|
Wyatt Wingfoot is a fictional, comic-book supporting character in the Marvel Comics universe, who first appeared in ''Fantastic Four'' #50 (May 1966). While having no superpowers, he has spent much time in the company of the Fantastic Four due to his friendship with Johnny Storm, the Human Torch, and his relationship with occasional Fantastic Four member She-Hulk. Wingfoot is an excellent athlete, marksman, hand-to-hand fighter, tracker and animal trainer, and has been of timely help in numerous potentially devastating situations. The character was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. ==Fictional character biography== Wyatt, son of "Big Will Wingfoot — the greatest Olympic decathlon star this country ever had!",〔''Fantastic Four'' #51 (June 1966): "This Man...This Monster!" Description per Empire State University football coach Jim Thorpe — a sly reference to real-life Native American decathlete Jim Thorpe.〕 was born on the fictional Keewazi Indian reservation in Oklahoma. He left to attend college at the equally fictional Metro College in New York City. There, Wingfoot became roommates and friends with Johnny Storm.〔''Fantastic Four'' #50〕 Wyatt has occasional adventures with Storm and the other member of the Fantastic Four. He accompanied the Fantastic Four to Wakanda, first met the Black Panther, and helped the Fantastic Four against Klaw.〔''Fantastic Four'' #52〕 He assists in tracking down a 'threat' to frightened citizens, which simply turns out to be the lost canine of the Inhumans, the teleporting Lockjaw. With the Human Torch, he went on a quest to rescue the Inhumans from the "Negative Zone" barrier; he also encountered Prester John.〔''Fantastic Four'' #54〕 Some time later, alongside the Fantastic Four and the Keewazi tribe, he battled the Tomazooma robot.〔''Fantastic Four'' #80〕 Wyatt eventually completes his degree and graduates college to return to the reservation as a teacher.〔''Fantastic Four'' #138〕 Before returning to his tribe, alongside the Fantastic Four he battled the Miracle Man.〔''Fantastic Four'' #138-139〕 Alongside the Fantastic Four and Agatha Harkness, he battled Annihilus.〔''Fantastic Four'' #140-141〕 Alongside the Human Torch, Wyatt encountered the Hulk and battled Blastaar.〔''Marvel Team-Up'' #18〕 Alongside the Fantastic Four, Wyatt battled Doctor Doom.〔''Fantastic Four'' #143-144〕 With his tribe, Wyatt was then ensorcelled by the Miracle Man, but was rescued by the Thing and the original Ghost Rider.〔''Marvel Two-In-One'' #8〕 With his tribe, Wyatt was possessed by the demon Dryminestes, but was restored to normal by the Human Torch and Daimon Hellstrom.〔''Marvel Team-Up'' #32〕 Wyatt later helped the Human Torch battle Texas Twister.〔''Fantastic Four'' #192〕 Alongside the Thing, Ka-Zar, and American Eagle, Wyatt battled Klaw.〔''Marvel Two-In-One Annual'' #6〕 After the death of Wingfoot's grandfather, the Keewazi chief, the Council of Elders called on Wyatt to accept the position as tribal chieftain. At the same time, the alien known as Terminus came to Oklahoma to devour Earth's resources, and the Fantastic Four arrive for battle. Wyatt met the foursome's new member She-Hulk, and he helped the team battle Terminus. Wingfoot postponed his investiture as chief of the Keewazi, and followed the Fantastic Four instead, returning to New York with Mister Fantastic and She-Hulk.〔''Fantastic Four'' #269-270〕 Alongside the Fantastic Four, he journeyed to an alternate Earth, and helped battle the Warlord.〔''Fantastic Four'' #271-273〕 He soon began an intimate relationship with She-Hulk, and helped her confront magazine publisher T.J. Vance.〔''Fantastic Four'' #275〕 He continued this relationship after she left the team (after the Thing's return) and ended up becoming involved in her adventures as well. He was part of a group of innocent citizens kidnapped by a teleportation beam when S.H.I.E.L.D. went after She-Hulk. He helps her to escape confinement by pressing the appropriate amount of weight onto the pressure-sensitive floor of the cell they were confined in. This was a difficult task as She-Hulk is much larger than his already tall form. It turns out this incident was part of an internal power struggle within S.H.I.E.L.D. and to further complicate things, one of the citizens was actually a sentient colony of cockroaches. They would go after the corrupt S.H.I.E.L.D. officer in charge, endangering everyone on board and anyone the helicarrier might crash in to. She-Hulk soon neutralizes the threat, and Wyatt survives the crash of the helicarrier.〔''Marvel Graphic Novel'' #18: ''She-Hulk''〕 Alongside the Fantastic Four, Wyatt then battles Doctor Doom (actually Kristoff).〔''Fantastic Four'' #278-279〕 Alongside the Fantastic Four, Wyatt later investigated a temporal zone surrounding Central City, California.〔''Fantastic Four'' #293-295〕 Wyatt then attended the wedding of Johnny Storm and Alicia Masters (actually Lyja in disguise).〔''Fantastic Four'' #300〕 Wyatt later became engaged to She-Hulk; alongside She-Hulk, he battled Carlton Beatrice, and then broke off the engagement.〔''She-Hulk: Ceremony'' #1-2〕 Wyatt later accompanies Ka-Zar and Shanna the She-Devil back to the Savage Land.〔''Guns of the Savage Land'' Graphic Novel〕 Wyatt joins She-Hulk for some adventures in her own series. There, like many of the cast members, he becomes aware of his own reality as a fictional being. Wingfoot eventually returns to his tribe when they discover large oil deposits under their land. He helps broker a deal between the United States government and the Keewazi. Wyatt is briefly seen being interviewed on the news show 'Lateline' about his association with the group.〔"Fantastic Four" #543〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Wyatt Wingfoot」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
|