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| − | [Easily-Discovered Man Lite]] and [[Substitute Lad]] once got into a bar fight with a miscellaneous group of villains which included an EraserHead (in issues 12-13 of ''[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]]''), but this one was recognizably human and could talk, which has never been true for any other version of the character. Perhaps this was one of the [[X-Over Men]]. | + | [[Easily-Discovered Man Lite]] and [[Substitute Lad]] once got into a bar fight with a miscellaneous group of villains which included an EraserHead (in issues 12-13 of ''[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]]''), but this one was recognizably human and could talk, which has never been true for any other version of the character. Perhaps this was one of the [[X-Over Men]]. |
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Revision as of 03:16, 14 February 2022
| EraserHead is a deleting horror of the Looniverse created by Jeff Barnes. | |
| Alter Ego: | None |
| Aliases: | None |
| Primary Writer: | Jeff Barnes |
| Status: | Member/prisoner of the East Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains |
| 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.
During the Crimes of the Brotherhood crossover, it went on a rampage in Net.ropolis and was only barely stopped by Lagneto.
After Beige Midnight, EraserHead became part of Mister Homage's East Coast Brotherhood. It is currently chained up in the former Orange Julius in the Brotherhood's abandoned shopping mall headquarters, and a member of the Brotherhood must keep watch over it at all times. (Now that Mister Homage is possessed by Anti-Christ Lad, it no longer obeys him of its own free will.)
Personality
Destroys everything in its path.
Powers
Destroys everything in its path.
Appearance
As a Deletion elemental, literally indescribable.
Note
Easily-Discovered Man Lite and Substitute Lad once got into a bar fight with a miscellaneous group of villains which included an EraserHead (in issues 12-13 of The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man), but this one was recognizably human and could talk, which has never been true for any other version of the character. Perhaps this was one of the X-Over Men.
