| 词条 | Mad Dog (Marvel Comics) |
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image= |caption=Mad-Dog from a panel in Solo Avengers #9 |character_name=Mad-Dog |real_name=Robert "Buzz" Baxter |publisher=Marvel Comics |debut= Miss America Comics #2 (Nov 1944)[1] (modern, as Buzz Baxter) Amazing Adventures #13 (Jul 1972) (as Mad-Dog) Defenders vol. #125 (Nov 1983) |creators=Steve Englehart (writer) Tom Sutton (artist) |alliances=Roxxon Oil Secret Empire Mutant Force United States Air Force |aliases= |powers=enhanced senses and physical abilities, secretes neurotoxin in saliva }} Mad-Dog (Robert "Buzz" Baxter) is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Publication history{{Expand section|date=October 2009}}The character's first appearance is in Miss America Comics #2 (1944). His first appearance as Buzz Baxter in modern comics was in Amazing Adventures #13 (Jul 1972), and his first appearance as Mad-Dog was in Defenders vol. 1 #125. Fictional character biographyRobert "Buzz" Baxter was born in Centerville, California. He and Patsy Walker were high school sweethearts, and got married shortly after graduation. After high school, he joined the USAF, serving in the Vietnam War, eventually earning the rank of colonel.[2] He later became the security consultant to the Brand Corporation. He began an investigation of the Beast's appearances at the Brand Corporation.[3] While he was working for Brand, he and Patsy grew distant and got divorced. Baxter had the Squadron Supreme capture the Avengers, and held them prisoner at a Brand facility. Baxter confronted his ex-wife Patsy, and was forced by Hellcat to release the Avengers from Brand captivity.[4] Baxter later allowed Roxxon, the company to which Brand was a subsidiary, to experiment on him and mutate him. As Mad-Dog, he became a mercenary, and directed Mutant Force. He invaded the wedding of Daimon Hellstrom and Patsy Walker to abduct Patsy and the Defenders. He was defeated by Daimon Hellstrom, and placed in S.H.I.E.L.D. custody along with Mutant Force. However, he escaped with Mutant Force.[5] He became an agent of the third Secret Empire. As security chief, he aided the Secret Empire and its leader, Professor Power, in an attempt to start World War III. Together with Mutant Force, he battled and was defeated by the Defenders.[6] Much later, Mad-Dog abducted and intended to kill Hellcat, but was defeated by her.[7] He joined Crossfire and other costumed criminals in an attack on Hawkeye.[8] He also unsuccessfully attacked the Fantastic Four during the "Acts of Vengeance."[9] In Toronto, Baxter was caught up in the violent influence of the release of the Sk'ar. He fought Gamma Flight, but was teleported away by Manikin's future self.[10] Roxxon hired him and Angar to lead a group of operatives in a twofold mission: infiltrate and destroy S.H.I.E.L.D.. The villains stormed the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, but the new Super-Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. eventually defeated Baxter and other villains.[11] He fought Crossbones, as the first of five competitors at a super-villain convention on Boca Caliente and was quickly defeated.[12] He was later present when Captain America, Diamondback, Falcon and Shang-Chi battled numerous villains on the island.[13] He next worked with Taskmaster, when was sent to test the skills of Siren, an Ultraverse resident on Earth-616.[14] Powers and abilitiesMad-Dog gained superhuman powers as a result of bionic engineering and cellular augmentation by the Roxxon Mutagenic Department and by the third Secret Empire. Baxter was given superhuman strength and endurance, and superhumanly acute animal-like senses, particularly hearing and smell. He also possesses bionically strengthened jaw muscles, and has been given large hollow, fang-like canine teeth. His teeth can emit a foaming chemical poison, to which he himself is immune, which can induce paralysis and possibly death if it enters a victim's bloodstream through Mad-Dog's bite. However, the process which gave Mad Dog his powers also gave him insanity which clouds his judgment and behavior. He now possesses a large animalistic appearance, with pointed ears, claws on both his hands and feet, and a coat of fur on his limbs and torso.{{issue|date=September 2016}} Robert Baxter has received combat training from the U.S. Air Force. References1. ^[https://web.archive.org/web/20091026214350/http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/7160/Timely6.htm The Timely Comics Web Page, The War Years Part 2] 2. ^Avengers #144 3. ^Amazing Adventures vol. 2 #13 4. ^Avengers #141–142, 149 5. ^Defenders #125–126 6. ^Defenders #129–130 7. ^Solo Avengers #9 8. ^Avengers Spotlight #22–25 9. ^Fantastic Four #335 10. ^Alpha Fight #111 11. ^Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD #32–35 12. ^Captain America #411 13. ^Captain America #412–414 14. ^Siren Infinity #1 External links
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