Wyre (comics)

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Wyre
Wyre
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
First appearance	Alpha Flight #114 (1992)
Created by	Simon Furman Pat Broderick
In story information
Alter ego	unknown
Species	Human Mutant
Team affiliations	Alpha Flight The Breed Secret Empire
Abilities	Able to extrude wire like protrutions from his body, healing factor, possesses superhuman strength, speed, agility, reflexes, coordination, balance, endurance and tracking abilities.

Wyre is a fictional mutant character featured in the publications of Marvel Comics, notably Alpha Flight. She first appeared in Alpha Flight #114 and was created by Simon Furman and Pat Broderick

[edit] Fictional character biography

Wyre is an assassin who helped the subversive organization known as the Secret Empire create a group of super-human killers by allowing them to recreate strands of his DNA. He soon began to regret his actions and set out to destroy the monsters he helped create, one of whom was future Alpha Flight member from X-Men Wild Child.

Wyre managed to track Wild Child down but was captured by Alpha Flight. Reflecting on the direction in which his life had taken him, Wyre eventually proved himself a valuable ally to Alpha Flight, though he never actually joined the team.

Since Alpha Flight was disbanded by the Canadian government, Wyre's whereabouts are unknown.

[edit] Powers and abilities

Wyre is a mutant with the ability to project and control tendrils of inorganic fibre from his body. These tendrils obey his mental commands. Has hyper-regenerative powers and athletic abilities especially super-strength and speed.

Wyre is also an expert with various forms of weaponry, as well as unarmed combat.

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