Dr. Time clocks in

DOCTOR TIME

Real Name: Unrevealed

Identity/Class: Extradimensional (Earth-57780) human technology user

Occupation: Criminal

Group Membership: None

Affiliations: None

Enemies: Spider-Man, the Vision (android)

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: New York City, USA, Earth-57780

First Appearance: Spidey Super Stories#44/1 (January, 1980)

Powers/Abilities: Doctor Time is able to speed up or slow down time around himself within an unknown area of effect. The clock on his chest regulates the flow of time and can somehow absorb energy from other clocks to amplify his power. The hands on his chest mounted clock can project outward with the ability to grasp objects or lash out as an attack with the strength to cut easily through Spider-Man’s webbing.

Dr. Time stealing time

History:

(Spidey Super Stories#44/1) - The villain calling himself Doctor Time began a crime spree to steal all the clocks in New York City so as to increase his power in order to use it to become the “King of Time“ and rule the world. Having the ability to speed up and slow down time around himself, he was able to steal without being caught, but his actions were noticed by Spider-Man and the android Avenger, the Vision. Spider-Man was able to temporarily web Doctor Time up, but the criminal easily cut himself free using the hands on his chest-mounted clock. Time after time, he evaded the heroes' attempts to capture him by using his ability to speed up or slow down their attacks. Eventually, time ran out and his chest-mounted clock unrepentantly stopped and he was then quickly captured by the two heroes. The villain was then subsequently arrested and taken away by the police.

Dr. Time takes on Spidey and the Vision

Comments: Created by Alan Kupperberg (writer), Winslow Mortimer (pencils) and Ricardo Villa Monte (inks).

The story in some way resembles the Hostess advertisements, just longer and more drawn out.

Spidey Super Stories come from two sources. The first is a regular story with a well known guest star and villain while the other type revolves around characters and scripts from the Electric Company TV show.

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CLARIFICATIONS :
Dr. Time name has no known connections to:


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Spidey Super Stories#44/1, front cover (Doctor Time)

p5, panel 1 (stealing time)
p9, panel 3 (time to escape)


Appearances:
Spidey Super Stories#44/1 (January, 1980) - Alan Kupperberg (writer), Winslow Mortimer (pencils), Ricardo Villa Monte (inks), Deborah November (editor)


First Posted: 08/14/2007
Last updated: 08/14/2007

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