Mr Melt character sheet

Mr.Melt is one of the most important villains in my Spider-Man AU, learn more about him here,(www.deviantart.com/logbot03/ar…). His appearance had great impact in the criminal underworld, by inspiring a new wave of amateur villains and killing the Punisher, and on Spider Girl herself, so I thought it would be interesting to take a look into his past, and making a small character sheet, which I think I’ll do more often for my characters.

Gerard Slane was born in a poor household in Boston, his mother was a drug addict and his father a crook for the mob. Despite the terrible actions that the man committed, Gerard’s father cared deeply about his son, and never wanted him to follow in his footsteps, but to aim for something higher and better. Slane hold this concept close to him for the rest of his life, even after both of his parents died when he was just 15, and because of this he was disgusted in seeing people striving only for money without a real objective or just not caring about changing their life. He saw this type of people as weaklings, just mere parasites that contribute nothing to the world. At 17 he joined a baby gang, and became its leader after seeing that the previous one was “weak”. During the many gang wars he took part in, he learned that out there emotions meant nothing, as he saw friend after friend dying during a shootout. At 20 he decided to start a series of robberies, nobody ever caught him, and he even got away with a few murders, thus convincing himself to be above the law, and this brought him to the world of assassinations. During this period of his criminal career Gerard became obsessed with perfection, always making sure that his plan would be completed without accidents. It would took weeks to organize a plan, but his clients would always be satisfied with the results. However this wasn’t enough for Gerard, who didn’t forget his father’s words, he needed to become more than a simple crook, he needed to go beyond that, and when the Punisher started looking for him, the opportunity came knocking at his door.