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Origin. Human; As an unsuccessful burglar, Herman Schultz, with a gifted skill working with tools, developed, in prison, what was to become the infamous vibro-shock units that advanced his already criminal ways to a new plateau.
The Shocker (Herman Schultz) is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by Stan Lee and John Romita Sr , the character debuted in The Amazing Spider-Man #46 in March 1967.
Shocker found himself with six arms after being infected with the spider-virus. While in the midst of a bank robbery, and fighting Spider-Man, Shocker transformed into a giant spider, along with the other infected members of NYC.
Herman Schultz is a salvage worker who had become a professional criminal and a member of Adrian Toomes' Crew who had sold Chitauri and Ultron based weaponry created by Tinkerer. Following Toomes' murder of Jackson Brice, who had used a modified gauntlet under the alias of Shocker, Toomes passed...
Learn about Herman Schultz, the engineer and criminal who became Shocker, a villain in the Marvel universe. Find out his history, powers, appearances and more in comics and on screen.
Herman Schultz, alias the Shocker, was a 33-year-old petty crook who raided money transports. He wore a purple trench coat and a pair of goggles to protect his eyes.
Shocker is a super villain who uses vibration-based weapons to fight Spider-Man and other heroes. Learn about his origin, powers, allies, enemies, and appearances in comics and media.
