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Un-Men

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Image:Quote1.pngHow'd they get like this?Image:Quote2.png: Heather Jo
Image:Quote1.pngGenetic engineering - the translocation of phenomenal genetic material from one species to another.Image:Quote2.png: Anton Arcane


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Un-Men

Name
Un-Men
Aliases

Identity

Affiliation

Universe

Base Of Operations
Mobile

BodyType
Various; although Un-Men demonstrate random human characteristics, they are always gruesome, distorted mockeries of a normal human being.

AvgHeight
Various

AvgWeight
Various

Eyes

Hair

Number of Limbs

Number of Fingers

Number of Toes

Special Adaptations
Some Un-Men are known to possess unique physical characteristics such as telescoping eye-stalks, facial probiscus, tails, insectoid limbs, bi-sected or distended abdominal regions, superfluous vestigial limbs etc.

Origin
Origin
Scientific experimentation

HomePlanet

Place of Birth

Creators

First appearance

Contents

History

The evil scientist Anton Arcane manipulated the genetic stock of random humans, creating a subspecies race of mutated freaks. These freaks, termed the Un-Men, often followed Arcane's orders, but were typically too dim-witted to think for themselves. Arcane's earliest experiments with the Un-Men took place in Berlin, Germany in 1945 when Arcane served as a Nazi officer. He used human resources from concentration camps to stitch together his first prototype experiments. [1] Decades later, Alec Holland, better known as the Swamp Thing, first encountered the Un-Men while fighting Arcane in his ancestral castle in Bavaria. [2] He later encountered an older group of Un-Men living in the swamps of New Orleans. [3]

Second Generation

In February of 1969, the United States government sent a team of scientists under the auspices of the United States Army to New Orleans to investigate Un-Men sightings. The project leader was a geneticist named Doctor David Manguy. They rounded up a group of Un-Men and sequestered them inside of an old barracks. Manguy's team performed various experiments on the Un-Men including, but not limited to, vivisection. While the motives of the other scientists remain unknown, Manguy believed that by studying these tortured creatures, he could divine a means to cure all physical deformities. To this end, the team began breeding Un-Men, giving rise to a second generation of abnormal mutations. With fresh genetic stock to work with, Manguy developed a serum that would isolate and ultimately destroy the trace elements that caused random physical deformities. Of the second generation of Un-Men, only thirteen survived the process, and of those thirteen, only one appeared to respond positively to the treatment - Damien Kane. Kane appeared as a normal, healthy baby boy. The United States Army monitored Kane for the next two decades. They never revealed his true origins to him, and even fabricated his past, telling him that his parents died in a plane crash over Central America. In 1994 however, that process that kept Kane's human appearance began to go into regression. He was brought to Doctor Manguy's office, and the guilt-ridden doctor finally told Damien the truth about his Un-Men heritage. [4]

Powers and Abilities

Powers

None known.

Abilities

None known.

Average Strength level

Most Un-Men possesses a strength level similar to that of an average adult human, though some have been known to possesses superhuman strength.

Weaknesses

None known.

Habitat

Habitat: Un-Men can survive in nearly any habitat, but tend to prefer dark environs, far away from humanity.
Gravity: Earth gravity
Atmosphere: Earth atmosphere
Population: Population of this race is unknown.

Miscellaneous

Type of Government: None; Un-Men are typically subservient to the will of Anton Arcane.
Level of Technology: Technology level unknown.
Cultural Traits: Cultural traits unknown.
Representatives: Anton Arcane, Crassus, Damien Kane, Gregori Arcane


Notes

  • No special notes.


Trivia

One of Anton Arcane's Un-Men from the 1982 film Swamp Thing


See Also

Links and References

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