ZEBRA John Doyle
F: Fantastic (40)
A: Average (06)
S: Decent (10)
E: Great (20)
R: Decent (10)
I: Average (06)
P: Average (06)
Health: 76
Karma: 22
Wealth: bad (04) Zebra has lost the Decent income of a lawyer. He now takes the occasional cash reward from a grateful rich person and relies on his surviving investments for as regular small income. His needs now are relatively simple but severe medical care would financially ruin him. Good thing he's tough!
Popularity: 0
Talents / Specialities:
Investigation, Punching, Anticipate Attack x3 (+3 on Initiative rolls), Gliding using cloak, Charging, Drive Car, Drive Train
Powers:
John Doyle was a lawyer framed by crooked politicians and then sent to jail for crimes he didn't commit. He manages to break out by taking the keys off a security guard he knocks out. Once out of jail, he clears his name and then keeps his prison uniform as his superhero costume and decides to continue fighting crime as the Zebra.
Zebra does not have super powers. He has pushed himself and trained to his personal limits. This included boxing endurance training and fairly esoteric damage resistance training equivalent to the training of a hard style Karate practitioner.
Contacts:
Special Agent Max Orwell of the FBI
Agent Mark Spain of the Government Intelligence Agency (GIA)
Limitations:
Known to Police: despite being a superhero many law enforcement agencies and their personnel refuse to accept he was innocent and still treat him like a supervillain. "Zebra: Myth or Menace?"
Notes:: Zebra is a swashbuckling crimefighter. Due to his Limitation he always flees the scene of his victories. Occasionally he works as what amounts to a private detective and during cases like that he sometimes accepts payment if it is ethically and morally justified. In his civilian identity he could, in theory, represent people since his law license is still valid. He does this rarely and on one notable occasion acted as defender of a supervillain he had caught in his Zebra persona - and argued for the death penalty for his own client! Maybe it's better if he stops representing people.