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After Frank is told of Joe being pulled from Luna, he rushes back to Dr. Flem's laboratory, but finds that Mr. Monstadt has returned in a new, artificial body which is powerful enough to defeat him, most of the Atomics, and Joe, who was going to surprise Frank by becoming Madgirl.

Immediately after the defeat of Monstadt, a fallen Atomic is revived and the team celebrates by going on a camping trip. Former enemies, now allies, are the Mutant Street Beatniks, who were originally just ordinary beatniks.

When Mott first arrived he was being chased by Zenelle, a female alien from a species infamous throughout the galaxy for devouring their mates after the wedding night. Zenelle left behind a trail of spores as she tracked Mott through the city, exposure to which caused the beatniks to mutate into disgusting, warty versions of themselves.

Zenelle fell in love with one of these mutants and carried him away, much to the relief of Mott. Blaming Madman for their deformity, the Mutant Street Beatniks remained bitter enemies until they discovered that their deformation was simply the first stage of their mutation, which later gave them super powers.

Discovering these powers cleared up their skin condition, so they no longer hate Madman and have formed a superhero team, calling themselves the Atomics. Around this time, their missing comrade returned from space, revealing that Zenelle had actually fallen in love with him to the degree she went against her culture and refused to eat him. Because of the different time-flow between Snap City and Zenelle's planet, when their comrade returned he brought with him his teenage son, the product of his union with Zenelle.

One of Madman's primary enemies is Mr. Monstadt, his former employer or so it is hinted. Madman has also fought runaway renegade robots from Dr. Flem's lab who were controlled by the mysterious and super-intelligent Factor Max.

However, the G-Men are occasional allies, and several of the Mutant Street Beatniks become allies as well. Frank has also faced generic monsters a number of times. Frank's resurrection altered his body, giving him various supernatural abilities. He possesses a supernatural intuitive talent for learning, allowing him to instinctively learn any skill and gain knowledge at a superhuman rate. He possesses supernatural physical coordination. His agility and reflexes are far superior to those of an ordinary human.

His tendons and connective tissues are more elastic and his nerve endings transfer stimuli faster. Ability to clean up any mess no matter the size using sports science, and to send enemies into orbit with his throwing glove.

Frank has also manifested numerous psionic abilities that border on the supernatural, including the power to obtain information about an individual by making physical contact, empathy, and clairvoyance. He is also able to perceive the future, sometimes manifesting in vague dreams while asleep, other times displayed in clear thought, and sometimes occurring at will.

Unfortunately, he does not have complete control over his psionic abilities. According to Mike Allred, he was first offered the chance to sell the movie rights to Madman in he has not said who made the offer, only that he declined. Since , film-maker Robert Rodriguez has owned the film rights to Madman. Both he and Allred have given numerous signals as to the start of production over the years, but with no result. Although both have been occupied with other projects Allred was instrumental in connecting Rodriguez with Frank Miller , leading to the production of Sin City , both have been eager to see this film made.

Robin Williams has been mentioned as being under consideration for the role of Dr. At the WonderCon in San Francisco , Allred announced that Madman the Movie was in pre-production and hoped to begin filming before the end of the year.

He teased fans in attendance by saying that the titular role had already been cast, "but I can't tell you who it is yet When we announce it, you're gonna be like 'What? Mike Allred did the artwork for the fictional Bluntman and Chronic comic in the film Chasing Amy in which he appears in a cameo as himself. The pages were collected as part of the film's published screenplay, and Madman can be seen in one panel beneath the light of the "blunt signal.

Madman's first action figure was a part of the Big Blast toy line from Graphitti Designs in The figure came in classic white with a red lightning bolt, as well as a black-suited variant with yellow accents and lightning bolt. Wizard Entertainment offered a variant of the Madman Big Blast toy without his traditional mask, showing Frank's face.

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