History ComicBook / TerrorInc

* OmnicidalManiac:
** Talita was trapped between [[FateWorseThanDeath life and death]] in [[TheNothingAfterDeath a void of blackness]] for 800 years. She went completely mad and came to love the Void. After she was resurrected, she feared her commitment to the Void: "I feel... a strength coursing through me... yes... yes... I worried I might lose faith as the pain left me. I feel joy, strength, lust all raging through me... ALL PALE BEFORE THE EMPTINESS". Before she ends the world, she wants to taste life followed by [[CessationOfExistence nothing]].
** Aban is a [[{{Plaguemaster}} plague-carrying]], immortal young boy who wants to [[WhoWantsToLiveForever die]] but can't, so in his frustration, he wants to [[SuicidalCosmicTemperTantrum end the world]], hoping that this will kill him. He refers to himself as a [[StrawNihilist true nihilist]] and [[ForTheEvulz enjoys killing]].

The original version of Terror, named Shreck, was created by writers Dan Chichester and Margaret Clark and artist Klaus Janson, and appeared as a villain in the Shadowline comic ''St. George'' #2 (August 1988), from Marvel's Creator/EpicComics imprint.

Later, after the solo series was cancelled, a Creator/MarvelMAX version of Terror starred in two miniseries and the Marvel Universe version reappeared in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} and the Mercs for Money''.

* AppendageAssimilation: Terror assimilates all sorts of body parts. It's a necessity, since his body and any biomass he assimilates into it rapidly rot. In the "League of Losers" storyline, he even gets Arana's arm after she dies.

''Terror Inc.'' is a SuperheroHorror Comic by Creator/MarvelComics.

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Later, after the solo series was cancelled, a Creator/MarvelMAX version Terror starred in two miniseries and the Marvel Universe version reappeared in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} and the Mercs for Money''.

Later, after the solo series was cancelled, a Creator/MarvelMax version Terror starred in two miniseries and the Marvel Universe version reappeared in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} and the Mercs for Money''.

Later, after the solo series was cancelled, Terror reappeared in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} and the Mercs for Money''.

* CanonImmigrant: Terror, as Shreck, appeared in the Creator/EpicComics Shadowline books, which were initially completely disconnected from the main Marvel Universe and its wider multiverse.

* TheAssimilator: The Terror is a living corpse whose body is continually rotting; he takes other people's body parts to rebuild himself, although these continue to decay. He gains their memories, skills, and sometimes even feelings; he has even been seen to give himself wings or a prehensile tail. He can even gain superpowers from the parts, although they have to be the parts that contain the powers (for example, he couldn't steal Cyclops' finger and gain optic blasts).

Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it stars the antihero Terror, an eternal entity that survives in a ever-changing patchwork body of stolen limbs and organs. By taking part of someone's body, Terror can tap into their skills - and if they happen to be superhuman, he may be able to manifest their powers as well.

The original version of Terror, named Shreck, was created by writers Dan Chichester and Margaret Clark and artist Klaus Janson, and appeared as a villain in the Shadowline comic St. George #2 (August 1988), from Marvel's Creator/EpicComics imprint.

Later, after the solo series was cancelled, Terror reappeared in ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} & the Mercs for Money.

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%% * {{Autocannibalism}}: A reboot of ''Terror Inc.'' under Creator/MarvelMAX featured an immortal villain who had two demonic snakes bound to him which needed to feast on human brains regularly. The main character entombs him in a deep cavern for centuries, where the snakes eventually grow hungry enough to feed on their host, who being immortal grows his brain back, and this keeps repeating over and over and over... The villain's name and story both come from ''Literature/TheShahnameh''.
* BadassTransplant: This is the shtick of Terror -- he can [[AppendageAssimilation replace lost body parts with limbs and organs taken from other organisms]]. He then gains the skills and abilities of the person or being to whom the "borrowed" part belongs.

* SpinOff: Of ''St. George''

* WalkingTransplant: Terror is able to replace body parts by tearing them off of other people, also allowing him to copy their abilities--something like a BodyHorror version of ComicBook/{{Rogue}}.

* {{Autocannibalism}}: A reboot of ''Terror Inc.'' under Creator/MarvelMAX featured an immortal villain who had two demonic snakes bound to him which needed to feast on human brains regularly. The main character entombs him in a deep cavern for centuries, where the snakes eventually grow hungry enough to feed on their host, who being immortal grows his brain back, and this keeps repeating over and over and over... The villain's name and story both come from ''Literature/TheShahnameh''.

Terror Inc. was an American comic-book horror series set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, starring the antihero Terror, an eternal entity that absorbs the talents of others through their dismembered limbs. He was created by writers Dan Chichester and Margaret Clark and artist Klaus Janson as the villain Shreck in St. George #2 (August 1988), from Marvel's Epic Comics imprint.

Terror later appeared in ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} & the Mercs for Money.

* SuperheroHorror: ''ComicBook/TerrorInc'' was a dark series set in the Marvel Universe following an immortal assassin who replaced body parts by tearing them off of other people.

Terror Inc. was an American comic-book horror series from Creator/MarvelComics starring the antihero Terror, an eternal entity that absorbs the talents of others through their dismembered limbs. He was created by writers Dan Chichester and Margaret Clark and artist Klaus Janson as the villain Shreck in St. George #2 (August 1988), from Marvel's Epic Comics imprint.