Plazm

Plazm

"For PLAZM magazine, media, or design firm see PLAZM"

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comic_color=background:#ff8080
character_name=Plazm
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species=Human Mutant
publisher=Marvel Comics
debut="X-Force" vol. 1 #116 (July 2001)
creators=Peter Milligan
Mike Allred
alliance_color=background:#cccccc
alliances=X-Force
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powers=Liquid form, flight|

Plazm is a fictional mutant character and superhero in the Marvel Comics Universe, a member of the second team of X-Force. Plazm was created by Peter Milligan (writer) and Mike Allred (artist). He first appeared in "X-Force" vol. 1 #116.

Fictional character biography

Plazm and the other members of X-Force were already well-established, popular superheros when they make their first appearance. In their first detailed mission, they combat drug-happy mutinous tribesmen in North Africa.

Plazm receives low marks from team-leader Zeitgeist and a mental note to move him to defensive positions. The problem was, in Zeitgeist's mind, was that Plazm's kill rate of four percent (though he was shown tearing apart a soldier) is not acceptable.

Later, at home, Plazm uses his mutant powers to help calm the anxiety of his teammate Gin Genie.

Death

The team leader, Coach tells the team he has found a perfect mission, one that would generate lots of good publicity. Money-minded terrorists have taken the boy-band 'Boys R Us' hostage in the music studios of 'Sonic TV'. Rescuing them for free should go good with the focus groups. While a huge crowd awaits outside, the team teleports in courtesy of U-Go Girl. Plazm battles well until an armed helicopter, hovering above the crowd, opens fire.

The only survivors of the entire incident are the rookie Anarchist, U-Go Girl and Doop. Plazm, the other mutants, the terrorists and even the boy band survivors all die in the attack. The helicopter crew is attacked by U-Go Girl and dropped to the pavement far below.

Powers and abilities

He could transform himself into a liquid state. He could fly and tranquilize others on contact.


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