| Device or Vehicle |
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| M-11 | |
| Nick Name | |
| Human Robot | |
| Creator or Inventor | |
| Unknown | |
| Group Affiliation | |
| Agents of Atlas | |
| Function or Uses | |
| Mechanical Servant | |
| Size | |
| 6' 3" | |
| Weight | |
| 500 lbs. | |
| Special Properties | |
| Mystically enhanced technologically superior
robot with mechanically superior strength, speed, agility and durability;
equipped with telescopic limbs which can dispense high-volts of electricity,
expandable force-shields and a high-intensity laser beam in the eye. Note: The Human Robot is programmed with the mental engrams of its creator and seems to exercise self motivation. Note: The Human Robot has been augmented with Uranian technology and is able to access and download vast amounts of data via other computerized devices. Note: Under its original programming the Human Robot was controlled via voice command, but due to incomplete programming orders given were taken literally. |
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| Regularly Appearing | |
|
Agents of Atlas Menace |
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| First Appearance | |
| Menace #11 (May, 1954) | |
| Creator | |
| Stan Lee & John Romita | |
| Origin | |
| The Human Robot was
constructed for the Atlas Corporation by an unnamed scientist at the behest of his business manager.
When the robot was tested it was commanded to lift a chair, which it did
subsequently moving on to lift other chairs - unable to differentiate
between singular and plural. Impatient with the level of production, the business manager visited the lab at night and programmed the robot to submit to his commands. The next day when the scientist was working on the robot the manager instructed it to "kill the man in the room" - to which it turned on its creator and strangled the life from him, subsequently moving on to kill the next man in the room, the business manager. If not for falling into the harbor and short circuiting in the saltwater where it was retrieved by the Atlantian Namora and subsequently reprogrammed by Marvel Boy - the Human Robot would likely have continued its quest to "kill the man in the room." |