El Hombre - Revision history

Astrozac at 07:30, 3 December 2016

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Infobroker: formatting

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Astrozac at 08:07, 9 June 2014

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Astrozac at 10:05, 7 May 2014

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Astrozac at 09:46, 20 April 2014

2014-04-20T09:46:49Z

Astrozac: Undo revision 5326 by Astrozac (talk)

2014-02-05T09:08:05Z

Undo revision 5326 by Astrozac (talk)

Astrozac at 09:07, 5 February 2014

2014-02-05T09:07:23Z

Astrozac at 07:39, 5 February 2014

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Astrozac at 07:44, 15 January 2014

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Yiding at 03:30, 11 September 2013

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 '''Heroe Hispano Pago Por Robot Asesino'''
-|appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], [[2:16|16]], [[2:19|19]]<Br>
+|appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[{{KBAC2}} No.13|#13]], [[{{KBAC2}} No.16|16]], [[{{KBAC2}} No.19|19]]<Br>
-{{LH}} [[LH:4|#4]] <br>
+{{LH}} [[{{LH}} No.4|#4]] <br>
-{{DA1}} [[DA1:3|#3]]<br>
+{{DA1}} [[{{DA1}} No.3|#3]]<br>
 }}

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 |origin       =
 |affiliation  = former [[Honor Guard]] member
-|baseops      = Los Angeles, later resided in the [[Patterson Heights]] area of [[Astro City]]
+|baseops      =
 |rangeops     =
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 |hair         =
-|headlines    = ''April 17, 1973'': '''El Hombre Behind Robot Rampage?; Public Disdains Former Hero; Honor Guard Mum on Censure'''- from the Los Angeles Times <br>
+|headlines    = ''Los Angeles Times - April 17, 1973'':<br>
-''April 17, 1973'': '''Heroe Hispano Pago Por Robot Asesino''' -from L.A. Prensa
+'''El Hombre Behind Robot Rampage?<br>
 |appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], [[2:16|16]], [[2:19|19]]<Br>
 {{LH}} [[LH:4|#4]] <br>

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 |appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], [[2:16|16]], [[2:19|19]]<Br>
 {{LH}} [[LH:4|#4]] <br>
-{{DA1}} #3<br>
+{{DA1}} [[DA1:3|#3]]<br>
 }}

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 ''April 17, 1973'': '''Heroe Hispano Pago Por Robot Asesino''' -from L.A. Prensa
 |appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], [[2:16|16]], [[2:19|19]]<Br>
-{{LH}} #4
+{{LH}} [[LH:4|#4]] <br>
 {{DA1}} #3<br>

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 |headlines    = ''April 17, 1973'': '''El Hombre Behind Robot Rampage?; Public Disdains Former Hero; Honor Guard Mum on Censure'''- from the Los Angeles Times <br>
 ''April 17, 1973'': '''Heroe Hispano Pago Por Robot Asesino''' -from L.A. Prensa
-|appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], [[2:16|16]], 19<Br>
+|appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], [[2:16|16]], [[2:19|19]]<Br>
 {{LH}} #4
 {{DA1}} #3<br>

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 |aliases      =
 |occupation   = Heir to a Silver Mining Company
-|birthdate    =
+|birthdate    = mid to late 1930s
 |maritalstatus =
 |height       =
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 |headlines    = ''April 17, 1973'': '''El Hombre Behind Robot Rampage?; Public Disdains Former Hero; Honor Guard Mum on Censure'''- from the Los Angeles Times <br>
 ''April 17, 1973'': '''Heroe Hispano Pago Por Robot Asesino''' -from L.A. Prensa
-|appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], 16, 19<Br>
+|appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], [[2:16|16]], 19<Br>
 {{LH}} #4
 {{DA1}} #3<br>
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 }}
 {{character page
-|intro        =A disgraced hero of the 1960s and early 70s of Los Angeles, who was a member of [[Honor Guard]] and was partners with [[Bravo]].
+|intro        =A disgraced hero of the 1960s and early 70s of Los Angeles, who was a member of [[Honor Guard]] and partnered with [[Bravo]].
 |history      = The heir to his family's California silver mining company, Esteban Rodrigo Suarez Hidalgo was more interested in the adventures of his circus performer uncle than in continuing the family business. But Hidalgo was nevertheless forced to upon his parents' and uncle's deaths in a plane crash.
 He lived in Europe for a time, but eventually returned to Los Angeles as it was his home, where he tried to help rebuild the community which had started to decay physically and morally. He wanted to do something more then just throw money at the problems and decided to become El Hombre as a role model to the youths in the barrio.
-By the early 60s he found himself a member of the Honor Guard after having helped them on a case. But the duties of being with the team took him away from his community and he started losing the love of his life, Maria Alvarado, to another activist in the community, Ramon Vega. In the eyes of the barrio youths, El Hombre became seen as a status quo-enabling sell out. Finally, he decided to rededicate himself. He began spending more time in the community again and picked up a ward and protege in Bravo.
+By the early 1960s he found himself a member of the Honor Guard after having helped them on a case. But the duties of being with the team took him away from his community and he started losing the love of his life, [[Maria Alvarado]], to another activist in the community, Ramon Vega. In the eyes of the barrio youths, El Hombre became seen as a status quo-enabling sell out. Finally, he decided to rededicate himself. He began spending more time in the community again and picked up a ward and protege in Bravo.
 However, after Maria married Vega, El Hombre came to see his life as empty and a joke. When he found out he was the least popular member of Honor Guard (and worse for him, found out he was someone shallow enough to care), he convinced the [[Assemblyman]] to create a robot to terrorize the people of Los Angeles, intending to save them and win their adoration. However, Assemblyman double-crossed him, and El Hombre was unable to stop the robot. Instead, it went on a rampage, killing civilians and destroying property, until it was eventually defeated by Honor Guard.

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 |status       = Inactive
 |realname     = Esteban Rodrigo Suarez Hidalgo
-|debut        = {{KBAC2}} #13
+|debut        = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]]
 |earliest     = Late 1950s
 |origin       =
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 |hair         =
-|headlines    = ''April 17, 197''3: '''El Hombre Behind Robot Rampage?; Public Disdains Former Hero; Honor Guard Mum on Censure'''- from the Los Angeles Times <br>
+|headlines    = ''April 17, 1973'': '''El Hombre Behind Robot Rampage?; Public Disdains Former Hero; Honor Guard Mum on Censure'''- from the Los Angeles Times <br>
 ''April 17, 1973'': '''Heroe Hispano Pago Por Robot Asesino''' -from L.A. Prensa
-|appearances  = {{KBAC2}} #13, 16, 19<Br>
+|appearances  = {{KBAC2}} [[2:13|#13]], 16, 19<Br>
 {{LH}} #4
 {{DA1}} #3<br>

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 {{character page
 |intro        =A disgraced hero of the 1960s and early 70s of Los Angeles, who was a member of [[Honor Guard]] and was partners with [[Bravo]].
-|history      = The heir to his families California silver mining company, Esteban Rodrigo Suarez Hidalgo was more interested in the adventures of his circus performer uncle than in continuing the family business. But Hidalgo was forced to upon his parents death in a plane crash along with his uncle.
+|history      = The heir to his family's California silver mining company, Esteban Rodrigo Suarez Hidalgo was more interested in the adventures of his circus performer uncle than in continuing the family business. But Hidalgo was nevertheless forced to upon his parents' and uncle's deaths in a plane crash.
-He eventually returned to Los Angeles as it was his home, and tried to help rebuild the community which has started to decay physically and morally. He wanted to do something more then just throw money at the problems and decided to become El Hombre as a role model to the youth in the barrio.
+He lived in Europe for a time, but eventually returned to Los Angeles as it was his home, where he tried to help rebuild the community which had started to decay physically and morally. He wanted to do something more then just throw money at the problems and decided to become El Hombre as a role model to the youths in the barrio.
-By the early 60s he found himself a member of the Honor Guard after having helped them on a case. But the duties of being with the team took him away from his community and he started losing the love of his life, Maria Alvarado, whom he had always pined for, to another activist in the community and felt even further outcast as El Hombre was accused of just helping the status quo of the outside world. A few years later he picked up a new ward in Bravo to help him refocus. But after Maria married Ramon Vega, he started realizing that his life was empty and a joke.
+By the early 60s he found himself a member of the Honor Guard after having helped them on a case. But the duties of being with the team took him away from his community and he started losing the love of his life, Maria Alvarado, to another activist in the community, Ramon Vega. In the eyes of the barrio youths, El Hombre became seen as a status quo-enabling sell out. Finally, he decided to rededicate himself. He began spending more time in the community again and picked up a ward and protege in Bravo.
-When El Hombre found out he was the least popular member of Honor Guard, he convinced the [[Assemblyman]] to create a robot to terrorize the people of Los Angeles, intending to save them and win their adoration.
+However, after Maria married Vega, El Hombre came to see his life as empty and a joke. When he found out he was the least popular member of Honor Guard (and worse for him, found out he was someone shallow enough to care), he convinced the [[Assemblyman]] to create a robot to terrorize the people of Los Angeles, intending to save them and win their adoration. However, Assemblyman double-crossed him, and El Hombre was unable to stop the robot. Instead, it went on a rampage, killing civilians and destroying property, until it was eventually defeated by Honor Guard.
-However, Assemblyman double-crossed him, and El Hombre was unable to stop the robot. Instead, it went on a rampage, killing civilians and destroying property, until it was eventually defeated by Honor Guard.
+In the ensuing investigation, El Hombre's plan was discovered. Hunted by the law, he and his sidekick, Bravo (who had nothing to with any of it), were publicly disgraced. Bravo left Los Angeles for Astro City and went on to form the [[Irregulars|Astro City Irregulars]]. As El Hombre's secret identity was unknown, he was able to retire, moving to Astro City to watch Bravo's triumphs from a distance.
-In the ensuing investigation, El Hombre's plan was discovered. Hunted by the law, he and his sidekick, Bravo (who had nothing to do with this plan), were publicly disgraced. Bravo left Los Angeles for Astro City and went on to form the [[Irregulars|Astro City Irregulars]]. El Hombre retired, moving to Astro City to watch Bravo's triumphs.
+In his later years, Esteban Hidalgo briefly became the villainous [[Conquistador]], part of an elaborate scheme to debut as a new hero, [[El Guerrero]].
 |powers       =
 |equipment    =El Hombre wielded a special titanium steel whip that contained technology enabling it to catch bullets and stun its victims. He was highly skilled in its usage, as well as in acrobatics.