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| Mr. Gutierrez | |
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| First appearance | Vengeance, Part 1 |
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| Known ability | None |
| Nickname | Pop |
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| Home | Los Angeles, CA |
| Occupations | Mechanic, Owner of Gutierrez and Sons |
| Parent | Luis Gutierrez |
| Children | Oscar Gutierrez, Carlos Gutierrez |
| Grandchild | Jose Gutierrez |
| Other relatives | Daughter-in-law: Elena Gutierrez |
Mr. Gutierrez is the father of Oscar and Carlos Gutierrez.
Character History
Brave New World
Carlos tells Oscar that he told Pop to paint over the last s in Gutierrez and Sons years ago.
Graphic Novel:Vengeance, Part 1
In 1994, Mr. Gutierrez takes his two sons Oscar and Carlos to a wrestling match featuring El Vengador. When his sons start to argue about the authenticity of the match, Mr. Gutierrez tells Oscar to leave his brother alone and let Carlos believe in something.
Graphic Novel:Vengeance, Part 2
Oscar looks at a photo of his father and thinks of him as the "world's greatest mechanic".
Graphic Novel:Vengeance, Part 3
Mr. Gutierrez locks up Gutierrez and Sons for the day and starts to walk home with his son Oscar. He encourages Oscar to ask Elena out to prom, but Oscar is unsure that she likes him. They are then confronted by a man who tried and failed to bribe Gutierrez's father Luis to lose a wrestling match. The man tells Mr. Gutierrez that he will use him to "send a message" to Luis. Oscar steps up to defend his father, but Mr. Gutierrez tells his son that he must not, in case anyone finds out that he is different. Mr. Gutierrez is beaten by the man and his two goons, and Oscar helps carry him home. When Luis asks them what happened, Mr. Gutierrez tells him to leave his family out of the trouble he gets into.
Graphic Novel:Vengeance, Part 4
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Heroes Evolutions
Brave New World
In the eBook Brave New World, it is noted that Oscar "resembled Pop more and more every day — rugged, diligent, steady."
After Pelon bullies Oscar, Carlos says, "Look who's breaking Pop's heart now. He would've stood up to those guys." Oscar says that things are more complicated now than when Pop was around. Oscar says, "All I know is one of us is still here, trying to keep the family business open. The other one's not."
Carlos remembers that the garage had been "a kind of playground for him and Oscar, with Pop a constant presence in the background."
