MODOK is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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MODOK is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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MODOK had a series of encounters with the superheroine Ms.
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MODOK becomes a recurring foe for Captain America, battling the hero on three more occasions, with the last encounter revealing the villain's origin.
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MODOK reappears and abducts Betty Ross, changing her into the Harpy with gamma radiation at a higher level than that which turned Dr Robert Bruce Banner into the Hulk in a bid to destroy the monster.
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MODOK then follows the Hulk and the Harpy to a floating aerie, where Banner cures Ross of her condition.
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MODOK's ambitions grow and he seeks world domination, but is thwarted by Iron Man and the superhero team the Champions.
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MODOK then seeks a sample of the cybernetic species the Phalanx, and after brief encounters with the mutant superhero team the X-Men, battles Ms.
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George Tarleton was taken into custody by the U S military and remains confined, where Bruce Banner occasionally calls on him to help defuse the "doomsday plans" that MODOK installed in the possibility that his master plan should fail.
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MODOK Superior becomes intangible to keep himself from getting attacked by Angrir .
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MODOK's then took over his agency for a brief time, but when her plans defeated a group of alien arms dealers and did not get them any money the agency was disbanded and everyone went their separate ways.
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MODOK Superior was taken to the hospital, where he vowed vengeance on Deadpool for stealing his chair.
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MODOK Superior resurfaced in a new form during a confrontation with the newest incarnation of the West Coast Avengers, appearing as an attractive, long-haired man, calling himself BRODOK and insisting that he was now reformed.
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When Quake briefly opened a lava-filled chasm, Ulti-MODOK fell into it, with the Deathloks following him down into it as well.
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MODOK's hunches are heightened to the degree that they were almost always correct.
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MODOK has psychic abilities, enabling him to contact others through telepathy, mentally control individuals or large groups, and generate force fields strong enough to withstand minor nuclear explosions.
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MODOK's organs wore out quickly, necessitating the use of harvested clones, who were used to sustain him.
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Currently, MODOK Superior has the same appearance and powers as Tarleton, but not his weaknesses.
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MODOK ended up practically ruling the airwaves, influencing millions of viewers through 100 android hosts, anchormen and reporters, all controlled directly by him.
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At least four versions of MODOK, apparently based around Elvis Presley, were created by the Beyond Corporation to defend their secret weapons factory, State 51.
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An alternate version of MODOK is seen being eaten by zombified versions of the She-Hulk and Hawkeye.
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An alternate version of MODOK appeared in Earth X In recent history, MODOK, like every other telepath on the planet, was killed when the Red Skull's powers first manifested.
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Some incarnations of MODOK have appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe media franchise.
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MODOK appears in the Iron Man paperback novel Iron Man: And Call My Killer.
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