Trauma (Troh-Maw) - Revision history

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	\| significant_issues = Pursued Atalanta of the Pantheon to profess his love, but a run in with the Hulk left Trauma buried under an avalanche (Incredible Hulk, 1992); Kidnapped Atalanta to make her his bride which started a war with the Pantheon, and Trauma was killed in battle with the Hulk (Incredible Hulk #413-416, 1994); Armageddon tried to resurrect Trauma using the Leader’s equipment, but a resulting overload incinerated Trauma’s corpse (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998)		\| significant_issues = Pursued Atalanta of the Pantheon to profess his love, but a run in with the Hulk left Trauma buried under an avalanche (Incredible Hulk, 1992); Kidnapped Atalanta to make her his bride which started a war with the Pantheon, and Trauma was killed in battle with the Hulk (Incredible Hulk #413-416, 1994); Armageddon tried to resurrect Trauma using the Leader’s equipment, but a resulting overload incinerated Trauma’s corpse (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998)
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	bio_text= Born the son of [[Armageddon (Arm'Cheddon)\|Armageddon]], the unforgiving monarch of the [[Troyjans\|Troyjan]] empire, Troh-Maw was instantly at a disadvantage. Having a twin brother fight for the attentions of his father made matters worse. Both Trauma and his brother had [[Glossary:S#superhuman\|superhuman]] strength, became proficient at all forms of combat, and both shared their race's ability to channel and expel [[Glossary:C#cosmic\|cosmic]] energy. Between the two brothers, whole solar systems were conquered and worlds were ravaged. It was only when they reached the planet [[Earth]] that tragedy struck. In pursuit of the [[Pantheon]] member known as [[Atalanta]], Trauma's brother was killed. This angered their father greatly, but it wasn't until Armageddon found out Troh-Maw was in love with his brother's murderer, that he thought Troh-Maw was an incompetent fool.		bio_text= Born the son of [[Armageddon (Arm'Cheddon)\|Armageddon]], the unforgiving monarch of the [[Troyjans\|Troyjan]] empire, Troh-Maw was instantly at a disadvantage. Having a twin brother fight for the attentions of his father made matters worse. Both Trauma and his brother had [[Glossary:S#superhuman\|superhuman]] strength, became proficient at all forms of combat, and both shared their race's ability to channel and expel [[Glossary:C#cosmic\|cosmic]] energy. Between the two brothers, whole solar systems were conquered and worlds were ravaged. It was only when they reached the planet [[Earth]] that tragedy struck. In pursuit of the [[Pantheon]] member known as [[Atalanta]], Trauma's brother was killed. This angered their father greatly, but it wasn't until Armageddon found out Troh-Maw was in love with his brother's murderer, that he thought Troh-Maw was an incompetent fool.

Acotilletta2: New entry: Trauma (Troh-Maw) sources: Incredible Hulk #413-416, 464 (pic to follow when uploading issues are resolved)

Acotilletta2 — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 21:02:38 GMT

New entry: Trauma (Troh-Maw) sources: Incredible Hulk #413-416, 464 (pic to follow when uploading issues are resolved)

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Troh-Maw
| identity = Secret
| aliases = None
| occupation = Former Warrior Prince
| place_of_birth = Troyjan home world
| groups = None
| citizenship = Citizen of the [[Troyjans|Troyjan]] race
| education = Unrevealed, but his schooling was determined by [[Lord Vittio]]
| relatives = [[Armageddon (Arm'Cheddon)|Armageddon]] (father), unidentified mother (deceased), unidentified brother (deceased)
| height = nearly 7'
| weight = approximately 1000 lbs.
| eyes = Yellow
| hair = None
| powers = Trauma was a virtual powerhouse. He had [[Glossary:S#superhuman|superhuman]] strength and durability, making him slightly stronger than the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]]. Trauma also had the Troyjan ability to channel and expel [[Glossary:C#cosmic|cosmic]] energy.
| abilities = Trauma was an expert at every form of personal combat
| weapons = Trauma had a vast array of extraterrestrial weaponry at his disposal presumably created by the Troyjans including palm blasters from which he could channel cosmic energy blasts
| paraphernalia = Trauma wore body armor with numerous weapons built into it, and all were triggered by his thoughts. Trauma also had special lenses attached to his eyes for targeting.
| debut = Incredible Hulk #394 (1992)
| origin = Hulk: The Incredible Guide (2003)
| significant_issues = Pursued Atalanta of the Pantheon to profess his love, but a run in with the Hulk left Trauma buried under an avalanche (Incredible Hulk, 1992); Kidnapped Atalanta to make her his bride which started a war with the Pantheon, and Trauma was killed in battle with the Hulk (Incredible Hulk #413-416, 1994); Armageddon tried to resurrect Trauma using the Leader’s equipment, but a resulting overload incinerated Trauma’s corpse (Incredible Hulk #464, 1998)
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bio_text= Born the son of [[Armageddon (Arm'Cheddon)|Armageddon]], the unforgiving monarch of the [[Troyjans|Troyjan]] empire, Troh-Maw was instantly at a disadvantage. Having a twin brother fight for the attentions of his father made matters worse. Both Trauma and his brother had [[Glossary:S#superhuman|superhuman]] strength, became proficient at all forms of combat, and both shared their race's ability to channel and expel [[Glossary:C#cosmic|cosmic]] energy. Between the two brothers, whole solar systems were conquered and worlds were ravaged. It was only when they reached the planet [[Earth]] that tragedy struck. In pursuit of the [[Pantheon]] member known as [[Atalanta]], Trauma's brother was killed. This angered their father greatly, but it wasn't until Armageddon found out Troh-Maw was in love with his brother's murderer, that he thought Troh-Maw was an incompetent fool.

Trauma initially wanted to avenge his brother's death by slaying Atalanta, but somewhere along the line, the chase became more to him. She became more to him than just prey. When Trauma professed his love for Atalanta during his pursuit of her in the Himalayas, she mocked him, and he rethought his position of killing her. Unfortunately, for him, the [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]] was also looking for his missing teammate, and he wasn't about to let her be executed. Hulk and Trauma fought, and in the end, Hulk buried him under an avalanche.

Trauma eventually returned and kidnapped Atalanta with the intentions of bringing her back to his home world and making her his bride. Of course, she resisted every step of the way. Those in the Pantheon were also unwilling to let her abduction go unanswered, so a few of them mounted a rescue operation. On their journey, the Hulk recruited a few more members to his cause such as the [[Silver Surfer]] and the [[Starjammers]]. All traveled to the Troyjan planet, and their exploits led them to an audience with Armageddon and Trauma. Hulk and Trauma would finally get their rematch. Tragedy struck again when Trauma impaled himself on a piece of his own shattered armor and was dying. Before his passing, Trauma asked Atalanta if his loving her was a crime he should die for. Although, they had their differences, Atalanta was sad for him and didn't want to see him die. In order to show his intentions were never evil, Trauma asked Armageddon to give safe passage to all back to Earth. Troh-Maw died in his father's arms.

Armageddon didn't realize how much he truly cared for his son until he lost him, and even though he honored Trauma's last wish, he would soon seek revenge on the Hulk. Armageddon came to Earth and took over the town of [[Freehold]], so he may possess a device created by the [[Leader (Samuel Sterns)|Leader]] with the hope of resurrecting his son. Armageddon was going to use the Hulk's body to power the machine and transfer his energy into the corpse of Troh-Maw. The Hulk would most likely die in the process, but it was considered an acceptable consequence. The Hulk agreed to Armageddon's request, but the Hulk already knew how he was going to defeat the Troyjan. Hulk forced too much of his energy into the machine at once causing an overload, followed by an explosion, and Trauma's body was incinerated. Armageddon swore the Hulk would die by his hand even as he left the planet.
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