| 词条 | Bonebreaker |
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|image= |caption= |character_name=Bonebreaker |real_name= |publisher=Marvel Comics |debut=Uncanny X-Men #229 (May 1988) |creators=Chris Claremont Marc Silvestri |species=Cyborg |alliances=Reavers |aliases= |powers=Cybernetic body, Robotic weaponry Augmented strength, stamina, and reflexes |}} Bonebreaker is a fictional super villain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Publication history{{expand section|date=January 2016}}He first appeared in Uncanny X-Men #229 (May 1988) and was created by Chris Claremont and Marc Silvestri. Fictional character biographyBonebreaker was the leader of the original Reavers, a gang of cyborgs living in a ghost town in Australia, who perpetrated robberies across the globe. Bonebreaker, as well as Pretty Boy and Skullbuster, avoided being sent through the Siege Perilous along with the other Reavers after being defeated by the X-Men.[1] Following their defeat, Bonebreaker sought out Donald Pierce and Lady Deathstrike to aid in rebuilding the Reavers and defeating the X-Men.{{Citation needed|date=June 2013}} At this point, Pierce took over Bonebreaker's role as the Reavers leader. The Reavers never ended up battling the X-Men but encountered Wolverine, beat him half to death, and crucified him.[2] After Wolverine escaped, the Reavers attacked Muir Island where they battled the Muir Island X-Men and Freedom Force, killing Sunder, Stonewall, and Destiny before being defeated.[3] After the Muir island massacre, Bonebreaker and the other Reavers continued to attack various heroes and mutants such as Wolverine, Emma Frost's factories, Rogue, and the Punisher. When Pierce was creating Albert and Elsie-Dee as a trap for Wolverine, Bonebreaker accidentally gave Elsie-Dee the maximum artificial intelligence instead of that of a 5 year old. As a result, Elsie-Dee and Albert decided that Wolverine was a noble person and foiled Pierce's plans. As part of the Upstarts' competition, Trevor Fitzroy sent his Sentinel to attack Pierce and the Reavers. The Sentinels arrived in Australia and quickly dispatched the Reavers.[4] Bonebreaker was among the other Reavers reassembled by Pierce and the Shadow King, who attacked the X-treme X-Men. After being defeated again, the Reavers were handed over to the police.[5] Bonebreaker leads an attack on what he thinks is Wolverine, but is in actuality an alternate universe aged version of Logan. This attack kills several new-found friends of Logan. In response, Logan tears apart Bonebreaker and stabs him through the neck.[6] Powers and abilitiesLike the other members of the Reavers, Bonebreaker is a cyborg and has bionic implants that augment strength, stamina, and reflexes beyond the levels of a normal human. Bonebreaker's legs have been replaced with a motorized chassis that drives on tank treads. It is outfitted with anti-aircraft weapons, missile launchers, and machine guns. Bonebreaker's upper torso can be removed from the chassis. Other versionsUltimate MarvelA version of Bonebreaker appeared in Ultimate Marvel as one of the cyborg-hunting mutants on Krakoa. He has a cybernetic snake-like body. He is one of the only Reavers to actually be named after his 616-counterpart.[7] In other mediaTelevisionBonebreaker and several other Reavers make an appearance in the 27th episode of the 1990s X-Men TV series.{{cn|date=January 2018}} Video games
References1. ^{{Comic book reference | Writer = Chris Claremont | Penciller = Marc Silvestri | Inker = Dan Green | Story = Down Under | Title = Uncanny X-Men | Issue = 229 | Date = May 1988 | Publisher = Marvel Comics | }} {{DEFAULTSORT:Bonebreaker}}2. ^{{Comic book reference | Writer = Chris Claremont | Penciller = Marc Silvestri | Inker = Dan Green | Story = Fever Dream | Title = Uncanny X-Men | Issue = 251 | Date = November 1989| Publisher = Marvel Comics | }} 3. ^{{Comic book reference | Writer = Chris Claremont | Penciller = Marc Silvestri | Inker = Dan Green | Story = Crash and Burn | Title = Uncanny X-Men | Issue = 255 | Date = December 1989| Publisher = Marvel Comics | }} 4. ^{{Comic book reference | Writer = Jim Lee, John Byrne, and While Portacio | Penciller = While Portacio | Inker = Art Thibert | Story = Fresh Upstart| Title = Uncanny X-Men | Issue = 281 | Date = October 1991| Publisher = Marvel Comics | }} 5. ^{{Comic book reference | Writer = Chris Claremont | Penciller = Salvador Larroca | Inker = Sandu Horca | Story = Queen of Shadows | Title = X-Treme X-Men Annual 2001 | Issue = 1 | Date = February 2002| Publisher = Marvel Comics | }} 6. ^Old Man Logan #6 (2012) 7. ^Ultimate Spider-Man #91 7 : Characters created by Chris Claremont|Characters created by Marc Silvestri|Comics characters introduced in 1988|Fictional aviators|Fictional cyborgs|Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength|Marvel Comics supervillains |
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