Camp Hammond is the training camp for all newly registered heroes as featured in Marvel's Avengers: The Initiative.

History

Located on the site of the Stamford tragedy that started the Civil War. The Camp is named after James Hammond, the original Human Torch. Civil War is a Marvel Comics crossover event built around a seven issue limited series of the same name written by Mark Millar, and penciled by Steve McNiven. ... The Human Torch is a fictional character, a Marvel Comics-owned superhero. ...

Instructors

As seen in recent solicitations thus far instructors in the camp appear to be Henry Pym, Justice, She-Hulk, Ms. Marvel, War Machine, and The Gauntlet. Dr. Henry Hank Jonathan Pym is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics Universe, created by writer Stan Lee and artist/co-plotter Jack Kirby. ... Vance Astrovik, aka Justice, is a fictional mutant superhero in the Marvel Comics universe. ... She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters-Jameson) is a Marvel Comics superheroine. ... Ms. ... War Machine (Jim Rhodes) is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics universe. ... Gauntlet is a fictional character on the television show X-Men Evolution. ...

Students

Thus far the recruits located at the camp appear to vary from a few classic adolesent heroes such as Rage, Slapstick and Thor Girl to a large group of new faces like M.V.P., Cloud 9 and Komodo. Rage (Elvin Daryl Halliday, sometimes Holliday) is a fictional character, a comic book superhero in the Marvel Comics universe. ... Slapstick is a Marvel Comics superhero created in the early nineties. ... Thor Girl (Tarene) is a superhero in the Marvel Comics universe. ... It has been suggested that MVP (comics) be merged into this article or section. ... Cloud 9 (Abigail) is a fictional teenage comic book superhero in the Marvel Comics universe. ... Komodo is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics Universe. ...

Potential Recruits

Here is a list of characters that Iron Man considers "potential recruits"^[1] for the Initiative program at Camp Hammond: Iron Man (Anthony Edward Tony Stark) is a fictional comic-book superhero in the Marvel Comics universe. ...

• Agent X (Jim Burley)
• Aguila
• Americop
• Annex (Alex Ellis)
• Aquarian
• Ardina
• Bedlam (Bermuda Schwartz)
• Blackwulf (Lucian)
• Blind Justice
• Blindside (Bobbie Chase)
• Blistik (Victor Lillian)
• Blitziana
• Blue Shield
• Bobster (Sturdevant Robbins)
• Bounty
• Brass
• Brother Nature (Mark Diering)
• Cadaver (Cody Fleischer)
• Cain
• Canasta (Henry Cavanaugh)
• Captain Ultra
• Captain Zero (David Stack)
• Cardiac
• Catiana
• Challenger (Bill Waring)
• Comet Man
• Crime-Buster (Eugene Mason)
• Crimson Daffodil
• Crippler (Carl Stricklan)
• Crusader (Aubrey Thompson)
• Deadhead
• Deathlok (Jack Truman)
• Dementia
• D-Man
• Destroyer of Demons (Joshua Grimly)
• Devil-Slayer
• Dominic Fortune
• Dragon Lord (Tako Shamara)
• Echo
• Eleggua (Nestor Rodriguez)
• Enigma (Tara Virango)
• Fateball (Laura Broadbahr)
• Firebolt (Tony Sloan)
• Frankie and Victoria
• Freak of Science (Rico Gawren)
• Free Spirit
• Frog-Man
• Garrett, Jonathan "John"
• Geiger (Delilah Deerborn)
• G-Force (Daniel Jones)
• Ghost Dancer (James Owl)
• Gibbon
• Glitch (Chazz Admunson)
• Gomi
• Googam
• Gorilla Girl (Fahnbullah Eddy)
• Hardnose (Alexander Patel)
• Heart Attack (Tyler Meagher)
• High-Tech
• Hit-Maker (Orlando Sinclair)
• Huntara
• Hurricane
• Hybrid
• Infamnia (Gina Morris)
• It the Living Colossus
• Junta
• Lazarus (Todd Hunter)
• Link and Poltergeist
• Living Pharaoh (Akasha Martinez)
• Living Totem (Whistle Pig)
• Machine Teen
• Magdalena (Magda Sinclair)
• Man-Eater (Greg Murphy)
• Man-Elephant (Manfred Haller)
• Marvel Boy
• Masked Rose (Jo Tyler)
• Mayhem
• Mechamage
• Mikado & Mosha
• Monstro the Mighty (Frank Johnson)
• Mop Man (Joe Trinity)
• Neurotap
• Nocturne
• Nosferata (Purple Hayes)
• Obituary
• Payback (Eddie Dyson)
• Phantom Blonde (Wanda Grant)
• Pixie
• Portal
• Pyre (Gray Russell)
• Raving Beauty (Cheryl Gates)
• Reaper (Louis Dawson)
• Red Nine (Wallace Jackson)
• Ricochet
• Riot Grrl (Erika Graham)
• Ryder
• Sangre (Julia Concepcion)
• Savage Steel
• Shadow-Hunter (Niki Jakosan)
• Shriker (Jack D'auria)
• Siege
• Sleek
• Soulfire (Jason Maldonado)
• Spectra (Selena Slate)
• Speedo (Federico Wantaugh)
• Spellbinder
• Spellcheck (Ben Pancake)
• Spider-Woman (Mattie Franklin)
• Stained Glass Scarlet (Scarlet Fascinera)
• Steel Raven (Aranda Charboneau)
• Stem Cell
• The Stepford Cuckoos
• Strongarm (Cary Armstrong)
• Suicide (Chris Daniels)
• Sunstreak (Jenny Burke)
• Sunturion
• Tailhook (Marissa Paulsen)
• Thirty-Three (Tiberius Carr)
• Thunderbolt
• Topspin
• Tran, Chole of the Knights Templar
• Ultra-Marine (Kith Nasca)
• Vagabond
• White Fang (Elizabeth Bondi)
• White Tiger
• Winky Man (Paul Same)
• Wolf
• Wysper
• X-Cutioner

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