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Drew McIntosh (Character)

Drew McIntosh
Drew McIntosh

Created by: Nicholas Da Silva

1st appearance:Dread & Alive #1, feb 6 2010

Height: 6′      Weight: 200 lbs
Hair: Dark Brown    Eyes: Brown, glowing yellow when using powers/enraged

Known Relatives: Phillip McIntosh (Father, deceased), Maria McIntosh(mother), Cudjo (1/2 brother).

Notes: He is the first Jamaican superhero to have his own ongoing series.

Powers: “Felinethropy” allowing him to change into feline/lion man hybrid with all the added benefits of enhanced senses, strength and healing.

He also possesses the maroon medallion which has unrevealed powers and enhances his own powers considerably.

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Biography

Drew Mcintosh is a direct descendant of the Jamaican Maroons who fought for Jamaica’s Independence. His father was a cultural anthropologist who died a mysterious death. Drew grew up with the maroons and was granted the mantle of “keeper of the medallion”. He must keep a constant vigil for the evil shadowcatcher draws ever closer. As a man he has followed in his father’s footsteps as a cultural anthropologist though with all the prowess of an enhanced Lion.