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| LeadDesigner = [[Phineas Horton (Earth-616)|Phineas Horton]] |
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− | | AdditionalDesigners = [[Mad Thinker (Earth-616)|Mad Thinker]] |
+ | | AdditionalDesigners = [[Mad Thinker (Julius) (Earth-616)|Mad Thinker]] |
| PlaceOfCreation = [[Professor Horton's laboratory]] |
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+ | | Creators = Carl Burgos |
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− | | HistoryText = Horton Cells (H42N2C2O6) are synthetic replicas of human cells using plastic and carbon polymers, they duplicate the structures found in organic [[human]] cells. They were created by brilliant scientist [[Phineas Horton (Earth-616)|Professor Phineas Horton]] These cells can be grown in a culture, and are compatible with humans. The cells can activate latent [[mutant]] and [[Inhuman]] physiology. Even in small clusters, they are capable of generating and storing a remarkable amount of power:{{r|Marvel Comics Vol 1 1}} |
+ | | HistoryText = Horton Cells (H42N2C2O6) are synthetic replicas of human cells using plastic and carbon polymers, they duplicate the structures found in organic [[Homo sapiens|human]] cells. They were created by brilliant scientist [[Phineas Horton (Earth-616)|Professor Phineas Horton]]. These cells can be grown in a culture, and are compatible with humans. The cells can activate latent [[Homo superior|mutant]] and [[Inhomo supremis|Inhuman]] physiology. Even in small clusters, they are capable of generating and storing a remarkable amount of power:{{r|Marvel Comics Vol 1 1}} |
− | * Professor Horton used the cells to create the first [[Human Torch (Android) (Earth-616)|android]]. However when exposed to Oxygen the cells burst into flames. The android became known as the Human Torch. |
+ | * Professor Horton used the cells to create the first [[Human Torch (Android) (Earth-616)|android]]. However, when exposed to Oxygen the cells burst into flames. The android then became known as the Human Torch.{{r|Marvel Comics Vol 1 1}} |
− | * While traveling inside the Human Torch in miniaturized form, [[Scott Lang (Earth-616)|Scott Lang]] temporarily gained a version of the Torch's powers after coming in contact with one of the cells that |
+ | * While traveling inside the Human Torch in miniaturized form, [[Scott Lang (Earth-616)|Ant-Man (Scott Lang)]] temporarily gained a version of the Torch's powers after coming in contact with one of the cells that power him.{{r|Heroes for Hire Vol 1 13}} |
− | * The [[Pyronanos]] are nano- |
+ | * The [[Pyronanos]] are nano-machine based artificial beings, which were created using cells secretly extracted from Jim Hammond.{{r|Livewires Vol 1 1}} |
− | * [[Thomas Raymond (Earth-616)|Toro (Thomas Raymond)]] |
+ | * [[Thomas Raymond (Earth-616)|Toro (Thomas Raymond)]]'s latent Inhuman physiology was exposed to Horton cells. The cells bonded to his nervous system and caused his powers to manifest as an exact duplicate of the Torch's.{{r|Human Torch Comics #2}} |
− | * [[Frankie Raye (Earth-616)|Frankie Raye]] was also exposed to Horton Cells. But her step |
+ | * [[Frankie Raye (Earth-616)|Frankie Raye]] was also exposed to Horton Cells. But her step-father Professor Horton was able to hide the event from her. But when she came in contact with [[Jonathan Storm (Earth-616)|Johnny Storm]], the second Human Torch, her powers activated.{{r|Fantastic Four Vol 1 164}} |
− | * [[Compound D]], a mind control substance created by the [[Mad Thinker (Earth-616)|Mad Thinker]], is made from Horton cells.{{r|Torch Vol 1 2}} |
+ | * [[Compound D]], a mind control substance created by the [[Mad Thinker (Julius) (Earth-616)|Mad Thinker]], is made from Horton cells.{{r|Torch Vol 1 2}} |
− | * A Nazi scientist replicated the Human Torch by creating the [[Firebrand Squadron (Earth-616)|Firebrand Squadron]]. |
+ | * A Nazi scientist replicated the Human Torch by creating the [[Firebrand Squadron (Earth-616)|Firebrand Squadron]].{{r|Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty Vol 1 3}} |
− | * The US government replicated the experiment creating [[Invader-1 (Earth-616)|Invader-1]] a female version nicknamed "Tara |
+ | * The US government replicated the experiment creating [[Invader-1 (Earth-616)|Invader-1]], a female version of the Human Torch nicknamed "Tara."{{r|Avengers Vol 3 83}} |
− | + | The Horton Cells in the Human Torch's blood are compatible with humans, making him a universal donor: |
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+ | * A [[blood transfusion]] from the Human Torch gave [[Jacqueline Falsworth (Earth-616)|Spitfire (Lady Jacqueline Falsworth)]] her super-speed powers{{r|Invaders Vol 1 7}} and prevented her conversion after being bitten by a [[vampire]].{{r|Invaders Vol 1 9}} A second transfusion decades later saved her life and restored her youth.{{r|Namor the Sub-Mariner Vol 1 12}} |
− | * [[Henry Mortonson (Earth-616)|Hyena (Henry Mortonson)]] obtained a blood specimen and planned on |
+ | * [[Henry Mortonson (Earth-616)|Hyena (Henry Mortonson)]] obtained a blood specimen and planned on an army of Nazi speedsters.{{r|Invaders Annual Vol 1 1}} |
* [[Julia Koenig (Earth-616)|Warrior Woman (Julia Koenig)]] also received a blood transfusion that reversed her brain damage and restored her health and power.{{r|Namor the Sub-Mariner Vol 1 9}} |
* [[Julia Koenig (Earth-616)|Warrior Woman (Julia Koenig)]] also received a blood transfusion that reversed her brain damage and restored her health and power.{{r|Namor the Sub-Mariner Vol 1 9}} |
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− | * [[Ultron (Earth-616)|Ultron]] reported he could taste life after consuming the Human Torch's blood. |
+ | * [[Ultron (Earth-616)|Ultron]] reported he could taste life after consuming the Human Torch's blood.{{r|Avengers / Invaders Vol 1 7}} |
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Revision as of 13:36, 23 June 2018
History
Horton Cells (H42N2C2O6) are synthetic replicas of human cells using plastic and carbon polymers, they duplicate the structures found in organic human cells. They were created by brilliant scientist Professor Phineas Horton. These cells can be grown in a culture, and are compatible with humans. The cells can activate latent mutant and Inhuman physiology. Even in small clusters, they are capable of generating and storing a remarkable amount of power:[1]
- Professor Horton used the cells to create the first android. However, when exposed to Oxygen the cells burst into flames. The android then became known as the Human Torch.[1]
- While traveling inside the Human Torch in miniaturized form, Ant-Man (Scott Lang) temporarily gained a version of the Torch's powers after coming in contact with one of the cells that power him.[2]
- The Pyronanos are nano-machine based artificial beings, which were created using cells secretly extracted from Jim Hammond.[3]
- Toro (Thomas Raymond)'s latent Inhuman physiology was exposed to Horton cells. The cells bonded to his nervous system and caused his powers to manifest as an exact duplicate of the Torch's.[4]
- Frankie Raye was also exposed to Horton Cells. But her step-father Professor Horton was able to hide the event from her. But when she came in contact with Johnny Storm, the second Human Torch, her powers activated.[5]
- Compound D, a mind control substance created by the Mad Thinker, is made from Horton cells.[6]
- A Nazi scientist replicated the Human Torch by creating the Firebrand Squadron.[7]
- The US government replicated the experiment creating Invader-1, a female version of the Human Torch nicknamed "Tara."[8]
The Horton Cells in the Human Torch's blood are compatible with humans, making him a universal donor:
- A blood transfusion from the Human Torch gave Spitfire (Lady Jacqueline Falsworth) her super-speed powers[9] and prevented her conversion after being bitten by a vampire.[10] A second transfusion decades later saved her life and restored her youth.[11]
- Hyena (Henry Mortonson) obtained a blood specimen and planned on an army of Nazi speedsters.[12]
- Warrior Woman (Julia Koenig) also received a blood transfusion that reversed her brain damage and restored her health and power.[13]
- Ultron reported he could taste life after consuming the Human Torch's blood.[14]
See Also
Links and References
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Marvel Comics #1
- ↑ Heroes for Hire #13
- ↑ Livewires #1
- ↑ Human Torch Comics #2
- ↑ Fantastic Four #164
- ↑ Torch #2
- ↑ Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #3
- ↑ Avengers (Vol. 3) #83
- ↑ Invaders #7
- ↑ Invaders #9
- ↑ Namor the Sub-Mariner #12
- ↑ Invaders Annual #1
- ↑ Namor the Sub-Mariner #9
- ↑ Avengers / Invaders #7