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'''Dr. Phobos''' was a [[Gen-U-Tech Systems]] scientist, who worked out of the hidden [[Gen-U-Tech Island]]. | '''Dr. Phobos''' was a [[Gen-U-Tech Systems]] scientist, who worked out of the hidden [[Gen-U-Tech Island]]. | ||
| − | + | [[Image:Phobos.JPG|thumb|260px| "Elyon, I am so happy to see you. Now, let's spend the next thirty episodes trying to kill your friends, pay no mind to the giant snake demon, and then sit on the throne so I can kill you... I mean, give you some bubbles."]] | |
| − | While in the employ of [[David Xanatos]], Phobos transformed the runaway girl [[LaVonne]] into a vampire. He also developed the [[Medusa Device]], which could turn organic matter to stone. Phobos, a paranoid man, intended to betray Xanatos, and to this end he secretly engineered the hybrid gargoyle [[Venus]] to be his personal bodyguard. However, Venus rebelled against his control of her, and Phobos was eventually killed when [[Demona]] stole the Medusa Device and used it to turn him to stone. | + | While in the employ of [[David Xanatos]], Phobos transformed the runaway girl [[LaVonne]] into a [[vampire]]. He also developed the [[Medusa Device]], which could turn organic matter to stone. Phobos, a paranoid man, intended to betray Xanatos, and to this end he secretly engineered the hybrid gargoyle [[Venus]] to be his personal bodyguard. However, Venus rebelled against his control of her, and Phobos was eventually killed when [[Demona]] stole the Medusa Device and used it to turn him to stone. |
Phobos' role in the Marvel Comics series seems to mirror that of [[Anton Sevarius]] in the television series. In particular, turning a human into a winged creature (in this case a vampire) resembles the story of the [[mutates]], and the character of Venus bears similarities to the clone [[Delilah]]. | Phobos' role in the Marvel Comics series seems to mirror that of [[Anton Sevarius]] in the television series. In particular, turning a human into a winged creature (in this case a vampire) resembles the story of the [[mutates]], and the character of Venus bears similarities to the clone [[Delilah]]. | ||
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[[Category:Marvel Comics characters|Phobos, Dr.]] | [[Category:Marvel Comics characters|Phobos, Dr.]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:46, 17 August 2011
Dr. Phobos was a Gen-U-Tech Systems scientist, who worked out of the hidden Gen-U-Tech Island.
While in the employ of David Xanatos, Phobos transformed the runaway girl LaVonne into a vampire. He also developed the Medusa Device, which could turn organic matter to stone. Phobos, a paranoid man, intended to betray Xanatos, and to this end he secretly engineered the hybrid gargoyle Venus to be his personal bodyguard. However, Venus rebelled against his control of her, and Phobos was eventually killed when Demona stole the Medusa Device and used it to turn him to stone.
Phobos' role in the Marvel Comics series seems to mirror that of Anton Sevarius in the television series. In particular, turning a human into a winged creature (in this case a vampire) resembles the story of the mutates, and the character of Venus bears similarities to the clone Delilah.
