Scientist Supreme
The Scientist Supreme is a name used by different fictional characters appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Description
The Scientist Supreme is often described to be the top leader of A.I.M., and can also be described to be the scientific counterpart to Earth's Sorcerer Supreme. Known versions

Yandroth

Yandroth was the humanoid Scientist Supreme of the otherdimensional planet Yann, and a counterpart to Doctor Strange's title of Sorcerer Supreme. Lyle Getz

Lyle Getz was the first individual to use the Scientist Supreme alias within A.I.M. He spearheaded and supervised the experiment of MODOK before he was killed by his own experiment afterwards. Victor Conrad
 
 
Victor Conrad was the second individual to use the Scientist Supreme persona within A.I.M. An A.I.M. scientist working for A.I.M. who succeeded in duplicating the Super-Soldier Serum behind Captain America, he drank the serum himself and became a physically perfect human being. Naming himself Victorius, he first attempted to take over A.I.M. Failing to do so, he later adopted the death-worshiping philosophy of the Cult of Entropy and made himself their new leader. He stole the Cosmic Cube to use to create Jude the Entropic Man as a means of spreading destruction.<ref>Marvel Two-in-One #42</ref> Jude rebelled against Victorius, and when Jude, Victorius, the Cosmic Cube and the Man-Thing all came into physical contact with each other, Jude and Victorius were transformed into a form of radiant crystal. Years later, Andrew Forson managed to "get Victorius out of the way" in order to take over the Cult of Entropy. George Clinton

George Clinton was the third individual to use the Scientist Supreme persona within A.I.M. He provided the Red Skull, Armin Zola and the Hate-Monger with a restored version of the Cosmic Cube. However, Clinton gets his mind drained (along with many others) by the three supervillains as a power source for the very device that he helped restore. Valdemar Tykkio

Valdemar Tykkio was the fourth individual to use the Scientist Supreme persona within A.I.M. He had occasional encounters with Iron Man while dealing with his brother Yorgon Tykkio trying to take his coveted position. Tykkio later had a deal with HYDRA to eliminate Madame Masque, resulting in a confrontation with Iron Man and the Hulk. Monica Rappaccini

Monica Rappaccini is the sixth individual to use the Scientist Supreme alias within A.I.M. Hank Pym

At one point, Hank Pym grew to a large enough size where he encountered the cosmic entity Eternity, claiming to the former that he is Earth's "Scientist Supreme". However, the trickster god Loki claims he was using Eternity's form in order to trick the so-called Scientist Supreme. Andrew Forson

Andrew Forson is the seventh character within A.I.M. to use the Scientist Supreme title. The character first appeared in Fantastic Four #610 and was created by Jonathan Hickman and Ryan Stegman. He was the Scientist Supreme of A.I.M. after the organization went public and established their base in the sovereign island nation Barbuda and overthrew the Wizard with consent of the rest of A.I.M. Barbuda was then renamed A.I.M. Island. Forson appears as the Supreme Leader of the new High Council of A.I.M., consisting of Graviton (as the Minister of Science), Jude the Entropic Man (as the Minister of Health), Mentallo (as the Minister of Home Affairs), Superia (as the Minister of Education in Bagalia), the female Super-Adaptoid (as the Minister of State in Bagalia), and the undercover Taskmaster (as the Minister of Defense). Forson then leads A.I.M. into attending a weapons expo, which led to A.I.M. fighting against the Secret Avengers. During the battle, Forson takes the opportunity to steal the Iron Patriot armor. Daisy Johnson launched an unsanctioned operation to send the Secret Avengers to A.I.M. Island to assassinate Forson, and the group seemingly killed him. Despite Johnson ending up suspended for breaking protocol and Maria Hill being put in charge of S.H.I.E.L.D. again, Forson was revealed to be alive all along, and the news of A.I.M. being a new permanent member of the Security Council is known. Forson finds Superia badly injured after an incident on A.I.M. Island regarding an escaped creature. An A.I.M. Agent then approaches Forson and Superia, showing the two a 2-D hologram of the organism beating the Avengers. Taking pride in this, Forson orders their translocator activated and to retrieve their "lost child". When Taskmaster is shot and seemingly killed by Mockingbird now under Forson's control, Forson revealed that Mockingbird was secretly working for Forson years ago, and that he used Mockingbird to "get Victorious out of the way" so that he could take over the Cult of Entropy. Forson also uses Adaptoids from an alternate reality to combat the Avengers. Using an unidentified device, Forson and A.I.M. accelerate the flow of time in the limits of A.I.M. Island, creating in a matter of hours for the real world year of progress and transforming A.I.M. into a technologically advanced empire. When Smasher comes to the island, Forson has Jude the Entropic Man transform her into his messenger. Forson is an experienced scientist with genius-level intellect. In other media

Television
 The Lyle Getz incarnation of A.I.M. 's Scientist Supreme appears in Iron Man: Armored Adventures, voiced by an uncredited actor. In the episodes "Ready, A.I.M., Fire" and "Designed Only For Chaos", he assists his fellow A.I.M. operatives in building MODOC who murders Getz so he can take control of A.I.M. even though Getz was planning to do so anyway. Two incarnations of A.I.M. 's Scientist Supreme appear in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. The first incarnation is Valdemar Tykkio, voiced by Nolan North. In "Breakout, Part 1", he negotiates with Doctor Doom's agent Lucia von Bardas before Iron Man intervenes and captures the A.I.M. agents. They are transferred to the Vault, though they later escape off-screen. In "Alone Against A.I.M", Tykkio attempts to seek revenge on Iron Man via the Technovore, but he is defeated by the Avengers. The second incarnation is Lyle Getz, voiced by Kyle Hebert. As of "Prisoner of War", he was captured and replaced by a Skrull infiltrator before he joins forces with Captain America and his fellow prisoners to escape. In "Secret Invasion", his Skrull impersonator attempts to use Getz's satellite weapons to destroy all life on Earth in response to the Avengers foiling the Skrulls' invasion, but Thor destroys the satellites. In "Along Came a Spider", Getz, Viper and King Cobra were captured by S.H.I.E.L.D., but are rescued by the Serpent Society and escape. An amalgamated incarnation of A.I.M. 's Scientist Supreme appears in the Avengers Assemble episode "Adapting to Change", voiced by Jim Meskimen. This version is a composite character of Victor Conrad and George Clinton. The Scientist Supreme uses three Adaptoids to fight the Avengers before merging with them to become the Supreme Adaptoid, only to be defeated by the heroes and absorbed by Ultron. The Monica Rappaccini incarnation of A.I.M. 's Scientist Supreme appears in Spider-Man, voiced by Grey DeLisle. The Monica Rappaccini incarnation of A.I.M. 's Scientist Supreme appears in M.O.D.O.K., voiced by Wendi McLendon-Covey. Video games
 An unnamed male incarnation of A.I.M. 's Scientist Supreme appears in Marvel Avengers Academy. This version is the headmaster of the A.I.M. Institute of Super-Technology in addition to being the leader of A.I.M. An unnamed female incarnation of A.I.M. 's Scientist Supreme appears in Marvel Strike Force. The Monica Rappaccini incarnation of A.I.M. 's Scientist Supreme appears in Marvel Powers United VR, voiced by Jennifer Hale. Lyle Getz appears in the Marvel's Avengers'' DLC "Operation: Kate Bishop - Taking A.I.M. ", voiced by Darin De Paul. This version is a rival to Monica Rappaccini and an expert in tachyons. He is later defeated and imprisoned by Maria Hill, Hawkeye, and the Avengers. References

External links
 Scientist Supreme at Marvel Wiki 
 Lyle Getz at Marvel Wiki
 George Clinton at Marvel Wiki
 Vlademar Tykkio at Marvel Wiki

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