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| − | '''Jason Stryker''' is a male comic character | + | '''Jason Stryker''' is a male comic character who features in [[Marvel Comics]]. |
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
| + | Jason Stryker was born after his parent's, Sgt. William Stryker and Marcy Stryker, car crashed in the Nevada desert. Sgt Stryker was stationed on a nuclear testing facility when Marcy had become pregnant. Alone in the desert, Marcy went into labor and Sgt. Stryker was forced to deliver the baby himself. (Marvel Graphic Novel v1 #5) | ||
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| + | However, in reality, Reverend Stryker was approached by [[Advanced Idea Mechanics]] who offered their services to heal Jason of his illness in exchange for a fee. Stryker agreed and his was son was healed of his 'illness'. (All-New X-Men v1 #21) | ||
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| + | As an adult, Jason joined the Purifiers to continue his father's work, and faced the original X-Men, who were brought to the present from the past. (All-New X-Men v1 #19) He was defeated by the X-Men and came to be arrested by S.H.I.E.L.D. forces. (All-New X-Men v1 #21) | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Personality and attributes=== | ===Personality and attributes=== | ||
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| + | Jason Stryker was born the son of '''William Stryker''' and his wife '''Marcy Stryker'''. (Marvel Graphic Novel v1 #5) | ||
===Powers and abilities=== | ===Powers and abilities=== | ||
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| + | He suffered from strong headaches stemming from genetic manipulation from A.I.M. under the permission of his father. (All-New X-Men v1 #21) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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==Alternate Versions== | ==Alternate Versions== | ||
| + | *In Ultimate X-Men v1 #98 (2008), an alternate version of the character appeared in the [[Ultimate Marvel]] reality set on [[Earth-1610]] in the Multiverse. | ||
==In other media== | ==In other media== | ||
===Films=== | ===Films=== | ||
| − | *In X2: X-Men United, the character appeared as a minor antagonist role in the live-action movie where he was portrayed by actor Michael Reid McKay. This version was created as a mixture between Jason Stryker and Mastermind where he was the illusion casting Mutant son of William Stryker. | + | *In X2: X-Men United, the character appeared as a minor antagonist role in the live-action movie where he was portrayed by actor Michael Reid McKay. This version was created as a mixture between Jason Stryker and Mastermind where he was the illusion casting Mutant son of William Stryker. Jason was stated to had tortured his parents by planting telepathic illusions in their minds until his mother committed suicide by drilling into her own brain. In the aftermath, William Stryker sent his son to Professor Xavier's Institute in the hope to get him cured but was angered when the boy was returned as Charles taught Mutants to accept their powers. William then proceeded to give his son a lobotomy to make him more docile and later determined that Jason's body secret a substance that could be used to gain control of another person. The now wheelchair bound and mute Jason was given the designation of '''Mutant 143''' by his father and was used for his operation against Mutants. Jason by this point was completely subservient to his father's wishes and aided him in his endeavors as he sought to eliminate Mutants. His father later staged a military strike to abduct Charles Xavier from his mansion and take his Cerebro machine with a replica made at Stryker's Alkali Lake facility. Once there, William used Jason's powers to make him appear as a young Mutant little girl to convince Xavier to find Mutants through Cerebro with Charles unaware that he had been manipulated to find and kill his kind around the world. Mystique later took on William's likeness and made Jason change the command to kill all humans around the world. Jason was still in the replica Cerebro chamber when the facility was flooded by Alkali Lake with him being presumably killed as a result. |
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| + | ===Video games=== | ||
| + | *In X-Men: The Official Game, Jason Stryker appeared in the video game tie-in that followed the events of X2. Whilst at Alkali Lake, visions of Jason plagued the mind of Nightcrawler with Stryker noting that the X-Men had left him to die. Xavier revealed that Jason was still alive but his psyche was fractured into two parts with one appearing as a good version that guided Nightcrawler and the other being an evil version that was controlling Master Mold. The good half of him worked to help the X-Men stop the activated Master Mold. When Magneto entered into the battle, he managed to stop the Master Mold but he lost his helmet leading to him being subdued by the evil half of Jason. During the fight, Sabretooth captures Jason and escapes with him until he was recovered with Stryker ultimately dying but not before thanking Nightcrawler and the X-Men for rescuing him. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| − | *''All-New X-Men v1'': | + | *''Marvel Graphic Novel v1'': (1982) |
| + | *''All-New X-Men v1'': (2013) | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Jason_Stryker_(Earth-616) Marvel Database Entry] | ||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Stryker Wikipedia Entry] | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Stryker Wikipedia Entry] | ||
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[[Category:Marvel Comics Supervillains]] | [[Category:Marvel Comics Supervillains]] | ||
[[Category:X-Men]] | [[Category:X-Men]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Marvel]] | ||
[[Category:Chris Claremont]] | [[Category:Chris Claremont]] | ||
[[Category:Brent Anderson]] | [[Category:Brent Anderson]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:49, 26 December 2023
Jason Stryker is a male comic character who features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
Jason Stryker was born after his parent's, Sgt. William Stryker and Marcy Stryker, car crashed in the Nevada desert. Sgt Stryker was stationed on a nuclear testing facility when Marcy had become pregnant. Alone in the desert, Marcy went into labor and Sgt. Stryker was forced to deliver the baby himself. (Marvel Graphic Novel v1 #5)
However, in reality, Reverend Stryker was approached by Advanced Idea Mechanics who offered their services to heal Jason of his illness in exchange for a fee. Stryker agreed and his was son was healed of his 'illness'. (All-New X-Men v1 #21)
As an adult, Jason joined the Purifiers to continue his father's work, and faced the original X-Men, who were brought to the present from the past. (All-New X-Men v1 #19) He was defeated by the X-Men and came to be arrested by S.H.I.E.L.D. forces. (All-New X-Men v1 #21)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Jason Stryker was born the son of William Stryker and his wife Marcy Stryker. (Marvel Graphic Novel v1 #5)
Powers and abilities
He suffered from strong headaches stemming from genetic manipulation from A.I.M. under the permission of his father. (All-New X-Men v1 #21)
Notes
- Jason Stryker was created by Chris Claremont and Brent Anderson where he made his first appearance in Marvel Graphic Novel v1 #5 (January, 1983).
- The character was previously dead as shown in the flashback but was retconned as being alive in All-New X-Men by Brian Michael Bendis.
Alternate Versions
- In Ultimate X-Men v1 #98 (2008), an alternate version of the character appeared in the Ultimate Marvel reality set on Earth-1610 in the Multiverse.
In other media
Films
- In X2: X-Men United, the character appeared as a minor antagonist role in the live-action movie where he was portrayed by actor Michael Reid McKay. This version was created as a mixture between Jason Stryker and Mastermind where he was the illusion casting Mutant son of William Stryker. Jason was stated to had tortured his parents by planting telepathic illusions in their minds until his mother committed suicide by drilling into her own brain. In the aftermath, William Stryker sent his son to Professor Xavier's Institute in the hope to get him cured but was angered when the boy was returned as Charles taught Mutants to accept their powers. William then proceeded to give his son a lobotomy to make him more docile and later determined that Jason's body secret a substance that could be used to gain control of another person. The now wheelchair bound and mute Jason was given the designation of Mutant 143 by his father and was used for his operation against Mutants. Jason by this point was completely subservient to his father's wishes and aided him in his endeavors as he sought to eliminate Mutants. His father later staged a military strike to abduct Charles Xavier from his mansion and take his Cerebro machine with a replica made at Stryker's Alkali Lake facility. Once there, William used Jason's powers to make him appear as a young Mutant little girl to convince Xavier to find Mutants through Cerebro with Charles unaware that he had been manipulated to find and kill his kind around the world. Mystique later took on William's likeness and made Jason change the command to kill all humans around the world. Jason was still in the replica Cerebro chamber when the facility was flooded by Alkali Lake with him being presumably killed as a result.
Video games
- In X-Men: The Official Game, Jason Stryker appeared in the video game tie-in that followed the events of X2. Whilst at Alkali Lake, visions of Jason plagued the mind of Nightcrawler with Stryker noting that the X-Men had left him to die. Xavier revealed that Jason was still alive but his psyche was fractured into two parts with one appearing as a good version that guided Nightcrawler and the other being an evil version that was controlling Master Mold. The good half of him worked to help the X-Men stop the activated Master Mold. When Magneto entered into the battle, he managed to stop the Master Mold but he lost his helmet leading to him being subdued by the evil half of Jason. During the fight, Sabretooth captures Jason and escapes with him until he was recovered with Stryker ultimately dying but not before thanking Nightcrawler and the X-Men for rescuing him.
Appearances
- Marvel Graphic Novel v1: (1982)
- All-New X-Men v1: (2013)
External Links
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