Stilt-Man
Creation & Design
Stilt-Man was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Wally Wood, first appearing in the mid-1960s as a villain for Daredevil. His unique stilted legs allowed him to tower over his opponents, making him a memorable foe despite his somewhat absurd premise.
Early Years
Initially, Stilt-Man was portrayed as a somewhat comical villain, often underestimated by heroes like Daredevil. His early appearances focused on his attempts to commit crimes using his stilt technology, which often led to humorous situations.
Character Development
Over the years, Stilt-Man has evolved from a simple villain to a more complex character, often used for comic relief but also as a representation of the absurdity of some comic book villains. His interactions with other characters have added depth to his persona, making him a recurring figure in the Marvel Universe.
Cultural Reception
Stilt-Man has received mixed reviews from fans and critics alike, often seen as a humorous character due to his unique design and abilities. He is sometimes regarded as a 'joke' villain, yet he has maintained a presence in the Marvel Universe.
Character Details
Affiliations:
The Enforcers, The Maggia
Abilities:
Genius-level intellect, Expert engineer, Acrobatics
