That shark is a nightmare... sharks should stay in the ocean where they belong!
That's maybe a bit drastic. He's pretty cute.
My head was in his mouth, Hisako!
Okay, yeah, that's bad.
History
Jeff was among the Land Sharks created by M.O.D.O.K. Following the fight against the Masters of Evil West Coast, Jeff was adopted by Gwenpool during her time on the West Coast Avengers.[5]
Jeff later ended up with Elsa Bloodstone, who promised to always take care of him;[7] however, Gwen transported Jeff to Gwenpool's Island, where he stayed in her viewing box with her friends instead of being forced to fight. He then watched as Gwenpool fought and defeated the Hulk.[8]
Gwen then decided to leave Jeff with Deadpool after she had doubts that she would have a solo series again, causing her to be worried about his future.[9] Jeff served as Deadpool's royal pet while he was king of Staten Island.[10] Elsa Bloodstone took over from Deadpool and became Jeff's new caretaker.[7]
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In his dolphin costume
Once, at a pool party, Jeff accidentally scared everyone away while swimming with only his fin above the water. When he reemerged, he realized what had happened.[11] To prevent it from happening again, Jeff got a dolphin costume and swam dressed in it, successfully making people at ease when he passed by.[12]
At some point, Jeff found his way to the Netherlands, where he had fun running on the fields of tulips. Unfortunately, he once again scared the locals, with only his fin visible above the flowers.[13]
Jeff once stole Captain America's Shield, Kate Bishop's Trick Arrows, Miles' mask, Strange's Eye of Agamotto, Falcon's Wings, and Black Widow's Gauntlets. He later used the items to ambush the heroes when they went searching for their missing items.[14] He also somehow came across the Infinity Gauntlet and ate it, along with other items. This caused him great stomachache, forcing Kate to bring him to a doctor.[15]
Jeff began living with Kate. Inexplicably, Jeff became bonded to a symbiote, but appeared to be alright with the situation. After sometime, Kate helped Jeff get rid of the parasite.[16]
The symbiote didn't perish and laid dormant in Jeff's closet. After Jeff was left behind in Kate's apartment due to taking too much time to change costumes, the symbiote rebonded to him. Jeff attempted to take it off and rampaged for a bit through Central Park, until they decided to set their differences aside and work together to get food. The symbiote-possessed Jeff arrived to Coney Island where they stole food from the stands, but was interrupted by attack of the Zombiotes. Jeff helped Hawkeye, Gwenpool, America Chavez, and Fuse in fighting the Zombiotes, using his symbiote powers to take them down. After the Zombiotes were defeated by a giant speaker broadcasting the Baby Shark song, Jeff and his symbiote, having been satiated, willingly separated from each other. With that out of the way, Jeff, his hero friends and the surrounding crowd celebrated with churros.[4]Personality
Attributes
Powers
Underwater Breathing: Although he was created to live on land without the need of water, Jeff still retained his gills which allowed him to breathe while submerged.[21]
Abilities
Paraphernalia
Transportation
Trivia
- Jeff took an immense liking to Quentin Quire, Gwen's boyfriend, when first discovered.[26]
- Jeff holds a dislike towards his creator M.O.D.O.K.,[27] though when seeing him play with toys of him, he decided to give the villain a toy he was missing.[28]
- Jeff owns plushies of Lockjaw and Devil Dinosaur.[29]
See Also
- 108 appearance(s) of Jeffrey (Land Shark) (Earth-616)
- 15 minor appearance(s) of Jeffrey (Land Shark) (Earth-616)
- 4 mention(s) of Jeffrey (Land Shark) (Earth-616)
- 122 image(s) of Jeffrey (Land Shark) (Earth-616)
Links and References
- Jeffrey (Land Shark) on Marvel.com
- Jeffrey (Land Shark) on Wikipedia.org
- http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix8/jefftheshark.html
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Deadpool (Vol. 7) #6
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Gwenpool #1
- ↑ West Coast Avengers (Vol. 3) #8
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Venom War: It's Jeff #1
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 3) #7
- ↑ Deadpool (Vol. 7) #2
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Marvel Comics #1000
- ↑ Gwenpool Strikes Back #4
- ↑ Deadpool (Vol. 7) #1
- ↑ Deadpool (Vol. 7) #2–6
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #1
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #3
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #5
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #7
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #10
- ↑ Extreme Venomverse #5
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #21
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #1–3
- ↑ Deadpool (Vol. 7) #4
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #7–8
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #13
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #35–36
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #33
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #19
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #32
- ↑ West Coast Avengers (Vol. 3) #9–10
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #6
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #16
- ↑ It's Jeff Infinity Comic #11