Adrenazon
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| Adrenazon | |
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| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Marvel Comics |
| First appearance | Marvel Comic Presents #123 (1993) |
| Created by | Kelly Corvese Dave Hoover |
| In-story information | |
| Alter ego | Adrian Lynn |
| Abilities | superhuman strength and durability superhuman speed |
Adrenazon is a fictional human mutate supervillain in the Marvel Universe. The character first appeared in Marvel Comics Presents #123 in 1993.
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[edit] Fictional character biography
Adrian Lynn was crippled when her husband Michael was driving a car that killed two innocent by-standers and his own son. Jennifer Walters, as the prosecuting attorney, accused him of driving while intoxicated. After being convicted on three counts of manslaughter, he subsequently committed suicide while in prison.
Adrian became a resident patient at Bellevue. Research scientist Dr. Stopplemoor developed a formula to cure paralysis by increasing the activity of the adrenal glands. The formula allowed Adrian to stand for brief periods. Adrian stole the remaining formula and took enough to grant her superhuman strength. She resolved to take She-Hulk's life as revenge for taking hers and using a wig and green body make-up, impersonated her. Adrian killed Stopplemoor in front of witnesses, and gave herself the name Adrenazon. Adrian tried to use an earthmover to run down Jen, but recalling the images of the people her husband had killed, caused her to swerve and crash. She came back to her senses, admitted her husband's guilt, and apologized. She retired her Adrenazon identity, coming to terms with the loss of her family.
[edit] Powers and abilities
As Adrenazon, she possessed superhuman strength, durability, and speed. She also used some of Stopplemoor's other chemicals, such as a knock-out gas, as weapons.
[edit] Bibliography
- Marvel Comics Presents #123-126
[edit] External links
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