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Hugo Danner : ウィキペディア英語版
Hugo Danner

Hugo Danner is a fictional character and the protagonist of Philip Wylie's 1930 novel ''Gladiator''. Born in the late 19th century with superhuman abilities via prenatal chemical experimentation, Danner tries to use his powers for good, making him a precursor of the superhero. However, Danner grows disillusioned with his inability to find a permanent outlet for his great strength, and dies frustrated.〔Wylie, Philip. ''Gladiator''. New York: Shakespeare House, 1951〕
Apart from Wylie's novel, the character has also appeared in a feature film and publications by Marvel Comics and DC Comics. Comedic actor Joe E. Brown portrayed him in a 1938 movie adaptation of the book. Decades later the character starred in an adaptation titled "Man-God" in Marvel's black-and-white comics-magazine ''Marvel Preview'' # 9 (Winter 1976). He next appeared in DC's standard color comic book ''Young All-Stars'' in 1988 and 1989, as the estranged father of an illegitimate son named Iron Munro. In 2005, he returned in the comic-book miniseries ''Legend'', published by the DC imprint Wildstorm. Here Danner, in the late 1960s, fights as a U.S. Army supersoldier in the Vietnam War rather than as a super Legionnaire in World War I.
== Publication history ==


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