Hornet suit were ever compromised. His new body is healthier and in perfect physical condition, not like the one of Mr. Gunderson which had a heart condition and needed a pacemaker to keep it stable. Easily being able to battle and best the eugenically enhanced spider clones Ben Reilly and Kaine Parker. Silas also accommodated the Hornet's cyber suit which was outfitted with all manner of high-tech gadgetry and weapon's systems created by its previous owners. Function such as wrist mounted blasters which fire variable rounds of ammunition; ranging from stun setting, dart launchers, laser guns and other unknown ammo types. It also magnifies his bodies physical abilities giving him increased strength, speed, durability, stamina and reflexes. His suit also possesses a short-range bio-electrostatic discharge which he can engage when in physical contact with an adversary. Rendering them physically stunned as it delivers a debilitating shock to their nervous systems. Through unknown means, Silas's new body has superhuman physical strength. He is now able to throw a manhole cover with enough force to decapitate someone with relative ease. He also came back bearing boons from the demon who resurrected him, gifting Silas with a special pendant that enables him to summon an extra-dimensional horror which feeds on wickedness called a Fhtagn, the drawback being that the cursed relic only calls it forth, not give him control over it. But he could potentially use his psionic abilities to control the simple, yet alien mind of the otherworldly creature if prompted too. In other media Cyber appeared as a boss in Wolverine: Adamantium Rage for the SNES and Sega Genesis. Cyber appeared as a boss in X-Men: Wolverine's Rage for the Game Boy Color. References External links Cyber at the Marvel Comics character wiki UncannyXmen.net Character Profile on Cyber Comics characters introduced in 1991 Characters created by Peter David Fictional Canadian Army personnel Fictional mercenaries in comics Fictional murderers Fictional secret agents and spies Fictional World War I veterans Marvel Comics characters who have mental powers Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength Marvel Comics mutants Marvel Comics supervillains