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prior to a television broadcast that would provide the necessary microwaves for Weems to restore himself. This initially caused Weems great pain, but then, instead of curing him, caused him to increase in size and power. He revealed that his true intent had never been to be cured, but to transform
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Weems kidnapped Killer Shrike and brought him to his masters in the Conspiracy. Unfortunately, the Conspiracy's leadership had been killed while attempting to acquire the Hellfire Helix. Weems managed to make Killer Shrike conscious again, but could not cure his
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to vastly grow in size, but cannot survive without his exoskeleton. Weems carries numerous, but detachable weapons at his disposal, such as a gas gun and others that are unrevealed.
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into a powerful energy creature. Spider-Man and Beast then appear and use Shrike's energy gauntlets to overload Weems' exoskeleton, causing him to dissolve.
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to induce molecular dissolution. An accident destabilized his body and gave him the ability to transform it at will. However, he was forced to wear an
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The Modular Man possesses immense strength and durability, as well as the ability to reconfigure his own body in any way he wishes. He could absorb
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Agents of The Conspiracy mailed parts of Weems' body in several packages to Delenor Hospital, where fellow agent
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promised to cure Weems of his affliction if he aided them in their plans. They gave him the
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Stephen Weems was a physicist employed by the Brand Corporation (a subsidiary of
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Marvel Comics characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability
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Fictional character in comic books by Marvel Comics
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Modular Man (disambiguation)

Marvel Team-Up
Al Milgrom
Jack Abel
Publisher
Marvel Comics
First appearance
Rampaging Hulk
John Warner
Val Mayerik
Roxxon Energy Corporation
Superhuman strength
American comic books
Marvel Comics
Rampaging Hulk
John Warner
Val Mayerik
Roxxon Energy Corporation
microwaves
exoskeleton
The Conspiracy
code name
Killer Shrike
Ulysses Bloodstone
amnesia
Spider-Man
Beast
Empire State Building
microwave

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