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− | {{Herobox|name = EraserHead|faction = deleting horror of the [[ | + | {{Herobox|name = EraserHead|faction = deleting horror of the [[Omnilooniverse]]|creator = [[Jeff Barnes]]<ref name= firstapp />|extra = |alter = None|alias = None|primary = Jeff Barnes|status = Former member of the [[Brotherhood of Net.Villains]], current state unknown|usability = Not Reserved}} |
== History == | == History == | ||
− | EraserHead is a bizarre elemental creature of [[Deletion]] which [[Mister Homage]] encountered when he was trapped between dimensions. It followed him home and did whatever he told it to. | + | EraserHead is a bizarre [[Net.elemental|elemental]] creature of [[Deletion]] which [[Mister Homage]] encountered when he was trapped between dimensions. It followed him home and did whatever he told it to, for reasons known only to it. |
− | During the ''[[Crimes of the Brotherhood]]'' [[crossover]], it | + | During the ''[[Crimes of the Brotherhood]]'' [[crossover]], Mr. Homage put the Massmaster 2000 size-and-mass-increasing device on EraserHead and sent it on a rampage thru downtown [[Net.ropolis]]. A motley group of [[net.hero]]es (with a secret assist from [[Lagneto]]) just barely managed to teleport it out of the [[Looniverse]], to an extradimensonal space where it ran into a being it identified as its mother. |
− | + | However, Mr. Homage had apparently cloned the beast, as another EraserHead went after [[Continuity Champ]] while he was temporarily depowered. CC got his flight ability back just in time to drag EraserHead into the upper atmosphere; when it used its deleting eyebeams on him, it apparently burned up on reentry. | |
− | + | But when Mr. Homage formed the [[East Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains]], one or another EraserHead came with him. And then [[Anti-Christ Lad]] possessed Homage, and EraserHead stopped obeying. It was chained up in the former Orange Julius in the Brotherhood's abandoned shopping mall headquarters, with a member of the Brotherhood watching over it at all times... | |
+ | |||
+ | In ''[[Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths!]]'', <spoiler text="it turned out that...">Somehow, EraserHead had reached out to the [[Crime Empress]], Anti-Christ Lad's nemesis. Though its communications were difficult to comprehend, the Empress learned what had happened, and gained intelligence that she used against the East Coasters. In the end, Anti-Christ Lad and the Crime Empress were both defeated by [[Mistake]], who made plans to bring EraserHead onto her side...</spoiler> | ||
+ | When [[Mistake]] went<ref name = SC40 /> to <spoiler text="free EraserHead...">Mister Homage arrived at the same time, and the two of them competed for EraserHead's attention – only to be overshadowed by the [[Ultimate Hero]], who offered him the chance to become the [[Crossover Queen]]'s Pure Nothingness Hero. But when Mistake pointed out that all the beings who had shown EraserHead friendship in this world had been villains, the Ultimate Hero scorned the idea, causing EraserHead to unleash its powers on the Hero in an enormous torrent of deleting energy, causing them both to vanish...</spoiler> | ||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
− | + | Usually acts in a single-mindedly destructive manner, but has more emotional depth than it seems, with an alien form of intelligence that struggles to communicate with humans in any kind of understandable way. | |
== Powers and Abilities == | == Powers and Abilities == | ||
− | + | Shoots eyebeams which can delete anything from existence. Seems to be quite strong and hard to hurt. | |
== Appearance == | == Appearance == | ||
− | As a Deletion elemental, | + | As a Deletion elemental, ''very'' difficult to describe, but seems to be humanoid. |
− | == Appearances == | + | == Appearances <ref name= firstapp />== |
− | * '''First Appearance | + | * '''First Appearance''' (mentioned): [https://groups.google.com/g/alt.comics.lnh/c/L4-5DA8l7Xc/m/pUMvz_jl1woJ This roster]<ref name = brohood /><ref name = edm12 /> |
− | * [[Insanity Unlimited]] #1 | + | * [[System Corruptors]] #21b (mentioned) |
− | * [[System Corruptors]] #35 | + | * '''First Appearance''' (on-panel): [[Insanity Unlimited]] #1 |
− | * [[Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths!]] #6pi (off-panel) | + | * [[Continuity Champ and the Drizzt's Defenders]] #20 |
+ | * [[System Corruptors]] #35, 40 | ||
+ | * [[Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths!]] #6pi (off-panel) | ||
− | + | == Footnotes == | |
<references> | <references> | ||
− | <ref name = firstapp>During the original pre-''[[Cosmic Plot Device Caper]]'' [[rec.arts.comics]] thread, Max Headshop [https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.comics/c/_gRT2A-Yqbk/m/CKyqqJDTDHYJ identified himself] as the "Flying Eraserhead", the first use of this name | + | <ref name = firstapp>During the original pre-''[[Cosmic Plot Device Caper]]'' [[rec.arts.comics]] thread, Max Headshop [https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.comics/c/_gRT2A-Yqbk/m/CKyqqJDTDHYJ identified himself] as the "Flying Eraserhead", the first use of this name in the LNH, and appeared on the [https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.comics/c/rMiw0ee40Bw/m/nUcDDXQz-eEJ earliest roster]. However, the powers and concept are different, and there's no evidence that the later EraserHead was based on this.</ref> |
− | <ref name = edm12>[[Easily-Discovered Man Lite]] and [[Substitute Lad]] | + | <ref name = brohood>After [[Drizzt]] introduced a new version of the [[Brotherhood of Net.Villains]] in ''[[The Flame Wars]]'', the next character roster included a full membership for the team, including several characters who had never previously appeared in a story, one of which was EraserHead.</ref> |
+ | <ref name = edm12>Inbetween the posting of the new roster and ''[[Insanity Unlimited]]'' #1, issues 12-13 of ''[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]]'' featured [[Easily-Discovered Man Lite]] and [[Substitute Lad]] getting into a bar fight with a miscellaneous group of villains which included an EraserHead. However, this one was recognizably human and could talk, in contradiction with the roster's description, so we're not counting it as an appearance of ''this'' EraserHead. Maybe it was the Flying Eraserhead? Or perhaps it was just one of the [[X-Over Men]].</ref> | ||
+ | <ref name = SC40>In ''[[System Corruptors]]'' #40 – [[Footnote Girl]]</ref> | ||
+ | |||
</references> | </references> | ||
[[Category:Classic LNH Villains]] | [[Category:Classic LNH Villains]] | ||
[[Category:Brotherhood of Net.Villains]] | [[Category:Brotherhood of Net.Villains]] |
Latest revision as of 04:08, 18 June 2024
EraserHead is a deleting horror of the Omnilooniverse created by Jeff Barnes[1]. | |
Alter Ego: | None |
Aliases: | None |
Primary Writer: | Jeff Barnes |
Status: | Former member of the Brotherhood of Net.Villains, current state unknown |
Usability: | Not Reserved |
History
EraserHead is a bizarre elemental creature of Deletion which Mister Homage encountered when he was trapped between dimensions. It followed him home and did whatever he told it to, for reasons known only to it.
During the Crimes of the Brotherhood crossover, Mr. Homage put the Massmaster 2000 size-and-mass-increasing device on EraserHead and sent it on a rampage thru downtown Net.ropolis. A motley group of net.heroes (with a secret assist from Lagneto) just barely managed to teleport it out of the Looniverse, to an extradimensonal space where it ran into a being it identified as its mother.
However, Mr. Homage had apparently cloned the beast, as another EraserHead went after Continuity Champ while he was temporarily depowered. CC got his flight ability back just in time to drag EraserHead into the upper atmosphere; when it used its deleting eyebeams on him, it apparently burned up on reentry.
But when Mr. Homage formed the East Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains, one or another EraserHead came with him. And then Anti-Christ Lad possessed Homage, and EraserHead stopped obeying. It was chained up in the former Orange Julius in the Brotherhood's abandoned shopping mall headquarters, with a member of the Brotherhood watching over it at all times...
In Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths!, it turned out that...
When Mistake went[2] to free EraserHead...
Personality
Usually acts in a single-mindedly destructive manner, but has more emotional depth than it seems, with an alien form of intelligence that struggles to communicate with humans in any kind of understandable way.
Powers and Abilities
Shoots eyebeams which can delete anything from existence. Seems to be quite strong and hard to hurt.
Appearance
As a Deletion elemental, very difficult to describe, but seems to be humanoid.
Appearances [1]
- First Appearance (mentioned): This roster[3][4]
- System Corruptors #21b (mentioned)
- First Appearance (on-panel): Insanity Unlimited #1
- Continuity Champ and the Drizzt's Defenders #20
- System Corruptors #35, 40
- Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths! #6pi (off-panel)
Footnotes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 During the original pre-Cosmic Plot Device Caper rec.arts.comics thread, Max Headshop identified himself as the "Flying Eraserhead", the first use of this name in the LNH, and appeared on the earliest roster. However, the powers and concept are different, and there's no evidence that the later EraserHead was based on this.
- ↑ In System Corruptors #40 – Footnote Girl
- ↑ After Drizzt introduced a new version of the Brotherhood of Net.Villains in The Flame Wars, the next character roster included a full membership for the team, including several characters who had never previously appeared in a story, one of which was EraserHead.
- ↑ Inbetween the posting of the new roster and Insanity Unlimited #1, issues 12-13 of The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man featured Easily-Discovered Man Lite and Substitute Lad getting into a bar fight with a miscellaneous group of villains which included an EraserHead. However, this one was recognizably human and could talk, in contradiction with the roster's description, so we're not counting it as an appearance of this EraserHead. Maybe it was the Flying Eraserhead? Or perhaps it was just one of the X-Over Men.