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Marvel Boy (Marvel)(05 - Vance Astrovik) Real Name: Vance Astrovik Search for 'Marvel Boy (Marvel)(05 - Vance Astrovik)' on Amazon Powers: Vance is an extremely powerful and skilled mutant telekinetic, able to levitate and manipulate objects with his mind. By using his ability on himself, he is capable of flying with great speed and maneuverability, and can carry other people and masses aloft with him. In addition to more complex or subtle operations, he can channel his power into basic feats such as defensive screen or blasts of tremendous force. Bio: Vance Astrovik was a normal teen who found himself secretly protected by the Guardians of the Galaxy, a group of superheroes from an alternate future who feared Vance was a target of the villainous Korvac. Upon meeting Vance Astro, the Guardian who happened to be an alternate-future version of himself, Vance experienced a mental shock that caused his mutant powers to emerge. Vance had often been abused by his father throughout his childhood, but his powers led to more abuse from his father, a violent anti-mutant bigot. Vance soon ran away from home and eventually ended up adventuring alongside the Thing, who was taking a leave of absence from the Fantastic Four. Calling himself Marvel Boy, Astrovik joined the Thing as a member of the Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation before finally parting ways. Vance, as Marvel Boy, later tried to join the Avengers, but was told by his hero, Captain America, that he needed more experience. Feeling rejected and embarrassed, Vance was then approached by Night Thrasher and Nova, who were forming their own team called the New Warriors. Vance quickly became one of the Warriors' most stalwart members and met fellow mutant Firestar, with whom he developed a romantic relationship. Returning home for a brief period, Vance was struck again by his father, and, when retaliating with his powers, Vance killed him. His mother pressed charges, and Vance was arrested, serving time for murder. Later released for good behavior, Vance adopted a new guise as Justice, and rejoined the New Warriors, often serving in leadership roles. Firestar eventually asked Vance to marry her. (For continued Bio, see Justice). Notes: First Appearance: Giant-Size Defenders (1974) #5 Other Identities: Justice (Marvel) Favorite Characters: Marvel Boy (Marvel)(05 - Vance Astrovik) is a favorite character of 4 users View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  Avengers Forever (1998) Captain America Drug War (1994) Captain America Goes to War Against Drugs (1990) Civil War: Front Line (2006) Damage Control (vol. 3) (1991) Danny Fingeroth's Write Now! (2002) Destructor Nocturno (1994) Fantastic Four (1961) Giant-Size Defenders (1974) Guardians of the Galaxy (1990) Marvel Age (1983) Marvel Divas (2009) Marvel Holiday Special (1991) Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) Marvel Two-In-One (1974) Marvel: The Year-in-Review (1989) Night Thrasher (1993) Nova (1994) Nova (2007) Slapstick (1992) The Avengers (1963) The Defenders (1972) The New Mutants (1983) The New Warriors (1990) The Thing (1983) Thor (1966) Uncanny X-Men (1963) Web of Spider-Man (1985) Wolverine Encyclopedia (1996) X-Factor (1986)Group Affiliation(s): New Warriors (Marvel) Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation (UCWF) 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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