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Eel (Marvel)(01 - Leopold Stryke)
Real Name: Leopold Stryke
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Powers: The Eel derived his powers from his "eel suit," which allowed him to fire bolts of electricity and to provide a (direct current) electrical touch. It even could glow in the dark. The suit protected him from electrical attacks and exuded a grease-like substance so opponents may fail to grab him.
Bio: he complete history and origin of Leopold Stryke has yet to be revealed, including the circumstances in which he created the original Eel's costume. He spent his life as a curator of an aquarium and supplemented his income with criminal activities as the Eel, until being confronted at times by the Human Torch.
Later, he was recruited by Count Nefaria to join his ranks of superhuman lackeys, only to fight the original X-Men. Later still, he acted in a partnership with other criminals, including fellow Nefaria-flunkies Plantman, Scarecrow, and Porcupine. He joined his brother, the original Viper, working for the mysterious Cowled Commander, and afterward, the two brothers would join the first Serpent Squad (despite the fact an eel isn't a snake.) The Eel was on hand for the second Serpent Squad, too, but left soon after finding his brother was murdered by the second Viper. The Eel and the Porcupine became followers of the alien Nebulon, which led to their clash with the Defenders.
Finding a job at the Delazny Studios in Hollywood as a marine specialist, the original Eel continued to moonlight as a super criminal, stealing a disintegration device. Although the criminal Enforcer would steal the device, an operative of the Enforcer, the Gladiator, murdered the Eel.
Notes: This Eel died in Wolverine #167, every other Marvel comic that involves Eel should be classified under the 2nd Eel, unless otherwise specified in the comic. ie I thought you were dead Leopold. NOT ANYMORE. something like that
First Appearance: Strange Tales (1951) #112 Favorite Characters:
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Issue Appearances: Alpha Flight Special (1992)
Capitaine America (1970)
#19 - 'Moment decisif!' #23 - 'Gare aux serpents!' #40 - 'L`arrivee du Nomade' #41 - 'Le signe de la folie!' #120/121 - 'Heros de celluloid' Captain America (1968)
#159 - 'Turning Point!' #163 - 'Beware of Serpents!' #180 - 'The Coming of the Nomad!' #181 - 'The Mark of Madness!' #261 - 'Celluloid Heroes!' #293 - 'Field of Vision!' #315 - 'The Hard Sell' Daredevil (1964)
#6 - 'Trapped By... The Fellowship Of Fear!' Defenders: Strange Heroes (2012)
Fantastic Four (1961)
Ghost Rider (1973)
Marvel Masterworks (1987)
#25 - 'The Fantastic Four' Marvel Tales (1964)
Marvel: Heroes & Legends (1996)
#1 - 'For Better and For Worse!' Strange Tales (1951)
The Avengers (1963)
#147 - 'Crisis on Other-Earth' The Defenders (1972)
Annual 01 - 'World Gone Sane?' #36 - 'A Garden of Earthly Demise!' #37 - 'Evil in Bloom!' #38 - 'Exile to Oblivion!' The Marvel Encyclopedia (2006)
HC - 'The Marvel Encyclopedia' The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition (1985)
#4 - 'Doctor Strange to Galactus' #17 - 'Book of the Dead (Destiny to Hobgoblin)' The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Master Edition (1990)
Uncanny X-Men (1963)
#22 - 'Divided -- We Fall!' #23 - 'To Save a City' Untold Tales of Spider-Man (1995)
Annual `97 - 'It's Always Darkest...' #11 - 'Shock Follows Shock!' Wolverine Encyclopedia (1996)
Group Affiliation(s): Maggia Serpent Squad (Marvel) Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None.
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