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| − | [[Takeo Sato]] | + | [[Takeo Sato]] gains the ability to turn solar energy into light or heat after inhaling volcanic vapors as a child. He accidentally discovers these powers when working as a stuntman on the low-budget television series "Sunburst." When the cables used to make him appear to fly break, he finds out that he can actually fly. Keeping his powers a secret at first, he is forced to use them to commit robberies after his parents are kidnapped by a gang of crooks. Takeo frees them with the help of [[Superboy]], who later uses a form of hypnosis on Sato so that he would forget how to access his Sunburst powers, seemingly for good (NSB No. 45, Sep 1983: "Sunburst, Public Enemy #1!"). |
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| + | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunburst_%28comics%29 Wikipedia Entry on Sunburst] | ||
| + | *[http://www.cosmicteams.com/cosmic/HeroesOfJapan.html#Sunburst Cosmic Teams: Sunburst] | ||
| + | *[http://www.angelfire.com/ar/hellUSA/Sunburst.html Sunburst Bio] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:30, 1 March 2010
Sunburst in 1983
Sunburst
Takeo Sato gains the ability to turn solar energy into light or heat after inhaling volcanic vapors as a child. He accidentally discovers these powers when working as a stuntman on the low-budget television series "Sunburst." When the cables used to make him appear to fly break, he finds out that he can actually fly. Keeping his powers a secret at first, he is forced to use them to commit robberies after his parents are kidnapped by a gang of crooks. Takeo frees them with the help of Superboy, who later uses a form of hypnosis on Sato so that he would forget how to access his Sunburst powers, seemingly for good (NSB No. 45, Sep 1983: "Sunburst, Public Enemy #1!").
