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| Chemistro I |
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Curtis Carr |
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Chemistro's alchemy gun, as well as his wrist blasters, is capable of transmuting any material into any other form of matter. The devices are cybernetically linked to the user, enabling him to work any transformation he can imagine. The transformed material usually turns to dust after some time. |
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| Chemistro II |
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Arch Morton |
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| Chemistro III |
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Calvin Carr |
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Three people have taken the moniker Chemistro in the fictional Marvel Comics universe, the first creating a "transmutation gun" capable of changing matter from one form to another by an unknown process (wood to glass, etc.), which he used in criminal pursuits.
In combat with Luke Cage, aka "Power Man", Chemistro accidentally fired his tranmutation gun at his own foot, turning it to steel, though the unstable nature of the transmutation soon caused it to crumble to dust, leaving him crippled. He was turned over to the police, and in prison was beaten by his cellmate into revealing the means by which the transmutation gun worked.
Upon leaving prison, this individual replicated the transmutation gun, but it exploded in his hand, enabling him to transmute substances via touch. He was ultimately apprehended, thanks in large part to the help of the original Chemistro.
More recently, the younger brother of the original Chemistro took the name, and embarked on a criminal career that was foiled by the intervention of the original Chemistro on at least one occasion.
