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    '''Rex Velvet''', whose real name is Ryan Cory, is a self-proclaimed [[Real Life Supervillain]] in America who first appeared on the scene by calling out Seattle, Washington's [[Phoenix Jones]] through a YouTube video.
    {{InfoboxHero
    |image = Image:RexVelvet.jpg
    |caption = Rex Velvet
    |hero =  Rex Velvet
    |alias = N/A <!--insert aliases here -->
    |category = Real-Life Supervillain
    |location = [[:Category:RLSH in Seattle|Seattle]], [[:Category:RLSH in Washington|WA]], USA
    |identity = Public
    |alterego = Ryan Cory
    |status = Semi-active
    |faction = [[Social Villains Alliance]]
    |affiliates = N/A
    |foes = [[Phoenix Jones]], [[RCSM]]
    |actions = N/A
    |gender = Male
    |costume = Bowler hat, mustache, monocle
    |colors = Varies
    |symbol = N/A
    |equipment = N/A
    |abilities = N/A
    }}


    Though proclaiming himself to be a supervillain, Velvet's actions seem to be more of a commentary on the RLSH movement, particularly of [[Phoenix Jones]].
    '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a self-proclaimed [[Real Life Supervillain]] in America who first appeared on the scene by calling out Seattle, Washington's [[Phoenix Jones]] through a YouTube video.


    Further doubts of the individual's supervillainy emerge when one considers his recent "abduction" of the Seattle Seahawk's mascot, Blitz as part of the Seattle Make-A-Wish Foundation's 5000th wish granted to a young boy dubbed "Agent C."<ref>http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/07/20/real-life-super-villain-rex-velvet-12-year-old-hero-make-a-wish-foundation-seattle-seahawks/</ref>
    ==History==
    Though proclaiming himself to be a supervillain, Velvet's actions seem to be more of a commentary on the RLSH movement, though particularly of Phoenix Jones.


    Further doubts of the individual's supervillainy emerge when one considers his recent "abduction" of the Seattle Seahawk's mascot, Blitz as part of the Seattle Make-A-Wish Foundation's 5000th wish granted to a young boy dubbed "Agent C."


    ==External Links==
    ==External Links==
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    [http://socialvillainsalliance.com Social Villains Alliance]
    [http://socialvillainsalliance.com Social Villains Alliance]


    [http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/07/20/real-life-super-villain-rex-velvet-12-year-old-hero-make-a-wish-foundation-seattle-seahawks/ Comics Alliance article]
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    Revision as of 02:03, 6 September 2017

    Rex Velvet
    Image:RexVelvet.jpg
    Rex Velvet
    Vital Statistics
    Hero Rex Velvet
    Alias(es) N/A
    Identity Public
    Alter Ego Ryan Cory
    Category Real-Life Supervillain
    Location [[Location::Seattle, WA, USA]] The following coordinate was not recognized: Geocoding failed.The following coordinate was not recognized: Geocoding failed.
    Status Semi-active"Semi-active" is not in the list (Active, Inactive, Retired, Semi-Active, Unknown, Deceased, On Hiatus, Defunct, Disbanded, Disgraced Retirement) of allowed values for the "Status" property.
    Superhero Activity
    Team
    Affiliates N/A
    Foes Phoenix Jones, RCSM
    Actions N/A
    Physical Description
    Gender Male
    Outfit
    Colors Varies
    Symbol N/A
    Equipment N/A
    Abilities N/A

    Rex Velvet is a self-proclaimed Real Life Supervillain in America who first appeared on the scene by calling out Seattle, Washington's Phoenix Jones through a YouTube video.

    History

    Though proclaiming himself to be a supervillain, Velvet's actions seem to be more of a commentary on the RLSH movement, though particularly of Phoenix Jones.

    Further doubts of the individual's supervillainy emerge when one considers his recent "abduction" of the Seattle Seahawk's mascot, Blitz as part of the Seattle Make-A-Wish Foundation's 5000th wish granted to a young boy dubbed "Agent C."

    External Links

    Rex Velvet's Facebook

    Social Villains Alliance

    Comics Alliance article