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Eventually, he reformed, changing his name to "Martin" and becoming [[Teenfactor]]'s "adult supervisor", with decidedly mixed success. He became distraught after Frost's death, finding comfort in the arms of his former student, the immortal alien sorceress [[Arcania]]; they decided to retire together. His sister [[Mina Mylar|Mina]] took over for him as Teenfactor's instructor until her death at the hands of [[Janis Kult]], after which he joined with other survivors of Teenfactor to hunt down her and [[Voidmaster]]. He dropped out of sight for a while after the dissolution of Teenfactor, though he presumably joined together with its other survivors to battle the zombie [[Gerald Ford]]. | Eventually, he reformed, changing his name to "Martin" and becoming [[Teenfactor]]'s "adult supervisor", with decidedly mixed success. He became distraught after Frost's death, finding comfort in the arms of his former student, the immortal alien sorceress [[Arcania]]; they decided to retire together. His sister [[Mina Mylar|Mina]] took over for him as Teenfactor's instructor until her death at the hands of [[Janis Kult]], after which he joined with other survivors of Teenfactor to hunt down her and [[Voidmaster]]. He dropped out of sight for a while after the dissolution of Teenfactor, though he presumably joined together with its other survivors to battle the zombie [[Gerald Ford]]. | ||
| − | Recently, he has returned to being a net.villain, deciding that his net.hero career had failed. He | + | Recently, he has returned to being a net.villain, deciding that his net.hero career had failed. He joined [[Mister Homage]]'s [[East Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains]], participated in the big battle against the [[West Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains|West Coasters]] during the [[Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths!|sabertooth pandemic]], and was absorbed into [[Mistake]]'s merged Brotherhood thereafter. |
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
Revision as of 03:17, 9 August 2022
| Polybag Person is a net.sometimes-villain-sometimes-hero created by Drizzt. | |
| Alter Ego: | Marvin Mylar |
| Aliases: | Mylar Man, Martin Mylar |
| Primary Writer: | Drizzt, Amabel Holland |
| Status: | Member of the East Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains, former instructor of Teenfactor |
| Usability: | Not Reserved |
History
Polybag Person was once known as Mylar Man and attempted to have a career as a hero. However, he was mistaken for a villain; upon learning that he couldn't get a dental plan under net.hero insurance policies, he turned to a life of crime and joined the Brotherhood, during which he became involved with fellow Brotherhood member Jennifer Frost. He later evaded capture after a humiliating defeat when Spite Grrrl left him to the police.
According to Frost and Teenfactor #4, Lagneto forced him to fake his own death for a time so that Frost wouldn't be distracted from developing her powers. In spite of this, Polybag Person expressed admiration for Lagneto when they fought later on.
Eventually, he reformed, changing his name to "Martin" and becoming Teenfactor's "adult supervisor", with decidedly mixed success. He became distraught after Frost's death, finding comfort in the arms of his former student, the immortal alien sorceress Arcania; they decided to retire together. His sister Mina took over for him as Teenfactor's instructor until her death at the hands of Janis Kult, after which he joined with other survivors of Teenfactor to hunt down her and Voidmaster. He dropped out of sight for a while after the dissolution of Teenfactor, though he presumably joined together with its other survivors to battle the zombie Gerald Ford.
Recently, he has returned to being a net.villain, deciding that his net.hero career had failed. He joined Mister Homage's East Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains, participated in the big battle against the West Coasters during the sabertooth pandemic, and was absorbed into Mistake's merged Brotherhood thereafter.
Personality
Nerdy, but tries to be imposing. Tries hard to accomplish whatever his goal is, as a hero or a villain, but comes across as an incompetent in spite of his considerable determination. Cares about people more than he'd like them to think. Tends to see the best in people, even the ones who hurt him.
Powers and Abilities
Responsible for polybags around "collectible" comics. Unknown if this is a "natural" ability or produced by a device.
Appearance
Kooky-looking. Wears thick glasses. Costume looks like it was made from painted garbage bags. Wears a cape that usually trips him up.
Appearances
- System Corruptors #5, 21-22
- Spite Grrrl #4-5
- Tales of the LNH #336
- Frost and Teenfactor #4, 6
- Teenfactor #2, 3, 7-129
- System Corruptors #34-35
- Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths! #4, 26, 29 (mentioned), 32-33, 35, 44 (mentioned), 48
