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Who Is Bevatron? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Bevatron (Marvel): The electrically charged Bevatron was the last individual to become a member of the original Hellions. He made only two appearances until he met his d

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Bevatron is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Fabian Marechal-Julbin, with over 126 comic issue appearances. The electrically charged Bevatron was the last individual to become a member of the original Hellions. He made only two appearances until he met his demise and was slaughtered by Trevor Fitzroy.

Who is Bevatron?

Origin A native of France Bevatron was recruited by the Hellfire Club for a junior team of mutants by the villainous White Queen ( Emma Frost ). After the loss of Firestar , Bevatron become the fire power for the group. The only mission he was a part of was a fight with the New Warriors to vie for Firestar's allegiance. Bevatron showed a lot of excitement at the opportunity to fight but would be embarrassed. During the mission Bevatron was injured when he fell from a rooftop while fighting Firestar effectively taking him out of battle. The battle was a war of attrition with the winner being shown by numbers (one on one). Bevatrons loss would put the Hellions behind. The Hellions were defeated in the end by the New Warriors.

Key facts

Bevatron is of mutant origin and first appeared in "Following The Line Along The Middle". The character is published by Marvel. With 126 recorded issue appearances, Bevatron ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Bevatron?

The electrically charged Bevatron was the last individual to become a member of the original Hellions. He made only two appearances until he met his demise and was slaughtered by Trevor Fitzroy.

What is Bevatron's real name?

Bevatron's real identity is Fabian Marechal-Julbin.

When did Bevatron first appear?

Bevatron first appeared in "Following The Line Along The Middle".

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