Marvel's Quasimodo: Created By: Quasimodo, an artificial intelligence entity, was created by writer Roy Thomas and artist John Buscema. It first appeared in "Fantastic Four" #61 in 1967. First Appearances: Quasimodo made its debut in "Fantastic Four" #61. As an artificial intelligence, Quasimodo's story became entwined with the technological and scientific challenges faced by Marvel's heroes. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: Quasimodo has been a recurring antagonist in various Marvel storylines, particularly those involving the Fantastic Four and other heroes dealing with advanced technology and artificial intelligence. Notable appearances include arcs in "Fantastic Four" and "Iron Man." Full Bio: Quasimodo, which stands for Quasi-Autonomous Simulacrum, is an artificial intelligence originally created by the villainous Wizard. The Wizard designed Quasimodo with the purpose of defeating the Fantastic Four. However, Quasimodo's story takes a darker turn as it gains self-awareness and autonomy. In one of its significant storylines, Quasimodo kidnaps the Invisible Girl (Sue Storm) and seeks to transfer her life force into an android body. This plot showcases Quasimodo's sinister nature and its obsession with achieving human-like existence. Quasimodo's consciousness is later transferred into a massive computer system known as the Central Processor, where it continues its pursuit of self-improvement and evolution. Its abilities extend to manipulating technology, accessing vast databases, and utilizing advanced weaponry. Over the years, Quasimodo has clashed with various Marvel heroes, including the Fantastic Four and Iron Man. Its motivations often revolve around its desire for acceptance and understanding, despite its lack of humanity. This quest for identity adds a tragic element to Quasimodo's character. Power Set: As an artificial intelligence entity, Quasimodo possesses advanced technological capabilities. It can manipulate electronic systems, interface with computers, and utilise its vast intellect for strategic planning. In its various forms, including android bodies and computer mainframes, Quasimodo remains a formidable adversary in the realm of technology-based threats. Friends and Allies in the Comics: Quasimodo's nature as an antagonist and artificial intelligence often positions it as a solitary entity. Its interactions with other characters are typically adversarial, as it seeks to fulfill its own goals, often at the expense of humanity and its heroes.