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{{Marvel Database:Character Template |
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+ | | Image = Arthur Dearborn (Earth-616) from All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z Vol 1 11 001.jpg |
| − | | RealName = Arthur Dearborn |
+ | | RealName = [[Arthur Dearborn]] |
| − | | CurrentAlias = Sunturion |
+ | | CurrentAlias = [[Sunturion]] |
| Aliases = |
| Aliases = |
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| Identity = Secret |
| Identity = Secret |
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| Affiliation = {{M|Roxxon Energy Corporation (Earth-616)|Roxxon}} |
| Affiliation = {{M|Roxxon Energy Corporation (Earth-616)|Roxxon}} |
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| − | | Relatives = |
+ | | Relatives = Unnamed ex-wife |
| Universe = Earth-616 |
| Universe = Earth-616 |
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| − | | BaseOfOperations = |
+ | | BaseOfOperations = [[New York City]], [[New York State|New York]] |
| Gender = Male |
| Gender = Male |
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| Height = 6'2" |
| Height = 6'2" |
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| − | | Height2 = (6'8" |
+ | | Height2 = (Dearborn);<br>[[:Category:Height 6' 8"|6'8"]][[Category:Height 6' 8"]] (Sunturion) |
| Weight = 160 lbs |
| Weight = 160 lbs |
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| + | | Weight2 = (Dearborn) |
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| Eyes = Blue |
| Eyes = Blue |
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| + | | Eyes2 = (Dearborn);<br>[[:Category:Silver Eyes|Silver]][[Category:Silver Eyes]] (Sunturion) |
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| Hair = Brown |
| Hair = Brown |
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| + | | Hair2 = (Dearborn);<br>[[:Category:No Hair|None]][[Category:No Hair]] (Sunturion) |
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| UnusualFeatures = |
| UnusualFeatures = |
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| + | | CharRef = {{c|All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 1 11}} |
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| Citizenship = American |
| Citizenship = American |
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| − | | MaritalStatus = |
+ | | MaritalStatus = Divorced |
| − | | Occupation = Scientist |
+ | | Occupation = Scientist |
| − | | Education = |
+ | | Education = Ph.D. in Physics and Mechanical Engineering |
| − | | Origin = Radiation-altered human |
+ | | Origin = [[Homo sapiens|Human]] [[Glossary:Mutate|mutate]]. Radiation-altered human |
| − | | PlaceOfBirth = |
+ | | PlaceOfBirth = [[Boston]], [[Massachusetts]] |
| − | | Creators = David Michelinie; John Romita, Jr. |
+ | | Creators = David Michelinie; Bob Layton; John Romita, Jr. |
| − | | First = Iron Man |
+ | | First = Iron Man Vol 1 143 |
| − | | HistoryText = |
+ | | HistoryText = [[Image:Arthur Dearborn (Earth-616) from Iron Man Vol 1 143 0001.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Arthur Dearborn]] |
| − | Arthur Dearborn was a brilliant energy scientist. Knowing that the supply of fossil fuels was dwindling, and believing that a future worldwide war would be fought over fuel, he came up with a plan to harness the sun's radiation. |
+ | Arthur Dearborn was a brilliant energy scientist. Knowing that the supply of fossil fuels was dwindling, and believing that a future worldwide war would be fought over fuel, he came up with a plan to harness the sun's radiation. Dearborn's creation was the [[Star Well I|Star Well]], a massive orbiting platform that would absorb sunlight and send the converted energy back to Earth. However, told that the station would not be viable due to cost by his employer [[Roxxon Energy Corporation (Earth-616)|Roxxon Oil]], he volunteered for an experiment with their subsidiary, the [[Brand Corporation (Earth-616)|Brand Corporation]], that turned him into living microwave energy, allowing him to man the station single-handedly and without requiring food or life support facilities, thus making it cost-effective. Able to change his appearance at will, he created an "armored" look as Sunturion, the station's guard, protecting it against all threats. {{r|Iron Man #144}} |
| ⚫ | [[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Iron Man (Tony Stark)]] was investigating the death of [[Allantown]]'s population, finding that it was microwave radiation linked to the Well. The two briefly clashed, but then had to work together when the Star Well lost hold of its orbit and fell towards Earth. To stop the Star Well from crashing into a populated [[Florida]] area, Sunturion channeled himself through Iron Man's armor, learning that it was Stark wearing the armor in the process. With their combined powers, they were able to disintegrate the falling station, but Sunturion appeared to die.{{r|Iron Man #144}} |
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| − | Dearborn's creation was the Star Well; a massive orbiting platform that would absorb sunlight and send the converted energy back to Earth. However, told that the station would not be viable due to cost by his employer Roxxon Oil, he volunteered for an experiment with their subsidiary, the Brand Corporation, that turned him into living microwave energy., allowing him to man the station single-handedly and without requiring food or life support facilities, thus making it cost-effective. Able to change his appearance at will, he created an "armored" look as Sunturion, the station's guard, protecting it against all threats. |
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| ⚫ | Instead of dying though, Dearborn's microwave energy was dissipated over the [[Gulf of Mexico]] where the Star Well splashed down. Roxxon eventually developed technology to reintegrate his body. He was reassembled to take out [[Sandy Vincent (Earth-616)|Stratosfire]], who had been empowered using microwaves in a similar manner.{{r|Iron Man Annual Vol 1 9}} |
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| ⚫ | [[Iron Man (Tony Stark)]] was investigating the death of [[Allantown]]'s population |
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| ⚫ | Sunturion proved to be stronger than Stratosfire, draining her energy. Roxxon then tried to use a 'Zed Control' ray to regain control of Stratosfire. Arthur intervened and apparently exhausted his power in doing so. Arthur went back to work for Roxxon as a researcher.{{r|Iron Man Annual Vol 1 9}} He briefly regained his powers due to the [[Ghost (Earth-616)|Ghost]].{{r|Web of Spider-Man Annual #7}} |
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| ⚫ | Instead of dying though, Dearborn's microwave energy was dissipated over the Gulf of Mexico where the Star Well splashed down. Roxxon eventually developed technology to reintegrate his body. He was reassembled to take out [[Stratosfire]], who had been empowered using microwaves in a similar manner.{{r|Iron Man Annual Vol 1 9}} |
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| + | After [[Kathleen Dare (Earth-616)|Kathy Dare]] shot Tony Stark, paralyzing him, Arthur spoke as a character witness in support of Stark during her trial. At the time, Stark was preparing to withdraw from public life and become Iron Man full-time, but the testimony of Arthur and others convinced him that there was still value to being Tony Stark.{{r|Iron Man Vol 1 248}} |
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| ⚫ | Sunturion proved to be stronger than Stratosfire, draining her energy. Roxxon then tried to use a 'Zed Control' ray to regain control of Stratosfire. |
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* Teleportation |
* Teleportation |
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* Create holograms |
* Create holograms |
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+ | | Links = * [http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix8/sunturion_dearborn.htm Sunturion on Appendix] |
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| − | {{Invincible Iron Man}} |
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[[Category:Teleporters]] |
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[[Category:Flight]] |
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[[Category:Energy Absorption]] |
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Revision as of 19:44, 16 August 2019
History
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Arthur Dearborn
Arthur Dearborn was a brilliant energy scientist. Knowing that the supply of fossil fuels was dwindling, and believing that a future worldwide war would be fought over fuel, he came up with a plan to harness the sun's radiation. Dearborn's creation was the Star Well, a massive orbiting platform that would absorb sunlight and send the converted energy back to Earth. However, told that the station would not be viable due to cost by his employer Roxxon Oil, he volunteered for an experiment with their subsidiary, the Brand Corporation, that turned him into living microwave energy, allowing him to man the station single-handedly and without requiring food or life support facilities, thus making it cost-effective. Able to change his appearance at will, he created an "armored" look as Sunturion, the station's guard, protecting it against all threats. [1]
Iron Man (Tony Stark) was investigating the death of Allantown's population, finding that it was microwave radiation linked to the Well. The two briefly clashed, but then had to work together when the Star Well lost hold of its orbit and fell towards Earth. To stop the Star Well from crashing into a populated Florida area, Sunturion channeled himself through Iron Man's armor, learning that it was Stark wearing the armor in the process. With their combined powers, they were able to disintegrate the falling station, but Sunturion appeared to die.[1]
Instead of dying though, Dearborn's microwave energy was dissipated over the Gulf of Mexico where the Star Well splashed down. Roxxon eventually developed technology to reintegrate his body. He was reassembled to take out Stratosfire, who had been empowered using microwaves in a similar manner.[2]
Sunturion proved to be stronger than Stratosfire, draining her energy. Roxxon then tried to use a 'Zed Control' ray to regain control of Stratosfire. Arthur intervened and apparently exhausted his power in doing so. Arthur went back to work for Roxxon as a researcher.[2] He briefly regained his powers due to the Ghost.[3]
After Kathy Dare shot Tony Stark, paralyzing him, Arthur spoke as a character witness in support of Stark during her trial. At the time, Stark was preparing to withdraw from public life and become Iron Man full-time, but the testimony of Arthur and others convinced him that there was still value to being Tony Stark.[4]
After Civil War
After the Civil War, he was listed as a potential recruit for the Initiative.[5]Attributes
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Powers
As Sunturion, Dearborn was a being of microwave energy with a variety of abilities:
- Flight
- Microwave blasts
- Absorb microwaves and other solar-based radiation
- Phasing
- Teleportation
- Create holograms
See Also
- 8 appearance(s) of Arthur Dearborn (Earth-616)
- 7 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Arthur Dearborn (Earth-616)
- 2 minor appearance(s) of Arthur Dearborn (Earth-616)
- 1 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Arthur Dearborn (Earth-616)
- 5 image(s) of Arthur Dearborn (Earth-616)
- 1 quotation(s) by or about Arthur Dearborn (Earth-616)
Links and References
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Iron Man #144
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Iron Man Annual #9
- ↑ Web of Spider-Man Annual #7
- ↑ Iron Man #248
- ↑ Civil War Battle Damage Report #1
- ↑ All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #11
- ↑ Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z Vol 1 11