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After school one day, Rod went to Experiments in Radio-Activity. Claude was also there that day and they watch the experiments together. At the top floor of the exhibit, a gyrostabilizer had burned out and the Xeno-Ray fell over. Rod and Claude end up dangling from it and it emits radioactive energy to the two of them. Rod could now see without his glasses and was stronger than before. At home, he noticed Radioactive Man heading towards the roof of his apartment building, then noticed Claude coming down from the roof. He realized that they were the same person. | After school one day, Rod went to Experiments in Radio-Activity. Claude was also there that day and they watch the experiments together. At the top floor of the exhibit, a gyrostabilizer had burned out and the Xeno-Ray fell over. Rod and Claude end up dangling from it and it emits radioactive energy to the two of them. Rod could now see without his glasses and was stronger than before. At home, he noticed Radioactive Man heading towards the roof of his apartment building, then noticed Claude coming down from the roof. He realized that they were the same person. | ||
Claude invited Rod to become his sidekick. When Rod's Aunt June had another brain fever, she was moved into a nursing home and Rod moved in with Claude and became Fallout Boy.<ref>''[[The Molten Menace of Magmo, the Lava Man]]''</ref> | Claude invited Rod to become his sidekick. When Rod's Aunt June had another brain fever, she was moved into a nursing home and Rod moved in with Claude and became Fallout Boy.<ref>''[[The Molten Menace of Magmo, the Lava Man]]''</ref> | ||
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| + | In the future, Rod Runtledge takes up the mantle of Radioactive Man. When Fallout Boy of the past calls him to ask if Radioactive Man from his time is there, the future Radioactive Man panicks about speaking to his younger self.<ref>''[[Anomaly of the Automaton That Ran Amok!]]''</ref> | ||
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| + | == In other media == | ||
| + | [[File:Rod Runtledge (RM TM).png|thumb|left|[[Milhouse Van Houten]] as Rod Runtledge]] | ||
=== 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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*{{bon|Dr. Crab's Commie Comics}} | *{{bon|Dr. Crab's Commie Comics}} | ||
*{{bon|The Molten Menace of Magmo, the Lava Man}} | *{{bon|The Molten Menace of Magmo, the Lava Man}} | ||
| + | *{{bon|Anomaly of the Automaton That Ran Amok!}} | ||
*{{bon|The Radioactive Manqués!}} | *{{bon|The Radioactive Manqués!}} | ||
*{{bon|Radioactive Man, The Official Movie Adaption}} | *{{bon|Radioactive Man, The Official Movie Adaption}} | ||
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Rod Runtledge
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Character Information
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Rod Runtledge is the kid behind the mask of Fallout Boy
Contents
History
Runtledge lived next door to Gloria Grand with his Aunt June. His parents and his twin brother Dodd died in a plane crash over the remote South American jungle. He first met Radioactive Man when he was robbing a store of a TV. Radioactive Man took Rod back home and told him that the violent comics were why he was acting like a delinquent. Rod later got rid of the comic books, throwing them into a lake.[1]
Becoming Fallout Boy
After school one day, Rod went to Experiments in Radio-Activity. Claude was also there that day and they watch the experiments together. At the top floor of the exhibit, a gyrostabilizer had burned out and the Xeno-Ray fell over. Rod and Claude end up dangling from it and it emits radioactive energy to the two of them. Rod could now see without his glasses and was stronger than before. At home, he noticed Radioactive Man heading towards the roof of his apartment building, then noticed Claude coming down from the roof. He realized that they were the same person.
Claude invited Rod to become his sidekick. When Rod's Aunt June had another brain fever, she was moved into a nursing home and Rod moved in with Claude and became Fallout Boy.[2]
Future
In the future, Rod Runtledge takes up the mantle of Radioactive Man. When Fallout Boy of the past calls him to ask if Radioactive Man from his time is there, the future Radioactive Man panicks about speaking to his younger self.[3]
In other media
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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.
As Rod Runteledge had gone out to help Radioactive Man, his mother was worried and called the police, eventually finding him and taking him home. It was hours later when Rod was able to get out and go and rescue Radioactive Man.[4]
Appearances
Comic story – Dr. Crab's Commie Comics - Comic story – The Molten Menace of Magmo, the Lava Man
- Comic story – Anomaly of the Automaton That Ran Amok!
- Comic story – The Radioactive Manqués!
- Comic story – Radioactive Man, The Official Movie Adaption
References
The Simpsons characters
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