Long Range (not to be confused with 2005's Long Range) File Name: Karl W. Fritz of Warwick, Rhode Island. Grade: Army E-7 (1989) SN: 909-6655-BN23 Notes: Warwick surrounds Greenwich Bay, just south of the state's capital of Providence. chronological: Wild Boar << Long Range >> Aero-Viper alphabetical: Long Arm << Long Range (1989) >> Long Range (2005)

Animated Appearances

Note: DiC's Long Range wore the 1989 outfit.

Classic Marvel Comic Appearances

By my count, Long Range was discernible in 13 panels in 1 issue: #92 in Nov. 1989.

Figure Releases

Version 1: spring 1989 boxed Thunderclap vehicle
Thunderclap Driver	MOS 1: Thunderclap Driver MOS 2: Artillery
	head: Long Range (89) arms: Long Range (89), Maj. Bludd (06) torso: Long Range (89), Maj. Bludd (06) waist: Long Range (89), Maj. Bludd (06) legs: Long Range (89), Maj. Bludd (06)
	Accessories: short black pistol with textured grip and large stock (new), large light grey helmet with flashlight, camera, and eyepiece (new).
	LONG RANGE was a kid who never grasped simple arithmetic. He did, however, master complex trigonometric and calculus problems with ease. When he was old enough, Long Range joined the Army, in particular, the Artillery corps. It was here that he utilized his trigonomic capabilities to plot the trajectory of artillery shells aimed at long-distance targets! In no time, he amassed the highest percentage rate of on-target knock outs the corps had ever seen. That is why he is commonly referred to as 'The Knock Out Man"! "Long Range can drop a round on a dinner plate at a range of 15 miles, in one attempt, given a topological map and up-to-the-minute wind and barometric pressure readings. In layman's terms, that means he can fire a round from the outfield of Giants Stadium in the New Jersey Meadowlands and it will land directly on second base in Shea Stadium in Flushing, New York! Incredible!"
Toy Notes: Item #6231.