Aqueduct (comics)

Aqueduct is super-unpleasant pertaining to the universe of Marvel Comics. It appeared for the first time in Ghost Rider #23 , in 1977.

Aqueduct was also called Water Wizard .

Origin

Veteran of the war of Vietnam, Peter Van Zante was seriously wounded and neat on a warship. Connected to an electronic machine, it was electrocuted by a flash at the time of a storm.

He discovered later that he could handle water. He took the name of Wizard Toilets and became a robber of bank dressed up.

He was engaged by the Executor to overcome Ghost Rider but had to flee. Ghost Rider discovered the reference mark of the criminals and he faced them both. Toilets Wizard, already affected by the Hellfire , were put except combat in a punch. It was arrested and imprisoned. Later, Justin Hammer urged it to fight Iron Man, but terrified, he flees again.

In Chicago, it tried to take its revenge on Ghost Rider, without success. After this defeat, it offered its services to a wizard, Moondark, which promised to him to make a powerful man of it. Finally, both were beaten by Ghost Rider.

At its coming out of prison, it was taken in hunting by Scourge. But thanks to a flat tire, it did not arrive in time for the massacre of the Bar Without Name . He sought the assistance of Captain America.

He was combined with Hydro-Man against the Fantastic Four.

Van Zante changed identity and became Aqueduct. It belonged to the group of criminals named the Forces of the Nature, with which it faced the New Warriors. It was overcome by Namorita which it could not drown.

One re-examined it within the Maîtres Evil to fight against Thunderbolts, then to face Deadpool and the Human Torch.

Recently, he was enlisted of force within the Thunderbolts, at the time of Civil War .

Capacities

Aqueduct can control the liquids (water, oil, gasoline) on simple mental order. Controlled water becomes quasi-solid. It generally makes use of its capacity to create made water monsters. One also saw it slipping on made water boards.

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