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| − | + | In the 1940s, '''Donnelly Ferguson''' played the role of the '''Scarlet Snake''', a cunning mobster who controlled half of Astro City's underworld activities. He eventually "retired" and somehow lost the bulk of his wealth. Ferguson then became a crime broker. Based in [[Kiefer Square]], he specialized in arranging "jobs" between black masks and those that hire them. He was also active in other illegal activities, trading caches of cheap knock-off goods in the [[Chesler|Sweatshop]]. | |
In the 1960s, Ferguson helped arrange for young Carl Donewicz to become a subject in [[Dr. Norton Ganss]]'s experiments, transforming Carl into the Steel-jacketed Man, aka Steeljack. | In the 1960s, Ferguson helped arrange for young Carl Donewicz to become a subject in [[Dr. Norton Ganss]]'s experiments, transforming Carl into the Steel-jacketed Man, aka Steeljack. | ||
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As a broker, Ferguson was involved with many black masks, including: [[Handgun]], [[Goldenglove (Maxie Costello)|Goldenglove]], [[Steeljack]], [[The Mockery]], [[The Chain]], [[Wolfhound]], [[Longhorn]], [[Muscleman]], [[Jackdaw]], [[Glue-Gun]], [[The Fog]], [[Strangematter]], [[Smoke]] & [[Mirrors]], the [[Mock Turtle]], and [[Goldenglove II]]. | As a broker, Ferguson was involved with many black masks, including: [[Handgun]], [[Goldenglove (Maxie Costello)|Goldenglove]], [[Steeljack]], [[The Mockery]], [[The Chain]], [[Wolfhound]], [[Longhorn]], [[Muscleman]], [[Jackdaw]], [[Glue-Gun]], [[The Fog]], [[Strangematter]], [[Smoke]] & [[Mirrors]], the [[Mock Turtle]], and [[Goldenglove II]]. | ||
| − | When black masks | + | When black masks(super-villains) from the Kiefer Square neighborhood were being serially murdered by a mysterious killer, Ferguson helped arrange for Steeljack to investigate these deaths. He also raided his personal warehouses for high-tech blasters which he distributed to the residents of the Keifer Square so they could defend a slightly inept but scientifically clever villain called the Mock Turtle. He was being pursued by the [[Chessmen]], a group of thugs from England. |
After the [[Conquistador's Plot]] was foiled, Ferguson fled Astro City. | After the [[Conquistador's Plot]] was foiled, Ferguson fled Astro City. | ||
Revision as of 18:04, 23 October 2015
HistoryIn the 1940s, Donnelly Ferguson played the role of the Scarlet Snake, a cunning mobster who controlled half of Astro City's underworld activities. He eventually "retired" and somehow lost the bulk of his wealth. Ferguson then became a crime broker. Based in Kiefer Square, he specialized in arranging "jobs" between black masks and those that hire them. He was also active in other illegal activities, trading caches of cheap knock-off goods in the Sweatshop. In the 1960s, Ferguson helped arrange for young Carl Donewicz to become a subject in Dr. Norton Ganss's experiments, transforming Carl into the Steel-jacketed Man, aka Steeljack. As a broker, Ferguson was involved with many black masks, including: Handgun, Goldenglove, Steeljack, The Mockery, The Chain, Wolfhound, Longhorn, Muscleman, Jackdaw, Glue-Gun, The Fog, Strangematter, Smoke & Mirrors, the Mock Turtle, and Goldenglove II. When black masks(super-villains) from the Kiefer Square neighborhood were being serially murdered by a mysterious killer, Ferguson helped arrange for Steeljack to investigate these deaths. He also raided his personal warehouses for high-tech blasters which he distributed to the residents of the Keifer Square so they could defend a slightly inept but scientifically clever villain called the Mock Turtle. He was being pursued by the Chessmen, a group of thugs from England. After the Conquistador's Plot was foiled, Ferguson fled Astro City. PowersNone. EquipmentHe wields a special blaster or gun with an asp-like charger or sights Speculations, TheoriesFerguson is now thought to be in either Europe or South America. Whether he now is truly retired or is still active, making deals and connections among his underworld contacts is unknown.
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