Ameridroid

Ameridroid

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caption=
comic_color=background:#ff8080
character_name=Ameridroid
real_name=Lyle Dekker
species=
publisher=Marvel Comics
debut="Captain America #218" (Feb 1978)
creators=Don Glut and Sal Buscema
alliance_color=background:#c0c0ff
alliances=
partners=Red Skull
aliases=
powers=Superhuman strength|

Ameridroid is a fictional character in the Marvel Universe.

The Ameridroid is a 20-foot-tall android designed to resemble Captain America. The android possesses the mind of ex-Nazi spy, scientist Lyle Dekker.

Publication history

The Ameridroid first appeared in "Captain America" #218 (February 1978), and was created by Don Glut and Sal Buscema.

The character subsequently appears in "Captain America" #219-221 (March-May 1978), and #261-263 (September-November 1981).

Fictional character biography

Dekker previously serves the Red Skull during World War II. In 1944 he is sent to America and becomes an employee at Democracy Studios. The company is working on a movie about Captain America. Dekker, in a special effects position, arranges several accidents in an attempt to discredit the movie. Ultimately, this fails. Dekker is tortured and nearly killed by the Red Skull in retaliation for this failure.

Dekker’s transfers his mind into the Ameridroid in modern times, allowing his own body to die. The android has the abilities of Captain America amplified to be proportional to its size. Dekker is initially demoralized by his new nature, but is later brainwashed and serves the Red Skull in a campaign to discredit Captain America. The Ameridroid is ultimately killed while attempting to destroy the Red Skull.

External links

* [http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ameridrd.htm Marvel Appendix entry]
* [http://en.marveldatabase.com/Lyle_Dekker_%28Earth-616%29 Marvel Database entry]


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