ALL-HATE SQUAD
Membership: Able-Bodied Assassin, Aggressive Eleven, Atomic Lou, Babe Ruthless, Big Strong Man, Bigger Stronger Man, Biggest Strongest Man, Blacklung the Malady Man, Triggerman Carr, Chimpanzo Rex, Coin-Op Creeps, Crimeasaurus, Crimeasaurus Rex/Crimeasaurus Two, Doctor Anarchy and his Anger Gang, DoctOrangutan, Doctor Tricky, E-Coli, Fastman, Fear Man, Fisticuff-Woman, Generic Badguy, Gimmick, Gismotron, Glass-Eye Freddie, Human Wreck, Ill Billy, Katmandingo, Massive Globula, Meany, Metalhead, Mr. Density, Mr. Kill, Mr. Troublesome, Murder Girls, One-Man Atrocity, Plaid Bug, Plug-In Maniac, Polka Doctor, Punchout, Quickstart, Radio Head, Robot X, Roman Candle, Shiv, Shockjock, Slap Happy, Slugger, Stilt-Man, "S'umm A'lien J'erkk", Ursino, "Will Fight For Food", and more (more than a hundred members)
Purpose: To oppose Fight-Man
Affiliations: Hooded Eye (Kenny Liebman), Beverly Lacoco
Enemies: Agent X, Sandi Brandenberg, Fight-Man
Base of Operations: Delta City
First Appearance: Fight Man#1 (June, 1993)
History: (Fight Man#1) - The All-Hate Squad, with "a hundred new members," were hired by the Hooded Eye to kill Fight-Man. They planned to use the ten million dollar reward to complete their master plan: the utter destruction of France. They failed in both endeavors.
(Agent X#11) - The 'All-New All-Hate Squad' were hired by the Hooded Eye and Beverly Lacoco to kill Fight-Man and Agent X. They failed in both endeavors.
Comments: Created by Evan Dorkin & Pam Eklund.
Fight-Man's profile in Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 (October, 2008) revealed a lot of additional information on various members of the All-Hate Squad.
All the original info by Evan Dorkin provided by Ronald Byrd.
Profile by Mikel Midnight.
CLARIFICATIONS:
The All-Hate Squad should not be confused with:
Able-Bodied Assassin has no known connection to:
Aggressive Eleven has no known connection to:
Atomic Lou has no known connection to:
Babe Ruthless has no known connection to:
Big Strong Man, Bigger Stronger Man & Biggest Strongest Man have no known connection to:
Blacklung the Malady Man has no known connection to:
"Triggerman" Carr has no known connection to:
Chimpanzo Rex has no known connection to:
The Coin-Op Creeps have no known connection to:
Crimesaurus and Crimesaurus Rex have no known connection to:
Doctor Anarchy has no known connection to:
The Anger Gang has no known connection to:
Doctor Tricky has no known connection to:
E-Coli has no known connection to:
Fastman has no known connection to:
Fear Man has no known connection to:
Fisticuff-Woman has no known connection to:
Generic Badguy has no known connection to:
Gimmick has no known connection to:
Gismotron has no known connection to:
Glass-Eye Freddie has no known connection to:
Ill Billy has no known connection to:
Katmandingo has no known connection to:
Massive Globula has no known connection to:
Meany has no known connection to:
Metalhead has no known connection to:
Mr. Density has no known connection to:
Mr. Kill has no known connection to:
Mr. Troublesome has no known connection to:
Murder Girls have no known connection to:
One-Man Atrocity has no known connection to:
Plaid Bug has no known connection to:
Plug-In Maniac has no known connection to:
Polka Doctor has no known connection to:
Quickstart has no known connection to:
Radio Head has no known connection to:
Robot X has no known connection to:
Roman Candle has no known connection to:
Shiv has no known connection to:
Shockjock has no known connection to:
Slap Happy has no known connection to:
Slugger has no known connection to:
Stilt-Man has no known connection to:
(Matthew Harsh)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - Harsh was an obsessive-compulsive soldier-turned mercenary.
(Fight Man#1) - The Able-Bodied Assassin carries a large collection of concealed knives in his uniform. Fight-Man returned home only to discover that the Able-Bodied Assassin and the Polka Doctor had been invited in by his parents having claimed to be his friends. He defeated them very easily.
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Matthew Harsh
Ex-military, weapons expert, men's adventure and pulp novel enthusiast. His greatest weapon is perhaps his immense ego, which is also his worst enemy. He's also anal compulsive, and cannot stop equipping his creep-crawly skull outfit which is inundated with secret compartments and pockets for more and more arcane weapons and gadgets. He carries so many weapons and devices it often drags him down and impedes his abilities. Often forgets simple things like extra bullets or keys. Will not take advice or criticism.
Martial artist, boxer, marksman, all that dumb Punisher crap etc.
(Fight Man#1 - BTS) - Aggressive Eleven killed one of Fight-Man's former sidekicks, Kid Wipeout.
--Fight Man#1 - BTS
(Lou Messmer)
(Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - Atomic Lou murdered Fight-Man's sidekick, Kid Hit.
(Fight Man#1) - Accompanied by the Plug-In Maniac and the Massive Globula, he attacked Fight-Man during a business meeting. Fight-Man knocked him unconscious.
(Agent X#10) - Atomic Lou appeared in Fight-Man's case scrapbook;
he carries an energy rod which generates atomic power blasts and which
also regulated his own internal energies.
In a previous battle with Fight-Man, Atomic Lou lost one of
his energy rods, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($1500
asking price)
(Agent X#11) - Accompanied by Metalhead and the Massive Globula, he attacked Fight-Man and Agent X. Fight-Man shattered his energy control rod, causing him to reach critical mass and explode.
--Fight Man#1 (Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS, #1, Agent X#10-11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Lou Messmer
Atomic researcher and klutz, caused a lab accident that bombarded his body and an experimental mini-rod he was working on with radioactive energy. Awoke from coma with atomic channeling abilities and altered features. Would be extremely dangerous if he was more competent. Constantly breaks or misplaces his Atomic Rod, which he needs to focus and expend his atomic power. If his rod is damaged severely, it can affect Lou disastrously, causing him to go "critical" and lose his molecular stability for quite some time.
Energy blasts, flight
(Agent X#11 (fb) - BTS) - Babe Ruthless slit the throat of one of Fight-Man's kid sidekicks, Fight-Boy (Tyrone).
--Agent X#11 (fb) - BTS
Big Strong Man, Bigger Stronger Man, Biggest Strongest Man
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - DoctOrangutan augmented three steroid-powered fraternity brothers and turned them into Big Strong Man, Bigger Stronger Man and Biggest Strongest Man. Due to hormonal imbalances they often turned against each other.
(Fight Man#1) - Big Strong Man (Steve Kisto), Bigger Stronger Man (Tracey Griffin), and Biggest Strongest Man (Chuck Manassa) were founding members of the All-Hate Squad. They each are big and strong, with ascending heights and degrees of prowess. Fight-Man knocked the first two unconscious by slamming their heads together, and hit the third into the Hudson Insurance Building (which unfortunately fell over on him, knocking him out).
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Steve Kisto
Tracey Griffin
Chuck Manassa
Kisto, Griffin and Manassa were three frat brothers and members of the school football team who got involved in a game of one-upmanship taking large doses of experimental steroids (provided by DoctOrangutan, although a third party acted as middle man for the underground experiments on college athletes). The results caused the three young men to grow in size, depending on how much they had taken and how long they were on the program. The three often get into arguments and fights and have trouble working together because of their anger mismanagement, hormonal imbalances, and constant need to challenge one another to contests of strength and endurance.
All possess super strength and sturdiness, but have a number of weak spots in their makeup due to their imbalanced systems.
(Tristam Oberbeck)
(Agent X#11) - He was a member of the All-New All-Hate Squad hired by Hooded Eye and Beverly to kill Fight-Man and Agent X. Blacklung's 'hands of cancer' were chopped off by Agent X.
--Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin:
Tristam Oberbeck
Mutant infected with various forms of cancer that are benign to him but deadly to others. He inflicts various diseases on others with his "hands of cancer". Extorts money from potential victims, acts as an assassin, and was feared even among the underworld until Agent X severed both his hands. He is under observation in a government facility (wherever someone like him would be sent in the Marvel U) and is secretly attempting to spread disease through his spit and/or breath.
(Gerald Carr)
(Fight Man#1) - "Triggerman" Carr is handy with guns. Accompanied by Glass-Eye Freddie and Metalhead, he attempted to rob a woman of her purse, before being intercepted by Fight-Man who hit him hard enough to knock out both of his eyes, rendering him blind. Fight-Man quickly knocked him out.
--Fight Man#1
Original info by Evan Dorkin:
Gerald Carr
Small-time hood and enforcer who has record for most arrests of anyone in Delta City. For some reason Carr insists on wearing a domino mask while committing crimes even though he does nothing to keep his identity a secret.
(Fight Man#1) - Chimpanzo Rex appears to be a giant simian; he was one of the hundred or so members of the All-Hate Squad who were hired by the Hooded Eye to attack Fight-Man. He was defeated by Fight-Man.
--Fight Man#1
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - One-Man Atrocity created the rentable Coin-Op Creep robots.
(Fight Man#1) - The Coin-Op Creeps are at least five rentable robots, which can be activated by inserting coins into their chest plates (twenty-five cents for a half-hour). Kenny Liebman attempted to use them as a weapon of last resort against Fight-Man, only to find that he was lacking in change.
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - Increased misuse of the Coin-Op Creeps by the underworld led to the Robot Gang War. In the war's wake several robots were left hidden awaiting their activation.
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1, Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe HC#4 - Fight-Man
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Robot minions-for-rent provided by the One-Man Atrocity to generate extra income for his various projects. The machines can be rented by time or operated by inserting the correct amount of change into them. Once activated the renter can order them around based on voice recognition patterns. Later models used swipe cards to make them easier to use, but customers began to attempt to hotwire or reprogram them which led to the infamous Robot Gang War of 1997. After the War, and the subsequent arrests and deaths, demand went down and the Atrocity stopped manufacturing them. Some of them are undoubtedly still standing around in hidden places around Delta City waiting for action.
(Haru Takahashi)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - One-Man Atrocity created the Crimesaurus armor.
(Fight-Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - Crimeasaurus wore a dinosaur armor, which presumably grants heightened strength; he later rented it to Crimeasaurus Two.
--Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS ([Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1 (fb)]
(Spencer Breen)
(Fight Man#1) - Crimeasaurus Two wears a dinosaur costume, purchased from Crimeasaurus (Takahashi), which presumably grants heightened strength; he and The One-Man Atrocity invaded the office of Fight-Man's attorney, and Fight-Man managed to yank him out of his costume and toss him through a skyscraper.
(Agent X#11) - Renaming himself Crimeasaurus Rex he allied himself with the All-Hate Squad to assassinate Fight-Man. He eventually had an arm shot off by Agent X during a melee in downtown Delta City.
--Fight Man#1 (Fight Man#1, Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Spencer Breen
Breen bought the Crimeasaurus suit from Haru Takahashi, the inventor of the suit and also the original Crimeasaurus, who wished to retire from the crime game. Takahashi had commissioned the suit from Paul Lemonde, aka Dennis Richmond, aka the One-Man Atrocity. The Crimeasaurus suit is a local favorite amongst both the criminal underground and the public, as long as it's not doing anything to their property. It's likely to pass hands again, if it hasn't already, as there are many who want the suit, just to play around in, if nothing else.
The suit possesses superhuman strength, invulnerability, bullet-proff, tail attack, steel claws that can rend, suit can climb up buildings, breathe fire from its nostrils (which is like a dragon, not a dinosaur, as many have pointed out).
Doctor Anarchy and his Anger Gang
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - Doctor Anarchy employed Fisticuff-Woman.
(Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - Doctor Anarchy used an underground secret base from which to operate using his Anger Gang. When he was jailed for tax evasion, he rented the base to the Hooded Eye (Lieberman).
--Fight Man#1 ([Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1 (fb)]
(Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, Doctor Tricky lost his hypno-specs, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia.
--Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS
(Agent X#10 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, E-Coli lost his cosmic gas can, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($950 asking price)
--Agent X#10 (fb) - BTS
(Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, Fastman lost a bottle of his speed pills, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($5 each asking price)
--Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS
(Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, Fear Man lost his answering machinephone, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($10 asking price)
--Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS
(Vanessa Simmonds)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - DoctOrangutan augmented Fisticuff-Woman, who became an employee of Dr. Anarchy before he was imprisoned.
(Fight Man#1) - Fisticuff-Woman was a founding member of the All-Hate Squad, and appears to be nearly as good as Fight-Man at fisticuffs. Although briefly unable to strike back due to his 'superhero code' which disallows him from hitting girls, he was able to overcome this disability by using a magic marker to paint a beard and mustache on her face, renaming her "Fisticuff-Man."
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Vanessa Simmonds
Female criminal/moll transformed into a superhuman by DoctOrangutan. The experiment was backed by Dr. Anarchy in an attempt to develop an opponent that Fight-Man could not beat. Not only did Fisticuff Woman possess incredible strength and invulnerability, but Fight-Man's personal superhero code stipulates that he cannot hit women, giving her an uncommon edge over him. Unfortunately, Fisticuff Woman's powers were unstable due to the experimental nature of her transformation, and after beating Fight-Man handily in a confrontation; Fight-Man was able to escape her wrath. He hid until she was arrested robbing a convenience store in her uniform, her powers having apparently faded. Eventually she regained her powers, causing Fight-Man more grief during the Big Fight of Delta City, where a large part of the city's population attempted to kill Fight-Man for a bounty. He defeated her by drawing a moustache on her face and pretending she was Fisticuff Man.
(Fight Man#1) - Generic Badguy was one of the hundred or so members of the All-Hate Squad who were hired by the Hooded Eye to attack Fight-Man. His relationship to Generic Super-Hero, if any, is unknown. He was quickly defeated by Fight-Man.
--Fight Man#1
(Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, the Gimmick lost several of his poison bubbles, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($15 asking price)
--Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS
(Agent X#10 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, Gismotron lost his remote control, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($750 asking price)
--Agent X#10 (fb) - BTS
(Frederick Balzofiore)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - DoctOrangutan augmented Glass-Eye Freddie.
(Fight Man#1) - Glass-Eye Freddie sports a pair of cybernetic eyes. Accompanied by Metalhead and Triggerman Carr, he attempted to rob a woman of her purse, before being intercepted by Fight-Man who hit him hard enough to knock out both of his eyes, rendering him blind. Fight-Man absconded with one of the eyes for his eyes to sell as memerobilia.
Glass-Eye Freddie appeared in Fight-Man's case scrapbook.
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Fred Balzofiore
Small time hood and information-gatherer with augmented artificial eyes given to him by DoctOrangutan to replace those lost in a dart game grudge match held between rival Delta City gangs. Freddie's artificial eyes have little cameras in them, which lock into ports in his artificial sockets and send imagery to his rewired brain. His eyes can be removed and the images downloaded, they have limited memory. Unfortunately, as this was an early bio-engineering experiment of DoctOrangutan, the devices are biggy, they don't always transmit, rendering Freddie temporarily blind at inopportune moments, and the ports don't lock well, causing his eyes to fall out of his head with sometime very slight pressure.
Enhanced sight, self-contained image recording abilities
(William Williams)
(Agent X#11) - Ill Billy, the 'mutant yodeling human beatbox,' used a devastating sonic attack against Fight-Man and Agent X (as well as anyone else in downtown Delta City who happened to be in earshot).
Fight-Man and Agent X were unable to resist the sonic attack, until Agent X requested that Fight-Man rip his ears off.
Fight-Man shoved Agent X's ears into the resulting holes at his request. Insulated against Ill Billy's attack, Agent X was able to approach him from behind and knock him unconscious with a baseball bat.
--Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: William "Ill Billy" Williams
Mutant with devastating and destructive sonic powers achieved by yodeling and human beat-boxing along with his own personal mixed CDs, which he blasts over a portable boombox. Powers severely impaired after Agent X severed half his tongue.
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - Katmandingo and the bear-like Ursino were genetic creations created by DoctOrangutan and served as his assistants in Delta City.
(Agent X#11) - Katmandingo was one of the villains whom DoctOrangutan used as a power source to infuse Beverly Lacoco with super-abilities.
--Agent X#11 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Name unknown
Sentient cat-man-creature created by DoctOrangutan as a bodyguard. Had enhanced strength, agility, climbing abilities, night vision. Killed when DoctOrangutan leeched his powers to give Beverly LaCoco super-powers.
(Morgan Schenk)
(Fight Man#1) - The Massive Globula has the powers one would expect of a massive globula; accompanied by Atomic Lou and the Plug-In Maniac, he attacked Fight-Man during a business meeting. Fight-Man buried him alive in hot plastic.
(Agent X#10-11) - Accompanied by Atomic Lou and Plug-In Maniac, he attacked Fight-Man and Agent X. Fight-Man shattered Atomic Lou's energy control rod, causing him to reach critical mass and explode, and catching the Massive Globula in the impact.
--Fight Man#1 (Fight Man#1, Agent X#10-11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Morgan Schenk
Petty criminal shot and dumped in toxic waste by members of a rival Delta City gang. Unbeknownst to anyone, the chemical waste was from the Hooded Eye's lab. Mixed with river pollution and sewage, the cocktail transformed Schenk into a powerful, shape-shifting mass of mucus-like green muck. Schenk left unhinged by accident, often uses his abilities to create extra heads to talk and socialize with.
Shape-shifting, stretching, the globule mass can harden to deliver fist or hammer shaped blows, swirls around opponents to confuse, sicken or drown them, seeps under doorways
(Fight Man#1) - Meany wears a numbered football jersey labelled "Meany;" he was one of the hundred or so members of the All-Hate Squad who were hired by the Hooded Eye to attack Fight-Man. He was quickly defeated.
--Fight Man#1
(Joey Marone)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - Metalhead was augmented by DoctOrangutan.
(Fight Man#1) - Metalhead has, apparently, metallic skin. Accompanied by Glass-Eye Freddie and Triggerman Carr, he attempted to rib a woman of her purse, before being intercepted by Fight-Man who knocked him into the sky. Metalhead's comment, "Oh, cripes, not again," makes it evident he had encountered Fight-Man before, with similar results.
(Agent X#11) - Metalhead, along with several other villains, occupied the office of Delta City's mayor.
Metalhead arranged to be fired out of a cannon at Fight-Man at sixt miles per hour. Unfortunately, he led with his chin, and Fight-Man easily deflected his path upwards. He prayed to make the harbor on his way down.
Metalhead fell to Earth, landing atop the now-powered Beverly Lacoco, knocking her unconscious. Before he landed, she terminated his status as an employee.
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1, Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Joey Marone
Waterfront-based enforcer and collector with metal skin and giant studded steel metal head. Likes to ram or headbutt his victims and opponents. Found dying by DoctOrangutan, Marone was one of his first human experiments in super-engineering. No one is sure if Marone suffered brain damage from the treatment or was always a thickheaded imbecile.
Super strength, super invulnerability
(Gus Yaccarino)
(Agent X#11) - Mr. Density, along with several other villains, occupied the office of Delta City's mayor. When the Mayor of Delta City swore at Beverly Lacoco, she instructed Mr. Density to throw him out the window if he failed to silence himself. Asked whether he understood, Mr. Density replied, "Uhhh, yah, I fink so ... "
Mr. Density was one of the villains whom DoctOrangutan used as a power source to infuse Beverly Lacoco with super-abilities.
--Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Gus Yaccarino
Super-dense body, super-dense brain. A dim-witted, massively oversized enforcer and bodyguard used by reigning Delta City mobs for years. Can often be bought for food or trips to amusement parks. Likely a mutant. Was killed when DoctOrangutan leeched his power to give Beverly LaCoco super-powers.
Incredible strength, impenetrable skin with a gut that sucks in opponents fists, knives, bullets.
(Alex Guttman)
(Fight Man#1) - Mr. Kill was a toxin-spreading founding member of the All-Hate Squad. Hired by the Hooded Eye to kill Fight-Man he was quickly beaten by the hero alongside the rest of the All-Hate Squad.
--Fight Man#1
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Alex Guttman
Member of All-Hate Squad, purple armored guy on page 37 of FM#1, pointing at F-M. Armored villain whose specialty is poisons, toxins and gasses.
(Hank Sabin)
(Fight Man#1) - Mr. Troublesome has in place of hands, a pair of extendable "troublewrenches;" he appeared in Fight-Man's case scrapbook.
Mr. Troublesome was one of the hundred or so members of the All-Hate Squad who were hired by the Hooded Eye to attack Fight-Man. Fight-Man at one point absconded with a troublewrench as a piece of memorabilia.
--Fight Man#1
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Hank Sabin
F-M #1 page 10, seen in F-M's scrapbook. Delta City enforcer/hood with hooks for hands. Likes to snip off old ladies fingers if they don’t pay for protection. His own mother only has seven fingers.
(Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, one of the Murder Girls lost her laser compact, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($75 asking price)
--Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS
(Paul Lemonde aka Dennis Richmond)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - At some point Paul Lemonde worked for A.I.M. as a weapons designer. He left them on bad terms and moved to Delta City under the alias Dennis Richmond. As the One-Man Atrocity he became a weapons supplier to many of Fight-Man's enemies. Some of his inventions included the power-enhancing boxing gloves of Punchout (Ben Muldroon), the dinosaur-like Crimesaurus armor and the rentable Coin-Op Creep robots. He hopened to eventually fund a vengeance spree against his former employers at Advanced Idea Mechanics.
(Fight Man#1) - The One-Man Atrocity wears advanced armor; he and Crimeasaurus Two invaded the office of Fight-Man's attorney, and Fight-Man managed to destroy his armour with one blow from his fist.
(Agent X#11) - The One-Man Atrocity attempted to assassinate Fight-Man; he was defeated by Agent X swinging from a grapple-hook.
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1, Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Paul LeMonde, a.k.a Dennis Richmond
Former A.I.M. weapons designer. After receiving a mental blast rebuke from M.O.D.O.K. over a side comment he let loose during an inspection, Richmond faked his own death in order to escape the organization and strike out on his own. While often brilliant at designing personal weapons systems and armored suits, he's not nearly as good at using them, being a somewhat iffy combatant and a bit of a klutz. He also has problems with keeping within a budget now that he is no longer under the constraints of an overarching terrorist organization. He spends much of his time supplying others with weaponry and trying to raise enough money and resources to one day take aim at A.I.M., M.O.D.O.K, and various other enemies.
(Clifford Miles)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - The Plaid Bug was a gadget-wielding hero that turned villain.
(Fight Man#1) - The Plaid Bug appeared in Fight-Man's case scrapbook.
(Agent X#11) - The Plaid Bug allied himself with the All-Hate Squad to assassinate Fight-Man.
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1, Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Clifford Miles
Inventor of the Bug Costume, which he attempted to use to fight crime. After a miserable career of three months where he was beaten and bloodied by a number of Delta City's gang members, the Bug turned villain and joined the ranks of the underground. For a time he pretended to still be a crime-fighter, and used this pretense to lure police and other heroes into traps. Awarded "Worst Costume" several years running at the Delta City Crime Convention awards.
Flight, athletics, use of bug-related gadgets and weaponry that often misfire
(Herschell Muller)
(Fight Man#1) - The Plug-In Maniac is a cyborg who can fire missiles from his shoulders and probably has other armaments; he appeared in Fight-Man's case scrapbook.
(Fight Man#1) - Accompanied by Atomic Lou and the Massive Globula, he attacked Fight-Man during a business meeting. Fight-Man decapitated him, rendering him useless in battle.
(Agent X#10-11) - Accompanied by Atomic Lou and the Massive Globula, he attacked Fight-Man and Agent X. Fight-Man flew straight through Plug-in-Maniac's torso, which decapitated him.
--Fight Man#1 (Fight Man#1, Agent X#10-11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Herschel Mueller
Brilliant but imbalanced scientist/medical doctor obsessed with living forever. His family having a history of illness and dying young, he acted under the impression he would soon be dead and used shady means to continue his unorthodox research. Turned fully to crime to support his experiments in bio-engineering and the creation of the perfect cyborg vessel for the human brain. Designed weaponry and devices to rob and support his endeavors and lifestyle. Eventually put his brain where his mouth was and became the Plug-In Maniac, a super-strong and dangerously armed metal monster with Mueller's brain running the show. Unfortunately, the bulky frame couldn't perform further experiments, which has hampered his ability to perfect the design. Mueller has a collection of synthetic brains that he's downloaded his brainwaves into, allowing him to continue on even after the loss of his Maniac casing and brain.
Hates being called a "robot", prone to pointing out that he is a cyborg.
(Eugene Kinsolving)
(Fight Man#1) - The Polka Doctor makes use of his Hypno-Hate Wheel (similar to the Ringmaster's technology) to hypnotise his foes, whereupon he attacks them with a variety of medical implements; he appeared in Fight-Man's case scrapbook.
(Fight Man#1) - Fight-Man returned home only to discover that the Able-bodied Assassin and the Polka Doctor had been invited in by his parents having claimed to be his friends. He managed to resist the Doctor's Hypno-Hate Wheel (probably by being too stupid to hypnotise) and defeated them very easily. Hypno-Hate Wheel is likely a play on Hypno Love Wheel, which was a musical band of which I believe some Marvel staffers were once a part.
(Agent X#11) - The Polka Doctor was kicked in the head by Agent X during a battle in Delta City.
--Fight Man#1 (Fight Man#1, Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Eugene Kinsolving, M.D.
Former M.D. driven crazy by a combination of medical malpractice suits and prescription medication, Kinsolving went on a crime rampage outfitted with bizarre versions of his medical implements and a "Hypno-Hate Wheel" affixed to his reflector. No one has adequately explained his fascination with dots. Awarded "Worst Villain Alias" at the Delta City Crime Convention more than once.
(Ben Muldroon)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - One-Man Atrocity invented the power-enhancing boxing gloves of Punchout (Ben Muldroon).
(Fight Man#1 - BTS) - Fight-Man defeated Punchout at some point and kept his gloves as a trophy.
(Agent X#11) - Punchout was accidentally shot by One-Man Atrocity during the massive battle against Fight-Man and Agent X.
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, [Fight Man#1], Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Ben Muldroon
Guy with the giant boxing gloves first seen in F-M#1 page 37, member of the All-Hate Squad. Former boxer who cheated and was barred from the game, took up crime as revenge, enjoys hitting people, so continued with crime. Developed giant boxing gloves with the One-Man Atrocity that allow him to increase the power of his punches. He can be seen in AX #11 getting accidentally blasted by the One-Man Atrocity's arm blaster.
(Robert Nazario)
(Agent X#11) - Quickstart was one of the villains whom DoctOrangutan used as a power source to infuse Beverly Lacoco with super-abilities.
--Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Robert Nazario
AX#11, seen in the van with Dr. O and Beverly, he's second from the right, after Katmandingo. Speedy villain, mutant, thoughts never quite caught up to his movements so he often made judgement errors leading to his arrest/downfall. Was killed when DoctOrangutan leeched his speed powers for Beverly LaCoco.
(Lewis Milkey)
(Fight Man#1) - Radio Head (briefly known as Television Head) has a radio for a head; he appeared in Fight-Man's case scrapbook.
(Fight Man#1) - Radio Head was one of the hundred or so members of the All-Hate Squad who were hired by the Hooded Eye to attack Fight-Man.
--Fight Man#1
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Lewis Wendell Milkey
Broadcasting-obsessed criminal who decided to wear a bizarre helmet fashioned from a radio on his head when committing crimes. The radio allowed him to listen to police broadcasts and his favorite oldies stations while breaking into banks and safes, but the unwieldy mask often led to his walking into furniture and tripping over things. It also affected his aim and ability to fight. Tried for a time to employ a modified helmet that used radio waves to shoot energy beams at victims, but after several trials he only ended up shocking himself instead and burning his hair. Briefly became TELEVISION HEAD for a time in order to modernize. Attempted to sue the band Radiohead for copyright infringement, but this only led to his arrest on outstanding warrants.
(Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, Robot X lost his index finger, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($65 asking price)
--Fight Man#1 (fb) - BTS
(Armand Galante)
(Agent X#11) - Roman Candle, along with several other villains, occupied the office of Delta City's mayor.
Roman Candle appeared to have her arm broken off during an explosion in the battle with Agent X. She may be made of wax..
Apparently another version of Roman Candle was one of the villains whom DoctOrangutan used as a power source to infuse Beverly Lacoco with super-abilities. Gievn that Lacoco later manifested flame powers, she probably received them from Roman Candle.
--Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Armand Galante
Flame-powered mutant who wore a Roman Gladiator outfit and liked to shoot fire from his sword. Was killed when DoctOrangutan leeched his power to give Beverly LaCoco super-powers.
(Dominic LoPretto)
(Agent X#11 (fb) - BTS) - Shiv knifed two of Fight-Man's assistants, the Fight Twins (Fight-Boy and Fight-Girl), because Fight-Man called him a pansy.
(Agent X#10 (fb) - BTS) - In a previous battle with Fight-Man, Shiv lost one of his darts, which Fight-Man attempted to sell for memorobilia ($25 asking price)
Shiv contacted Agency X for the Hooded Eye to hire them to assassinate Fight-Man.
(Agent X#11) - Shiv, along with several other villains, occupied the office of Delta City's mayor. He kept an eye on Sandi Brandenburg, holding a knife to her throat.
She shot him and other villains (including the mayor) with a machine gun while Fight-Man and Agent X fought other villains nearby.
--Agent X#10 (fb) - BTS (Agent X#11 (fb) - BTS, Agent X#10 (fb) - BTS, Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Dominic LoPretto
Blade and knife expert/obsessive, inveterate murderer, assassin, and worse yet still, notoriously unhygienic. Didn't flinch when it came to killing two young twins he had kidnapped after Fight-Man called him a pansy during the stand-off. Shot to death by Sandi Brandenberg.
(Kenneth Sjolin)
(Agent X#11) - Shockjock was one of the villains whom DoctOrangutan used as a power source to infuse Beverly Lacoco with super-abilities. (with lightning on his chest)
--Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Kenneth Sjolin
AX#11, seen in the van with Dr. O and Beverly, he's third from the right, between the Roman Candle and Quickstart. Mutant with electrical powers, killed when DoctOrangutan leeched his energy and abilities to give Beverly LaCoco super-powers.
(Marvin Iggle)
(Agent X#11) - Slap Happy commenced rocketing rubber chickens at Fight-Man and Agent X.
Slapp Happy was disposed of by Agent X.
--Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Marvin Iggle
AX#11 – his weapons keep appearing and Agent X finally clocks him one on the page where it says "Last Stop, City Hall" in the upper left-hand side. Oppossite the Shadowruiheroclix ad.
(Dean Whittinger)
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man) - Whittinger was a disgraced baseball player, who used trick baseball bats and drugged cleats.
(Fight Man#1) - Slugger carried a baseball bat labelled "Slugg-O-Matic;" he was one of the hundred or so members of the All-Hate Squad who were hired by the Hooded Eye to attack Fight-Man.
(Agent X#11) - Slugger is inadvertently (or casually) killed by Blacklung's 'hands of cancer'.
--Fight Man#1 (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#4 - Fight-Man, Fight Man#1, Agent X#11
Original info by Evan Dorkin: Dean Whittinger
Can be seen in F-M #1 on page 33 during the bathroom invasion, returns in AX#11 during Blacklung sequence. Former AAA Delta City baseball player with promising career, laid low by steroid abuse, drinking and gambling. Made his own baseball outfit, and created his own set of trick baseball bats for committing crimes against the owners of his former team and the local sports commission. Also uses drugged cleats and explosive baseballs. His favorite weapon is the oversized "Slug-O-Matic" bat. Was touched, infected and killed by Blacklung The Malady Man in AX #11.
(Fight Man#1) - Stilt-Man was one of the hundred or so members of the All-Hate Squad who were hired by the Hooded Eye to attack Fight-Man. Which Stilt-Man this is, exactly, is unknown, although he probably downloaded the schematics of the suit off the internet.
--Fight Man#1
(Fight Man#1) - Some alien jerk Fight-Man beat up appeared in Fight-Man's case scrapbook.
--Fight Man#1
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(Agent X#11) - Ursino got beaten up by Fight-Man while Agent X fought Slap-Happy. Original info by Evan Dorkin: Name unknown |
(Fight Man#1) - "Will Fight For Food" carried a sign around his neck labelled "Will Fight For Food;" he was one of the hundred or so members of the All-Hate Squad who were hired by the Hooded Eye to attack Fight-Man.
--Fight Man#1
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Fight Man#1, p37, pan1 (main image)
Fight Man#1, p26, pan6 (Able-Bodied Assassin)
Fight Man#1, p11, pan1 (Atomic Lou)
Fight Man#1, p40, pan1 (Big Strong Man, Bigger Stronger Man, Biggest Strongest Man)
Agent X#11, p14, pan4 (Blacklung the Malady Man)
Fight Man#1, p1, pan5 ("Triggerman" Carr)
Fight Man#1, p34, pan2 (Chimpanzo Rex)
Fight Man#1, p46, pan3 (Coin-Op Creeps with Beverly & Hooded Eye)
Fight Man#1, p22, pan3 (Crimesaurus Two with Beverly & One-Man Atrocity)
Fight Man#1, p39, pan1 (Fisticuff-Woman)
Fight Man#1, p34, pan4 (Generic Badguy)
Fight Man#1, p1, pan5 (Glass-Eye Freddy)
Agent X#11, p15, pan1 (Ill Billy)
Agent X#11, p13, pan2 (Katmandingo)
Fight Man#1, p11, pan1 (Massive Globula)
Agent X#11, p8, pan1 (Metalhead)
Agent X#11, p8, pan3 (Mr. Density)
Fight Man#1, p37, pan1 (Mr. Kill)
Fight Man#1, p10, pan3 (Mr. Troublesome)
Fight Man#1, p22, pan3 (One-Man Atrocity with Beverly Lacoco)
Fight Man#1, p10, pan3 (Plaid Bug)
Fight Man#1, p11, pan1 (Plug-In Maniac)
Fight Man#1, p26, pan5 (Polka Doctor)
Agent X#11, p12, pan1 (Punchout)
Fight Man#1, p10, pan3 (Radio Head)
Agent X#11, p8, pan2 (Roman Candle)
Agent X#11, p8, pan1 (Shiv)
Agent X#11, p13, pan2 (Shockjock)
Agent X#11, p13, pan5 (Slap Happy)
Fight Man#1, p33, pan7 (Slugger)
Fight Man#1, p10, pan3 ("S'umm A'lien J'erkk")
Agent X#11, p13, pan5 (Ursino)
Fight Man#1, p35, pan1 ("Will Fight For Food")
Appearances:
Fight Man#1 (June, 1993) - Evan Dorkin (writer/pencils), Pam Eklund (inks), Fabian Nicieza (editor)
Agent X#10-11 (June-July, 2003) - Evan Dorkin (writer), Juan Bobillo (pencils), Marcelo Sosa (inks), Andrew Lis (editor)
First Posted: 01/07/2013
Last updated: 05/01/2025
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