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Ultimaton
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Ultimaton, also known as Weapon XV, is a living weapon created by the anti-mutant supersoldier program
Ultimo
Ultimus
First appearance | Thor #209 (March 1973) |
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Created by | Gerry Conway, John Buscema |
Species | Kree Eternal |
Teams | Starforce |
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Aliases | Demon Druid |
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Ultimus (Ard-Con) was created by Gerry Conway and John Buscema, making his debut in Thor #209 as Demon Druid, while he made his debut as Ultimus in Wonder Man #7.
The Kree known as Ard-Con was a member of the
Ard-Con was unable to find his people so returned to Earth thanks to a portal created by two tourists and the hero
He, along with rest of the team, were sent to capture the
Other versions of Ultimus
In
Ultimus in other media
Ultimus is a major villain in Marvel Strike Force.
Ultra Living Brain
Ultra Living Brain is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
Steven Perry created a new type of
Following the "Gang War" storyline, Ultra Living Brain was seen in an Oscorp facility that is being overseen by Dr. Curt Connors. He scolds a worker for having his phone on as it would affect the thinking of Ultra Living Brain.[15]
Ultragirl
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Ultragirl (Suzanna Sherman, or Tsu-Zana) is an American comic book superhero created by Barbara Kesel and Leonard Kirk, who first appeared in Ultragirl #1 (November 1996).[16] As one critic described, "She was a clever … modern riff on Supergirl, basically 'What would Supergirl be like if she debuted in the mid-1990s in the Marvel Universe?'"[17]
Suzy Sherman is an aspiring model who, over the course of a few days, grows several inches, develops the physique of a bodybuilder, and acquires superpowers. She discovers that she is a mutant Kree warrior, born Tsu-Zana.[18] She helps the superhero team New Warriors defeat the villain Effex.[19] Her powers include flight, super-strength, multi-spectral vision, and a healing factor.
Ultragirl is a member of Captain America's Secret Avengers during the superhero civil war.[20] She later joins the superhero training program the Initiative and enters a romantic relationship with Justice.[21] She and Thor Girl become the Initiative heroes assigned to protect Georgia, with Carol Danvers/Ms. Marvel having been so impressed by Ultragirl's development that Danvers bequeaths Ultragirl her former Ms. Marvel costume.[17][22]
During the
Following two brief appearances,
She is not to be confused with the character Ultragirl from Megaton Comics.
Ultron
Ulysses
U-Man
Umar
Underworld
Unicorn
Milos Masaryk
Yegor Balinov
Aaidan Blomfield
Unnamed
Uni-Mind
Union Jack
James Montgomery Falsworth
Brian Falsworth
Joseph Chapman
Union Jack will make a reappearance as a member in the new UK marvel superhero team The Union.[29]
Unspoken
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The Unspoken is a
Originally, the Unspoken was a just ruler to the Inhumans. However, fearful that it would corrupt his people, he decided to steal the Slave Engine, his people's greatest weapon, along with the
He was later recovered by the
Unfortunately, even the joint forces of the New Avengers, Avengers Resistance and Mighty Avengers failed to stem the tide. Most of their force were mutated by the Xerogen Mists, before the
During the Inhumanity storyline, the Unspoken resurfaced and arrived at New Attilan. Due to Black Bolt missing at the time, the Unspoken proposed to Medusa and tried to cover for his missing brother. Medusa refused the Unspoken's offer and had him incarcerated in the dungeon.[32] The Unspoken soon broke free from his imprisonment and headed to New Attilan's catacombs.[33] It is here that the Unspoken starts looking for Terrigen Crystals in order to replenish his powers. Despite the intervention of Medusa and Gorgon, the Unspoken defeated them and reclaimed the throne.[34] The newly transformed Inhumans later helped the Inhuman Royal Family to fight the Unspoken managing to steal the Terrigen Crystals from him. Upon his defeat and being deprived of the Terrigen Crystals, the Unspoken was reimprisoned in the dungeon.[35]
The Unspoken is the living embodiment of Terrigenesis itself. He is capable of altering his form in any way he desires, and can give himself a wide number of abilities, such as mass manipulation and energy construct manifestation. To maintain his powers, he needs to absorb Terrigen Crystals.
Unus the Untouchable
Unuscione
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Carmella Unuscione is a
When Avalon, the Acolytes' base of operations, is destroyed, she uses her power to protect her teammates and the X-Man Cyclops. The former enemies cooperate to survive without resources while Professor X and Amelia Voght struggle to find their teammates' whereabouts. Unuscione and the other Acolytes agree to turn themselves over to government custody,[36] but later escape.[37]
Unuscione returns to action with the Acolytes as they attack the
Other versions of Unuscione
In the alternate Age of X reality, Unuscione is known as Stand-Off. She is a member of the Force Warriors, a group of psionic mutants who protect "Fortress X", the last known mutant stronghold, by collectively channeling their powers to generate and reinforce a massive psionic shield.[41]
Unuscione in other media
Unuscione appears in
Uranos
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Uranos is a member of the race known as the Eternals in the Marvel Universe. The character, created by Jim Starlin, first appeared in Captain Marvel #29 (November 1973). The character also appears in back-up stories in What If? #24 ("The First Eternals", December 1980), and 26-27 ("Untold Tales Of The Marvel Universe: Outpost On Uranus", April–July 1981).
Uranos is Kronos's brother[42][43] and was banished from Earth along with his followers, after losing a civil war against Kronos. He succeeds in re-materializing and discovers a Kree base on the planet Uranus. Upon destroying Sentry 213 who was stationed there, Uranos uses the weapons there in an attempt to return to Earth and gain revenge on Kronos. Uranos encounters a Kree Armada. After the ship is destroyed, Uranos and the survivors with him resettle on Titan and die during another civil war.[44][45][46]
It turns out that the Uranos that was on Titan was just a patchwork clone while the real one is imprisoned in the Exclusion. As the Prime Eternal upon being revived, Uranos' grandnephew Thanos visited him where he received an imprint key that would grant him access to his armories.[47]
At some point in the past, Uranos and Druig met
During the "A.X.E.: Judgment Day" storyline, Druig goes to the Exclusion to enlist Uranos' help in dealing with the Mutant threat.[49] Druig has Uranos unleashed on Arrako where he plans to deal with the mutants there in an hour. He defeated Legion offscreen, punches Magneto through the chest, defeats Cable and Xilo, and shoots Abigail Brand with Cable's gun before returning to the Exclusion.[50][51] When the Progenitor declares that all will be judged, Uranos and Druig talk about it as Uranos begs Druig to let him out.[52] At the time when Druig plans to bring the Hex into the Uni-Mind, he declined Uranos' demands to let him out. When the X-Men's telepaths breach the Uni-Mind, Druig has no choice but to release Uranos. After defeating Ikaris and Gilgamesh, Uranos is defeated by Magneto and Storm.[53] Following the Progenitor's defeat, Uranos gets Druig as a cellmate as he plans to show him something that can be done in the next thousand years.[54] As he beats up Druig, Uranos is visited by Zuras who tells him that his gifts will be used for an hour by the Arakki as part of a peace treaty with them and that Uranos will be briefly released to them during the same duration to serve them. Uranos agrees to the terms. Then he goes back to beating up Druig as a way to kill time.[55]
Ben Urich
Phil Urich
Ev Teel Urizen
Ev Teel Urizen is a character appearing in
Ursa Major
U.S. Agent
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