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Marvel Comics   ยท   Earth-616

Simon Utrecht

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Simon Utrecht is the supervillain known as Vector, who has telekinetic and psychokinetic abilities.

Creators

  • Sal Buscema
    Sal Buscema
  • Bill Mantlo
    Bill Mantlo

Information

  • First Appearance
    The Incredible Hulk #254
    Dec 1980

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Personas

Vector
Vector

History

Simon Utrecht was a wealthy but unscrupulous businessman who was obsessed with gaining power. Convincing three others, Mike Steel, Ann Darnell and James Darnell, to go up into space in his privately-funded spacecraft to mimic the power and abilities of the Fantastic Four, who had gained their powers from cosmic rays. Utrecht and his crew passed through a cosmic radiation field, but were interrupted by the Hulk before they finished their experiment. They soon crashed back to Earth, much like the Fantastic Four themselves did. Upon seeing themselves after the crash, the quartet viewed themselves as freaks and monsters. Utrecht in particular blamed The Hulk because he believed with further exposure to the cosmic rays, they could have become "gods." The newly-christened U-Foes attacked The Hulk, which began years of hostilities between them.

The U-Foes became professional criminals, and clashed with many heroes including the Avengers.

Vector, along with the other U-Foes, registered under the Superhuman Registration Act, and served in Norman Osborn's forces, before joining the Hood's Gang.

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