Post by jammin on Apr 2, 2004 10:12:07 GMT -5
**No honest - he is a Marvel character!***
Name - Captain Kerosene
Identity - Gulliver Jones
Intelligence 2
Strength 3
Agility 2
Speed 2
Durability 3
Health 3
Energy 9
Actions
Close Combat 3 (Strength Bonus) - Self defence, Wrestling, commando techniques
Ranged Combat 3 - Rifles, Fire bolts
Social Skills 2 - Military culture, Superheroes
Vehicle Operation 2 - Motorbikes, Cars
Black Ops - 4
Mastery of Fire 5 - Range 4(options: Transform to Fire, Force Blast (2x damage) Create/Manipulate Element)
Flight 3 - Only when "Flame on"
Modifiers
Wealth (1)
Toughness +3 (Charcoal form) +6 (flame form)
Extended Life/Immortality
Reconstitute Self (Charcoal form)
Invulnerable to fire and heat
Challenges
Unnatural Appearance (Charcoal body)
Background:
Gulliver Jones, a Brit, somehow gained similar powers to the Human Torch (I). Jones had blond hair and a yellow uniform, and emitted flames like the Torch. He was active during WW2, and occasionally filled in for the Torch on various missions; to quote Jones, he "ghosted for the android Torch on certain key missions." As noted in the panel seen here, his missions were only occasional, because his powers could not regularly be relied upon.
Captain Kerosene is still active in the present day. After the war Kerosene was associated with the Special Tactical Reserve for International Key Emergencies (STRIKE), the British version of SHIELD, but they were dissolved. While Kerosene continued with some of STRIKE's replacements, but Kerosene had bad experiences with some of them, including the Resources Control Executive (RCX). Kerosene is currently operating with the Department for Unknown and Covert Knowledge. Because he was forced to the sidelines so often during World War Two, he remains eager for action. During the events of the Plasmer miniseries he "died," blowing himself to ashes, but discovered that he is somehow immortal, and is now in a charcoal-like body with somewhat different powers; although he still has his old Human Torch-style powers, he now has them completely under control.
Name - Captain Kerosene
Identity - Gulliver Jones
Intelligence 2
Strength 3
Agility 2
Speed 2
Durability 3
Health 3
Energy 9
Actions
Close Combat 3 (Strength Bonus) - Self defence, Wrestling, commando techniques
Ranged Combat 3 - Rifles, Fire bolts
Social Skills 2 - Military culture, Superheroes
Vehicle Operation 2 - Motorbikes, Cars
Black Ops - 4
Mastery of Fire 5 - Range 4(options: Transform to Fire, Force Blast (2x damage) Create/Manipulate Element)
Flight 3 - Only when "Flame on"
Modifiers
Wealth (1)
Toughness +3 (Charcoal form) +6 (flame form)
Extended Life/Immortality
Reconstitute Self (Charcoal form)
Invulnerable to fire and heat
Challenges
Unnatural Appearance (Charcoal body)
Background:
Gulliver Jones, a Brit, somehow gained similar powers to the Human Torch (I). Jones had blond hair and a yellow uniform, and emitted flames like the Torch. He was active during WW2, and occasionally filled in for the Torch on various missions; to quote Jones, he "ghosted for the android Torch on certain key missions." As noted in the panel seen here, his missions were only occasional, because his powers could not regularly be relied upon.
Captain Kerosene is still active in the present day. After the war Kerosene was associated with the Special Tactical Reserve for International Key Emergencies (STRIKE), the British version of SHIELD, but they were dissolved. While Kerosene continued with some of STRIKE's replacements, but Kerosene had bad experiences with some of them, including the Resources Control Executive (RCX). Kerosene is currently operating with the Department for Unknown and Covert Knowledge. Because he was forced to the sidelines so often during World War Two, he remains eager for action. During the events of the Plasmer miniseries he "died," blowing himself to ashes, but discovered that he is somehow immortal, and is now in a charcoal-like body with somewhat different powers; although he still has his old Human Torch-style powers, he now has them completely under control.
