The plan, however, is foiled by time-travelling Fantastic Four member the Thing and the Liberty Legion. The character is mentioned by fellow Nazi villain Red Skull in the title Marvel Premiere, and reappears in a two-part story in the title Marvel Two-In-One, and together with Nazi allies Master Man, U-Man and Skyshark plans to sabotage New York City with a new super weapon. The Invaders escape as the aliens then destroy themselves and the installation. When Brunnhilde is released, she taunts Brain Drain into committing suicide in a vat of chemicals, which destroy the characters.

With his brain waves heightened during the process, Schmidt dubs himself 'Brain Drain' and taking mental control of the aliens - which he calls 'Star Gods' - renames them after old German gods: Donar, Log, Froh, and Brunnhilde. The 'meteorite' was in fact a spaceship, with the four alien inhabitants saving Schmidt's brain and eyes and placing them in a robot body. Brain Drain recounts in flashback his origin to Captain America, explaining how a falling meteorite all but killed him. Werner Schmidt first appears as Brain Drain in the title Invaders, leading a group of beings claiming to be Teutonic gods against World War II superhero team the Invaders. 1975) and was created by writer Roy Thomas and artist Frank Robbins. ( April 2017)Д«rain Drain first appears in The Invaders #2 (Oct.

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