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Awesome Android Real Name: Search for 'Awesome Android' on Amazon Powers: Andy can mimic the attributes of others on contact: one ability at a time for about an hour. It can expel winds from its "mouth" at 180 mph, shape its fists into weapons, split into several smaller forms, and expand its overall size by 10 percent. Powered by atomic energy, Awesome Andy is most vulnerable at the motor nerve terminal under each armpit. Mute, Andy communicates via a chalkboard-like necklace. Bio: Stealing Reed Richards' patented DNA research and artificial life form designs, the Mad Thinker spliced unstable molecules into the DNA patterns of an ape to construct the Awesome Android. This android battled the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, Iron Man (Tony Stark), and the space knight Rom on the Thinker's behalf, meeting defeat each time. Disgusted, the Thinker ordered the Android to remain out of his sight. The Android deactivated in a Mayfield, Ohio barn, briefly fighting Captain America upon discovery until revealing that it would shut down if left alone. Eventually reprogrammed by the synthetic Super-Adaptoid, which had the copied the Fixer's technological skill, it fought Avengers solo and with the Heavy Metal robot team before being decapitated by Namor. The Android's body was placed in a special containment facility in Fort Meade, Maryland. Some time later, the Android was sent by Machinesmith to distract the reserve Avengers while other synthetic villains escaped confinement. It was neutralized by Captain Marvel (Monica Rambeau) and Firebird. The Thinker eventually reclaimed the Android and sent it to kidnap Franklin Richards, whose parents were stranded on an alternate Earth. The Thunderbolts prevented the abduction, defeating the Android and a robotic Thinker replica. The Android was placed as an exhibit on the convention floor (as back-up in the Thinker and Red Skull's plot to enslave the Avengers with microbial nanites) at San Diego's Comic-Con International, but the Fantastic Four foiled the villains' plans. The Gideon Trust later used the Android as a security device in their New York City headquarters, the Gideon Tower, where it battled Human Torch (Johnny Storm), She-Hulk (Jen Walters), Namorita, and Ant-Man (Scott Lang). Somehow the Android developed sentience, and the New York law firm of Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg, & Holliway emancipated it from Thinker, got it American citizenship, and hired it. Nicknamed "Awesome Andy," it moved into the Excelsior apartments with Ditto, the firm's shape-shifting process server. When a robotic Thinker replica orchestrated a breakout at the experimental super-villain prison the Big House, Andy rejected his former master's orders and turned on him. Most recently, when Titania (Mary MacPherran) attacked the law firm, Andy intervened and was decapitated. Repaired by Mr. Fantastic, Andy returned to work but cut ties with Ditto, whose cowardice had helped make Titania's assault possible. Notes: First Appearance: Fantastic Four (1961) #15 Favorite Characters: Awesome Android is a favorite character of 2 users View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z (2006) Avengers (2010) Avengers Spotlight (1989) Avengers/JLA (2003) Captain America (1968) Captain America (1998) Deadpool (2008) Deadpool Killustrated (2013) Die Fantastischen Vier Comic-Taschenbuch (1979) Fall of the Hulks: Alpha (2010) Fall of the Hulks: Gamma (2010) Fantastic Four (1961) Fantastic Four (1998) Fantastic Four Adventures (2005) Fantastic Four vs. X-Men (1987) FF (2011) G.L.A. (2005) Heroes for Hire (1997) Hulk (2008) Marvel Fanfare (1982) Marvel Masterworks (1987) Marvel Team-Up (1972) Marvel Universe: The End (2003) Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z (2008) ROM Spaceknight (1979) She-Hulk (2004) She-Hulk (2005) Tales of Suspense (1959) The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) The Avengers (1963) The Marvel Encyclopedia (2006) The Mighty World of Marvel (2003) The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition (1985) The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Master Edition (1990) The Very Best of the X-Men (1994) Thunderbolts (1997) World War Hulks (2010) X-Club (2012) X-Men: First Class (2007) X-Men: To Serve And Protect (2011)Group Affiliation(s): Gideon Trust Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg & Holliway (GLK&H) Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None. < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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