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"All they needed was their one-man wrecking crew... Overt-Kill!"
—Unknown

Overt-Kill is a cyborg who makes his first appearance in Spawn issue #6.

History[]

Overt-Kill used to be known as Nicholas Rocca in Sicily. At age 13, he was already a thug running an extortion racket to local businesses and even offering himself as a leg breaker for the mob. Soon he became one and was hired by a mob boss named Luciano.

During a job he ended up killing the son of a rival mob boss and soon that mob boss called in favors from oil-rich Arabs and thus the Arabs got people to attack Rocca and the massacred him. However, he did survive and was rebuilt into a cyborg. He was soon sent to New York to attack Spawn after Tony Twist hired him to do so.

Overt-Kill nearly killed Spawn,[1] however, Spawn returned and attacked Overt-Kill where after learning information he decapitated Overt-Kill and threw his head away.[2]

Overt-Kill would later return and hired by Jason Wynn to kill Terry Fitzgerald who he feared was going to learn about Al Simmons. Overt-Kill nearly killed Terry until Spawn came and fought him. Soon Detective Twitch Williams shoots him in the ear causing his circuits to go mad and decides to go get revenge on Badrock.[3]

Overt-Kill would later be mentioned as when Tony Twist's boss ordered him to get back Overt-Kill but instead he just got Tremor.

In other media[]

Television[]

Video games[]

  • Overtkill appears as a boss in Todd McFarlane's Spawn: The Video Game.
  • Overtkill appears twice as an enemy NPC in Spawn: The Eternal.
  • Overtkill appears as an enemy in the Game Boy Color game, Spawn.
  • Overtkill appears as one of the many bosses in Spawn: In The Demon's Hand. Initially an NPC, he would later be released as a DLC character for the arcade version, with the player needing to download him onto their VMU from one of the game's many websites before inserting that VMU into an arcade cabinet. In the Dreamcast version of the game, he is an unlockable character.

Gallery[]

Todd McFarlane's Spawn: The Video Game[]

Spawn: The Eternal[]

Spawn: In The Demon's Hand[]

References[]

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