Quicksilver is a fictional character appearing mainly in American comic books published in Marvel Comics. The character was first introduced in the classic comic book Uncanny X-Men #4 and is created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. He is also known as The Scarlet Witch or Wasp due to his web shooter webbing. His powers are mostly bestowed to his mind, which he can use to control other people,s minds through telepathy. The most common of these abilities is telekinesis.
The quicksilver costume is usually blue and consists of a helmet with a wide circular ring on it, a chest piece that bears a symbol resembling a heart on it, and a white top. The costume usually includes blue pants and black boots. On some occasions, he wears a white shirt with blue pants. Quicksilver,s most distinguishable weapon is his silver quartz crystal. This weapon is imbued with special abilities that enable him to control others mind via telepathy.
The quicksilver costume has been used as the basis for many different versions of the fictional character, and he has been featured in several different comic series, including one written by Chris Claremont called the Wolverine series. One of the most recent incarnations of the character is the film X-Factor. This film features the character as a founding member of the team known as the X-Factor. Most of the movies featuring this fictional superhero have depicted him as a devoted member of the team who cares deeply for his teammates and sometimes goes out of his way to make them question their methods.
As a member of the fictional Xavier Institute Quicksilver had undergone an intense process of emotional and psychological development in order to be chosen to join the X-Factor group. In the movie X-Factor, a boy was chosen by Professor X to be the future heir apparent to the mutant family quicksilver. During the course of the film, several important characters were revealed to be part of the Brotherhood of Evil and were given missions that would affect the future of the world. One of these missions involved a clash between the X-Men and the Brotherhood of Evil. Quicksilver was assigned to the front line of the battle, and his actions would either help the X-Men defeat the enemy or bring about the destruction of the Hellhouse.
After joining up with the X-Men, Quicksilver began to have problems dealing with his violent nature. He often had to take care of his own violent urges which resulted in him hurting other people. It was revealed in an episode of the animated television series X- Men that Quicksilver,s biological father was abusive and that the young man was constantly getting angry at him. He also claimed that his biological mother was mentally unstable and could easily control his movements. These facts were borne out by the X-Man Rogue, who was sent from the X-cellent agency to track down and extract the violent mutant.