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Deathwatch is a fictional character. He is a demonic supervillain in the Marvel Universe, most notably as an enemy of Ghost Rider. ==Fictional character biography== Deathwatch is a Translord from an unknown demonic dimension. Posing as a crime boss in the real world as Stephen Lords, Deathwatch plotted to destroy New York through a poisonous toxin. After a youth gang called the Cypress Hill Jokers unwittingly stole the canisters containing the biotoxin, Deathwatch contested with the Kingpin for the canisters, and set Blackout against the new Ghost Rider.〔''Ghost Rider'' Vol. 3 #1-2〕 Deathwatch and Blackout attacked the 75th Precinct police station and stole the biotoxin canisters. They also abducted Paulie Stratton and her fellow Cypress Hill Jokers, battling the Kingpin's men.〔''Ghost Rider'' Vol. 3 #3〕 He instigated a conflict between Ghost Rider and Snowblind, and was revealed as having set Linda Wei and HEART against Ghost Rider.〔''Ghost Rider'' Vol. 3 #13-15〕 He dispatched ninjas to lure Ghost Rider into a trap, and destroyed an office building in an attempt to kill Ghost Rider.〔''Ghost Rider'' Vol. 3 #22〕 Alongside Hag and Troll, Deathwatch murdered Snowblind, and battled Ghost Rider, who killed Deathwatch in battle.〔''Ghost Rider'' Vol. 3 #24〕 In the course of becoming a personal enemy to the hero, Deathwatch employed several assassins, including countless Deathspawn, all of whom were from the demon world. After meeting his demise at the hands of Ghost Rider for the first time, he was reanimated by the Deathspawn, Hag and Troll. However, he was captured with Hag and Troll by Ghost Rider, Johnny Blaze, and Spider-Man.〔''Web of Spider-Man'' #96; ''Spirits of Vengeance'' #6〕 With Hag and Troll, he was captured by Steel Wind and Steel Vengeance,〔''Spirits of Vengeance'' #7〕 and the three villains were turned over to Centurious.〔''Spirits of Vengeance'' #9〕 Centurious fully resurrected Deathwatch to help in an attempt to steal Ghost Rider's chain. During his battle with Ghost Rider, Deathwatch revealed that his original (retconned) intent during the events involving the poisonous canisters was to obtain Ghost Rider's medallion of power. He was easily defeated by the combined power of Ghost Rider and Johnny Blaze.〔''Ghost Rider'' Vol. 3 #42〕 Deathwatch later appeared, alive and well, as a prisoner in The Raft.〔''The New Avengers: Most Wanted Files'' #1〕 The Hood hired him as part of his criminal organization to take advantage of the split in the superhero community caused by the Superhuman Registration Act. He helped them fight the New Avengers, but was taken down by Doctor Strange.〔''New Avengers Annual'' #2〕 In Secret Invasion, he is among the many supervillains who rejoined the Hood's crime syndicate and attacked an invading Skrull force.〔''New Avengers'' #46〕 He was later seen during an attack on the New Avengers.〔''New Avengers'' #56-57〕 Deathwatch was seen during the Siege of Asgard as part of the Hood crime syndicate.〔''Siege'' #3〕 During the ''Fear Itself'' storyline, Deathwatch and Blackout assisted Sin (in the form of Skadi) in attacking Dayton, Ohio. Since Johnny Blaze was no longer Ghost Rider, a man named Adam performed a ritual in a pyramid in Nicaragua in which one of his followers, a woman named Alejandra, became the new female Ghost Rider, who was able to defeat Deathwatch and Blackout.〔''Ghost Rider'' Vol. 7 #1〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Deathwatch (comics)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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