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Abraham "Abe" Brown is an alumnus at the Midtown School of Science and Technology and a former member of the decathlon team of the school.
Biography[]
Decathlon Team[]
- "Fort Sumter!"
"Flash is wrong!" - ―Flash Thompson and Abe Brown[src]
Brown with Cindy Moon
Brown was a member of the academic decathlon team at Midtown School of Science and Technology. As such, he joined a rehearsal session shortly before the final nationals. During this session, Brown was surprised that Peter Parker would not join him and called out Flash Thompson's obvious lie of having a date with Black Widow to mock Parker, only to be told by Roger Harrington to stop messing with his bell. Later, as they were on the verge of departing to Washington, D.C., he was glad to see Parker returning. During the trip, Brown took part to some training and corrected Thompson when he made a mistake.
The night before the nationals, Brown went to the swimming pool with his friends. Later, despite Parker's absence, the team won the nationals and they were taken by Harrington to the Washington Monument. However, there was a problem in the elevator due to Ned Leeds unknowingly carrying a Chitauri Energy Core. Brown was rescued before the cabin could fall, and thanks to Spider-Man, everybody was able to return home unharmed. Brown was interviewed about the event and told that everybody was screaming due to danger.
Days later, Brown attended the homecoming party, dancing with his friends Cindy Moon, Leeds, Michelle Jones, and Charles Murphy.[1]
Snap Survivor[]
In 2018, Brown was one of the survivors of the Snap, and had graduated Midtown School of Science and Technology by 2024.[3]
Personality[]
Like most members of the decathlon team of the Midtown School of Science and Technology, Abe Brown is a hard-working and intelligent student. Unlike Flash Thompson, Brown seems to be good friends with Peter Parker, lamenting his absence when Parker initially declined to join them for the final nationals due his duties as Spider-Man and defended him when Flash mocked Parker after being asked to fill his place. When Parker opted to rejoin them, Brown was seen to be glad with his return.
Abilities[]
- Gifted Intellect: As a member of Midtown's academic decathlon team, Brown is highly intelligent. He correctly answered with "uranium" to Liz Toomes' question about the heaviest naturally-occurring element, and later corrected Flash Thompson on the bus ride to D.C.
Facilities[]
- Midtown School of Science and Technology: Brown was a student at Midtown School of Science and Technology, as a part of its Decathlon Team. He attended practice in the school's auditorium.
- Hotel: Brown stayed in a hotel in Washington, D.C. with the decathlon team. He went to the pool with his friends the night before the national competition.
Relationships[]
Allies[]
- Midtown School of Science and Technology
- Monica Warren - Former Teacher
- Roger Harrington - Former Teacher
- Liz Toomes - Former Classmate and Former Decathlon Leader
- Peter Parker/Spider-Man - Former Classmate
- Ned Leeds - Former Classmate
- Michelle Jones - Former Classmate and Former Decathlon Leader
- Flash Thompson - Former Classmate
- Cindy Moon - Former Classmate
- Charles Murphy - Former Classmate and Friend
- Sally Avril - Former Classmate
- Betty Brant - Former Classmate
- Tiny McKeever - Former Classmate
- Seymour O'Reilly - Former Classmate
- Jason Ionello - Former Classmate
Appearances[]
In chronological order:
Trivia[]
- In the comics, Abe Brown is a member of the Sons of the Tiger, a group of martial artists, and a vigilante under the codename of Black Tiger. He is also the brother of Hobie Brown, a former enemy of Spider-Man.
- Abraham Attah shares the same first name with his character.
- The name of this character can be spotted in the fake TV credits of WandaVision's first episode.[4]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Spider-Man: Homecoming
- ↑ Spider-Man: Far From Home
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 The students who attended Midtown School of Science and Technology during their sophomore 2016-2017 school year in Spider-Man: Homecoming as part of Peter Parker's grade, who are no longer in attendance during the 2023-2025 school years in Spider-Man: Far From Home and Spider-Man: No Way Home, are considered to have survived the Snap and therefore graduated from Midtown by 2019.
- ↑ WandaVision: 1.01: Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience
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