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Blackout (Marvel) (02 - Lilin) Real Name: Search for 'Blackout (Marvel) (02 - Lilin)' on eBay Powers: Blackout can absorb all of the light in a given area. Also, he has super strength (about enough to lift 2 tons), durability, agility and a healing factor. Weaknesses: Blackout is unnaturally pale and can't go into direct sunlight without burning and severe discomfort. Bio: Initially employed by the demonic crimelord Deathwatch, he fought the Ghost Rider (Dan Ketch), and was disfigured in the battle when he was scorched by hellfire by trying to bite through Ghost Rider's jacket. This caused him to become Dan Ketch/Ghost Rider's sworn arch-enemy, leading him into killing his sister Barbara along with several of his close associates. One of Blackout's earliest victims is the Morlock Pixie, not to be confused with the X-Men character of the same name. The Morlocks had been in conflict over a plan to change babies into mutated forms. Ghost Rider's incorrect belief it was Blackout behind the vanishing of babies brings the attention of the real Blackout. Though the children are rescued safely, with the assistance of X-Factor, Blackout manages to kill Pixie and escape. He later finds Dan Ketch and tears his throat out while he is in human form. Only supernatural intervention from other sources allows Dan to recover. In the meantime, Ghost Rider is still able to fight. Around this time, Blackout went on a murderous rampage through Central Park, leading to a hostage situation with the police. He later became allied with Lilith, the demon-goddess, who claimed she was his grandmother. Blackout would team up with many super-powered offspring of Lilith, all doing her will. After being defeated by the Midnight Sons, Blackout had his face deformities repaired and went back to work as a hired assassin, also eliminating a few personal grudges along the way until finally being captured by Ghost Rider. He was hoisted and chained over the World Trade Center where he is thought to have burned to death. Much later, was seen among the escaping villains in the prison breakout in New Avengers #1.He also joined the Hood's gang of criminals and fought against a lot of superheroes. Later, he planned a coup against Ghost Rider together with the Deacon. Notes: First Appearance: Ghost Rider (1990) #2 Favorite Characters: Blackout (Marvel) (02 - Lilin) is a favorite character of 2 users View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  Alpha Flight (1983) Avengers Academy (2010) Avengers Unconquered (2009) Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme (1988) Fear Itself: The Fearless (2011) Ghost Rider (1990) Ghost Rider (2006) Ghost Rider (2011) Ghost Rider Poster Magazine (1992) Ghost Rider Special Edition (1995) Ghost Rider/Blaze: Spirits of Vengeance (1992) Ghost Riders: Heaven's on Fire (2009) Heroic Age: Villains (2011) Marvel (1988) Marvel Comics Presents (1988) Morbius: The Living Vampire (1992) New Avengers (2005) Nightstalkers (1992) Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z (2008) Secret Defenders (1993) Secret Invasion (2008) Spider-Man: Breakout (2005) The New Avengers: Most Wanted Files (2006) The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Master Edition (1990) Thor (1966) Wolverine (2003) X-O Manowar/Iron Man: In Heavy Metal (1996)Video Game Appearances: Ghost Rider (2007) Group Affiliation(s): D.O.A. Hood's Criminal Syndicate Lilin Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote "It is time to reclaim my life! -Ghost Rider (1990) #53" < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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