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Who Is Electrique? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Electrique (Marvel): While the White Event gave her considerable power, it also stripped the woman known only as Electrique of her humanity. The loss of her physical body

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Electrique is a Marvel comic book character, with over 1 comic issue appearances. While the White Event gave her considerable power, it also stripped the woman known only as Electrique of her humanity. The loss of her physical body seems to have stripped Electrique of her fear of conscience or consequence, and she gleefully destroys anything that crosses her path.

Who is Electrique?

Electrique's body has been transformed from a standard flesh and blood configuration into a devastating electro-form, a sentient cloud of electrons that is dangerous to everyone around her. Very, little is known about the woman that is Electrique, other than the fact that she's French, she's unstable, and she's quite powerful. She is also known to be on the Medusa Web payroll, and she was present on the Web's second mission concerning Psi-Force. She was the one that practically blew the hotel that Wayne Tucker was hiding out in, causing Lindsey Falmon and Tyrone Jessup to come to his rescue. Of course, when Tyrone flew through Electrique's body, he disrupted her electrical form. She disappeared after this, but isn't believed to be dead. Not just yet, at any rate, since energy bodies are usually rather resilient, and Electrique is no exception to this generality. She's probably just in hiding or something.

Key facts

Electrique is of human origin. The character is published by Marvel. With 1 recorded issue appearances, Electrique ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Electrique?

While the White Event gave her considerable power, it also stripped the woman known only as Electrique of her humanity. The loss of her physical body seems to have stripped Electrique of her fear of conscience or consequence, and she gleefully destroys anything that crosses her path.

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