Hi-Lite is a fictional

Fictional character

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 American comic book

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 character that appears in the Marvel Universe

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. Hi-Lite was created by Peter David

Peter David

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 and first appeared in the comic book She-Hulk

She-Hulk

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vol. 2, #22. He is the cousin of supervillian The Absorbing Man, who used the name Rocky Davis while working as a professional boxer.

Fictional character biography

Born in 1982, Rockwell Davis acquired a stolen armor suit and took up the name Hi-Lite before attempting to rob the New York Museum of Antiquities on June 3rd 2007 of a jewel encrusted goblet for an international buyer. However, during the robbery a security guard suffered a heart attack and Davis stayed to perform C.P.R. until the police arrived.

Davis was taken into custody and was later released on bail. However, Davis missed a court date and was later tracked down by bounty hunter

Bounty hunter

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 She-Hulk

She-Hulk

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 and her Skrull

Skrull

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 partner Jazinda (disguised as She-Hulk's alter ego Jennifer Walters). During the arrest The Absorbing Man (Davis's cousin) and his miniaturized wife Titania

Titania (Marvel Comics)

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 attacked the bounty hunters. Davis is eventually taken into custody and is revealed to have a crush on Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk.

Powers and abilities

25yr old Rockwell is 6 ft (1.8 m) and weighs 185 lb (83.9 kg). He has no natural powers but has acquired a stolen armor suit featuring night-vision goggles, laser

Laser

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-based weaponry and the ability to manipulate light beams.