Prime Mover (comics)

Prime Mover (comics)

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publisher=Marvel Comics
debut="Strange Tales #167" (Apr 1968)
creators=Jim Steranko
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Prime Mover is a fictional character in the Marvel Universe.

The Prime Mover is a robot employed by Doctor Doom; Doom may or may not have created the robot. Doctor Doom plays "chess games" against the Prime Mover in which real people, unaware of their status as "pieces" in Doom's "game," are pitted against robots constructed by Doom, which the real people believe to be living beings.

Doom used a robot double of the Yellow Claw in one of these games, challenging the Prime Mover who manipulated Nick Fury and his S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. The Prime Mover declared victory against Doom when Fury defeated the robotic Yellow Claw.

The Prime Mover later abandoned Doom briefly and traveled into space. It encountered and challenged the Grandmaster to a "game," using Korvac and a number of aliens against the Grandmaster's pawns, the Defenders and Daredevil. The Defenders defeated the Prime Mover's pawns in every battle, and the robot broke down, unable to cope with its defeat. ["Giant-Size Defenders" #3]

References

External links

*http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/primer.htm


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