Contents 1 HistoryEdit 2 Powers and AbilitiesEdit 2.1 Powers 3 NotesEdit 4 TriviaEdit 5 LinksEdit 5.1 Discover and Discuss 5.2 Footnotes

HistoryEdit

His origin unknown, Doctor Everything was, apparently, one of MacDonald Gargan's victims, and had a missing arm, indicating that his arm was eaten by Gargan, as the super-villains were, but said he was only missing an arm because he wanted to relate to the other super-villains, saying that considering he was "above humanity," he hadn't a need for arms. This was still disputed by the other members of Redeemer's gang, since they all had common injuries. Like the others, he was given a prosthetic arm, going about Redeemer's plan with the other obscure super-villains. "Spider-Man" (Venom) was lured to a warehouse, where Redeemer's gang was waiting. The Redeemer's plan to rehabilitate Venom, subsequently, failed after Hippo and Eleven were devoured by the symbiote, General Wolfram and Dementoid beaten, and the Redeemer mutilated and he thrown into a police cruiser, defeated, even with his supposed power. Doctor Everything was taken in by police. His current status is unknown since then.

Powers and AbilitiesEdit

Powers

Self-Proclaimed Omnipotence: can, allegedly, "see anything, hear everything, and do everything." Was shown forming a metal seal over Spider-Man's (Venom's) mouth to keep him from eating the other super-villains. Doctor Everything claims he is above humanity and can see and hear everything-–including predicting future events and actions of an individual. He also claims he can perform any feat with just a thought. Considering this, his powers may have included reality-warping and matter manipulation. However, Doctor Everything cannot predict the actions of Venom, possibly because of the alien symbiote, and was quickly brought down by the symbiote, only to be reprimanded by police. This brings the true nature of his powers into question. It has been proposed his powers are magic based.

NotesEdit

Real name revealed in the Spider-Man Saga Vol 2 #1 in Redeemer's entry.

TriviaEdit

An apparent parody of Doctor Manhattan, a character from the popular DC comic "The Watchmen."

LinksEdit

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Footnotes