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| − | {{Herobox|name = Major Denis Bludwulf|faction = presumably heroic idiot|creator = Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe, Spike Milligan and [[Dave Van Domelen]]|extra = |alter = None|alias = Fortnightman, Bludwulf, GinJack|primary = Dave Van Domelen|status = Semi-active detached member of [[Dvandom Force]]|usability = Usable With Permission}} | + | {{Herobox|name = Major Denis Bludwulf|faction = presumably heroic idiot|creator = Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe, Spike Milligan and [[Dave Van Domelen]]|extra = |alter = None|alias = Fortnightman, Bludwulf, GinJack|primary = Dave Van Domelen|status = Semi-active detached member of [[Dvandom Force]] and former member of the Fifth Royal Pakistani Deserters. He's in condition tonight! Aiowwww!|usability = Usable With Permission}} |
== History == | == History == | ||
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'''Fortnightman''' was a member of the [[Society of Wireless Heroes]] in the 1950s, a less-well-known group active after [[PULP]] and before the [[Net.astic Nine]]. While the rest of them faded from the limelight (in the mainline [[Looniverse]], anyway; see [[Earth-Goon]]), Fortnightman drifted into the modern day when he was hired as a Zeppelin pilot by [[Dvandom Force]]. | '''Fortnightman''' was a member of the [[Society of Wireless Heroes]] in the 1950s, a less-well-known group active after [[PULP]] and before the [[Net.astic Nine]]. While the rest of them faded from the limelight (in the mainline [[Looniverse]], anyway; see [[Earth-Goon]]), Fortnightman drifted into the modern day when he was hired as a Zeppelin pilot by [[Dvandom Force]]. | ||
| − | Later, he became [ | + | Later, he became [[Rob Liefeld|Liefeldized]] by one of [[RobGoblin]]'s tennis balls, turning him muscular and misshapen (which contrasted nicely with his cowardice and lack of competence) and leading to him going by '''Bludwulf'''. |
| − | Still later, after being de-Liefeldized, he ended up traveling to [[alt.cynosure]] and becoming known as '''GinJack'''. Unfortunately, this lead to him attracting the attention of [[Net.us]] and [[Master Workload|The Werk]]. | + | Still later, after being de-Liefeldized, he ended up traveling to [[alt.cynosure]] and becoming known as '''GinJack'''. Unfortunately, this lead to him attracting the attention of [[Net.us]] and [[Master Workload|The Werk]], but he managed to run away from that as well as anything. |
Since then, he's continued to appear occasionally in gag roles. | Since then, he's continued to appear occasionally in gag roles. | ||
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[[Category:Society of Wireless Heroes]] | [[Category:Society of Wireless Heroes]] | ||
[[Category:Dvandom Force]] | [[Category:Dvandom Force]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Characters Created by Dave Van Domelen]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:01, 25 February 2022
| Major Denis Bludwulf is a presumably heroic idiot created by Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe, Spike Milligan and Dave Van Domelen. | |
| Alter Ego: | None |
| Aliases: | Fortnightman, Bludwulf, GinJack |
| Primary Writer: | Dave Van Domelen |
| Status: | Semi-active detached member of Dvandom Force and former member of the Fifth Royal Pakistani Deserters. He's in condition tonight! Aiowwww! |
| Usability: | Usable With Permission |
History
Fortnightman was a member of the Society of Wireless Heroes in the 1950s, a less-well-known group active after PULP and before the Net.astic Nine. While the rest of them faded from the limelight (in the mainline Looniverse, anyway; see Earth-Goon), Fortnightman drifted into the modern day when he was hired as a Zeppelin pilot by Dvandom Force.
Later, he became Liefeldized by one of RobGoblin's tennis balls, turning him muscular and misshapen (which contrasted nicely with his cowardice and lack of competence) and leading to him going by Bludwulf.
Still later, after being de-Liefeldized, he ended up traveling to alt.cynosure and becoming known as GinJack. Unfortunately, this lead to him attracting the attention of Net.us and The Werk, but he managed to run away from that as well as anything.
Since then, he's continued to appear occasionally in gag roles.
Personality
Rather insane ex-Indian Army deserter type. Based on a British humor program character (or British humour programme character).
Powers and Abilities
Variable. Able to run away very effectively. As Bludwulf, he was Liefeldized and had appropriate abilities. Master penguin wrangler and zeppelin pilot.
Appearance
A tall ragged gentleman with sparse hair swept back and up as if ironed there, and a pith helmet resting on his knobby balding head. Speaks in a quivering, campy voice. His mustache is best left unmentioned.
As Bludwulf, horrifically muscled, yet with tiny hands and feet.
Appearances
- First Appearance: Dvandom Force #37
- Dvandom Force #38-42, 44, 51, 80
- Limp-Asparagus Lad #55
