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Legendary U.S. World War II Hero Marquis Anthony Butler
Physical Description
Specialized Equipment
- Adam § Serum
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Marquis Anthony Butler—known to family and close comrades as Mark—was born on April 11, 1917, in Birmingham, Alabama, the youngest of seven children in a working-class Black family rooted in faith, struggle, and pride. His parents, Franklin Butler, a coal hauler and deacon, and Bethany Anthony, a homemaker and Sunday school teacher, raised their children in a household defined by discipline, resilience, and a deep belief in service.
Social
Family Ties
- Franklin Butler (Father)
- Bethany Anthony (Mother)
- Ezekiel Franklin Butler (b. ~1902): “Zeke” to his friends; “Deacon Butler” to the church folk. WW1 Veteran.
- Clara Josephine Butler (b. ~1904): “Jo” is her nickname. Helped raise her younger siblings and became a nurse.
- James Isaiah Butler (b. ~1906): Small-time Pullman porter. WW1 Veteran.
- Esther Lucille Butler (b. ~1909): A seamstress with a sharp tongue and deep faith.
- Silas Elijah Butler (b. ~1912): The quiet, steady brother. Went North during the Great Migration.
- Ruth Magnolia Butler (b. ~1914): Was married into a local activist family.
- Nina McIntyre (Wife)
- Mary Belle Grace Butler (Daughter)
- Marcellus James Butler (Son)
Honorary & Occupational Titles
- Lieutenant Colonel Marquis Butler
- Commanding Officer, U.S. Super Soldier Legion (§ Legion)
Age
~25
Date of Birth
April 11th
Date of Death
March 9th
Life
1917 BCE
1946 BCE
Circumstances of Birth
Youngest of six children, ran away from home at a young age
Circumstances of Death
Killed in action in an early Cold War skirmish against Soviet Super Soldier Red Son I
Birthplace
Birmingham, Alabama USA
Place of Death
Luzon, Philippines, during post-war security operations. (Actual: Near Kraków, Soviet-Occupied Poland)
Children
Pronouns
He/Him/His
Sex
Male
Eyes
Dark Brown
Hair
Nappy Black
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Black
Height
6'2"
Weight
130 Lbs.
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