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Shaft (comics)

Shaft (aka Jeff Terrel) is a comic book superhero created by writer-artist Rob Liefeld.
In the early Nineties, Liefeld created the character for his Extreme Studios as leader of superhero team “Youngblood”.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Rob Liefeld Takes Aim At "Youngblood" #71 - Comic Book Resources )〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=EXCLUSIVE: McLaughlin Spills on "Youngblood's" 75th Issue - Comic Book Resources )
==Fictional character biography==
Jeff Terrel is an undercover FBI agent dating an assistant DA when a sniper tries to kill him at a shopping mall. He slays his attacker with a thrown pen. 〔''Youngblood'' #1 (July 1992)〕 Later, he is approached by the government-sponsored team, Youngblood. He joined the team being an already accomplished archer. He adopts the name of Shaft and began the first of many adventures with the group. His first adventure involves the removal a fictional Middle Eastern dictator named Hussain Kussein. Part of Youngblood is concerned with public relations, as seen with the media relations expert Tymer in issue three. In the same issue, he leads a holding action against a prison break. 〔''Youngblood'' #3 (August 1992)〕
When then leader Battlestone was accused of misleading the team and was held responsible for the deaths of many members, Shaft went on to lead the team while Battlestone founded and became leader of Brigade. One of his earliest actions was rescuing Dan Quayle from the WildC.A.T.S. Or so he thought. This had been part of a shape-shifting Daemonite plot. 〔"WildC.A.T.S." #3 (December 1992)〕 Shaft also made an appearance in the Alan Moore written "Judgement Day" limited series printed by Liefeld's second comic book publishing company Awesome Comics. In it he played a part in the trial of fellow Youngblood teammate Knightsabre. Outside of Youngblood he was featured in a crossover with the Valiant Comics heroes, notably Bloodshot. 〔''Youngblood/Bloodshot'' (July 1993)〕 Shaft and his team try to bring in the California based super-squad 'The Pact' for questioning in a legal matter. 〔"The Pact" #2 (April 1994)〕
In 1995 he goes through a gender reversal in the 'Babewatch' event.
Shaft has a prominent cameo in the ''Shattered Image'' limited series, attempting to help keep the Earth from splintering off into six different versions. 〔"Shattered Image" #2 (October 1996)〕
When Shaft's teammate Riptide is found murdered and fellow hero Knightsabre is suspected, Shaft leads the political and legal chaos that follows as such as a situation is unique for society at that time. 〔''Judgement Day'' #1-3 (June 1997 - October 1997)〕

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