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Dexter Cord LeMoyne




Alias: Jester


Place of birth: Morgan City, LA, USA


Eyes: Blue
Hair: Black
Height: 6' 3''
Weight: 227 lbs.
Race: Human


Occupation: WetWorks operative; assassination, computer systems specialist
Legal status: U.S. citizen with a criminal record
Group affiliation: Navy SEALS
Team 6
Team 7
WetWorks


Story: Dexter LeMoyne was a troublemaker with a lack of respect for authorities. He was a Navy SEAL but was kicked out after hacking Pentagon's National Defense Network. Instead of going to Leavenworth, he was assigned to Team 7 [9].

On a mission to the Transylvania with the Team 7 at the time, what was supposed to be a biological weapon held by a loosing faction in the Balkan was actually a nanotech alloy which was essentially a non-carbon based life form. In reality, Team 7 was supposed to retrieve or destroy the alloy before it fell into the hands of the Vampire Nation. The mission didn't go as planned, and Team 7 was exposed to the alloy which bound itself to their skin and acted like a living armor. Realizing something was wrong, Miles Craven ordered the supporting troops to kill Dane and his team, but Mother-One who had herself been exposed to the alloy before the team helped taking out the troops and save Team 7 [1].

After the Balkan mission, Dane and his team was approached by Armand Waering, who took them back to the States and tried to help them use their new golden armor [2]. As the symbiote had been developed by Waering industries [WetWorks Sourcebook #1], and Waering himself was connected to the Night Tribe and had his own agenda, the team was shortly after sent out on a mission to prevent the release of a viral agent by the Night Tribe. The mission succeeded in the sense that the virus was stopped, but Flattop and Crossbones were killed, and Grail and Dozer were changed [3,4]. Like the rest of the team, Jester's symbiote started changing him too. His body started being able to change shape [5]

In 1998, WetWorks, Grifter and Lynch were attacked by Rostov, a powerful telepath who was believed to have been killed by Team 7 [6]. Rostov was defeated, but after the fight Dane was tired of always being someone's tool and he decided that the team should go underground for a while to find a new role for WetWorks [7].

In 2006 when the team was seen next, Jester was still at part of the team [8].


Skills & abilities: The symbiote covering the body acts as a living armor and gives a low level telepathic ability towards the other carriers of a similar symbiote. Jester's symbiote also enables him to change shape.


Continuity: WildStorm
Publisher(s): Malibu Comics
Image
WildStorm
DC Comics
First app.: WildC.A.T.S (Vol. 1) #2 (1992)
Creator(s): Whilce Portacio
Brandon Choi
Country of origin: USA USA


Related links/characters:
- WildStorm Characters
- Armand Waering/Jaquar
- Clayton Maure/Claymore
- Dragoness/Blood Queen
- Drakken
- Jackson Dane/Dane
- Jason Phillips/Flattop
- Joel Alonday II/Grail
- Joseph Mendoza/Bulldozer/Dozer
- Maritza Blackbird/Pilgrim
- Miles Craven
- Nathan Blackbird/Blackbird
- Nicholas Jones/Crossbones
- Persephone
- Rachel Rhodes/Mother-One


References:
  1. WetWorks (1994 series) #1
    Image Comics, June 1994
  2. WetWorks (1994 series) #2
    Image Comics, August 1994
  3. WetWorks (1994 series) #3
    Image Comics, September 1994
  4. WetWorks (1994 series) #4
    Image Comics, November 1994
  5. WetWorks (1994 series) #5
    Image Comics, January 1995
  6. WetWorks (1994 series) #42
    Image Comics, July 1998
  7. WetWorks (1994 series) #43
    Image Comics, August 1998
  8. WetWorks (2006 series) #9
    DC Comics, July 2007
  9. WetWorks Source Book (1994 series) #1
    Image Comics, October 1994