Sunstroke (comics)
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| Publisher | Marvel Comics |
| First appearance | West Coast Avengers #17 (Feb 1987) |
| Created by | Steve Englehart and Al Milgrom |
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| Team affiliations | Masters of Evil |
| Partnerships | Dominus |
| Abilities | Flight. Absorbs solar energy to produce blinding flashes and waves of heat. |
Sunstroke is a Marvel Comics supervillain.
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[edit] Fictional character biography
When Dominus (a massive, sentient computer created by the Arcane race) lands in the American Southwest to take over the Earth, it creates its agents Butte, Cactus, and Gila. He makes one more to be his human agent...Sunstroke.
The Avengers stumbled upon Dominus' minions and encountered Dominus also. During the battle, Dominus fled into space upon seeing Moon Knight's different personalities. Sunstroke also disappeared.
Sunstroke was among the many villains attending a weapons expo hosted by AIM. Sunstroke battled with Captain America (who was posing as Crossbones at the time).[1]
He joined the Masters of Evil in their bid to blackmail the world governments.[2]
Sunstroke later popped up as a member of Hood's crime syndicate.[3]
[edit] Powers and abilities
Sunstroke absorbs solar energy and causes a variety of effects like generation of blinding flashes and projecting waves of heat, besides flying.
[edit] Bibliography
- Marvel Tales vol. 1 #262 (June 1992)
- Captain America vol. 1 #411-413 (January-March 1993).
- Thunderbolts vol. 1 # 24-25 (March-April 1999).
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Sunstroke at Marvel Appendix
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