needed closure, Ship seemingly took Star-Lord into his father’s future time, where he learned of slavers destroying whole planets and kidnapping the surviving populace; catching up with them just after they had devastated Windhölme, his attack inspired a slave revolt. Accompanied by the revolt’s leaders, Kip Hölm and Sandy, Peter used Kip’s psychic powers to track the slavers back to their Cinnibar base and slavelord Kyras Shakati. Sandy slew him and the trio fled moments before a dead man’s switch destroyed Shakati’s palace, but not before Star-Lord scanned his computers, learning that the slaving financed a planned coup. Racing to Sparta to prevent this, they confronted Gareth and Rruothk'ar; Star-Lord recognized Rruothk'ar as his mother’s killer and slew him, then crossed swords with Gareth. A superior duelist, Gareth disarmed and unmasked Star-Lord; startled by his resemblance to Jason, his shock allowed Star-Lord to turn the tables, and he slew Gareth moments before the Emperor arrived. Recognizing his son, Jason informed Peter of his origins, overjoyed to have found him again, but Peter rejected the notion of becoming the Empire’s heir, suggesting Jason adopt Kip instead. Years later, Jason tried again to convince his son to return to Sparta, but was again rebuffed.

Ambushed above the planet Ferrol by a Lorq starfighter squadron, Ship was shot down. To operate on the badly injured Star-Lord, Ship generated a human form; amused that Peter didn’t recognize her when he revived, Ship pretended to be explorer Caryth Halyan. Witnessing Lorq ships searching overhead, the pair located a crystal cavern housing the Lorq’s prey: the gestating Trinity-Which-Is-One, a telepathic entity linked in a symbiotic lifecycle with the indigenous Dune Devils. Caryth and Ship died defending Peter and the Trinity when the Lorq attacked them, with Caryth dying in Star-Lord’s arms after he downed the Lorq vessels; however, Ship’s energy state was indestructible, and the maturing Trinity healed Ship’s disrupted consciousness, allowing her to resume spaceship form.

When Ship sensed the destruction of the planet Carillon by the Haalmhad homeship, the same people who had destroyed Ship’s planets back when she was a star, Star-Lord rushed to the K’yndar system to save its other inhabited world, Cymoril; while Ship distracted the Haalmhad, Star-Lord disabled their homeship, then stranded the inhabitants on a primitive world 20 parsecs away. Investigating an unidentified massive power source on planet Redstone, Star-Lord learned the world’s “founder” Quan-Zarr had slaughtered the previous inhabitants, experimenting on the survivors to turn their children into leonine Beastmen, who now sought revenge. Star-Lord allowed the Beastmen to attack Quan-Zarr’s tower and slay the scientist, but was forced to kill the last surviving Beastman before he used Quan-Zarr’s Power Rod to destroy the entire colony. Snatched from Ship by an artificial fusion vortex, Star-Lord was then taken onboard a space ark. Ark leader Noah claimed they were the time-lost last survivors of Earth, but another inhabitant, Aletha, revealed that they were aliens cloaked by illusions, whose militaristic rulers planned to conquer Earth using information extracted from him. With Star-Lord’s aid, the ark’s populace overthrew Noah, and, reunited with Ship, Star-Lord departed once more.

When an Ariguan assault force attacked the Master of the Sun, Star-Lord came to his aid, only for the Master to claim he too was an Ariguan, the scientist Ragnar, who had defied his people by creating the Star-Lord and must now face their justice; reluctantly, Peter acquiesced. On the cloud-shrouded planet Heaven, a world ruled by a strict honor code, Star-Lord rescued Thorn from a fatal fall, then protected him from the huntress Shreen until Thorn’s wings regrew, only to watch them both sacrifice themselves for honor’s sake. Investigating ruins on the primordial planet Symbion, Star-Lord mistook the sentient planet’s attempts to communicate as attacks and he fled, leaving the lonely worldmind to mourn his departure.

[[image:Star-Lord-Quill-cyborg.jpg|left|thumb|Star-Lord with cybernetic enhancements]]Star-Lord returned to Sparta for his father’s 100th coronation jubilee, regretting he had never taken the opportunity to know him. Jason intended to abdicate in favor of Kip, and willingly departed with his son to explore the universe; however, an unspecified period of time later, Star-Lord was separated from Ship when she was caught in a black hole’s gravity; Jason’s fate is unrecorded. Perhaps because of injuries sustained escaping the hole, Star-Lord received numerous cybernetic implants. Confronted with the threat of the Fallen One, Galactus’ first herald, Star-Lord subdued his much stronger opponent but 350,000 lives were sacrificed to provide the energy needed. Guilt-stricken, he abandoned his Star-Lord identity and accepted imprisonment on the Kyln interstellar prison. There Peter allied with fellow inmates including Ch’ak, Gladiator, Moloka Dar and Thanos to oppose the cosmic-powered Maker. Afterwards, Gladiator remanded Peter into his custody, drafting him into the Shi’ar Imperial Guard. Quill recently left the Guard, signing up with Nova’s (Richard Rider) anti-Annihilation Wave forces shortly after the Tartus Minor incident, and now serves as Rider’s main aide and advisor.

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