Abelard Snazz

Real Name: Abelard Snazz

Identity/Class: Human mutant

Occupation: Genius inventor and problem-solver, president of Think Inc.;
   former deity

Group Membership: Think Inc.

Affiliations: Edwin;
   formerly Thoth, Odin

Enemies: Thoth, Odin

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: The Man with the Two-Storey Brain, the Man with the Double-Decker Brain, Toglub of the Two-Fold Gaze

Base of Operations: Formerly the planet Twopp

First Appearance: 2000 A.D. Prog 189 (IPC, 6th December 1980)

Powers/Abilities: Snazz is a super-genius, so smart he can use the parts of a digital wrist-watch to create a neuron whisk gun in seconds, or a handheld time-machine out of space emergency rations and radio spares.

Height: Unrevealed
Weight: Unrevealed
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Red-brown

Summary: Abelard Snazz is a mutant, the man with the double-decker brain. Used by those he encounters as a consultant to solve the problems they have in his life, his solutions tend to have unforeseen repercussions that make the situation worse than it was before he got involved.

History:

Comments: Created by Alan Moore and Steve Dillon.

Appearance checklist (not including reprints): 2000 A.D. Prog#189-190, 209, 237-238, 245, 254, 299, 2206

Contributors to this page: Nick Williams (provided the original Abelard image, no longer on page);
Don C. has reminded me that " I remember he had a little robot sidekick, who he'd torment endlessly. He lost the robot some time around the point where he'd tried staging a big comeback for the ancient gods." Thanks Don. The robot in question was Edwin, who no matter what went wrong, would always think the best of Abelard.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Abelard Snazz should not be confused with:

• any other "Abelard" or "Snazz" characters

First Posted: Circa 27/09/2004
Last updated: 20/05/2023

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