Unknown Soldier II (New Earth)
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History
History of character is unknown.Powers and Abilities
Powers
The Unknown Soldier is the benefactor of a bio-restorative formula that increases muscle density, accelerates the healing process and retards the aging process. The Unknown Soldier is immune to most poisons and diseases. It is believed that he may in fact be immortal.Abilities
- Disguise
- Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)
- Military Protocol
- Surveillance
- Vehicle Combat
Strength level
Peak Condition: Due to his advanced training in combination with the bio-restorative formula in his veins, the Unknown Soldier is in peak physical condition, able to lift double his own body weight.
Paraphernalia
Weapons
The Unknown Soldier has made use of a wide variety of weapons over the years, including:
- Uzi
- AK-47
Notes
- This version of the Unknown Soldier was created by Jim Owsley and Phil Gascoine. It has never been satisfactorily established if this version of the character is the same Unknown Soldier who operated during World War II. It is known that the original Soldier died in Berlin at the end of the war, however the modern version of the Soldier claims to be immortal, and may have possibly survived his supposed death in 1945. The original Unknown Soldier was created by Joe Kubert.
Trivia
Identities
The following is a list of aliases that this version of the Unknown Soldier has used over the years. Currently, the list is incomplete.
- Arthur Wilson
- Jack Helfer
- Soviet Colonel
- Captain Richard Miller
See Also
- Discuss Unknown Soldier II (New Earth) on the forums
- Appearances of Unknown Soldier II (New Earth)
- Character Gallery: Unknown Soldier II (New Earth)
- Quotations by Unknown Soldier II (New Earth)
- Images featuring Unknown Soldier II (New Earth)
Links and References
Footnotes
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