Ikaris (Marvel)
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Powers: Ikaris' life force is augmented by cosmic energy and he has total mental control over his physical form and bodily processes even when he is asleep or unconscious. As a result he is virtually immortal, immune to disease and aging, and invulnerable to conventional forms of injury. Should Ikaris be injured somehow, he could regenerate any injured or missing tissue. Cosmic energy bolsters Ikaris's metabolism so that he does not tire from any physical exertion. He can resist temperature extremes through mental concentration.
Ikaris can levitate himself by mentally manipulating gravitons around himself. He can also levitate other persons and objects, even while simultaneously levitating himself. Ikaris is able to fly via self-levitation at approximately 850 miles per hour, a rate of speed most other Eternals cannot match.
Ikaris has low level psychic abilities, enabling him to scan the superficial thoughts of any mind less adept than his own. He can mentally create illusions so as to disguise himself. Ikaris can also psionically manipulate atoms and molecules so as to transform an object's shape. However, Ikaris is only a second-level adept on a five level scale (the fifth level being the highest) in this discipline. He can rearrange molecules in the air so as to create a virtually impenetrable shield about himself.
Ikaris can project cosmic energy in the form of beams from his eyes or beams and flashes from his hands. This cosmic energy, stored in specialized enclaves of cells in his body, can be used as force, heat, light, and possibly other forms of electromagnetic energy. Ikaris can project a maximum concussive force of at least 260 pounds per square inch. He can project heat of a maximum temperature of at least 3,000 Fahrenheit, hot enough to melt iron. It takes about one minute for him to attain this maximum temperature. Because Ikaris's heat beams can vaporize solid objects, they are often called his disintegrator beams, The maximum range for his energy beams is about 200 feet. Ikaris is a fourth level adept on a five-level scale (the fifth level being the highest) in this discipline. The expenditure of cosmic energy in this way continually for several hours will temporarily deplete Ikaris's physical strength, but not his resistance to injury, although it will temporarily increase his sensitivity to pain. He will rapidly return to normal after such lengthy energy expenditure is over.
Ikaris can teleport himself psionically, but prefers not to do so, since, like other Eternals, he finds the self-teleportation process physically unpleasant. He can also teleport other people along with himself.
Bio: Son of virako+tulayn,led noah’s arc to safety during the great flood,took name of icarus,his son by mortal woman,who died while he was trying to train him in flight @ 2500,adopted by valkin after apparent death of virako,became prime eternal after defeated thena in hall of eternal judgement
Notes: AKA Sovereign
Used the alias Ike Harris during Neil Gaiman's Eternals series.
First Appearance: The Eternals (1976) #1
Other Identities: Iceberg Ike (Marvel) Favorite Characters:
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Issue Appearances: 2099: Manifest Destiny (1998)
All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z: Update (2007)
#1 - 'Amatsu-Kami (Japanese Gods) To Walker' Captain America (1968)
Dave Stevens: Covers & Stories (2012)
Die Fantastischen Vier Comic-Taschenbuch (1979)
#26 - 'Was man so Liebe Nennt...' #44 - 'Erwischt!' #45 - 'Das nasse Grab' Eternals (1985)
#1 - 'A Mirror for Mortality' #2 - 'The Old Priest Writ Large...!' #3 - 'The Strategies of Suicide' #4 - 'Masked Gods' #5 - 'The Secret Name of Pain!' #6 - 'Magnificient Obsession!' #7 - 'Naked to Mine Enemies' #8 - 'When Titans Party' #9 - 'You Say you Want a Revolution?' #10 - 'A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste' #11 - 'Shadowplay' #12 - 'The Dreamer Under the Mountain' Eternals (2006)
Eternals (2008)
Annual 01 - 'True Believers' #1#2 - 'The Eyes of the Fulcrum!' #3 - 'Apostate Betrayed!' #4 - 'To Slay a God!' #5 - 'The Song of the Sleeper!' #6 - 'Mysteries of the Vestibule!' #7 - 'Manifest Destiny: Part 1' #8 - 'Manifest Destiny: Part 2' #9 - 'Manifest Destiny: Part 3' Eternals: The Herod Factor (1991)
Eternos (2007)
Fall of the Hulks: Alpha (2010)
Fantastic Four (1961)
Fantastic Four Roast (1982)
#1 - 'When Titans Chuckle!' Fantastic Four Unlimited (1993)
#10 - 'Sins of the Fathers' Hulk (2008)
Incredible Hercules (2008)
#116 - 'Prologue To Sacred Invasion Metamorphoses' Iron Man (1968)
Annual 06 - 'In Dreams What Death May Come!' #179 - 'Mission Into Darkness' Marvel Age (1983)
Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions (1982)
#1 - 'A Gathering of Heroes! Chapter 1' Marvel Universe: The End (2003)
#5 - 'Omnipotence' #6 - 'The Cure' Marvel: The Lost Generation (2000)
#1 - 'It's Starting Again...' Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z (2008)
Orion (2000)
Quasar (1989)
#29 - 'Having Her Baby!' #54 - 'Starblast Pt. 2: Search Party' #55 - 'Starblast Pt. 6: In a Stranger Land' #56 - 'Starblast Pt. 10 - Nuke Me with the New' #57 - 'Three Men and a Cocoon' #58 - 'Distant Running' Silver Surfer (1987)
Silver Surfer: The Enslavers (1990)
Starblast (1994)
#1 - 'Once In A Blue Moon' #2 - 'Crossing Guard' #3 - 'A Whole New Universe' #4 - 'The End Of The World (As We Know It)' The Amazing Spider-Man (1963)
The Avengers (1963)
#246 - 'Gatherings' #247 - 'The Ties That Bind!' #248 - 'To Save the Eternals!' #308 - 'Journey' #310 - 'Death in Olympia!' #361 - 'Family Responsibility' The Eternals (1976)
#1 - 'The Day of the Gods' #2 - 'The Celestials!' #3 - 'The Devil in New York!' #4 - 'The Night of the Demons!' #6 - 'Gods and Men at City College!' #8 - 'The City of Toads' #9 - 'The Killing Machine!!' #10 - 'Mother!' #11 - 'The Russians Are Coming!' #12 - 'Uni-Mind!' #14 - 'Ikaris and the Cosmic Powered Hulk' #15 - 'Disaster Area' #16 - 'Big City Crypt' #17 - 'Sersi the Terrible' #18 - 'To Kill a Space God!' #19 - 'The Pyramid' The Marvel Encyclopedia (2006)
HC - 'The Marvel Encyclopedia' The New Eternals: Apocalypse Now (2000)
The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe (1983)
#4 - 'D-G: From Dragon Man to Gypsy Moth' #5 - 'H-J: From Hangman to Juggernaut' The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition (1985)
#6 - 'Human Torch to Ka-Zar' The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Master Edition (1990)
Thor (1966)
#284 - 'The City of the Space Gods!' #285 - 'Deviants and Doormen!' #286 - 'Mayhem Under Manhattan!' #287 - 'Assault on Olympia!' #288 - 'Fury of the Forgotten Hero!' #289 - 'Look Homeward, Asgardian!' #291 - 'When Gods Have Joined Together!' #292 - 'If an Eye Offend Thee...!' #293 - 'The Twilight of Some Gods!' #301 - 'For the Life of Asgard!' Thor & Hercules: Encyclopaedia Mythologica (2009)
Thor: The Deviants Saga (2012)
What If? (1977)
#29 - 'What If...The Avengers Were the Last Superheroes on Earth?' What If? Secret Wars (2009)
#1 - 'What if... Doctor Doom Kept the Beyonder's Power?' X-Men (2010)
#12 - 'First To Last Part 2' X-Men: Hidden Years (1999)
#21 - 'Let Loose the Dogs of War' Group Affiliation(s): Eternals (Marvel) Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None.
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