Inspector Steel
comics character
Inspector Steel is an Indian comic book superhero character published by Raj Comics.
Origin
Inspector Amar lost some major parts of his body after an accident. In order to save his life, his brain was placed into a mechanical body; making him a cyborg. His friend, Professor Anees, was the one who performed this operation.
Inspector Steel is composed of armor plating, ICs, chips, various weapon systems, and electronic wizardry. The only human part within him is his brain, which is wired to the rest of the systems.
Attributes
Height: 7 feet (2.1 m)
Weight: 450 kg (1,000 lb)
Mainframe : Stainless steel
Age: 5 years as Ins. Steel
Area of Operation : Raj Nagar
Rank : Police Inspector
Powers and abilities
He is a heavily armored cyborg who cannot be harmed by simple weapons.
He has x-ray vision, a fully automatic bullet and rocket firing Megagun, scanners and many digital equipments such as a lie detector machine, fax etc. built in.
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