Showing posts with label X-men 2099. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 20, 2024

Saturday Showcase: Bloodhawk (X-Men 2099)


     Greetings fellow lovers of all things comics.  Today's showcase is from the Marvel 2099 line-up.  His name is Bloodhawk and his adventures were originally told in the X-Men 2099 titles.  So, sit back on this chilly day and have some fun learning about the winged "demon" known as Bloodhawk.

    We are first introduced to Bloodhawk as a prisoner of the Synge Casino, about to be executed in a floorshow for damaging Synge transports hauling hazardous materials to desert dumpsites. Krystalin and Meanstreak arrive to rescue him and offer for him to join the new X-Men. Bloodhawk declines, preferring to work by himself to protect his desert home.

    After Synge's enforcers raid the X-Men's mutant gathering, Bloodhawk leads them to a local dam for safety, as repayment for them rescuing him. 


    As the X-Men confront Synge, Skullfire is knocked out one of the casino windows, where Bloodhawk flies in to save him. He joins the fight, during which his wing is broken by Junkpile, but later
 healed by Xi'an's recently discovered secondary mutation. He stays with the X-Men for a short while longer, attending the funeral of Serpentine who died during the fight with Synge but then returns to the desert.


    Bloodhawk continues to constantly find himself in interesting situations.  Whether its trying to save the Savage Land or to have situations arise with the Doom of his timeline or returning to the X-Men for an occasional battle, Bloodhawk is always on the prowl to help those in need.  


Powers & Abilities

    Bloodhawk possesses mutant powers that allows him to trans morph into his recognizable red form with bat-like wings. In this state, he gained immense strength, stamina, durability, speed, agility, reflexes, and healing, hyper-keen senses, winged flight, natural weapons, and resistance to radiation.

Publication Information

Publisher: Marvel Comics

First Appearance: X-Men 2099 #1 (1993)

Created by John Francis Moore & Ron Lim

Alter Ego: Lemuel Krug

Species: Human Mutant

Place of origin: Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)

Team affiliations: 

  • X-Men 2099
  • Halo City Protectorate
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Until next time, get your READ on!

Saturday, January 13, 2024

Saturday Showcase: Meanstreak (X-Men 2099)


 I apologize for the late post but I was watching the Wild Card games with friends and family.  It is when I was home I realized I needed to put another showcase up.  I am still staying in the Marvel 2099 universe and I am still on the X-Men team.  This time we will focus on the speedster of 2099, Meanstreak.


    Henri Huang was a scientist at Alchemax who worked alongside Jordan Boone. After Jordan helped Henri break his Alchemax contract, he left New York, where he eventually encountered Krystalin in Berkeley and was recruited into Xi'an's X-Men and was given the codename Meanstreak. Joining the X-Men out of gratitude, he remained for the thrill the work gave him and for Krystallin, with whom he had fallen in love.

    Henri was the team tactician and point man, leading the group through the Synge Casino, searching for evidence to clear suspicion that Xi'an assassinated casino head Noah Synge.  After clearing Xi'an's name, Meanstreak leaves the team briefly to search for Jordan Boone, who had gone missing. As they make their way to New York, aided by Skullfire, Bloodhawk and Krystalin, they are captured by the Theatre of Pain. They manage to escape and arrive in New York to find that Boone had been genetically altered into the 2099 version of the trickster god Loki. Along with Doom, Ravage, Punisher and Spider-Man, they manage to defeat the Alchemax created Aesir and then return to Nevada.


    After the ordeal with Thor and the Norse gods of 2099, Henri is approached by Halloween Jack, the latest persona of Jordan Boone. Together they travel to Las Vegas to enact revenge on the new heads of the Synge casino and children of Noah Synge, Desdemona and Lytton. They easily break in and take over the casino, gaining access to not only the bank accounts of the Synges, but also the rest of the Greater Nevada Syndicate. Henri helps Jack build a Virtual Unreality projector which, when activated, begins warping Nevada and fusing it with alternate dimensional energies. Doom arrives, having recently installed himself as President of the US. He quarantines Las Vegas, leaving Jack to lord over the twisted city. It's at this point Henri decides to move on.


Powers and Abilities

    Henri Huang possesses enhanced speed, stamina, reflexes, and thought process. Meanstreak is capable of breaking the sound barrier, if he pushes himself though only for small periods of time or cover vast distances. His body heals and metabolizes at the same incredible rate, but oddly, he does not seem to need more than average sustenance. [Unlike another speedster from another universe Dr. Jay]

    He is also a technological genius, able to manipulate most computer systems with ease.


Publication Information

Publisher:  Marvel Comics

First Appearance:  X-Men 2099 #1

Created by John Francis Moore & Ron Lim

Alter Ego: Henri Huang

Species: Human Mutant

Place of Origin:  Earth-928

Team Affiliations: X-Men 2099



Until next time, get your READ on!

Saturday, January 6, 2024

Saturday Showcase : Skullfire (X-Men 2099)

 

    It's a new year and I am back to do what I love and that is to educate the masses on the world of comics.  I have been away for awhile due to personal issues but I have made arrangements in my life that will allow me to do things that I want to do and love.  For my first showcases of the year, I decided to focus on a universe that debuted back in the '90s.  That universe is the 2099 universe of heroes and villains from Marvel.  When everyone, including myself, first saw Spider-Man 2099 they flipped out.  But it was some of the other possibilities like the Punisher, Ghost Rider, and the X-Men that caught my interest even more.  So, for my first showcase of 2024, I would like to discuss one of my favorite characters from the X-Men 2099 team.  His name is Skullfire and here is his story.

    Timothy  Fitzgerald (Fitz) was a wealthy, young urban professional until his mutant powers manifested  and uncontrollable burst of energy destroyed his apartment and killed his girlfriend, Reiko. After this, Timothy went into hiding, living on the streets.  It was on t he streets where he was approached by Cerebra, who gave him a card and told him to go to the Nuevo Sol Arcology, in the Nevada desert.  Upon his arrival, Tim was surprised to see other mutants and other genetic outcasts socializing and enjoying themselves. He is introduced to X-Man Serpentina and then their leader Xi'an. However, Tim notices a sniper attempting to assassinate Xi'an. He foils the attempt, but Xi'an is still injured. During their mission to save Xi'an and escape the assassins, Serpentina is killed by a mutant known as Junkpile.  Tim decides to stay with Xi'an because Serpentina trusted him and that was good enough for him...for now.


    Still unable to fully control his powers, Tim accompanies Krystalin and Meanstreak to New York to find Meanstreak's friend, Jordan Boone, who had disappeared. Along the way, they are captured by La Lunatica and Controller Thirteen of the Theatre of Pain. Luna's powers force Tim to relive the memory of when his powers manifested and how his girlfriend was killed. This trauma triggers his powers, shorting out the equipment around him and helping them all escape (including Luna who had been a slave of the Theatre for 10 years).  This exchange also changed Timothy himself, allowing him full control over his powers and bringing him to terms with his past, making him more assertive, more daring and eventually shaping him into the leader of the X-Men.


    After returning to Xi'an, Fitz helped find Mama Hurricane, a member of the underground railroad during the Great Purge of mutants, and then Master Zhao, the leader of the last known team of X-Men. Tim would accompany Xi'an searching for The Driver, on information from Mama Hurricane.  It is here where they encounter La Lunatica again and she and Tim begin a relationship that would last for the remainder of the comic's run.  Tim agrees to help her escape the pursuit of the Theatre of Pain, though he is mostly ineffective against their leader, Brimstone Love, when Love attacks them at the Driver's garage. They are granted reprieve however, when Brimstone leaves instead with Xi'an, who joins the Theatre.  Disillusioned by his mentor's defection, Tim returns to the other X-Men, with Luna, to reform the team and lead them against the Theatre of Pain.

Powers and Abilities

    Originally, Tim has the ability to absorb all ambient energy particles into his body where he metabolized them in a usable form and then, disperses it as destructive blasts. Skullfire had no control over these powers though and only capable of using it during great stress moments.  After La Lunatica made him relive Reiko's death, he can control his powers now. While helping to free the mutant Book, it is revealed that he could absorb mystical energies. Absorbing the energy from Halo City's nuclear reactors gave Skullfire a permanent power source, but as one side-effect: glowing light-green.

    When Skullfire's body was destroyed, he existed as a small sphere of energy. Tim managed to take on a form that resembles his human self. Now, he possesses flight, as well as energy manipulation, but with far more ease and control.

Publication Information

Publisher: Marvel Comics

First Appearance:  X-Men 2099 #1 (October, 1993)

Created by John Francis Moore & Ron Lim

Alter Ego: Timothy Fitzgerald

Species: Human Mutant

Place of Origin: Marvel 2099 (Earth-928)

Team Affiliations: 

  • X-Men 2099
  • Halo City Protectorate
  • Undead

Abilities:

  • Energy Absorption
  • Energy Channeling
  • Levitation

Until next time, get your READ on!

Tuesday, November 12, 2019