| Alias |
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| Redeemers |
| Nick
Name |
| | |
| Founding
Members |
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Beetle III
Captain
America I
Charcoal
Citizen
V [IV]
(The) Fixer
G. W. Bridge
Jolt
Meteorite III
(The) Scream
Smuggler II
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| Common
Members |
|
Beetle III
Captain
America I
Charcoal
Citizen
V [IV]
(The) Fixer
Jolt
Meteorite III
(The) Scream
Smuggler II
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| Former
Members |
| Disbanded |
| Occupation |
| Primarily a group of paroled
criminals given a second chance by the Commission on Superhuman Activities. |
| Legal
Status |
| Primarily citizens of the
United States with criminal records. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| Earth |
| Group
Alliances |
|
Thunderbolts |
| Base
of Operations |
| Mount Charteris,
Colorado |
| Accessories |
| Resources
of Mount Chateris and the Commission on Superhuman Activities. |
| Common
Enemies |
|
Baron
von Strucker
Graviton
|
| Regularly
Appearing |
| Thunderbolts
Vol. 1 |
| First
Appearance |
| Thunderbolts
Vol. 1 #48 (March, 2001) |
| Creator |
| Fabian
Nicieza & Mark Bagley |
| Origin |
| During
the Omega-32 incident, a nanite program designed by the Nazi criminal Baron von Strucker
to take over the word through mind control. A team of paroled
criminals lead by Citizen V, was formed to stop the alleged architect of
the program, Council on Superhuman Activities (CSA) operative Henry Peter Gyrich. In truth Gyrich
himself was being mind controlled, and only through the intervention of
the CSA operatives and the
Thunderbolts
was the plan stopped. After the Thunderbolts were
forced by the CSA and S.H.I.E.L.D. to disband in exchange for full pardons,
a new team composed primarily of paroled super-criminals, under the
leadership of
Captain
America, was sanctioned by the Commission on
Superhuman Activities, to right the wrongs for their own past sins and
become Redeemers. |