|
ID |
Tarnish |
Name |
Tanner
Nicholson |
Birthplace |
Northbrook,
IL |
Birthdate |
September
20 |
Age |
20 |
Marital
status |
Single |
Known
family |
Adam
(father), Elizabeth "Libby" (mother), Grant, Trent, Bryan, Graham,
and Dylan (older brothers) |
Occupation |
Gang
member |
Base
of operations |
Chicago,
IL |
Height |
6'2" |
Weight |
200
lbs. |
Hair |
Dark
blonde |
Eyes |
Blue-green |
Distinctive
features |
Tarnish
has handsome features and an athletic build. He is at the peak of human physical
perfection. |
History |
While
in high school, Tanner earned a full athletic scholarship to Northwestern University
for his outstanding performances in baseball, football, swimming, track, and
basketball. He also earned honors on the debate team, drama club, A/V club, and
science club, was named to the homecoming court (freshman through junior years)
and as homecoming king (senior year). He was class valedictorian with a perfect
4.0 grade point average. With his good looks, friendly personality and athletic
prowess, he gained the nickname "Golden Boy" in the regional newspapers.
But all
that changed when Tanner was a junior in college. A surprise random drug test
revealed a large mix of steroids in his blood, most of them experimental. He
was also accused of throwing games when his huge gambling debts were exposed,
and evidence came to light that he had cheated on exams and bought term papers.
Expelled from school and disgraced in the eyes of his well-to-do family, Tanner
felt he had no future in society and hit the streets. |
Personality |
Tarnish
is spoiled and very disillusioned with his parents, feeling that his need to
please them caused his downfall. He seeks to reclaim his former social stature
within Shoq's organization,
and thinks he is more important than he really is. |
Powers |
Tarnish
has megahuman strength, speed, and stamina. |
Skills |
He
is a skilled athlete, especially in football, baseball, basketball, soccer, swimming,
and track and field events. |
Costume
designed by Todd S. Tuttle
Copyright © 1999–2021 Todd S. Tuttle |
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