Aguila


 * Real Name: Alejandro Montoya
 * Current Alias: Aguila
 * Aliases: El Aguila ("The Eagle" in English), The Master
 * Base of Operations: New York City, New York, United States
 * Alignment: Good
 * Identity: Secret Identity
 * Citizenship: Spanish
 * Marital Status: Single
 * Occupation: Wealthy swashbuckler
 * Gender: Male
 * Height: 6'0"
 * Weight: 190 lbs.
 * Eyes: Brown
 * Hair: Black
 * Origin: Mutant
 * Universe: Earth-616
 * Place of Birth: Madrid, Spain

Powers
El Águila had the ability to discharge powerful electrostatic charges generated by his own body through a conductive medium. His body was capable of discharging a maximum of 100,000 volts, sufficient at 10 feet to kill a man or to stun a rhinoceros. He could mentally control the intensity of the blast, keeping it well within the non-lethal range. After fully depleting his store of bioelectricity, be it in one blast or successive blasts, it took him one half hour to recharge back to full strength. The maximum range at which his blast could propagate through air at sea level is 30 feet.

The major limitation of El Águila's bioelectric blast was that he had to be in contact with a conductive metal in order to release it. Accordingly, he carries a sword through which he shot his power. To protect the secret of his mutant nature, El Águila deliberately misled the public to believe that his sword housed an electric blaster.

There was a maximum amount of bioelectricity that El Águila's body would store: its full 100,000 volt charge. When it reached its full charge, his body would naturally discharge any excess energy in minute, harmless quantities. His body generates and stored this bioelectricity in his central nervous system.

Montoya's body generated and stored electricity emited by his central nervous system, and could discharge the electricity after it had built up to a certain level. Usually, he blasted victims through a conductive medium, namely his double-edged steel sword. (To disguise his mutant ability, Montoya claimed the sword contained a blaster.) Montoya could discharge the electricity through the air, but at a more limited distance and to a more limited effect.