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Gideon Mace

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Gideon Mace is a trained soldier and a skilled strategist. He is an excellent shot with his left hand and an adept unarmed fighter. His right hand has been replaced by a foot-diameter titanium steel, spiked mace, which has also been adapted to spray chemical mace or to fire like a cannonball from his
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for insubordination, mental incompetence, and suspicion of combat activity independent of orders. Mace replaced his lost hand with a spiked mace, and formed a private army by recruiting ex-soldiers loyal to him. Needing financing, he arranged Operation Overpower by enlisting disgruntled veterans,
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to him by claiming he had recovered the weapon and would detonate it. Cage worked with Burgandy—a former agent of Mace's who turned against him after learning her husband had died in Mace's unauthorized mission—to expose Mace's plans. Mace next convinced illicit organizations, such as the
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for a day by seizing control of strategic points throughout the city. Mace secretly intended them to be decoys, diverting police away from Wall Street while his elite troops looted it. When one veteran, Owen Ridgely, learned of Mace's true goals, he sought help from
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Colonel Gideon Mace led his men on an unauthorized assault against an enemy village, during which a mine destroyed his right hand. He was dishonorably discharged on the orders of General
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as his first target, murdering most of Ayala's immediate family to lure the hero into his trap and shoot him. Mace's men dumped Ayala out of a speeding car outside the
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Gideon Mace was killed by a mysterious creature, which tore out his heart. The creature began growing a new body for Mace using his heart.
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arrived and defeated him when DW covertly rewired a sound system, allowing the townspeople to hear Mace's plans.
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and Halwani Freedom Front, to fund him in targeting and murdering costumed heroes. He chose the
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offices, in front of photographer Peter Parker, secretly
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at The Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe
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and a friend of Ayala's. Spider-Man found Mace in a
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Publisher
Marvel Comics
First appearance
Archie Goodwin
George Tuska
Human
United States Army
Maggia
American comic books
Marvel Comics
William Westmoreland
Manhattan
Luke Cage
Hudson River
"DW" Griffith
U.S. Army
Bermuda
Chicago
Maggia
White Tiger (Hector Ayala)
Daily Bugle
Spider-Man
National Guard
Hawkeye
The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
William Cross
Luke Cage: Power Man
Luke Cage: Hero for Hire
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man

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