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In The Tick Massive Summer Double Spectacle # 1 and 2, 2000, Thrakkorzog joins a supervillain team called the Phalanx of Gloom, which includes the Roach ( a woman with Roach abilities and a tough personality ), Fuzzy Person ( a person covered in fur who can puff up ), the Red Scare ( rental communist villain and one of the Ticks earliest enemies ), Toy de Force ( toy based mad scientist ), Praying Mantis ( chubby martial artist girl who allegedly eats men ), The Underwaterer ( Namor the Sub-Mariner parody ), Lumber Jane ( Chainsaw Vigilante's female counterpart ) and Candyman ( Mysterio parody ).
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* The Tick Massive Summer Double Spectacle # 1 and 2, 2000
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IGN's list of the Top 100 Comic Book Heroes of All Time ranked The Tick as # 57.
Edlund expanded this into stories, beginning with the three-page tale " The Tick " in New England Comics Newsletter # 14-15 ( July / August – September / October 1986 ), in which the hero escapes from a mental institution.
The Tick's sidekick, Arthur, was introduced in The Tick # 4 ( April 1989 ).
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Arthur first appeared as a character in The Tick # 4, but he can be seen as a mysterious flying figure in the background of earlier issues of that series.
He first appeared in The Tick # 11 as The Tick and Arthur arrive in New York City, where he is battling his archenemy Mighty Agrippa, Roman God of the Aqueduct.
In The Tick Color # 1, January 2001, The Tick and his superhero team travel to Thrakkorzog ’ s dimension through an invisible hyperspace rift located directly above The Altitudinous Tower in downtown The City.
* The Tick # 11, August 1992
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* The Tick Color # 1, January 2001
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He is best known as the voice of Claude Frollo in Walt Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Shere Khan in The Jungle Book 2, Lord Dregg during the final two seasons of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Chief in the Super Secret Secret Squirrel segment of 2 Stupid Dogs, Galactus and Terrax in The Fantastic Four, Chairface Chippendale in The Tick, Anubis in Gargoyles, Magneto in X-Men Legends, the Narrator in Skeleton Warriors, The Elder God in the Legacy of Kain series, and the virus Megabyte in the award-winning CG-I animated series ReBoot.
Tick and 2000
* Tick, 2000 ( Creation Books, ISBN 1-84068-048-2 ).
Additionally, the soundtrack introduces artists that are either foreign, not found mainstream or work under gaming licenses such as Guitar Vader, BS 2000 ( the side project of Adrock of the Beastie Boys ), Hideki Naganuma, Scapegoat Wax, The Latch Brothers ( including Mike D of the Beastie Boys, Richard Jacques, Chris " Wag " Wagner and Kenny Tick Salcido ), Cibo Matto and The Prunes.
( 2000 ), and made television guest appearances in television shows such as Melrose Place, The Tick, and Fear Factor.
In 1997, he and J. Todd Harris formed Daly-Harris Productions, through which he produced such movies as: Execution of Justice ( 1999 ) ( TV ), Urbania ( 2000 ) and Tick Tock ( 2000 ).
Tick and Thrakkorzog
* The Tick – Thrakkorzog, Barry Hubris, Stalingrad, Captain Decency, Mister Mental, Multiple Santa, Leonardo Da Vinci
Thrakkorzog is a fictional villain in The Tick Comics, created by Ben Edlund and published by New England Comics Press.
In The Tick Big Xmas Trilogy, December 2002, Thrakkorzog appears as Ebeneezer Scrooge in The Tick ’ s Christmas pageant.
Thrakkorzog appears in the The Tick animated television series in the episode, " The Tick vs.
Thrakkorzog moves into Apartment 14B, next door to The Tick and Arthur.
Thrakkorzog plots to take over Earth with an army of Tick clones, as The Tick's strength, nigh invulnerability, and lack of common sense would make for a perfect clone army.
To this end, Thrakkorzog kidnaps Arthur, clones him with his Clonerizer, and sends the Arthur clone to collect a tissue sample from The Tick.
The evil clone is unsuccessful in his efforts to collect a sample of The Tick's DNA but does retrieve one of The Tick's used Kleenex, which Thrakkorzog uses to create a greenish, evil Tick composed of mucus.
During the climactic rooftop battle, The Tick engages in a bit of villain-riling, referring to Thrakkorzog as Thorasmog, Whatchamazog, Thoraxandabog, ThreeYaksAndADog and other mutilations of his name, culminating in " Susan ", at which point, Thrakkorzog declares that The Tick is deliberately mangling his name, saying, " Hah!
Arthur deploys the Interplanar Portal Pal ( Thrakkorzog ’ s device for traveling between dimensions ) and The Tick manages to inhale the evil clone and sneeze him out onto Thrakkorzog, knocking villain and evil clone back into Dimension 14B.
Thrakkorzog appears as the final boss in the Tick video game.
Tick and supervillain
* Terror ( New England Comics ), a supervillain from The Tick media
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