Post by Loki on Feb 7, 2009 11:50:35 GMT -6
Ben Urich
Fighting Good
Agility Good
Strength Good
Endurance Good
Reason Good
Intuition Good
Psyche Good
Health 120
Karma 30
Resources Remarkable
Popularity 20
Powers
None
Talents:
Investigative Reporting
Contacts:
Daredevil, Peter Parker, J. Jonah Jameson
History
Urich first appeared in Frank Miller's Daredevil stories, where he investigated Wilson Fisk, a businessman who was secretly the Kingpin, the head of the New York mafia.
Later, Urich was also responsible for outing Norman Osborn as the Green Goblin in a book titled 'Legacy Of Evil', although after Osborn's presumed death . When Norman returned from the dead (or rather, Europe) he was able to discredit Urich and the book, going through great effort to clear his name.
During the period where Daredevil's identity was exposed in print, Ben refused to confirm it to J. Jonah Jameson on the principle of protecting his sources and his status at work suffered for it. However, Jameson was able to move beyond that argument when he assigned Ben to the new supplement, The Pulse.
Ben Urich turned out to be right when he originally exposed the Green Goblin, as Daily Bugle research would show, and conclusively when the Green Goblin was unmasked in public and sent to jail. Plans for a re-release of 'Legacy of Evil' were discussed at that point; However, nothing further has yet been mentioned in any subsequent story arc of any title. Although the Green Goblin is currently at large again, he can no longer walk around free like he was before.
Later, Ben was approached by the Kingpin to act as journalist covering the Kingpin brokering a deal with the FBI for release and reinstatement of his wealth, in exchange for proof that Daredevil is in fact Matt Murdock. To Ben's horror, he was the one that was forced to lead the FBI to Daredevil's location.
Matt Murdock was recovering at the Night Nurse's clinic, of which Ben Urich knew the location (he had written an article on her), and he was forced to give that information to the FBI, thanks to the manipulation of the Kingpin.
Fighting Good
Agility Good
Strength Good
Endurance Good
Reason Good
Intuition Good
Psyche Good
Health 120
Karma 30
Resources Remarkable
Popularity 20
Powers
None
Talents:
Investigative Reporting
Contacts:
Daredevil, Peter Parker, J. Jonah Jameson
History
Urich first appeared in Frank Miller's Daredevil stories, where he investigated Wilson Fisk, a businessman who was secretly the Kingpin, the head of the New York mafia.
Later, Urich was also responsible for outing Norman Osborn as the Green Goblin in a book titled 'Legacy Of Evil', although after Osborn's presumed death . When Norman returned from the dead (or rather, Europe) he was able to discredit Urich and the book, going through great effort to clear his name.
During the period where Daredevil's identity was exposed in print, Ben refused to confirm it to J. Jonah Jameson on the principle of protecting his sources and his status at work suffered for it. However, Jameson was able to move beyond that argument when he assigned Ben to the new supplement, The Pulse.
Ben Urich turned out to be right when he originally exposed the Green Goblin, as Daily Bugle research would show, and conclusively when the Green Goblin was unmasked in public and sent to jail. Plans for a re-release of 'Legacy of Evil' were discussed at that point; However, nothing further has yet been mentioned in any subsequent story arc of any title. Although the Green Goblin is currently at large again, he can no longer walk around free like he was before.
Later, Ben was approached by the Kingpin to act as journalist covering the Kingpin brokering a deal with the FBI for release and reinstatement of his wealth, in exchange for proof that Daredevil is in fact Matt Murdock. To Ben's horror, he was the one that was forced to lead the FBI to Daredevil's location.
Matt Murdock was recovering at the Night Nurse's clinic, of which Ben Urich knew the location (he had written an article on her), and he was forced to give that information to the FBI, thanks to the manipulation of the Kingpin.