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[[Rod Runtledge]] was an average bookworm, until one day he met billionaire playboy Claude Kane III (Radioactive Man) at a radioactivity convention. A tall piece of machinery fell towards them. Claude grabbed Rod and jumped over the rail, Claude holding onto the machine. The machine came to life, and as the ray passed through Claude, it hit Rod. Rod received a pint-sized version of RM's powers, and became Fallout Boy.<ref>''[[Dr. Crab's Commie Comics]]''</ref>
 
[[Rod Runtledge]] was an average bookworm, until one day he met billionaire playboy Claude Kane III (Radioactive Man) at a radioactivity convention. A tall piece of machinery fell towards them. Claude grabbed Rod and jumped over the rail, Claude holding onto the machine. The machine came to life, and as the ray passed through Claude, it hit Rod. Rod received a pint-sized version of RM's powers, and became Fallout Boy.<ref>''[[Dr. Crab's Commie Comics]]''</ref>
  
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== In other media ==
 
=== Radioactive Man: The Movie ===
 
=== Radioactive Man: The Movie ===
 
In the ''Radioactive Man'' film, Rod Runtledge/Fallout Boy was played by Milhouse Van Houten. Rod was on the [[U.S.S. Serendipity]] with [[Mrs. Runtledge|his mother]], when his mother was held hostage by thugs looking to steal the payroll. Radioactive Man then came to the rescue and saved her, although Rod's mother later claimed that Radioactive Man didn't really exist. Later, as Rod was cycling, he got crushed by an X-Ray truck, driven by [[Otto Mann]]. The truck gave him powers and turned him into Fallout Boy.
 
In the ''Radioactive Man'' film, Rod Runtledge/Fallout Boy was played by Milhouse Van Houten. Rod was on the [[U.S.S. Serendipity]] with [[Mrs. Runtledge|his mother]], when his mother was held hostage by thugs looking to steal the payroll. Radioactive Man then came to the rescue and saved her, although Rod's mother later claimed that Radioactive Man didn't really exist. Later, as Rod was cycling, he got crushed by an X-Ray truck, driven by [[Otto Mann]]. The truck gave him powers and turned him into Fallout Boy.
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Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy then go back to WZEN Tower to stop [[Dr. Swartzwelder]] broadcasting information harming Radioactive Man's reputation. They reveal that Dr. Swartzwelder is actually [[Dr. Clownius]] in disguise. After Dr. Clownius is arrested, Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy go back to fighting crime together.<ref>''[[Radioactive Man, The Official Movie Adaption]]''</ref>
 
Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy then go back to WZEN Tower to stop [[Dr. Swartzwelder]] broadcasting information harming Radioactive Man's reputation. They reveal that Dr. Swartzwelder is actually [[Dr. Clownius]] in disguise. After Dr. Clownius is arrested, Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy go back to fighting crime together.<ref>''[[Radioactive Man, The Official Movie Adaption]]''</ref>
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=== Radioactive Woman ===
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A female reboot of ''Radioactive Man'', called ''{{ap|Radioactive Woman|film}}'' was in production, with [[Sherri]] and [[Terri Mackleberry]] playing the role of [[Fallout Girl]], a female version of Fallout Boy. The movie never got finished.<ref>''[[Radioactive Woman: The Movie]]</ref>
  
 
== Non-canon ==
 
== Non-canon ==

Revision as of 11:07, April 10, 2020

Not to be confused with the band, Fall Out Boy.
"Jiminy jillickers!"
―Fallout Boy's catchphrase
Fallout Boy
Fallout Boy.png
Artwork of Fallout Boy from The Simpsons: Tapped Out
Superhero Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Fictional
Alias(es): Rod Runtledge
Hair: Black
Powers: Flight
Eye lasers
First appearance: "Three Men and a Comic Book"
Voiced by: Dan Castellaneta
Pamela Hayden*


Fallout Boy is the sidekick of Radioactive Man. He first appeared in Radioactive Man #9. He is also a member of the Superior Squadron.

Publication and media history

Fallout Boy appeared both the black and white TV serial, played by Buddy Hodges, and the camp 1960s and 1970s TV show.[1]

Milhouse van Houten was chosen to play Fallout Boy when a Radioactive Man film was being filmed in Springfield. However, Milhouse snapped under the pressure and quit, being replaced by Mickey Rooney, before the project was shelved.[2]

Comic history

History

Rod Runtledge was an average bookworm, until one day he met billionaire playboy Claude Kane III (Radioactive Man) at a radioactivity convention. A tall piece of machinery fell towards them. Claude grabbed Rod and jumped over the rail, Claude holding onto the machine. The machine came to life, and as the ray passed through Claude, it hit Rod. Rod received a pint-sized version of RM's powers, and became Fallout Boy.[3]

In other media

Radioactive Man: The Movie

In the Radioactive Man film, Rod Runtledge/Fallout Boy was played by Milhouse Van Houten. Rod was on the U.S.S. Serendipity with his mother, when his mother was held hostage by thugs looking to steal the payroll. Radioactive Man then came to the rescue and saved her, although Rod's mother later claimed that Radioactive Man didn't really exist. Later, as Rod was cycling, he got crushed by an X-Ray truck, driven by Otto Mann. The truck gave him powers and turned him into Fallout Boy.

Radioactive Man ran some tests on Fallout Boy and decided to train him as his sidekick. The two of them worked together fighting crime until one day Gloria Grand was kidnapped by Silly Sailor. Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy went to rescue her only to have their powers taken from them. They were then left hanging upside down in a cage but Fallout Boy managed to escape, without his powers still. He was then found by his mother and taken home again, punished for skipping dinner. Fallout Boy later saved Radioactive Man and revealed to him that they gained their powers back hours ago, Radioactive Man just didn't know.

Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy then go back to WZEN Tower to stop Dr. Swartzwelder broadcasting information harming Radioactive Man's reputation. They reveal that Dr. Swartzwelder is actually Dr. Clownius in disguise. After Dr. Clownius is arrested, Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy go back to fighting crime together.[4]

Radioactive Woman

A female reboot of Radioactive Man, called Radioactive Woman was in production, with Sherri and Terri Mackleberry playing the role of Fallout Girl, a female version of Fallout Boy. The movie never got finished.[5]

Non-canon

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Fallout Boy
Image Cost Unlock method Unlocks with Unlock message
Fallout Boy.png Cash500 Superheroes
The Death of a Hero Pt. 3
Superior Squad HQ Jiminy Jillikers!
FREE Superheroes 2
Prelude Pt. 1
FREE Superheroes Return
Fallout Boy's Rise From the Shadows Pt. 1
Donut150 Red Alert
Premium
Shattered Dreams Mystery Box Token1 Shattered Dreams Mystery Box
Employment
Technical Information ID Groups Internal Name
52004 Regular Characters, Regular Male, Youngster, Sequel Squad, Good People FalloutBoy
Taps Final Update
Wave Cost Release
1 Donut150 September 26, 2024

Behind the Laughter

When a pop punk band from Chicago, who are now known as Fall Out Boy, was playing at a local concert, they asked the audience for a suggestion for a band name. Somebody screamed Fallout Boy. The band chose the name and stuck with it. In many interviews, the band says how the name "Fallout Boy" was an idea from a fan and is a superhero sidekick from The Simpsons.

Appearances

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References