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Venom (2011) #17

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Another Scourge hit, this time Megatak aka... who? like seriously he has like one appearance before this one... he was a villain with video game powers or something... it is safe to say Scourge isn’t taking out any A-listers in his hits...

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In the pages of Thunderbolts, a new version appears; this iteration assassinates the Thunderbolts members Jolt, Helmut Zemo and Techno, as well as a pair of civilians (Gayle Rogers and Roberta Haggerty) who investigate Jolt's death. This Scourge is actually Jack Monroe who is being mentally controlled by the superhuman-hating government agent Henry Peter Gyrich who himself was being manipulated by Baron Strucker. Monroe is defeated and freed from Gyrich's control by the Thunderbolts and their allies, the Redeemers. He then, apparently, abandons the Scourge equipment and identity after the battle. As Scourge, Monroe had access to a wide array of technology based on equipment confiscated from super-villains. Some are installed in the costume, while several others are miniaturized using Pym particles and stored in one of the costume's gauntlets; all are accessible by a voice-coded system. Specific items used include versions of the Green Goblin's glider, the Unicorn's helmet-installed energy projector, and Stilt-Man's telescoping stilts, as well as various unspecified weaponry, including a metal quarterstaff. He could also access his gauntlet's Pym particles to alter the size of himself or others, though excessive use of this ability on Atlas forced him to abandon much of his weapon stores when his Pym particles supply was spent.

Five characters bearing the names of the Scourge's previous victims – Hellrazor, Caprice, Mindwave (minus the hyphen), Mirage and Bluestreak appear in the "Caged Angels" storyline in Thunderbolts #116-121. All five villains are telepaths, who allow themselves to be captured so they can be taken into custody at the Thunderbolts's headquarters. Once there, they use their combined powers to drive several members of the Thunderbolts into homicidal rages in order to force the team to destroy each other. They are only stopped in doing so, by Bullseye who had been recovering from injuries and not factored into their plan and murders them in their cells before they could use their powers on him.

The Punisher impersonates the Scourge again in an attempt to take down the Kingpin.[2]

During the "Dark Reign" storyline, Norman Osborn asks the Hood to hunt the Punisher in retaliation for an failed assassination attempt.[3] The Hood is granted the Dark Dimension's powers by his master Dormammu to revive eighteen murdered criminals (Basilisk, Bird-Man, Black Abbott, Blue Streak, Cheetah, Cyclone, Death Adder, Firebrand, Hijacker, Human Fly, Letha, Megatak, Mind-Wave, Miracle Man, Mirage, Titania, Turner D. Century and Wraith) to help take down the Punisher. Scourge tells the villains that if they fail, they will be returned to their previous states of death and rot.[4] The Hood tells these criminals that the Scourge of the Underworld is actually Frank Castle and by killing him they would be avenging their previous deaths and prolonging their new lives. When Microchip asks if he thinks any of them believed the story, the Hood replies "Sure they did".[5] Several of these villains (including Firebrand, Wraith. Cheetah, Cyclone, and Mirage) are killed again while confronting the Punisher, but ultimately Basilisk and Death Adder subdue the vigilante, and the terms of the Hood's agreement are apparently fulfilled.[6]

The original version of Scourge of the Underworld is among the various people in Erebus when Hercules travels to the Underworld. He is later seen in Pluto's jury (alongside Abomination, Armless Tiger Man, Artume, Heinrich Zemo, Commander Kraken, Iron Monger, Jack O'Lantern, Kyknos, Nessus, Orka and Veranke) at Zeus's trial.[7]

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UNDER THE CUT you will find a detailed listing of all scars i believe henry to have— both canon and headcanoned, alongside their origins——  mostly for future reference.    ( insp. ! ) 

      PART ONE : HEAD, FACE, NECK

I.      there’s a relatively small, narrow, scar on the right side of henry’s scalp, as a result of blunt trauma to the head by megatak, knocking him unconscious instantly. besides the scar having left a small bald spot, the scar itself isn’t all that notable until close inspection, the scar being only slightly lighter than his already pale skin, though henry would swear there’s a small bump underneath it. 

II.     right in the middle of the bridge of his nose, there’s a small discolored indent of a scar, and a small nasal deformity in the bridge. it’s not much, but it’s at least a bit bumpier than it was before. all this is the result of frank castle having broken his nose, breaking skin in the process. took a little over two weeks to heal completely. 

III.     a small, thin, old scar diagonally below the right eye, really only visible to the naked eye when he smiles, or speaks with dramatic facial expression when he’s mad. while being smacked around by his father one day, he hit his face on the edge of a coffee table. he doesn’t remember this incident, due to being quite young when it happened. 

     PART TWO : SHOULDERS, ARMS, HANDS 

I.      over the curve of his right shoulder, from the very bottom of the shoulder blade till the top, very thin, very light evidence of past scratches can be noticed only in harsh light— if you know what to look for. really, they’re just little disturbances in the pattern of his pores, vertical scratches caught only by keen eyes. he first hurt the shoulder when pushed off his jet powered skateboard, the shoulder being scraped over concrete for several meters, and hurt it again when being saved from another rooftop by frank castle, once again landing on the same shoulder. the shoulder was sore and bruised for almost two weeks until being hit again, adding another two weeks to the recovery. much like the one below the eye, very minor scarring. 

II.      all along both his arms, henry has a series of deep, prominent scars. all of these are thick scars, raising slightly above the skin with a color lighter and somewhat pinker than his regular skin. they consist of; 

one slice on the underside of the left forearm of roughly 16 centimeters, going diagonally from near the elbow on the side of the arm, to about the middle of the arm. the same motion that left this scar managed to make deep cuts in the tips of his middle- and ring finger of his right hand. the scar of those will fade mostly over time like most injuries on the inside of the hand. 

a thinner, horizontal line on the side of the left upper arm, the cut’s path continuing on the side of the wrist (deeper this time) as his arm was bent about 90 degrees as the cut happened, in an attempt to shield his face. 

there’s a deep, white, thicker scar all the way horizontally across the underside of his right forearm, near the wrist, that carried on in roughly the same spot on his left forearm. should he put his arms next to each other, you can tell it was one continuous cut that inflicted it. 

across the palm of his left hand is a thick scar, following the line of his thumb. scars on the palm of the hand often fade unless deep enough to stick around. this one might just stick, or take several years to fade. 

all of these were caused by a razor blade attack, the attacker slicing the blade at him with intention to hurt and kill. bleeding profusely in a burning burning, and hitting the ground or floor several times without these wounds dressed in any way, some of these cuts got infected and took a couple of months to heal with eventual help of stitches. 

III.      the backs of both henry’s hands and fingers are littered with thin, small scars that have aged over time. though barely visible, they are connected to one of the worst memories of henry’s childhood. the scars were caused by kittens of barely a few months of age, scratching to fend for their lives as henry’s father forced his son to drown them, or have his mom killed. the scratches took about a week to completely heal over. needless to say, henry hates the scars, and the memory attached to it. the scars on his hands may have faded slightly with time, but the scar it left internally may very well never heal. 

IV.      both his elbows have oddly shaped scars from minor skateboarding accidents. he doesn’t think much of them, and can barely recall when he even got them. 

    PART THREE : LEGS AND FEET

I.      much like his elbows, his knees and shins only have very minor scarring due to skateboarding accidents, or little, irrelevant childhood injuries 

II.      there are mildly discolored scars left over from blisters on and above his heels. 

i want to thank @playsvulgar for inspiring me to do this, and credit her for the format and idea in the first place. 

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#Repost @epik_shotz ・・・ The Gauntlet of the Savage Six When Crime-Master was gathering other four villains to form a team called the Savage Six, Venom sneaked in to Crime-Master's HQ and tries to kill him. Eddie Brock interfered trying to kill Thompson, which ruined Flash's plan. Before escaping from the five villains, Master stated that he will kill Flash's loved ones. Eddie Brock was knocked out during battle and was forced by Crime-Master to become the new Toxin and complete the Savage Six. Flash started searching for Betty, and found her talking with Jack O'Lantern, he protected her from him, Megatak and Toxin. Knowing that there could be any way for her to trust him, Venom revealed his identity to Betty. The Savage Six then attacked Flash and Betty at the home of her parents. Flash then engaged in his last fight with the Savage Six, resulting in the deaths of Death Adder and Toxin, who Venom attempted to save.[56] He then witnessed Crime Master reveal his identity to Betty and Venom as Betty's brother and became shocked when Betty shot and killed him. Later fought Jack O' Lantern and brought him to the Raft.

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♿☺🏨

♿ : Has your muse had any injuries in the past?

yes. over the years his body has had to endure a few broken bones— ( either from accident or an attack, or an attack covered up as accident ), this happened maybe once or twice before meeting frank, and then again when frank broke his nose. there’s been some minor skateboarding injuries that were healed within a week. whatever megatak did to him that caused the puddle of blood he was lying in. and of course there were the deep cuts along his forearms and hands stuart and his father caused him— that i hOPE TO G O D he went to a doctor or hospital for. he better not have stitched these up himself jfc 

☺ : What is your muse’s smile like? Do they smile often?

wow thanks for the reminder that i’ve never seen henry smile,,,, nice.  i feel like henry would have a really warm, great, somewhat contagious smile— should it be a genuine one. getting a teeth-showing smile from him would be a damn-near miracle but he has nice teeth. he doesn’t slack on taking care of himself. hell, he doesn’t slack on anything. but yes, i feel like he’d have a great smile. it’s just the kind of energy he gives off. please give him reasons to smile.

🏨  : How well does your muse sleep?

how well does henry sleep? not at all. being a really hard worker, he doesn’t let himself get many hours of sleep per night, only going to bed when he can honestly feel himself drifting off in front of many monitors ( he doesn’t always, many times he’s woken up with the pattern of his keyboard pressed into the side of his face ) . he does try to get his hours, he is very much aware of how damaging an immense lack of sleep is, but there’s only so many hours in a night, and god, so much to do. 

when he does sleep, he’s sometimes plagued by nightmares. crude reminders of the worst parts of his life, mental gut-kicks to memories he really doesn’t want to think about. 

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Thor vs. Megatak.

[from Thor (1966) #328]