Frank C. Treese
From Valiant Entertainment - The Book Of The Geomancer
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| Frank C. Treese | |
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| Attribution | |
| Full Name: |
Frank C. Treese |
| Aliases: |
Fort |
| Occupation: |
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| Citizenship: |
American |
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| Powers: |
Frank C. Treese is able to create shear-planes in space which serve as effective barriers against projectiles and retractors of radiant energy. |
| Quote: |
"When I build a force-wall, nothing gets through!" |
Frank C. Treese is a paranoid-schizophrenic who the Harbinger Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides an environment where people with special abilities and talents can achieve their potential, keeps under surveillance and considers to be extremely dangerous.
Children Of The Eight–Day
Using a stolen file from the Harbinger Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides an environment where people with special abilities and talents can achieve their full potential, Ax, an obnoxious computer wizard with a natural affinity for electronics, recruits Frank into his team.
Where The Love Light Gleams…
On December 24th 1991 in Decatur, Georgia, Frank C. Treese followed Ax, an obnoxious computer wizard with a natural affinity for electronics, as he led him and Donald W. Tietz, a sociopath with sadistic tendencies and Eugen Mulholand, an extremely hostile anti-social recluse, to the shanty where John Torkelson, the strong member of the Harbinger Resistance, lived. After Eugen opened fire on the shanty with his bazooka and John came running out, Ax warned them that it was going to take a long time to kill him. As Ax and the others piled on John to keep him down, he tackled down Eugene, but then Donald skewered his heart with an electromagnetic javelin that inflicted him with great pain. After John swatted Donald out of his way and ran into the woods to escape, Ax ordered the others to go after him, and when they caught up with him outside a Christmas tree lot, Donald and Eugen continued their assault.
An hour later, while Ax and the rogue Harbingers beat John down in the empty tree lot, Pete knocked Ax out just as he was about to hit John with a hammer. When Charlene Dupré, a fiery Southern Belle, leapt at him, Frank erected a force-wall between them to keep her away from him. Though Charlene warned Frank that there was somebody behind him, he ignored her and failed to stop Faith from using him as a shield to deflect Eugen’s bullets and then toss him at him to knock them out. While the resistance flew away from the lot, Ax and his rogues laid in the ground while the police arrived on the scene.
