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221:. When a radiation experiment went awry, the Franks rushed into a high radiation area to manually activate the damping rods that were malfunctioning and were exposed to massive amounts of radiation. Madeline Frank was pregnant at the time and when she gave birth eight months later, her son proved to be a mutant who emitted toxic radiation levels. Apparently, due to their own superhuman powers, the Franks were immune to the deleterious effects of excessive radiation. The Franks were persuaded by the government to place their infant son in a special capsule which would retard his aging process while draining him of excess radioactivity. 261:. Over the course of months, Isbisa siphons Nuklo's radiation and transfers it to himself, in order to gain sufficient power to exact revenge upon the Whizzer. When Robert Frank finally manages to get a court order turning his son over to his care, Isbisa attacks. At the battle's end, the Whizzer dies of a heart attack rescuing his son, but Nuklo is permanently cured of his excess radiation. 233:
was still highly radioactive, and soon exhibited certain superhuman powers. His mind, which was of above average intelligence, was still childlike and he knew absolutely nothing about the outside world and was consequently greatly disoriented. Somehow fissioning into three separate duplicates, Frank Jr., who would soon dub himself Nuklo, ran amok through
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to take custody of the capsule but was prevented from doing so by the Avengers. Shortly thereafter, the Avengers’ probing devices tripped the release mechanism of the capsule and Robert Frank, Jr., was set free. His body, which had only aged approximately twelve years over the decades of containment,
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Nuklo is then taken to the newly opened government energy facility Project: Pegasus for treatment and study. There his radiation level was diminished significantly and his education was started. After a few years, he is placed in the custody of scientists in a special facility at General Hospital in
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Nuklo is placed in the custody of Dr. Linda Hyams, his psychologist, who takes him to live with her family in a small community in upstate New York. Robert Frank, Jr. passes high school equivalency tests and gets a job at a service station. He is attacked by the super human-hunting
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is also located). The two retired from their careers as costumed crimefighters several years after the end of World War II, married, revealed their identities to the government, and took jobs at one of the nation's first
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Nuklo is returned to the capsule and placed back in government custody. The government place him under the care of U. S. Army General Jacob Pollock, who becomes a renegade and allies himself with the criminal
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Nuklo has superhuman strength and can project an aura that absorbs force used against him. He can emit dangerous radiation, and can divide himself into three bodies united by a single mind.
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The capsule lay beneath the basement of a government building for several decades, until the building collapsed and the capsule was taken into custody by the
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where he is treated by a psychologist named Dr. Linda Hyams and a radiologist named Dr. Ira S. Bishoff, who was secretly the Whizzer's old nemesis
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Ability to project an aura that absorbs force used against him and divide himself into three bodies
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Nuklo is the son of Robert Frank and Madeline Joyce, also known as the
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Marvel Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds
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He later becomes a member of the Penance Council of the
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Publisher
Marvel Comics
First appearance
Giant-Size Avengers
Roy Thomas
Rich Buckler
Dan Adkins
Human Mutant
V-Battalion
mutant
American comic books
Marvel Comics
Golden Age of Comic Books
the Whizzer
Miss America
Giant-Size Avengers
Roy Thomas
Rich Buckler
Dan Adkins
Whizzer
Miss America
Project Pegasus
nuclear power plants
Avengers
Avengers’ Mansion
New York City
Scarlet Witch
Living Laser
Manhattan

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