Infinity Formula
The Infinity Formula is a drug that features in Marvel Comics.
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History
The Infinity Formula was a longevity serum that could allow a person to live young for many years. (Marvel Spotlight v1 #31)
It was originally part of the Elixir of Life used by the Brotherhood of the Shield by the year 1652 with it going by many names depending on potency including the Forever Compound, the Second Substance and the Infinity Formula. By this point, the Patriarch of the Shield Isaac Newton used it to buy the loyalty of his fellow brothers by offering them a long life and punished them with mortality. (S.H.I.E.L.D. v1 #4)
During World War II, a scientist named Professor Berthold Sternberg seemingly had developed the Infinity Formula where he came to test it on Nick Fury after he was injured in France. (Marvel Spotlight v1 #31)
Eventually, the Infinity Formula within Nick Fury's system came to disappear from his system causing him to rapidly age over time. To compensate for this, he began to make use of LMDs to hide the fact that he could no longer operate by himself. (Original Sin v1 #6)
Overview
Regular annual boosters were needed to sustain the longevity serum in order to maintain its effects. Without it, a person could age 60 years overnight and die shortly afterwards of old age. However, with the booster shots, a person was able to maintain their youthful form and potentially live forever. (Marvel Spotlight v1 #31)
Users
- Nick Fury :
- Barbara Morse :
- Bucky Barnes :
Notes
- The Infinity Formula was created by Jim Starlin and Howard Chaykin where it made its first appearance in Marvel Spotlight #31 (September, 1976).
In other media
Video games
- In Marvel Heroes, the Infinity Formula appeared as an item in the setting of the MMORPG video game.
Appearances
- Marvel Spotlight v1: (1976)
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