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    Captain Speed

    Character » Captain Speed appears in 12 issues.

    This hero was originally from another Earth where life had tragically ended due to the use of nuclear arms. He was part of the Justifiers before his death because of radiation poisoning.

    Short summary describing this character.

    Captain Speed last edited by Thor_Ul on 12/27/22 07:21AM View full history

    Creation

    Captain Speed, originally known as Jack B. Quick was one of the original members of the Justifiers of Angor, characters created as analogs to Marvel's Avengers, in the same date than Marvel created the Supreme Squadron. Captain Speed was an analog to Quicksilver.

    Biography

    Pre-crisis Angor

    On a world not unlike our own where heroes walked amongst mankind there were the Justifiers. A team of heroes who would be famed by guarding mankind, handling everything from world beating villains to invasions from space.

    They granted a peace that known had known before and the ranks where many. One such member was Harry Cristos, "The fastest man on two legs", who went by the title Captain Speed. Joining the ranks of the Justifiers, Cristos would soon be a legend in his world. But even the fastest hero could catch up with the world from destroying themselves.

    The world government nuclear arms world be hijacked by a group of ruthless villains who allowed them to detonate. The planet was now irradiated and millions died and while Cristos and a ragtag team of heroes tried to make the best of the situation.

    However Cristos had contracted radiation poisoning and with his advanced metabolism began a painful decent to his death. He was buried by the rest of his fellow Justifiers Wandjina, Silver Sorceress and the BlueJay in a grave marked "Hero for all eternity".

    Earth-8

    A character with the name Jack appeared in the mini-series Lord Havok, as a member of the Zen Men and as a son of Dr. Diehard. He was killed by the guards of the concentration camp were he was held prisoner. As the original Jack B. Quick, he was based also on Quicksilver.

    In Multiversity, he reappeared as inhabitant of earth 8 and later as one of the Flashes of the Multiverse, possibly reassuming his original story, previous to his deaths.

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