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Marcy turned out to be a Contraxian agent sent to Earth to find Jack. agents, and his powers were temporarily dampened by Spider-Man. offered to help find a cure for Jack's dangerous super powers. Jack Hart was then reunited with a college girlfriend named Marcy Kane (who was also a fellow graduate student of Peter Parker, a.k.a. Jack fought the Thing, who was under mental control of the Machinesmith. Later, Jack moved past his mission of blind vengeance and became a true hero, working with various other superheroes such as the Defenders. Jack later went off on his own, and fought Hemlock. Jack aided Iron Man against the Rigellian Commander Arcturus. Jack then aided Iron Man in fighting the Soviet Super-Soldiers on the moon. Jack was briefly turned to a golden living statue by Midas, and then freed from this golden state by Iron Man and Yellowjacket. Jack teamed with Iron Man, Nick Fury, Guardsman, Jasper Sitwell, Jean DeWolff, and the Wraith, and battled Midas.

Being new to super-heroics, he asked Iron Man to take him on as an apprentice, which he did, to show him the ropes. Eventually, he killed Stryke, his father's killer. This led to Jack fighting other superheroes such as the Sons of the Tiger and the Hulk. After gaining these powers, Jack began his mission of vengeance against the Corporation that killed his father. After being exposed to a vat of zero fluid, Jack underwent a mutagenic change and gained the ability to project concussive energy from his body. He is the son of Philip Hart, a scientist who created an energy source called 'zero fluid', and Marie, an alien humanoid woman of the Contraxian race. Jack Hart was born in New Haven, Connecticut.

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He starred in his own self-titled, four issue limited series from January to April 1984. Jack has made various guest appearances in several books over the years, including Marvel Two-In-One, The Defenders, Marvel Premiere, (in a solo story meant to launch the character in his own series) ROM, and Marvel Team-Up, (which served as an intro to his 1984 mini-series) among others. He later served a brief stint as an ally and apprentice of Iron Man, becoming a regular cast member of the series during Mantlo's tenure as writer. His debut appearance in a color comic book was in Incredible Hulk #214 where he fought the Hulk, whom Jack mistakenly believed to be a threat. He was presented as an antagonist for the superhero White Tiger but his origin story in the following issue established him as a hero. Jack of Hearts first appeared in the black & white magazine Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #22 (March, 1976), and was created by writer Bill Mantlo and illustrator Keith Giffen. 2.7 Marvel Zombies Supreme and resurrection.