Spur was a member of the Las Vegas Protectorate until he abandoned it along with the rest of his team.
Appearance
Spur is described as in his mid-twenties, and not bad-looking. He has bleached white hair and wears a costume themed around barbed wire, with real barbed wire mixed with tattoos. He wears acid-bleached jeans and a simple black mask, covering the upper part of his head, with the image of a circle of barbed wire on his forehead.[1]
Abilities and Powers
Spur is pre-cog who functions most effectively in the midst of chaos and heightened emotions. He doesn't appear to be a powerful pre-cog, but is competent even without his powers boosted. His association with Blowout is probably intentional, as both their powers react to heightened emotions. He could possibly have power assisted memories, as he is able to remember all of Canary's songs as well as the lyrics, when even she had trouble with it. Or he could possibly just be a big fan.[1]
History
First seen when Pretender was being taken into custody.[2]
He was last seen being moved into Protectorate custody with Nix, though it is probable he was pulled into Golden Morning. He failed to negotiate a release from custudy despite knowing what happened to Reval and others.[3]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 “I remember you,” Spur said. He smiled. Teeth that had been professionally done, no doubt. He wasn’t bad looking, but not quite my type. Spiky hair, and a costume that mingled barbed wire tattoos with real barbed wire, where his skin was exposed. Mid twenties, with hair bleached to a near-white and acid washed jeans. His mask was simple, black, covering the upper half of his face, with only a circle of barbed wire at the brow. A trademark of thinker powers, to do the whole forehead thing. A precog who was most effective in the midst of chaos and heightened emotions, and fairly competent otherwise. “Bad Canary?” - Excerpt from Venom 29.3
- ↑ Nix, Blowout, Leonid and Floret joined Satyrical in their anger. Heroes in more flamboyant and colorful costumes than normal, their moods a contrast in how dark they were. Spur and Ravine seemed more lost than angry, but the way they retreated into their group as we passed told me that they would side with their team over us. - Excerpt from Drone 23.2
- ↑ “Fantastic,” Spur answered.
“Tell us where the heroes are. No nonsense,” I said. “Fake wall, fake rock, wherever. Talk.”
“Let’s hear what you’re offering in exchange,” Nix said.
“No,” I responded. I used my bugs to open the Dragonfly’s ramp.
“You don’t know that they’re safe,” Spur said. He smiled a little.
“If you want to know what happened to Satyr, explain,” I said. “Waste any time, and we leave and send the PRT here to investigate. You won’t get any answers.”
“Hard sell?” Spur asked. “Satyr can handle himself.”
“Apparently not,” Imp said. Someone elbowed her. - Excerpt from Venom 29.9