Variable (as Harmon) 5'7"
Blue pupils, yellow irises (as Harmon) Blue
Currently in high school
Variable (as Harmon) 145 lbs.
Purple, (as Harmon) Blonde
Unnamed parents
Has fought numerous bizarre villains and encountered a variety of superhumans including Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, Daredevil, the New Warriors, the Fantastic Four, Doctor Yesterday, the Overkiller, and the Neutron Bum. He has also developed a friendly rivalry with Speedball. He later joined the Initiative and beat his instructor,Gauntlet (Joseph Green) into a near-coma and painted NW (for New Warriors) on his shirt in his own blood. for cracking jokes about and insulting the New Warriors. Steven was placed in a prison with other initiative trainees and instructors who had ties with the New Warriors. However when Gauntlet woke up,he claimed it was an invisible Iron Man villain who beat him,and not anyone in the Initiative. Slapstick and the others were released from prison.
Slapstick #1 (1992)
Slapstick #1 (1992)
Steven Harmon's powers have been described as "all of the abilities of a Saturday morning cartoon character."
Steven Harmon
Secret
Student
None
U.S.A.
Avengers Resistence; formerly Initiative Trainees
In his Slapstick form, Harmon has virtually unlimited malleability. His strength, speed, stamina, agility, and reflexes are all at superhuman levels. His body is incredibly durable to the point that there is almost no way for him to be harmed beyond his ability to recover. His powers have been described as "all of the abilities of a Saturday morning cartoon character"
Slapstick is a talented and inventive practical joker with a highly developed bizarre sense of humor.
Slapstick uses a large blue mallet which he stores in the sub-space field linked to his gloves.
Gained Superhuman powers and stopped invasion of Earth by extra-dimensional clowns (Slapstick #1, 1992); fought Overkiller and ruined Spider-Man's photographs (Slapstick #2, 1992); fought android Teddy (Slapstick #3, 1993); fought Neutron Bum and his tactics didn't sit well with the other heroes present (Slapstick #4, 1993); fought Doctor Yesterday with New Warriors (Marvel Comics Presents #159-163, 1994); back to the New Warriors (Avengers: The Initiative #10, 2008)