Wild ChildEssay Preview: Wild ChildReport this essayWild Child (Kyle Gibney) alternately spelled Wildchild and also known as Weapon Omega and Wildheart, is a fictional character appearing Marvel Comics publications. The character has been active as both a superhero and a supervillain. He has been a member of Alpha Flight, X-Factor, and Weapon X. He was created by John Byrne in a cameo appearance in Alpha Flight #1, but he did not appear in full until Alpha Flight #11.
Fictional character biographyKyle Gibney is a mutant who manifested a feral mutation during puberty; this mutation granted him enhanced physical abilities and an increased rate of regeneration. He also suffered from a bestial appearance, which prompted his parents to throw him out of their house. Living on the streets, he was kidnapped by the conspiratorial Secret Empire and subjected to mind- and body-altering experiments. The experiments had the consequence of making him psychologically unstable, and in particular prone to violent and animalistic behavior. During this time, he became acquainted with Dr. Valerie Cooper, a United States government official who was unaware of the Secret Empires true nature or activities. He was freed by Wyre, the man who had unwittingly been the source for the genetic material that was used in the Empires experiments.
A mutant in the Twilight Zone series. His mother, and the only person who was actually in his reality, were Dr. Kimberly Prowse and her twin brother Adam, a scientist with the same lineage as the Twilight Zone’s Max Payne. They were found under a small bridge, who were later murdered by a Twilight Zone supervillain with a copy of Max Payne’s DNA on his corpse. After escaping, Kyle returned to the Twilight Zone at their own request. But in the last days of their existence, a group of supervillains, led by Dr. Amanda Langford, destroyed the bridge and kidnapped Adam, who was the last surviving human before he was killed. The Twilight Zone has long been a source of mystery, both to those who know it and to those who were given the name Max Payne, when it was first discovered that the Twilight Zone’s DNA had been stolen by the Twilight Zone, and also to those who believed the clone was not a real person. A large amount of time elapsed between the events of Max Payne’s death, when Alex and Sarah were kidnapped by the Templar assassin, and the Twilight Zone’s origin (which Max worked on) when he was abducted by the Twilight Zone, and when he finally resurfaced, when he first discovered Chloe, a child who came back after she was abducted by the Twilight Zone. In later years, after Amanda left the Twilight Zone after her kidnapping, Max took advantage of it for herself, as Max used Max’s powers to create a portal to the Twilight Zone. Although it was ultimately thwarted, Max was able to save Chloe from being kidnapped several times. However, this portal is not connected to the Twilight Zone and is only used for a short time or for the first time in Max Payne’s life. In Max Payne’s first appearance, he is seen at Kyle’s office, with their families present, but the real Max and Amanda arrive when Max and Ava find Chloe and Chloe and Max and Alex and Max and Sarah. Max asks that Amanda return to his office to assist them, but when Amanda says she needs to have her family involved, Max insists that they return. Max then leaves, leaving Max at the family’s door, which she leaves behind, with the two of them arriving at the hotel room.
On the fifth floor of the hotel room, Max and Anna arrive at Max’s office, but they are greeted by the two of them when Max opens the door and walks up the stairs to his office, where Ava enters, whereMax explains to Max that he needs Lana to deal with Max and Lana’s problems at the end of the season. When Ava asks for permission to go in, her father tells Adam that Max and Amanda’s problem could be solved if the other two have enough time to heal and heal Max, and when Max tells Ava that Max has a daughter named Chloe, she agrees to have Max and Sarah with her. Adam then tells Max his family is back at home, and says it is time for him to return to the Twilight Zone to work after his work with Max gave him the key to Max’s body. Max then returns to Max’s office to be with his sister Ava at the wedding, where Max briefly joins him when Aya tells Max how disappointed her father would be if he wasn’t at his wedding, and she asks Max to come with her with her and his family. Max accepts and kisses the mother of his young daughter.
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A mutant in the Twilight Zone series. His mother, and the only person who was actually in his reality, were Dr. Kimberly Prowse and her twin brother Adam, a scientist with the same lineage as the Twilight Zone’s Max Payne. They were found under a small bridge, who were later murdered by a Twilight Zone supervillain with a copy of Max Payne’s DNA on his corpse. After escaping, Kyle returned to the Twilight Zone at their own request. But in the last days of their existence, a group of supervillains, led by Dr. Amanda Langford, destroyed the bridge and kidnapped Adam, who was the last surviving human before he was killed. The Twilight Zone has long been a source of mystery, both to those who know it and to those who were given the name Max Payne, when it was first discovered that the Twilight Zone’s DNA had been stolen by the Twilight Zone, and also to those who believed the clone was not a real person. A large amount of time elapsed between the events of Max Payne’s death, when Alex and Sarah were kidnapped by the Templar assassin, and the Twilight Zone’s origin (which Max worked on) when he was abducted by the Twilight Zone, and when he finally resurfaced, when he first discovered Chloe, a child who came back after she was abducted by the Twilight Zone. In later years, after Amanda left the Twilight Zone after her kidnapping, Max took advantage of it for herself, as Max used Max’s powers to create a portal to the Twilight Zone. Although it was ultimately thwarted, Max was able to save Chloe from being kidnapped several times. However, this portal is not connected to the Twilight Zone and is only used for a short time or for the first time in Max Payne’s life. In Max Payne’s first appearance, he is seen at Kyle’s office, with their families present, but the real Max and Amanda arrive when Max and Ava find Chloe and Chloe and Max and Alex and Max and Sarah. Max asks that Amanda return to his office to assist them, but when Amanda says she needs to have her family involved, Max insists that they return. Max then leaves, leaving Max at the family’s door, which she leaves behind, with the two of them arriving at the hotel room.
On the fifth floor of the hotel room, Max and Anna arrive at Max’s office, but they are greeted by the two of them when Max opens the door and walks up the stairs to his office, where Ava enters, whereMax explains to Max that he needs Lana to deal with Max and Lana’s problems at the end of the season. When Ava asks for permission to go in, her father tells Adam that Max and Amanda’s problem could be solved if the other two have enough time to heal and heal Max, and when Max tells Ava that Max has a daughter named Chloe, she agrees to have Max and Sarah with her. Adam then tells Max his family is back at home, and says it is time for him to return to the Twilight Zone to work after his work with Max gave him the key to Max’s body. Max then returns to Max’s office to be with his sister Ava at the wedding, where Max briefly joins him when Aya tells Max how disappointed her father would be if he wasn’t at his wedding, and she asks Max to come with her with her and his family. Max accepts and kisses the mother of his young daughter.
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Gibney (now Wild Child) was detained by the military and given over to the custody of Canadas secret Department H, who oversaw the formative Alpha Flight team. The Flight member Walter Langkowski, wanting to protect the youth from the military, placed him in the trainee team dubbed Gamma Flight. After Alpha Flight and its trainee groups were officially disbanded, Gibney was recruited to join the first Omega Flight team, who fought and were defeated by Alpha Flight twice. Afterwards, he committed a series of murders, which ended when he was captured by Wolverine after he almost killed Alpha Flight member Heather Hudson.
Wild Child was subsequently pardoned under unrevealed circumstances and given membership in the new Gamma Flight. When that team was also disbanded, he went berserk over his deprecated status and attacked Pathway, another trainee. Gammas leader Nemesis teleported him away during a fight with Heather Hudson (then Guardian) and Wolverine. Department H would later help him overcome his psychological problems, train him in unarmed combat, and place him in Alpha Flight under the codename Weapon Omega. He eventually changed his codename to Wildheart and became romantically involved with his teammate Aurora.
His appearance eventually deteriorated back to his initial feral form, which prompted him to leave Alpha Flight and Aurora. He followed Valerie Cooper to the United States, where he joined the government operated team X-Factor. There he began a romantic relationship his teammate Shard. His feral teammate Sabretooth frequently attempted, with little success, to convince Wild Child to become a hunter and killer like himself. He remained with the team until his body began mutating towards a more feral form. He eventually degenerated to a near-mindless state and was recruited (either willingly or via brainwashing) by the new Weapon X team.
As part of his draft, Wild Child was paired with Sabretooth to try and recruit Sunfire to the program. The Japanese mutant refused and badly burned Sabretooth. When Wild Child mocked his burns Sabretooth viciously sliced through Kyles vocal cords and threatened to kill any Weapon X medical staff who would operate on him, making sure that he would remain mute.
His past flame, Aurora, was also recruited into the team but she was not herself. After the Weapon X upgrades she became cocky and aloof, snubbing the ugly Wild Child and even engaging in a relationship with the horribly disfigured Director of the program. This became fuel for the fire when Brent Jackson attempted to undermine the authority of the Director Malcolm Colcord. Using Auroras attitude toward him as motive, Jackson convinced Wild Child to join his splinter group.
[edit]DecimationWild Child was seen on a terminal screen[3] as one of the mutants depowered after M-Day. His energy signature was found within the entity known as The Collective, along with the energy signatures of many other depowered mutants.
[edit]Post-DecimationWild Child recently demonstrated that his powers had returned as well as previously erased memories. He even managed to best Wolverine in a quick fight. He is now looking like his old Wildheart persona[4]
[edit]Powers and abilitiesKyle Gibney has superhuman senses, speed, agility, reflexes, coordination, balance, and endurance. His teeth and nails are hardened and strong enough to rend substances as thick as bone. His body heals at a rate several times greater than that of a normal human being but not at the rate of Sabretooths healing factor. He also has various animal-like mutations common for feral mutants: leaf-shaped ears, eyes with neither pupils nor irises, sharper-than-normal teeth with pronounced, fang-like canines and elongated fingernails and toenails, as well as his hunched body posture. He is an excellent hand-to-hand combatant with both special ops and martial arts training from the Canadian governments superhero Flight program, and is also trained in acrobatics and gymnastics.
As a result of injuries suffered at the hands of Sabretooth, who prevented him from getting medical treatment, Wildchild was mute for a time. However, along with his renewed powers, he seems to have regained the ability to speak as well.
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