Alex

Real Name: Alexander DeLarge

Aliases: None

First Appearance: A Clockwork Orange (novel, 1962); A Clockwork Orange (film, 1971)

Origin: Alexander DeLarge was a troubled young man living in a dystopian future where crime and violence were rampant. He led a gang of delinquents and committed numerous atrocities, including rape and murder. However, after being arrested and undergoing a controversial experiment called the "Ludovico Technique," Alex was stripped of his free will and became a model citizen, unable to even defend himself against attackers.

Powers and Abilities:
As a human, Alex has no special powers or abilities. He is, however, highly intelligent, cunning, and charismatic, which allows him to manipulate and control those around him. He is a skilled fighter and has extensive knowledge of weapons, tactics, and psychology, making him a dangerous adversary.

Comments:
Alex is a complex and controversial character, representing the darkest aspects of human nature and the consequences of societal corruption and government oppression. His actions and attitudes have been the subject of much debate and analysis, and his story has been adapted into numerous forms of media, including a novel, a film, and a stage play. While Alex is not a traditional superhero, his impact on popular culture and his status as an icon of rebellion and youth culture make him a compelling character to study and discuss.