Jab’s Builds! (Lawnmower Man! Samus Aran! Metroids!)

[squirrelly-sama]

[Jabroniville]

Best episode ever .


I really need to do Futurama builds someday.

[Ares]

The spirit is willing but the flesh is spongy and bruised.

[Jabroniville]

And that’s the last of the Kim Possible builds! That was an interesting set, bringing out a lot of nostalgia. I didn’t remember as much of the show as I’d like, which is possibly why I hesitated on it for so long, so I’m glad this set went over well. Here’s hoping it starts airing on Disney again (a good chance they will, with the TV movie being made), so I can properly re-watch the whole thing.

Doing wiki-based builds was a bit tricky, as the KP Wiki is oddly under-sized for a show that once had a monstrous, very vocal online fandom. They don’t have descriptions for a lot of episodes, and Summer Gale doesn’t even get a page! But I’m glad I got as much as I did.

Determining a posting order was tricky, as Drakken & Shego are overwhelmingly the most popular villains, and even get quotes BEFORE I can post them, but I didn’t want to post all the best characters immediately.

The show’s creators have moved on to the Big Hero Six cartoon, though it’s top writers and show runners haven’t, which is possibly why I never got into that show as much.

[KorokoMystia]

I just can't look at Warhok and not be reminded of modern Drax.

[Arkrite]

When Kim & Drakken are captured for revenge-based purposes, it creates an unlikely team-up between Ron & Shego- the only thing that saves the day is Ron's much-mentioned "Mystical Monkey Power", as he FINALLY unleashes his full might once and for all, throwing both villains for a mile, where they crash into their spaceship (and, according to the show's writers, die).

Huh... So does that mean Ron has the highest kill count of the entire series?

[Jabroniville]

Ron: 2
Literally Everyone Else, I Think?: 0

Yeah, maybe.

[Jabroniville]

L:
La Lunatica (X-Men 2099)
La Nuit (X-Statix)
Lace (One-Off Black Cat Foe)
Lada (Slavic God of Beauty & Youth)
Lady Ash (Megaera; The Furies)
Lady Bullseye
Lady Burning Fish (The Special Executive)
Lady Daemon (One-Off Mystic)
Lady Deadpool
Lady Deathstrike
Lady Gayle Edgerton (Chamber's Ex)
Lady Gorgon (Punisher Foe)
Lady Hellbender
Lady Lark
Lady Lotus
Lady Mastermind
The Lady of the Lake (Celtic Goddess)
Lady Octopus/Dr. Octopus II
Lady Punisher
Lady Stilt-Man
Lady Trident (Peacekeepers)
Ladyhawk
Ladykiller (One-Off DD Foe)
Lakshmi (Hindu Goddess of Fortune)
Laima (Slavic Luck God)
Lament (The Lost Souls; The Neo)
Lamia (Greek Monster)
Lamprey
Lance Hunter (British Intelligence)
Landar (King of Axi-Tun)
Landslide I (Outcasts)
Landslide II (Cerebro X-Men)
Lanthanum (Elements of Doom)
The Larcenous Three (Nova Foes)
Larry Arnold (The Wild Pack)
Larry Trask
Laserworks (The Seekers)
Lascivious (Titania I)
Lash (Inhuman Leader)
Lash's NuHumans
Lasher (5 Symbiotes)
Laufey (Loki's Father)
The Laughing Mask
Laurie-Ell (Accuser Corps)
Lava (The Hellbent)
The Lava Men
Lavender (Bucky's Shooter)
Lawrencium (Elements of Doom)
Layla Miller
Lazarus (One-Off Hulk Foe)
Laz-Fire (The Zoo)
---
Leanne (Ka-Zar's Admirer)
Lead-In (The Death Sponors)
The Leader
Leap-Frog
Leaper Logan (Speedball Foe)
Leash (Savage Land Mutates)
Leather (One-Off Black Cat Foe)
Leatherboy (GLA/Gwenpool Foe)
The Leatherneck Raiders
Lectronn (Joke Hero)
The Left Hand (The Folding Circle)
Left-Winger
Lee Childs (Super-Soldiers Foe)
Lee Forrester
Leech
Legba (West African God of Gateways)
Legion I (David Haller)
Legion II (aka Thug, The Special Executive)
The Legion of the Night (Occult Investigators)
Legs (Undergrounders)
Lei Kung the Thunderer
Leila Davis
Leir (Celtic God)
Lens (Warpie Observer)
Leo I (Radford)
Leo II (Male LMD)
Leo III (Tigra LMD)
Leo IV (Ecliptic Zodiac)
Leo V (NW Zodiac)
Leo VI (Thanos' Zodiac)
Leo VII (Vernon's Zodiac)
Leonard McKenzie
Leonard Tippit (Human w/ Destiny Force)
Leonus
Leopard Girl
The Leprechauns of Cassidy Keep
Leslie Dean (The Pride)
Letha
The Lethal Legion
Levan (Nebula's Freebooters)
Leviathan (Punisher/Fury Foe)
Lexi (Gladiators)
---
The Liberteens (Initiative Teens)
Liberty Girl (The Lost Generation)
Libra I (Gustav Brandt)
Libra II (Male LMD)
Libra III (Female LMD)
Libra IV (First Sign Zodiac)
Libra V (Ecliptic Zodiac)
Libra VI (NW Zodiac)
Libra VII (Thanos' Zodiac)
Libra VIII (Vernon's Zodiac)
Lich (Avatars of the Mandarin)
Lictor (War Machine Foe)
Lifeforce
Lifeform
Lifeguard
Lifeline (The Harriers)
Lifter (Meteorite)
Light (Soldiers of Misfortune)
The Light Brigade I (Marvel UK)
The Light Brigade II (Universal Inhumans)
Lightbright (The Wild Pack)
Lightmaster
Lightning Bug (Morlocks)
Lightning Conductor (Rings of the Mandarin)
Lightning Fist (The Wicked Brigade)
The Lightning Force (Alternate Excalibur)
Lightning Rod (Unus's Genoshan Gang)
The Lights (New Mutant Kids)
Lighttrakker (Power Pack One-Off)
Lil' Bro (NYX)
Lila Cheney
Lilandra, Majestrix Shi'ar
Lili Penrose (Wizard Gambit Foe)
The Lilin
Lilith II (Daughter of Dracula)
Lilith I (Demon)
Lin Sun (Sons of the Tiger)
Linda Wei (Deathwatch's Reporter Ally)
Lindsay McCabe
Lineage (Inhuman)
Link I (Lincoln)
Link II (Punisher/Fury Foe)
Lionfang (Inhumans)
Lionheart I (Lion)
Lionheart II (Captain Britain II)
Lionmane (One-Off Iron Fist Foe)
Lissa Russell (Jack's Sister)
Lithium (Elements of Doom)
The Litter (One-Off Capt. Britain Foes)
Litterbug (Morlocks)
Livewire (Circus of Crime)
The Livewires (Adam Warren's Team)
The Living Brain
The Living Dream (NuHuman)
The Living Eraser
The Living Laser
Living Lightning
The Living Monolith
The Living Mummy
The Living Totem
The Living Tribunal
Living Wind (S-Men)
Liz Allan
The Lizard
Lizard-Men (Deviant Mutate Race)
---
Llyra
Llyron
---
Loa
Lockdown (One-Off FF Foe)
Lockheed
Lockjaw
The Locksmith (Spider-Woman Foe)
Lockup (Super-Brood)
Locomotive Breath (The Rush Club)
Locus
The Locust
Lodestone I (Darkhawk Foe)
Lodestone II (Warpie Magnetism-User)
Loga- God of Fire (Axi-Tun)
Lohan the Satellite Monster (One-Off SHIELD Foe)
Lois & Clark (DC Backgrounders)
Lois London (Mortis)
Loki
London Tunnel Dwellers (Morlocks)
Lone Shark (One-Off Joke)
Longbow (The Harriers)
Longshot
Lono (Polynesian God of Agriculture & Peace)
The Looter
Lord Armageddon
Lord Chaos
Lord Moses
Lord of the Plants (The Berserkers)
Lord Phyffe (Failed Wizard)
Lord Remaker (Rings of the Mandarin)
Lord Shingen Harada
Lord Templar (Triune Understanding)
Lord Votan (Axi-Tun Dictator)
The Lords of War (Euroforce Foes)
Lore (Scarlet Witch Foe)
Lorelei I (Mutates)
Lorelei II (Asgardian)
Lorelord (The Berserkers)
Lorna the Jungle Girl
Loss (Gene Nation)
The Lost Boys & Girls
The Lost Souls (The Neo Subgroup)
Lourdes Chantel
Lowdown (The Hellbent)
Lo-Zar- Lord of the Jungle (aka Tharn)
---
Lucia Von Bardas
Lucifer I (Devil)
Lucifer II (X-Villain)
Lucy in the Sky (Karolina Dean)
Ludwig Schroeder (Blitzkrieg Squad Machinist)
Ludwig Von Frankenstein
Lugh (Celtic God of Craftsmen & the Sun)
Luke (The R.C.X.)
Luke Cage
Lump (Warpie Cherubim Nightmare-Bringer)
Luna Maximoff
Luna Snow (K-Pop Ice Heroine)
The Lunatic Legion (Kree Soldiers)
Lunatik II (Lobo-Rip)
Lupa
Lupex (Death's Head Creator)
The Luphumoids (Zorr, Kraa & Spirit)
Lupo
The Lurking Unknown
Lutetium (Elements of Doom)
Luz (Children of the Vault)
---
Lyja
Lynx
Lyra of Femizonia
Lyra (She-Hulk)



Marvel- The Letter “L”:
-The letter "L" has pretty much always made the same sound. It is notoriously non-existent in Japanese, with the "R" and "L" being one sort of combo-sound that sounds like both and neither at the same time.

Only a very tiny amount of major Marvel characters' names start with this letter. Big-ish names include The Lizard, The Leader, Longshot, The Living Tribunal, and The Living Monolith. A curio is that there are seven+ characters named "Lady _____" (denoting an English hereditary title through marriage) or "The Living ______", giving us a Brain, Eraser, Laser, Lightning, Totem, Mummy, Monolith and Tribunal.


Old Builds (With New Commentary):
Lady Punisher
The Living Mummy
Lady Lotus
Living Monolith
Lucifer
Lionfang
Lunatik
The Living Brain
Layla Miller
Longshot
Lifeguard

New Builds:
Lectronn (Thomas 'Tommy' Samuels)
Livewires (group)
Lockdown
Locust
Lynx
Lord Moses
Living Totem
Lava Men
Lady Daemon
Lifeform

[Jabroniville]

LADY DAEMON (Megan Daemon)
Created By: Chris Claremont & Michael Golden
First Appearance: Bizarre Adventures #25 (March 1981)
Group Affiliations: None
Role: Magical Girl

-Lady Daemon hails from a strange Chris Claremont story in Bizarre Adventures, featuring some of his favorite things: Occult Mysticism (his wife is/was apparently a practicing witch), Hot Women, Weird Shit, and The UK. Mary Daemon's sister Alisabeth sacrificed both of their parents at different times in order to gain more power, then intended to sacrifice Mary as well, but she and her male friend, Ian McGinnis, fought her off. Ian shot Alisabeth, while Mary refused to succumb to the same dark forces her sister did. Their battle caused the fire that destroyed the Hindenberg. None of the characters ever reappeared, and her link to the Marvel Universe is tenuous at best- a brief mention of the Picts (the mysterious people said to occupy Scotland when Rome invaded) means that it COULD be the same Picts who show up in Robert E. Howard's Conan mythology. Though given this is a nearly 40-year-old black & white story, I doubt she'll ever reappear.

[Ken]

LUKE CAGE (Carl Lucas, aka Power Man)
Created By: Archie Goodwin & John Romita
First Appearance: Luke Cage, Hero For Hire #1 (June 1972)
Role: Groundbreaking Hero, Token Black Guy, Gangsta Speaker, Tough Guy, Human POV Guy, The Put-Upon Leader
Group Affiliations: The Avengers, The Heroes For Hire, The Defenders, The Fantastic Four, The Marvel Knights, The Thunderbolts
Avengers Grade: B-Level
PL 10 (146)
STRENGTH 9 STAMINA 11 AGILITY 3
FIGHTING 8 DEXTERITY 0
INTELLIGENCE 1 AWARENESS 2 PRESENCE 2

Skills:
Athletics 2 (+10)
Close Combat (Unarmed) 1 (+11)
Deception 5 (+7)
Expertise (Streetwise) 6 (+7)
Expertise (Pop Culture) 4 (+5)
Insight 6 (+8)
Intimidation 8 (+10)
Investigation 6 (+8)
Perception 2 (+4)
Stealth 2 (+5)
Vehicles 2 (+2)

Advantages: 
All-Out Attack, Beginner's Luck, Chokehold, Close Attack 2, Daze (Intimidation), Diehard, Extraordinary Effort, Fast Grab, Great Endurance, Improved Critical (Unarmed), Improved Hold, Improved Initiative, Interpose, Last Stand, Power Attack, Takedown, Withstand Damage

Powers:
"Extreme Toughness" Protection 1 (Extras: Impervious 13) [14]
Immunity 7 (Pressure, Heat, Falling Damage) [7]
Regeneration 2 [2]

Offense:
Unarmed +11 (+9 Damage, DC 24)
Initiative +7

Defenses:
Dodge +7 (DC 17), Parry +8 (DC 18), Toughness +12 (+7 Impervious), Fortitude +11, Will +9

Complications:
Relationship (Jessica Jones & Baby)- Luke Cage is now a proud husband and father, and would do ANYTHING to protect them.
Relationship (Danny Rand)- Cage & Iron Fist go way back, and are the best of friends. He is also quite close to Misty Knight & Colleen Wing.
Reputation (Criminal & Thug)- A reformed criminal, Cage was framed for heroin dealing, and his status as an escaped convict still haunts him and causes others to mistrust him.
Enemy (Willis Stryker, aka Diamondback)- Cage's best friend framed Cage and put him in jail after thinking that Cage was responsible for Stryker's girlfriend leaving him.
Enemy (Various)- Cage has numerous low-key enemies: The first Bushmaster, various Chemistros, Discus, Stiletto, Coldfire (Cage's own brother) and Hardcore. Also, since The Purple Man once mind-raped his wife, he's rather pissy with Zebediah Killgrave.

Total: Abilities: 72 / Skills: 44--22 / Advantages: 18 / Powers: 23 / Defenses: 11 (146)

-Cage is strong (Class 12- a notch above Spidey in damage) and tough as hell, nearly-matching guys like Ben Grimm & Sasquatch on the "hard to hurt" front. You've got to do more than +7 Damage to even SCRATCH him, and even then he can modify many of his caps to come out looking tougher than his stats would imply. He mixes streetwise nature, investigative skill and raw mental & physical toughness into a build that is very capable at the PL 10 level, despite JUST missing his points-cap. He's usually not the major ass-kicker on any team he's in, but I have seen him brawl it out with Wonder Man thanks to his toughness and fighting skills.



LUKE CAGE (Carl Lucas, aka Power Man)- 1970s Version
Created By: Archie Goodwin & John Romita
First Appearance: Luke Cage, Hero For Hire #1 (June 1972)
Role: Groundbreaking Hero, Token Black Guy, Gangsta Speaker, Tough Guy
Group Affiliations: None
PL 8 (122)
STRENGTH 8 STAMINA 11 AGILITY 2
FIGHTING 6 DEXTERITY 0
INTELLIGENCE 0 AWARENESS 2 PRESENCE 2

Skills:
Close Combat (Unarmed) 2 (+8)
Deception 4 (+6)
Expertise (Streetwise) 6 (+6)
Expertise (Pop Culture) 4 (+4)
Insight 4 (+6)
Intimidation 7 (+9)
Investigation 4 (+6)
Perception 2 (+4)
Stealth 2 (+4)
Vehicles 2 (+2)

Advantages: 
Chokehold, Daze (Intimidation), Diehard, Fast Grab, Great Endurance, Improved Critical (Unarmed), Improved Hold, Improved Initiative, Interpose, Last Stand, Power Attack, Takedown, Withstand Damage

Powers:
"Extreme Toughness" Protection +0 (Extras: Impervious 11) [11]
Immunity 7 (Pressure, Heat, Falling Damage) [7]
Regeneration 2 [2]

Offense:
Unarmed +8 (+8 Damage, DC 23)
Initiative +6

Defenses:
Dodge +6 (DC 16), Parry +6 (DC 16), Toughness +11 (+6 Impervious), Fortitude +11, Will +6

Complications:
Reputation (Criminal & Thug)- A reformed criminal, Cage was framed for heroin dealing, and his status as an escaped convict still haunts him and causes others to mistrust him.

Total: Abilities: 62 / Skills: 38--19 / Advantages: 13 / Powers: 20 / Defenses: 8 (122)

-Cage in the '70s is much lesser than his present-day self, keeping the general strength & toughness but falling a ways behind in accuracy. He's a good, all-around PL 8 in this form.

SWEET CHRISTMAS!!!!

[Jabroniville]

LIFEFORM (George Prufrock)
Created By: Mike Baron & Neil Hansen
First Appearance: The Punisher Annual #3 (1990)
Group Affiliations: Advanced Idea Mechanics
Role: Mutating Monster
PL 12 (125)
STRENGTH 6/14 STAMINA 6/14 AGILITY 3
FIGHTING 10 DEXTERITY 2
INTELLIGENCE 0 AWARENESS -1 PRESENCE -2

Skills:
Close Combat (Death Touch) 2 (+8)
Deception 4 (+4)
Expertise (Streetwise) 2 (+2)
Expertise (Pop Culture) 2 (+2)
Intimidation 5 (+5)
Perception 1 (+1)

Advantages:
Fast Grab, Power Attack, Startle, Takedown 2

Powers:
Immunity 10 (Life Support) [10]
"Constantly Reforming" Regeneration 10 (Feats: Regrows Limbs) [11]
"Pustulating Tentacles" Extra Limb 8 [8]
"No Legs" Movement 1 (Slithering) [2]
Immunity 5 (Ballistics) [5]

Growth 8 (Str & Sta +8, +8 Mass, +4 Intimidation, -4 Dodge/Parry, +1 Speed, -8 Stealth) -- (30 feet) (Feats: Innate) (Extras: Permanent +0) [17]

Offense:
Unarmed +10 (+6 Damage, DC 21)
Growth +10 (+14 Damage, DC 29)
Initiative +3

Defenses:
Dodge +6 (DC 16), Parry +6 (DC 16), Toughness +6 (+14 Full Size), Fortitude +6 (+14 Full Size), Will +3

Complications:
Responsibility (Insane)- Lifeform is unpredictable and crazy.

Total: Abilities: 48 / Skills: 16--8 / Advantages: 5 / Powers: 53 / Defenses: 11 (125)

-Lifeform is a pair of A.I.M. goons who got turned into the "Lifeform" after exposure to an experimental virus- he became insane, super-strong, and incredibly dangerous. Its two personalities include a suicidal pacifist and an eternally hungry maniac, causing it to become a constantly-mutating creature. George had wanted to become an actor, but his far-right anti-government father forced him to become a scientist- while working for A.I.M., he was supposed to steal the virus that gave him powers. George kills his father when he returns home, and is thought-dead when the Punisher targets him with a rocket launcher.

-He later reappears in a Daredevil Annual, where Typhoid Mary sees him off by appealing to his peaceful side, as he now has two personalities. Lifeform is then attacked by the police, much to the horror of Daredevil, and disintegrates thanks to boatloads of tranquilizers and firearms. Now popping up in The Incredible Hulk Annual, it's offered suicide by Mercy, who acts as some kind of super-Jack Kevorkian. He ultimately refuses death, however, and fights the Hulk, nearly dying after getting knocked into a fire. He later begs Mercy for death, but she refuses, as only half of him wished to die. Re-forming into George, he later meets the scientist who created the virus, mercy-killing him when he's dying of an illness obtained while creating it. Growing gigantic and even more unstable, Lifeform is hunted by Mr. Fantastic and the Silver Surfer, who throws it into a dead world already consumed by Galactus. The Surfer, unwilling to kill it despite the wishes of the good half, there abandons it, while the other half complains of hunger.

-This is... weird. He actually takes place in a series of 1990 Annuals, which is why he appears to fight four unrelated sets of characters, and is written by four sets of writers.

-In his first form, Lifeform has no Growth, and is thus only mildly super-strong.

[Jabroniville]

LADY PUNISHER (Lynn Michaels)
Created By: Chuck Dixon & John Romita Jr.
First Appearance: Punisher War-Zone #7 (Sept. 1992)
Role: Chick Version of Male Hero
Group Affiliations: The New York Police Department
PL 8 (94)
STRENGTH 1 STAMINA 2 AGILITY 4
FIGHTING 7 DEXTERITY 3
INTELLIGENCE 2 AWARENESS 3 PRESENCE 3

Skills:
Acrobatics 1 (+5)
Athletics 5 (+6)
Deception 3 (+6)
Expertise (Police Officer) 6 (+8)
Insight 3 (+6)
Intimidation 2 (+5)
Investigation 4 (+7)
Perception 4 (+7)
Stealth 2 (+6)
Vehicles 2 (+5)

Advantages:
Equipment 5 (Arsenal), Evasion, Improved Aim, Improved Critical (Firearms), Precise Attack (Ranged/Cover), Ranged Attack 7

Equipment:
"The Lady Punisher's Arsenal"
"Kevlar Body Armour" Protection 2 (2)
"Automatic Rifle" Blast 6 (Extras: Multiattack) (Inaccurate -1) (17) -- (23)

• AE: "Pair of Automatic Pistols" Blast 5 (Extras: Multiattack) (15)
• AE: "Standard Rifle" Blast 6 (Feats: Extended Range) (13)
• AE: "Grenades" Blast 7 (Extras: Area- 30ft. Burst) (Diminished Range -1) (20)
• AE: "Flare Grenades" Dazzle Visuals 4 (Extras: Area- 30ft. Burst) (Diminished Range -1) (11)
• AE: "Tear Gas Grenades" Affliction 4 (Dazed & Vision Impaired/Stunned & Disabled/Incapacitated) (Extras: Extra Condition, Ranged) (Diminished Range -1) (11)
• AE: "Knife" Strength-Damage +1 (Feats: Improved Critical) (2)

Offense:
Unarmed +7 (+1 Damage, DC 16)
Knife +7 (+2 Damage, DC 17)
Rifle +10 (+6 Damage, DC 21)
Automatic Rifle +8 (+6 Ranged Damage, DC 21)
Pistols +10 (+5 Ranged Damage, DC 20)
Grenades +4 Area (+4 Affliction, DC 14)
Grenades +7 Area (+7 Ranged Damage, DC 22)
Initiative +4

Defenses:
Dodge +9 (DC 19), Parry +9 (DC 19), Toughness +2 (+4 Kevlar), Fortitude +5, Will +5

Complications:
Motivation (Justice)- Michaels is a devoted police officer, until a guilty man goes free because of an error with the warrants. Wanting to see justice done no matter what, she becomes a lawless vigilante.

Total: Abilities: 50 / Skills: 32--16 / Advantages: 16 / Powers: 0 / Defenses: 12 (94)

-Oh yes indeed, there WAS in fact a girl version of The Punisher. Created during Frank's peak in the early-90s, Lynn Michaels was a "good cop" who turned vigilante after some busts went awry due to the usual "you didn't follow procedure" stuff (a child-murderer gets away with it when their evidence is deemed inadmissable), she started dressing like Frank and killing criminals alongside him. She even helps the vigilante named Payback when he's targeted by the police (he himself was an ex-cop). However, she faltered under the pressure and the nastiness of it all, and she vanished once The Punisher became a less popular character (most of her stories are only tangentially related to Frank's- she's often fighting people he's fighting, but in a side-story). The character has not appeared much at all since 1995, despite a big Punisher revival since that time- she merely appears in a War Journal story as a deep-cover agent, earning the respect of G.W. Bridge, but she is arrested for giving a man the chance to murder Jigsaw while he's in S.H.I.E.L.D. custody.

-Lynn's creator, Chuck Dixon, would later get a LOT more recognition taking over a lot of the Bat-Books in the mid to late-'90s. He came up with Birds of Prey and is by far the writer most associated with Nightwing, having written it for 70 issues. A guy at the local comic shop told me a story about someone asking him about Lady Punisher, and he blurted out "Well I'd use her if they haven't KILLED HER yet!", perhaps worrying about the status of his low-tier character.

-She fits in as a PL 8 version of The Punisher, and is less dangerous all around (she was more of a hanger-on than a major-league partner).

[squirrelly-sama]

LADY PUNISHER (Lynn Michaels)
Role: Chick Version of Male Hero

You can just say "Distaff Counterpart". or Rule 63'd, or Genderbent.

[Jabroniville]

I tried getting away from “TV Tropes”-speak after some feedback saying I was doing it too much . I mean, I’m aware Distaff Counterpart is used elsewhere, but people might not get it .

[Jabroniville]

LORD MOSES
Created By: Tom Brevoort, Mike Kanterovich & Dante Bastianoni
First Appearance: Fantastic Force #2 (Dec. 1994)
Group Affiliations: The Havenites
Role: Forgotten Villain, Armageddon-Creator

-Lord Moses was created for Tom Brevoort's failed Fantastic Force (a spin-off of Fantastic Four starring an adult Franklin Richards). He's a scientist who worked on the Manhattan Project who, horrified by what he'd wrought, went on a spiritual journey to find greater meaning in his life. Because this is the Marvel Universe, he discovered an alien craft which transformed him into some grey dude, and he decided to steal a virus from an old colleague in order to wipe the Earth clean of all mankind except those "Havenites" of his choosing. With his spikey head-thing, flowing cape, and grandiose suggestions, he basically looks drawn from The Great Box of '90s Super-Villain Cliches. He uses the Battle Elite as his top minions, and Zarathusra as a special agent- she is captured covering his retreat, but he never reappears in another comic.

-He's a scientific genius who appears very tall and strong, with a Blaster Staff capable of KO-ing several heroes of varying durability (the toughest ones probably being Vibraxas and the Black Panther).