BERECZ

Real Name: Berecz (first name unrevealed)

Identity/Class: Human (unrevealed citizenship)

Occupation: Mercenary

Group Membership: Silver Wolf's mercenary organization (Silver Wolf/Andreas Vadas, Joannes Boros, Jaworski, Artur Sobczak, others);
    formerly Silvers Sable's Wild Pack

Affiliations: Sword of Glory

Enemies: Kirk Applewood, Dominic Fortune, Sam Kurokawa, "Bad" Sebastian, Silver Sable (Silver Sablinova)

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Mobile;
   formerly Symkaria, Middle Europe

First Appearance: Silver & Fortune#4 (June, 2006)

Powers/Abilities: As a member of the Wild Pack, Berecz underwent an extensive training in hand-to-hand combat techniques and the use of firearms.
His skills were probably not so honed nor valuable, considering the low quality reached by the Wild Pack members while Vadas' messed with the organization.

Height: Unrevealed (5'9"; by approximation)
Weight: Unrevealed (170 lbs.; by approximation)
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Brown

History:
(Silver & Fortune#1 - BTS) - Berecz worked for Silver Sable and her Wild Pack when he decided to change his loyalty. Convinced by Andreas Vadas, traitor and second-in-command at Silver Sable International, Berecz started to follow Vadas' agenda.

    Berecz was only one of the first Wild Pack members to join Vadas in a plot that connected them all to a terrorist organization called the Sword of Glory.

   Vadas' team orchestrated the kidnapping and of people and turn them into sleeper assassins without will by injecting them with a serum.

(Silver & Fortune#1 (fb) - BTS) - Berecz was fired by Silver Sable. She scared him so much that he jumped out of the window.

(Silver & Fortune#1 - BTS / Silver & Fortune#4 (fb) - BTS) - Berecz was assigned by Vadas to find a suitable sleeper agent who could kill Kirk Applewood if necessary. Applewood, vice president of Smith-Locke Aerospace was investigating the illicit export activity of weapons by Smith-Locke to the terrorists of the Sword of Glory. The murder of Applewood would have been a sort of bonus in the business between Silver Wolf and the Sword of Glory.

   Unaware that some of those illegal activities had already been uncovered and recorded by "Bad" Sebastian, a private investigator, Berecz managed to meet Sam Kurokawa at Smith-Locke Aerospace in Biloxi, Mississippi.

   Sam was a marketing advisor at Smith-Locke, who was chosen by Berecz because she worked in close proximity with Applewood; she could become the perfect killer. Berecz injected Sam with the serum and programmed her with and conditioned her to respond to a triggering phrase. When the the triggering phrase that would activate her. The serum would condition Sam to the point of killing one of the people closest to her.
    Sam continued her normal life, unaware that she had become a sleeper assassin.

(Sable & Fortune#1-3 - BTS) - Silver Sable, helped by Dominic Fortune and Jasper Angevine, discovered the Wild Pack's illegal activities and killed the leader of Sword of Glory. They managed to send an abort command to all the rogue Wild Pack agents involved in the control of the sleeper assassins.

(Sable & Fortune#4 - BTS) - Berecz messed things up. When he received the abort command he wrongly assumed that it was the go order, so he activated Sam Kurokawa. Sam killed Applewood and then fled to San Diego. Berecz did not follow her because the mission had been completed.

(Sable & Fortune#4) - Two days later, in a safehouse in Budapest, the ex-Wild Pack member was captured and battered by Silver Sable. Dominc Fortune and Sable were tracking down all the sleeper agents, in order to shut the terror operation down. Berecz' confession helped Sable and Fortune to find Kurokawa and inject her with the antidote.

Comments: Created by Brendan Cahill and Laurenn McCubbin.

Yes, Berecz misread the written order. A very high quality of duty was present in the Wild Pack in those days. No wonder that Silver Sable dissolved the Wild Pack.

Profile by Spidermay.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Berecz has no known connections to:

• any other character with a similar name

images: (without ads)
Sable & Fortune#4, p11, pan1 (main image)
Sable & Fortune#4, p12, pan5 (head shot)

Appearances:
Sable & Fortune#4 (June, 2006) - Brendan Cahill (writer), Laurenn McCubbin (artist), Lee Loughridge (colors), Jon Barber (editor)