SLIME MAN

Real Name: Unrevealed

Identity/Class: Fringe character, possible human mutant or mutate (see comments)

Occupation: Superhero

Group Membership: None

Affiliations: None

Enemies: Doctor Bloom, Mister Meltdown, Professor Sting, the Slime Haters

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Unrevealed

First Appearance: Spider-Man Magazine I#5 (September, 1994)

Powers/Abilities: Slime Man can transform himself into a sticky, slime-like substance that he can utilize for a variety of effects, including assuming a humanoid form made of slime and projecting it to pin enemies where they stand.

Height: Unrevealed
Weight: Unrevealed
Eyes: (in slime form): Yellow
Hair: (in slime form): None

History: (Spider-Man Magazine I#5) - The man later known as Slime Man decided to use his ability to transform into a slimy substance to fight crime, earning him the enmity of criminals such as Mr. Meltdown, the Slime Haters, Dr. Bloom and Professor Sting.

Comments: Created by Alejandro Iglesias.

Slime Man was a product of the 1994 Spider-Man Magazine's "Create Your Own Super Hero or Super-Villain" section that ran in the earliest issues of the Magazine. In the case of Slime Man, he was created by (then) 9-year-old Alejandro Iglesias of Miami, Florida. As a fringe character, there is no evidence to say Slime Man is a native of Earth-616 but there is equally no evidence to support that he isn't either...

Slime Man's origins were never given so it's unclear whether Slime Man is a mutant, mutate or Inhuman...

Additionally, Slime Man was never seen next to any other character whose height and weight had been officially determined so his height and weight were impossible to determine. He was also never seen outside of his slime form so it is unrevealed what color his true eyes and hair are.

Ignore the tiny Spider-Man in the main image. He was part of a "Find all the Spider-Men" activity that ran throughout Spider-Man Magazine I#5. He is not there as a reflection of Slime Man's size...

Profile by Proto-Man.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Slime Man has no known connections to:

• Slime, Team America foe @ Team America I#6
  
• Slime, Hellbent, killed by Nightshadow @ Marc Spector: Moon Knight I#59
• Slime, Spider-Man character @ Spectacular Spider-Man I#215
• Slime of Earth-11911, mutated jellyfish, Super Hero Squad foe @ Marvel Super Hero Squad II#3
  
• Slimeball, mutant, Children of Heaven, stayed with those who remained together after Phillip's defeat @ X-Factor I#47
• slime creature of the Hyborian era, dwelled on the Monolith & consumed those trapped there, burnt by Conan @ The Curse of the Monolith
• "Slime Creature," Presence creation/foe @ Defenders I#62
• Slimeface, Dorkham Asylum inmate, composed of shapeshifting amorphous slime @ Sensational She-Hulk I#19
  
• Slime Thing, extraterrestrial lifeform @ Sub-Mariner I#72
• Sludge (Frank Hoag) of Earth-93060/Ultraverse, a similar blue slime man @ Sludge I#1
  
• or any other "Slime" or "Man" characters

Doctor Bloom

Doctor Bloom was a known enemy of Slime Man.

--Spider-Man Magazine I#5 - BTS

Mister Meltdown

Mister Meltdown was a known enemy of Slime Man.

Professor Sting

Professor Sting was a known enemy of Slime Man.

The Slime Haters

The Slime Haters were known enemies of Slime Man.

images: (without ads)
Spider-Man Magazine I#5, p14, splash page (Slime Man, main image)

Appearances:
Spider-Man Magazine I#5 (September, 1994) - "Create Your Own Super Hero or Super-Villain: Slime Man" - Alejandro Iglesias (writer, art), Michael Teitelbaum (editor)

First Posted: 12/13/2019
Last updated: 12/13/2019

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