Maestro (Marvel)

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Miguel O'Hara beaten by the Maestro in Spider-Man 2099 v2 #9.

Maestro is a male supervillain that features in Marvel Comics.

Biography

The Maestro in Incredible Hulk: Future Imperfect v1 #2.

Following the Spider-Verse, a change in the Multiverse and timeline saw the year 2099 itself being altered into a desolate wasteland with the Maestro arriving on this world to conquer it which became known as Dystopia. During an encounter with Spider-Man Miguel O'Hara, he intended to forcibly enlist his aid in operating a time machine so that the Maestro could go back into the past to conquer it as he desired a new land to conquer. (Spider-Man 2099 v2 #10)

After the Final Incursion, Doctor Doom created a new planet known as Battleworld. Among its many realms was the lands of Dystopia whose appointed Baron was Maestro. (Future Imperfect v1 #1)

Overview

Personality and attributes

He grew angry if any of his relics from the Box Room were damaged as he desired them to be in mint condition. (Contest of Champions v2 #2)

Powers and abilities

On his wrist was a computer device that linked to his Box Room of weapons and relics that he could summon for use in battle where they teleported in an instance for his use in a fight. (Contest of Champions v2 #2)

Through his intelligence, he created the Dog O'War that were large mechanical canine riding hounds used by the forces of Dystopia. (Hulk: Future Imperfect v1 #1)

Notes

• The Maestro was created by Peter David where he made his first appearance in The Incredible Hulk v2 #401 (January, 1993).
• Though made by Peter David, the character was an alternate version of the Hulk who was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

In other media

Television

• In Avengers Assemble, Maestro was mentioned in the episode "The Age of Tony Stark" when a horde of robots from the future were incidentally brought to the present by the Time Gem. When the machines see the Hulk, they state that the Maestro was detected and targeted him.
• In Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., the character made an appearance in the episode "The Maestro Enter" where he was voiced by Fred Tatasciore. He was the Hulk of an alternate future timeline when a Gamma Meteor was on a collision course for Earth. The Agents of S.M.A.S.H. were aware of its arrival due to being forewarned in another further alternate timeline by the High Evolutionary. Hulk and his comrades went into space to destroy it before it could impact Earth but only succeeded in splintering. During this event, the Hulk was unknowingly stricken with a gamma infection that altered his personality making him more paranoid, aggressive and violent causing him to become a tyrant who conquered the planet. He defeated its various heroes including his fellow S.M.A.S.H. members and ripped off A-Bomb's left arm as he became the Maestro. As the Maestro, he was a brutal dictator and had the Abomination as his servant. Seeking to ensure this timeline, the Maestro went back in time and saved the Hulk after he had been infected and the meteor destroyed where he attempted to steer him on the path to ensure his own future. At this time, the future A-Bomb travelled back in time seeking to cure the past Hulk an prevent the Maestro's future but the evil Hulk convinced his earlier self that Rick Jones along with his friends were all his enemies. Both the Maestro and the Hulk battled the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. until future A-Bomb repaired his Gamma Neutralizer and passed it to his past self who used it on the current version of the Hulk. With the Hulk cured, the Maestro's infection was similarly gone and he became repentant over his actions. Both the Maestro and the future A-Bomb then disappeared as the future had been rewritten.

Video games

• In Marvel: Contest of Champions, the Maestro appeared as an antagonist and operated as the Summoner in the game.
• In Marvel: Future Fight, the Maestro appeared as am alternate costume for the Hulk.

Novels

• In Incredible Hulk: What Savage Beast, the Maestro appeared in the past to kidnap Bruce Banners and Betty Ross's newborn gray skinned son Brett who he took twenty years into the future. The boy grew up to believe in the Maestro's goals of conquest until Banner convinced him it was evil,

Other

Appearances

• The Incredible Hulk v4: (1993)
• Spider-Man 2099:

External Links

• Wikipedia Entry

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