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Real
Name: none
Identity/Class: Extra-dimensional (Earth-Amalgam) D.N.Alien
Occupation: Project Cadmus DNA experiment / homicidal alien symbiote
Affiliations: none
Enemies: Spider-Boy (Pete Ross); The Challengers of the Fantastic, Reed "Prof" Richards, Sue "Ace" Storm, Ben "Rocky" Grimm, Johnny "Red" Storm; Project Cadmus Director Tom Harper (Guardian Angel)
Known Relatives: none
Aliases: none
Base of Operations: Project Cadmus, New York
First Appearance: Spider-Boy#1 (April, 1996); The Outrageous Spider-Boy#254 (in Amalgam continuity)
Powers/Abilities: A symbiotic alien, Bizarnage has the ability to graft onto human hosts in a process he likes to call "Bizarnagizing". His alien physiology enables him to easily avoid most projectiles and physical attacks. Although Bizarnage's intelligence is quite low, his crazed cunning makes him an unpredictable and nearly unstoppable foe. Bizarnage's twisted obsession with Spider-Boy (Pete Ross) is often the key to his undoing.
History:
(The Outrageous Spider-Boy#254) - The nightmarish,
crystalline symbiote known as Bizarnage was the disastrous result of
Project Cadmus' attempt to synthetically
replicate alien DNA. Tragically, the albino abomination burst free
from his embryo-tube birthplace and wreaked havoc throughout Project Cadmus
-- oozing and slicing through everything and everyone . . . that is, until
Spider-Boy (Pete Ross) saved the
day.
(Way-Cool Spider-Boy
#37) - Reed "Prof"
Richards, Project Cadmus' Cheif Scientist, afflicted by the "evil"
DNA that rival scientist Dabney Donovan
had been secretly adding to his diet, set Bizarnage free from Cadmus' menagerie
in an act of sabotage. Bizarnage grafted onto
Challenger of the Fantastic member
Johnny "Red" Storm and began running
amok through the genetic research facilities of Project Cadmus, knocking
Cadmus' power grid offline in the process.. Luckily,
Spider-Boy arrived on the scene to protect the
Cadmus scientists from the deranged D.N.Alien bent on death and
destruction.
 (Spider-Boy#1) - "Big Trouble!" The battle between Bizarnage and
Spider-Boy continued in the genetic research facilities of Project Cadmus.
Bizarnage wanted to be Spider-Boy, but rationalized that (since there can
only be one Spider-Boy) he would have to kill the original
Arach-Kid. After successfully dodging the webbing from Spider-Boy's
Web-Shooter, Bizarnage attacked
Cadmus Director Tom Harper (formerly
the World War II hero known as the Guardian
Angel) and attempted to graft onto him so that Bizarnage could
become the Cadmus "big boss."
But before Bizarnage could graft onto Tom Harper, Spider-Boy
lured him away by promising not to move. Bizarnage took the bait and
separated from Johnny "Red" Storm so that he could instead graft onto
Spider-Boy. As the Bizarnage symbiote slithered across the floor toward
Spider-Boy, the Arach-Kid fired his Web-Shooter at a button that activated
the door to one of Cadmus' Energy Containment Cells. The unsuspecting
Bizarnage was sucked through the door and imprisoned within the Energy
Containment Cell.
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Comments: created by Karl Kesel, Mike Wieringo, Darick Robertson, and Gary Martin
Key:
Marvel characters are listed in regular, or bold black
type.
DC characters are listed
in bold blue type.
Amalgam characters are
listed in bold purple type.
In case you're confused, Amalgam Comics didn't really exist beyond those seen in the few DC/Marvel cross-over. The titles you don't recognize are amalgams of similar Marvel and DC comics--Snood.
THE OUTRAGEOUS SPIDER-BOY
is an amalgam of Marvel's AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, DC's
ACTION COMICS (DC's
Bizarro debuted in
ACTION COMICS#254), and DC's
SUPERBOY.
Profile by
Skullogeist
If you like the Amalgam stuff, Skullogeist recommends these two sites:
http://www.geocities.com/schablotski.geo/Center.htm
http://www.io.com/~woodward/chroma/amalgam.html
CLARIFICATIONS:
Also assume that the Amalgam characters have no other connection to any others than whom they are Amalgamated, unless specifically mentioned.
Bizarnage is an amalgam of:
Carnage of Earth-616, Cletus Kasady, @ Amazing Spider-Man (vol. I) #361
Bizarro of the mainstream DC Universe,
@ Action Comics#254
Last updated: 06/06/03
Any Additions/Corrections? please let me know.
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