Motormouth
(Marvel UK, 1992-1993)
™ and ©1992 Marvel Comics UK, Ltd.
Seventeen year-old Harley Davis was a street-punk who ran with a gang on the East End of London. Agile, aggressive, and equipped with a mouth that just won’t stop, she could more than hold her own on the streets.
But fate has a way of dealing unexpected hands even to those as savvy as Harley. For when Harley found a pair of abandoned “sneakers” on the streets, she did what came naturally and took them. But these sneakers were actually an experiment in time travel by the MyS-TECH corporation, and were genetically coded for Harley’s DNA type. MyS-TECH had hoped to lure Harley into using the sneakers to “digitize” across dimensions in the time-space continuum. Luckily, Harley escaped from both MyS-TECH and the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. who tried to stop her. Now able to phase across the myriad dimensions of the universe, Harley is out for a good time—no matter what danger she lands in the middle of.
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Jun 1992
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W: Graham Marks · A: Gary Frank
1st appearance of Killpower; 1st appearance of Motormouth (Harley Davis)
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Jul 1992
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W: Graham Marks · A: Gary Frank
1st appearance Killpower
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Aug 1992
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W: Graham Marks · A: Gary Frank
Versus Nick Fury; Versus Punisher
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Sep 1992
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W: Graham Marks · A: Gary Frank, Doug Braithwaite
Origin of Killpower
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Oct 1992
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W: Graham Marks · A: Phil Gascoine
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Nov 1992
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W: Graham Marks · A: Gary Frank, David Taylor
Title changes to Motormouth & Killpower
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Dec 1992
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W: Graham Marks · A: Ed Perryman
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Jan 1993
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W: Graham Marks, John Freeman · A: Dell Barras
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Feb 1993
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W: Graham Marks, John Freeman · A: David Taylor
MyS-TECH Wars
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Apr 1993
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W: Graham Marks · A: Rosie Mendoza
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Apr 1993
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W: Glen Darkin, Nick Barber · A: Rosie Mendoza
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May 1993
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W: Andrew Cartmel, Mathew Hyde · A: Richard Elson, Carlos Pacheco
Final issue