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Marvel Mystery Comics #17 (1939)

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i come from the future and i know the lesbians are going to ship these two

365 Marvel Comics Paper Cut-Out SuperHeroes - One Hero, Every Day, All Year…

January 28th - Deathlok

The cyborg hero known as Deathlok heralds from a reality alternate to the mainstream Marvel 616 reality.  In this adjacent timeline, The Roxxon Oil Company attempted to take over the American government by instituting ‘Operation Purge.’  This entailed the use of Nth Projectors to banish Earth’s super-humans to a lethal extra-dimensional realms. Having exhausted their Projectors, Roxxon then attempted to conquer America via conventional means, which degenerated into mass chaos and all out war, with mysterious explosion devastating Manhattan and a dozen other American cities. The U.S. military eventually retook America, but the C.I.A. and various splinter groups fought for control.

Luther Manning had joined the Army several years prior to the events of Operation: Purge.  He was torn apart by a concussion bomb during a training exercise. Wishing to preserve Manning’s knowledge and experience, Simon Ryker selected him for Project: Alpha-Mech, transforming him into a cyborg where cybernetic prosthetics replaced and reanimated dead tissue controlled by a brain that is half organic and half computerized.

Now known as ‘The Deathlock,’ Manning waged a war against the militant forces of Roxxon as well as other, more malevolent cyborg soldiers.  

Shortly after an encounter with a dimension-traveling Spider-Man of Earth-616, Deathlok met the enigmatic Godwulf, a repentant former member of the Nth Command.  Godwulf used a special invention that sent Deathlok to Earth-616, whereupon he aided the occult agent Devil-Slayer against the demon-worshipping Cult of Vera Gemini.  

His transplantation onto Earth 616 awoke some of the memories Deathlok had when he was Luther Manning and he felt compelled to seek out the 616 analogs of his wife and son (although not daring to reveal himself, feeling that he had been transformed into a monster).  

Deathlok would go on to have many more adventures.  The computerized aspect of his cognition frequently led to his being misused as a weapon by both super villains and military agencies alike.  At one point Deathlok was acquired by Roxxon’s subdivision, The Brand Company, where the cyborg’s design was studied and mapped out by Harlan Ryker.  Ryker’s reverse engineering of the technology would ultimately become the foundation of the ‘Homo Ascendent’ subspecies.  

Deathlok would eventually return to his original reality and helped Godwulf destroy the evil Hellinger, bringing peace back to that world.  

What has since become of the Luther Manning version of Deathlok remains to be told; yet there has been many other individuals transformed into cyborgs utilizing the Deathlok technology.  This has included the unwilling test subject, John Kelly, accident victim, Michael Collins, Doctor Henry Hayes, and Ryker’s teenage daughter Rebecca, who became known as ‘DeathLockett.’  There has additionally been many unnamed Deathlok drones utilized as security or assassins by a number of shadowy organizations.    

Actor J. August Richards portrayed an altered version of the Deathlok character in the MCU television program Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD.  

Wolverine was straight up gonna gore Nightcrawler for kissing his waifu. So tsundere!