MINDCONTROLLER

Real Name: Unrevealed

Identity/Class: Fringe character, possible robot (see comments)

Occupation: Superhero

Group Membership: None

Affiliations: None

Enemies: Dr. Wrench and his team

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Unrevealed

First Appearance: Spider-Man Magazine I#8 (December, 1994)

Powers/Abilities: Mindcontroller can utilize his remote control hands to control the minds of his enemies. By turning on his special television set head, Mindcontroller can discern the location of anything he is searching for.

Mindcontroller also possesses television sets for feet.

Height: Unrevealed
Weight: Unrevealed
Eyes: Black
Hair: None

History: (Spider-Man Magazine I#8) - Mindcontroller used his technological abilities to fight criminals such as Dr. Wrench and his team.

Comments: Created by Anna Moore.

Mindcontroller was a product of the 1994 Spider-Man Magazine's "Create Your Own Super Hero or Super-Villain" section that ran in most earlier issues of the Magazine. In Mindcontroller's case, he was created by then-12-year-old Anna Moore of Bethel, Ohio. As a fringe character, Mindcontroller was not confirmed to exist on Earth-616 but there was also nothing to say he did not exist on Earth-616 either...

Mindcontroller's height and weight were impossible to approximate, as he was never seen next to any character whose height and weight had been officially determined.

Mindcontroller's origin was never given but it seems likely, given the television set head and remote control hands, that he was a robot of some sort.

Profile by Proto-Man.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Mindcontroller has no known connections to:

• Mindbender, criminal with glowing brain mask, Spider-Man foe @ Peter Parker the Spectacular Spider-Man I#1
  
• Mindblast (Danielle Forte), telekinetic mutant, Femme Fatales member @ Amazing Spider-Man I#340
• Mind-Master (Ruffio Costa), Maggia associate @ Daredevil I Annual#4
• Mindmaster device, item used by Magneto to enslave minds @ Look & Find X-Men
• Mindmeld, mind-merging former agent of Shinobi Shaw @ X-Force I#62
• Mind Monitor, intelligent computer, masqueraded by demon & worshipped by Brotherhood of Hades, destroyed by Machine Man @ 2001: A Space Odyssey I#10
• Mind-Monster, creature summoned by Merlyn to test Captain Britain @ Captain Britain I#33
• Mindrot of Earth-928, dormant extraterrestrial awakened by Hellrock's pollution circa 2099 @ Ravage 2099 I#32
• Mindscan of Earth-691, Mutants of Haven, Rancor's lieutenant, telepathic projecting empath @ Guardians of the Galaxy I#8
• Mind's Eye (Meacham), Legion of Vengeance, temporarily empowered by D'Kay, telepath, believed himself able to see hidden truths @ Marvel Comics Presents I#113
• Mindsinger (Gregor Bukharov), Young Gods, poet, former Russian student circa 18th century @ Thor I#300
• Mindstar (Silas Warden), mystic assassin, empowered by Anubis @ Son of Satan I#5
• Mindstorm, former Hydra & AIM agent, later Red Skull agent, killed by Nick Fury @ Marvel Super-Heroes III#4
• Mindstorm (Sarah Jessup), killed by Controller, releasing rampant mental energy @ Iron Man I Annual#15
• Mind-Wave (Eric Gelden), criminal, battled Daredevil & Uri Geller, former associate of Esper-Ts, killed by Scourge of the Underworld @ Daredevil I#133
• Mindwave, superhuman, surrendered to Thunderbolts, used telepathic powers in combination with other captives to drive Thunderbolts mad until killed by Bullseye @ Thunderbolts I#116
• Mindwolf (Mikhail Petrov) of Earth-148611, Siberian Project, killed Emmett Proudhawk, rendered comatose by Psi-Hawk @ Psi-Force I#1
• Mind Woman, Transformation Girl foe @ Spider-Man Magazine I#6
  
• Mindworm (William Turner), telepathic mutant, temporarily defeated by Spider-Man, increased hostility, possibly killed in psychic backlash during a mugging @ Amazing Spider-Man I#138
  
• or any other "Mindcontroller" characters

Dr. Wrench

Dr. Wrench and his team are known enemies of Mindcontroller.

--Spider-Man Magazine I#8 - BTS

images: (without ads)
Spider-Man Magazine I#8, p14, splash page (Mindcontroller, main image)

Appearances:
Spider-Man Magazine I#8 (December, 1994) - "Create Your Own Super Hero or Super-Villain: Mindcontroller" - Anna Moore (writer, art), Michael Teitelbaum (editor)

First Posted: 01/18/2020
Last updated: 01/18/2020

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