SUZI ENDO

Real Name: Suzi Endo

Identity/Class: Human

Occupation: Cyberneticist

Group Membership: Employee of Stark Enterprises

Affiliations: Force Works (US Agent, Spider-Woman, Iron Man, Century, Scarlet Witch), PLATO, Fisher Todd

Enemies: The Avatars, Cybermancer, Pro-Registration forces

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: Cybermancer

Base of Operations: Stark Enterprises Hong Kong branch; The Works

First Appearance: Force Works#6 (December, 1994)

Powers/Abilities: Suzi Endo possesses no superhuman abilities. She is an expert in Cybernetic technology. Her armor granted her supheruman strength (Class 25 or higher) and speed, as well as the power of flight. It was equipped with shock rays to stun opponents, siphon functions to shut down any technology, heat seeker missiles, and hard-light knife-blade missiles and bombs. Its formidable durability could be augmented by its hard-light cyber-cloak, which could become as hard as Adamantium. Its sensors could detect any biological, radioactive or kinetic signal within an undertimed radius. Its internals comkputers allowed her to calculate the trajectories and arcs of incoming projectiles or opponents and avoid them at a moment's notice.

Height: 5'4"
Weight: 111 lbs.
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Black

History: (Marvel Comics Presents#170/2 (fb))- Tony Stark visited Stark Enterprises' Hong Kong division, where Suzi Endo showed him holo-displays of her work.

(Force Works#6)- Workers in the SE cybernetics division alerted Suzi to the loss of contact with China. She observed that there was no electromagnetic activity on the mainland at all. Then the lights went out as the Avatars attacked Hong Kong. Suzi ordered an evacuation, and sent a call for help, which was received by Stark Enterprises and relayed to Force Works.

(Marvel Comics Presents#170/2 (fb))- As the Avatars attacked SE HK, Suzi hid in the sub-basement, emerging an hour later to find the building in ruins, and her work destroyed.

(Marvel Comics Presents#170/2)- Suzi watched Force Works defeat and chase off the Avatars.

(War Machine#10)- Stark and Force Works arrived at SE HK, and found Suzi unconscious. After she recovered, she directed Stark to the building’s commlink, before being checked for injuries by Su Yin.

(Iron Man I#312)- Iron Man and Su Yin brought Suzi in on their plan to create a techno-organic virus to defeat the Mandarin. Stark trusted her with his secret ID. Afer the Mandarin was defeated, she sought Stark’s signature on papers needed to get the cybernetics division back in order. When War Machine thought he recognised the Chu-janitor, she claimed to have only hired him that day.

 

(Force Works#16)- Suzi returned a call from Stark, accepting an offer of a new job, telling him she would be on the next flight to LA.

(Iron Man I#321)- Suzi arrived in LA, watched from the shadows by Cybermancer.

BTS- Cybermancer captured Suzi, and took her place

(Force Works#19)- In the last moments of her life, Amanda Chaney found Suzi stored in a cryo-unit in the Works’ secret basement.

BTS- Force Works found Suzi, removed her from the cryo-unit and took her to their medi-bay.

(Force Works#21)- Suzi recovered in the FW medi-bay. US Agent took her to meet Cybermancer, and she was shocked and horrified by what she could become, and considered Cybermancer a "timely warning" of what not to become. When the future-versions of Ultron and Wonder Man arrived and defeated FW, PLATO advised Suzi to first remain in her room, then hide somewhere. But, wanting to fight back, she took the Cybermancer costume.

(Force Works#22)- Suzi showed up, wearing a Cybermancer gauntlet, and used it to remote-control the rest of the costume into hurling itself through the open temportal, sealing it closed. She then decided to return to Hong Kong to work on reverse-engineering the remaining Cybermancer gauntlet.

(Civil War: Battle Damage Report#1) - At some point Suzi rebuilt the Cybermancer armor and took over the mantle of her alternate future counterpart. She was active in Hong Kong and the neighoring islands.

  After attending a Stark cybernetics conference in New York, she used vacation leave to remain in the United States a few weeks longer. She presumed that she wouldn't have to register when the SHRA was passed because of her connections to Stark and her non-resident status.

(Civil War: Frontline#8/3) - During an attempt by Cybermancer to prevent a bank heist three civilians were killed and Suzi was arrested by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents.

(Civil War: Battle Damage Report#1) - She was deported to Hong Kong to avoid a diplomatic crisis.

Comments: Created by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and Dave Taylor.

Presumably, Suzi is still employed by Stark Enterprises.
--Although, that incarnation of Stark Enterprises somewhat crumbled when Stark vanished during, <shudder> Heroes Reborn. Stark Solutions was its successor, which was eventually retitled Stark Enterprises. Who knows what went on during all of that time.--Snood.

Suzi received as Cybermancer an entry in Civil War: Battle Damage Report.

by Gauntlet: Dark Rider

Clarifications: Suzi Endo should not be confused with:

images: (without ads)
Force Works#22, p17, pan1 (main image)
Iron Man I#312, p19, pan3 (with Iron Man)

Appearances:
Force Works#6 (December, 1994) Marvel Comics Presents#170 (late December, 1994) - Dan Abnett (writer), Rey Garcia (artist), Richard Ashford (editor)
War Machine#10 (January, 1995) - Scott Benson & Len Kaminski (writer), Geoff Senior (pencils), Pam Eklund (inks), Nel Yomtov (editor)
Iron Man I#312 (January, 1995) - Len Kaminski (writer), Tom Morgan (pencils), Bob Wiacek & Sam DeLaRosa (inks), Nel Yomtov (editor)
Force Works#16 (October, 1995) - Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning (writers), Jim Cheung (pencils), Rey Garcia (inks), Nel Yomtov (editor)
Iron Man I#321 (October, 1995) - Terry Kavanagh (writer), Heitor Oliveira & Marcos Tetlli (pencils), Mark McKenna (inks), Nel Yomtov (editor)
Force Works#19 (January, 1996) - Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning (writers), Heitor Oliveira (pencils), Glass House Graphics & Rey Garcia (inks), Nel Yomtov (editor)
Force Works#21 (March, 1996) - Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning (writers), Yancey Labat & Andrew Wildman (pencils), Rey Garcia, Sandu Florea & Sergio Cariello (inks), Nel Yomtov (editor)
Force Works#22 (April, 1996) - Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning (writers), Andrew Wildman (pencils), Rey Garcia (inks), Nel Yomtov (editor)
Civil War: Front Line#8 (November, 2006) - Paul Jenkins (writer), Lee Weeks (pencils), Lee Weeks & Nelson (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Civil War: Battle Damage Report#1 (2007)

Last updated: 08/01/02

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