Who Is Generic Super-Hero? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Generic Super-Hero is a Marvel comic book character, with over 5 comic issue appearances. Vigilante super hero who is clad in white, who exudes and exemplifies many generic traits of superheroes.

Who is Generic Super-Hero?

Origin The unnamed man who would become Generic Super-Hero led a pretty depressing life. He's plagued by the hateful Parsons at work, he still lives with his parents, his younger brother has been in a coma for three months, and he is helpless as some muggers rob him leaving him without enough money to take the subway home. The young man does have a girlfriend, though, and enjoys collecting glow in the dark items. The evening of the mugging, he was carrying a glow in the dark snow globe on Three Mile Island. In frustration, he smashes the snow globe and returns home. That night he is awoken by the sound of popping and learns that it is his muscles popping out. Buying a cheap superhero costume, he becomes the Generic Super-Hero, fighting crime. Creation Created by Steve Skeates and Dave Morris for Generic Comic Book #1 Powers and Abilities The Generic Super-Hero has typical powers and abilities, of a superhero, meaning, generic super strength, of allowing him to lift on average 10 tons, generic super speed, and durability.

Key facts

Generic Super-Hero is of human origin and first appeared in "A Superhero!". The character is published by Marvel. With 5 recorded issue appearances, Generic Super-Hero ranks among the most featured characters in comics.