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After [[Professor Xwumb'h]] experimented on her, Kelly acquired superpowers, although they only worked proprotional to how close she was to [[Jenkins]]. They included super-strenght sufficient to destroy an entire spaceship by herself, unaided levitation, and also the ability to burst into flames, which naturally left her unharmed. She could manipulate this fire to shoot it at targets. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Journey Into Misery (comic story)|Journey Into Misery]]'') | After [[Professor Xwumb'h]] experimented on her, Kelly acquired superpowers, although they only worked proprotional to how close she was to [[Jenkins]]. They included super-strenght sufficient to destroy an entire spaceship by herself, unaided levitation, and also the ability to burst into flames, which naturally left her unharmed. She could manipulate this fire to shoot it at targets. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Journey Into Misery (comic story)|Journey Into Misery]]'') | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
===Early life=== | |||
At some point prior to the latter moving to a secret laboratory in the Mojave Desert, Kelly somehow became friends with the friendly and cheerful scientist [[Professor Madison]]. For entirely mysterious reasons, Madison thought of Kelly as a warm and caring person. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Ghost in the Apparatus of the Spirit in the Shell of the Machine (comic story)|Ghost in the Apparatus of the Spirit in the Shell of the Machine]]'') | |||
===Becoming the Invisible Woman=== | ===Becoming the Invisible Woman=== | ||
In 2010, Kelly was an investment broker with her own company H.Q.s in [[New York City]]. As she was reprimanding [[Jenkins]] for “not doing the work he'd been assigned” (he was instead threatening suicide), the building was rammed by a flying saucer. Though she tried to dodge out of its way, the two were captured and ended up onboard the ship, where they were confronted with [[K'orr'h]], King of the [[Vanilla Pudding]]s of [[Riegel 6]]. After introducing himself, K'orr'h attempted to eat them but proved unable to chew them. He spat them out, which Kelly couldn't help but make fun of. | In 2010, Kelly was an investment broker with her own company H.Q.s in [[New York City]]. As she was reprimanding [[Jenkins]] for “not doing the work he'd been assigned” (he was instead threatening suicide), the building was rammed by a flying saucer. Though she tried to dodge out of its way, the two were captured and ended up onboard the ship, where they were confronted with [[K'orr'h]], King of the [[Vanilla Pudding]]s of [[Riegel 6]]. After introducing himself, K'orr'h attempted to eat them but proved unable to chew them. He spat them out, which Kelly couldn't help but make fun of. | ||
[[File:Kelly gains powers.png|thumb|left|200px|Kelly is experimented on. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Journey Into Misery (comic story)|Journey Into Misery]]'')]]Angered at her mockery, K'orr'h ordered the two humans to be used as experimental test subjects by [[Professor Xwumb'h]]. The erratic mad scientist, seemingly not realising the inherent problem of logistics involved, performed experiments on them which, while painful, he surmised might give them superpowers; indeed they did, and, letting her anger loose, Kelly destroyed the ship and its crew in a blast of fire. She also tried to kill Jenkins in the melee, but it turned out that the superpowers ''he'' had gained included mild invulnerability. After calming down, Kelly had no choice but to take him back to Earth with her, as they were still handcuffed to each other by chains of alien metal that defied even her strength. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Journey Into Misery (comic story)|Journey Into Misery]]'') | [[File:Kelly gains powers.png|thumb|left|200px|Kelly is experimented on. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Journey Into Misery (comic story)|Journey Into Misery]]'')]]Angered at her mockery, K'orr'h ordered the two humans to be used as experimental test subjects by [[Professor Xwumb'h]]. The erratic mad scientist, seemingly not realising the inherent problem of logistics involved, performed experiments on them which, while painful, he surmised might give them superpowers; indeed they did, and, letting her anger loose, Kelly destroyed the ship and its crew in a blast of fire. She also tried to kill Jenkins in the melee, but it turned out that the superpowers ''he'' had gained included mild invulnerability. After calming down, Kelly had no choice but to take him back to Earth with her, as they were still handcuffed to each other by chains of alien metal that defied even her strength. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Journey Into Misery (comic story)|Journey Into Misery]]'') | ||
===Turn to darkness=== | |||
After spending some time fruitlessly trying to resume a normal life while handcuffed to [[Jenkins]], Kelly contacted her old friend [[Professor Madison]]. An appointment was made, and she flew Jenkins and herself to Madison's laboratory in the Mojave Desert. There, Madison easily broke their shackles using [[The Rabbit|a robot she'd been working on]], but asked them to stay for a few days so that she could analyse the two's powers and help them understand them. | |||
[[File:Kelly destroys the Rabbit.png|thumb|right|225px|The Invincible Woman not-so-heroically destroys [[the Rabbit]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Ghost in the Apparatus of the Spirit in the Shell of the Machine (comic story)|Ghost in the Apparatus of the Spirit in the Shell of the Machine]]'')]]In the night, a [[Deathray]] built by Madison some time earlier was broken out of her vault. Kelly reluctantly went along with Jenkins's offer for the two of them to investigate the case as “the [[Terrific Two]]”, being gifted durable superhero outfits by Madsion for the occasion. It turned out the vault had been broken into by Madison's robot, controlled by her jealous assistant [[Hank Richards]]. Kelly and Jenkins began fighting the robot while Madison and [[Rodney Rabbit]] went to confront Richards; surprisingly, Kelly was briefly knocked out during the fight. | |||
She came to just in time to finish the robot off — and this even though it had been freed from Richard' control in the intervening time and developed an individual conscience. Although Jenkins and Madison soon excused Kelly's apparent crime, suggesting that Kelly had still been unconscious when the robot had started to talk, it was clear from Kelly's confused reaction that she had known perfectly well what she was doing. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Ghost in the Apparatus of the Spirit in the Shell of the Machine (comic story)|Ghost in the Apparatus of the Spirit in the Shell of the Machine]]'') | |||
[[Category:Individuals]] | [[Category:Individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans]] |
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