LADY STILT-MAN
Real Name: Unrevealed
Identity/Class: Human technology user
Occupation: Criminal
Group Membership: None
Affiliations: Avalanche, Bombshell, Bushmaster, Crossfire, Death-Stalker, Headhunter, Man-Ape, Mole Man, Moloids, Monster (Brady Breidl), Nightshade, Purple Man, Shocker (Herman Schultz), Sidewinder (Gregory Bryan), Speed Demon, Tiger Shark
Enemies: Deadpool (Wade Wilson), Heroes for Hire (Black Panther (T’Challa), Silver Sable), Misty Knight, Paladin, Puppet Master, Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: Stilt-Girl, Stilt-Man, Stilt-Woman
Base of Operations: New York City, USA
First Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man I#611 (January, 2010)
Powers/Abilities: Much like the original Stilt-Man (or the other Stilt-Men), Lady Stilt-Man possesses body armor and hydraulic stilts that can extend for undetermined lengths, propelling her into the air and allowing her to stomp on the ground really hard. Her stilts are especially bendy.
History:
(Amazing Spider-Man I#611) - Lady Stilt-Man grew weary of hearing Spider-Man whine about Wednesdays while she tried to entangle him in her stilts. She screamed her name repeatedly, saying it was an homage to the original Stilt-Man and that she planned to usher in a new age of crime. As Spider-Man kept taunting her, she fought through a face full of webbing and stuck her foot in a giant high heel (that had been on a shoe truck). This knocked her off-balance and she fell on her face when her other leg landed in an open sewer hole (prepared by Deadpool). As Lady Stilt-Man wailed in shame, Spider-Man and Deadpool began fighting, leaving her behind.
(Many Loves of Spider-Man#1/3) - Spider-Man webbed Lady Stilt-Man to the wall after a second heist.
(Villains for Hire .1 (fb) – BTS) – Using the name Stilt-Man at times, Lady Stilt-Man was hired by Sidewinder (Gregory Bryan) to steal several pieces of rare art and take them to the subways, where she would pass them off to her allies, the Moloids.
(Villains for Hire .1) – When Silver Sable flew by on mechanical wings, Stilt-Man punched her from the air then went rushing off for the subway. Black Panther tracked her there and called her Stilt-Man, which she said she could go by since it was the 21st Century. She held him off with a series of powerful kicks, smashing windows and putting the civilians at risk, but he still defeated her. Before she fell unconscious, she stopped the subway and tossed the container to the Moloids.
(Villains for Hire#2) – Misty Knight hired Lady Stilt-Man and Speed Demon to join her team with Tiger Shark, Bombshell, Nightshade, and Crossfire, to battle operatives of Purple Man and Headhunter, including Bushmaster, the female Death-Stalker, and Monster. Lady Stilt-Man fought Bushmaster angrily, and soon Speed Demon escaped with the acquired Adamantium chips.
(Villains for Hire#3) – Purple Man sent Tiger Shark, Shocker, Avalanche, Monster, Bombshell, Scourge, Death-Stalker, and Bushmaster to Misty’s headquarters, where Lady Stilt-Man, Crossfire, Speed Demon, and the new Man-Ape. During the massive fight, they convinced Lady Stilt-Man and Man-Ape to join Purple Man’s side; Crossfire was shot down, and Tiger Shark savagely ripped off Misty’s cybernetic arm. Purple Man and Headhunter revealed themselves just as they learned Puppet Master was behind Misty’s actions.
(Villains for Hire#4) – Puppet Master briefly asserted control of the villains, but Purple Man and Headhunter countered them. The villains savagely battled, but Lady Stilt-Man escaped.
Comments: Created by Joe Kelly (writer) and Eric Canete (art).
Profile by Chadman.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Lady Stilt-Man is loosely connected to, but should not be confused with
And should not be confused with
images:
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Amazing Spider-Man I#611, p9, pan2 (main)
Many Loves of Spider-Man#1, p37, pan1 (2nd)
Appearances:
Amazing Spider-Man I#611 (January, 2010) - Joe Kelly
(writer), Eric Canete (penciler/inker), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Many Loves of Spider-Man#1/3 (July, 2010) - Roger Stern (writer), Ron
Frenz (penciler), Victor Olazaba (inker), Tom Brennan, Jody LeHeup
(editors)
Villains
for Hire .1 (December, 2011) – Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning (writers),
Renato Arlem (penciler/inker), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Villains
for Hire I#2-4 (March-May, 2012) – Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning (writers),
Renato Arlem (penciler/inker), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Last updated: 04/23/12
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