carter-suzanne-928-2099-oblabcoatcarter-suzanne-928-2099-faceSUZANNE CARTER

Real Name: Suzanne Carter

Identity/Class: Alternate Reality (Earth-928 circa 2099 A.D.) human

Occupation: Engineer, robot designer for Stark-Fujikawa

Group Membership: Re-Activ-8;
    formerly Stark-Fujikawa

Affiliations: Mirielle Radley, Ethan Shields (Galahad)

Enemies: Captain America ("Steve Rogers") of Earth-928 circa 2099 A.D., SHIELD 2099

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Manhattan, Nueva York;
    formerly Stark-Fujikawa facility, location unrevealed
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First Appearance: 2099 Unlimited#6/2 (October, 1995)

Powers/Abilities: Suzanne is skilled at designing giant and powerful heavy-duty construction robots/mecha.

    She can modify high-tech equipment (such as a Storm-Richard stealth unit -- presumably designed by Reed Richards and Susan Storm -- and a missile launcher) so that she could launch the missile as she walked by without being detected.

    As part of the Re-Activ-8 movement, she found purpose in civil disobedience as well as industrial sabotage and destruction.

    She wears eyeglasses, although her specific vision deficits are unrevealed.

Height: Unrevealed (approximately 5'6" - 5'8")
Weight: Unrevealed (approximately 130 lbs.)
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blonde
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History:
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2099 Unlimited#6/2 (fb) - BTS) - A designer of heavy-duty construction robots/mecha, Suzanne Carter was hired by Stark-Fujikawa.

(2099 Unlimited#6/2) - Soon after, Suzanne was present at a meeting where Ethan Shields remotely presented his armored suit, for which he was credited as a twisted genius, more at home with machines than with other beings. Acknowledging her neophyte status, Suzanne stated that she had never seen anyone who liked being a hermit and asked if anyone had ever tried reaching out to Shields once in awhile. A more senior member replied that reaching out to him might be difficult but suggested she visithis lab and see for herself.

    Not seeing Shields, she approached the Galahad armor, considering it like a knight for the 2090s and Shields to have a soft spot for the romantic days of yore. When she reached out to touch it, she was surprised to hear a voice say "Please don't touch that," and she turned to see Ethan Shields in a containment chamber. He explained that he had no immune system and would die if he left the germ free environment. Smitten with Shields, Suzanne introduced herself, telling him she had never seen anything like his work. She soon had to leave for a meeting but told him they could talk later.

    That night, Suzanne returned to find someone -- whom she presumed to be a saboteur from a rival corporation -- using her construction robot/mecha to assault Shields laboratory. Seeing Carter, the man operating her robot began firing on her. Drawn by the sounds of destruction and seeing Suzanne in danger, Ethan activated his Galahad armor, withstood its microwave blasts and prepared to extract the operator from the mecha. However, under orders to not be taken alive, the man electrocuted himself.

    However, the electrical charge activated the robot's heavy-destruct program, and it continued on its rampage, with Suzanne in its path. When the robot hurled Galahad away like a toy, Suzanne rushed to see to him, but when the robot moved to smash her, Galahad flew her to safety. Noting his chivalrous code, Galahad bowed and assured her he would do battle for her even if he was not still functional. carter-suzanne-928-2099adapoc

    After Galahad wrapped a girder around the robot's feet to limit its mobility, it stumbled backwards and fell through a window. Blaming himself for this, feeling that the robot was necessary to construct safer buildings (and presumably not wanting to destroy Suzanne's robot), Galahad flew down underneath the robot and tried to slow its descent. The Galahad robot was crushed, and Suzanne rushed down to the ground where she realized that the armor was empty.

    She was confused, while Ethan considered that she would appreciate that he operated Galahad remotely and that he would rebuild Galahad.

(2099 Apocalypse#1) - Under President Rogers' orders to kill all super heroes, SHIELD agents attacked Galahad. As NYFAX reporter Mirielle Radley covered the assault, Suzanne tackled her, warning her that they would kill her, too. As Mirielle recorded the conversation, Suzanne explained that Galahad was controlled by the mind of Ethan Shields, whom she struggled to describe, specifically noting that "lover" was not quite the word.

    Suzanne further explained that they were using HERF (High Energy Radio Frequency) cannons, frying the chip in Ethan's brain. Suzanne watched as blood poured from Ethan's head and the Galahad armor fell and exploded from the assault.

    Mirielle then grabbed Suzanne and forced her to depart with her.

(2099 Genesis#1 (fb) - BTS) - Suzanne and Mirielle joined Manhattan's Re-Activ-8 civil disobedience movement.

carter-suzanne-928-2099gen-missilecarter-suzanne-928-2099gen-upper(2099 Genesis#1 (fb) - BTS) - As a favor for a friend, Suzanne and Mirielle stole two Storm-Richards personal stealth units. It took Suzanne four hours and two smart chips from Mirielle's old camera to lash together a missile.

(2099 Genesis#1) - Right in front of the Alchemax building, Suzanne launched the missile via her stealth unit, and  after it struck the tower, the two women high-fived each other, enjoying the work that they did.

Comments: Created by Michael Jan Friedman and Matt Ryan.

   This profile was completed 11/07/2025, but its publication was delayed as it was intended for the Appendix 25th anniversary 's celebratory event.

Profile by Snood.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Suzanne Carter
should be distinguished from:


images: (without ads)
2099 Unlimited#6/2, pg. 2, panel 2 (calves up oblique; lab coat);
          panel 3 (face);
       pg. 7. panel 4 (full, prof, casual);
2099 Apocalypse#1, pg. 20, panel 2 (broken glasses)

Appearances:
2099 Unlimited#6/2 "Galahad 2099" (October, 1995) - Michael Jan Friedman (writer), Matt Ryan (penciler), Gary Martin (inker), Joey Cavalieri (editor)
2099 Apocalypse#1 (December, 1995) - Warren Ellis (writer), Mark Buckingham & Kev Sutherland (artists), Joey Cavalieri (editor)
2099 Genesis#1 (December, 1995) - Warren Ellis (writer), Mark Buckingham & Kev Sutherland (artists), Joey Cavalieri (editor)

First posted09/12/2026
Last updated11/07/2025

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