Nature boy was a somewhat derogatory slang term used in the 23rd century by Starfleet personnel to describe those individuals who had chosen to turn their backs on technology. (TOS novel: Mission to Horatius) The name may be a reference to the famous 1940s song "Nature Boy".
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| - Nature boy was a somewhat derogatory slang term used in the 23rd century by Starfleet personnel to describe those individuals who had chosen to turn their backs on technology. (TOS novel: Mission to Horatius) The name may be a reference to the famous 1940s song "Nature Boy".
- David Crandall was the son of a wealthy family who, when lost at sea, was saved from drowning by the gods who rule each of the elements. They each gifted him with their powers - from Neptune, water; from Gusto, winds; from Fura, fire; from Eartha, earth; from Allura, love; from Azura, the skies; from Electra, electricity; and from Friga, ice. David is later returned to his parents, where he becomes Nature Boy, using his powers to fight crime. A Nature Man who may or may not be a future version of Nature Boy appeared in issue #3. There is also a Nature Girl who appeared in a one-page story in Nature Boy #5.
- Lost at sea, David Crandall was rescued by various elemental gods and gifted with elemental powers from each of them. After returning home, he uses his newfound powers to fight crime.
- Nature Boy is a comic book character from the Charlton Universe.
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| - Nature boy was a somewhat derogatory slang term used in the 23rd century by Starfleet personnel to describe those individuals who had chosen to turn their backs on technology. (TOS novel: Mission to Horatius) The name may be a reference to the famous 1940s song "Nature Boy".
- David Crandall was the son of a wealthy family who, when lost at sea, was saved from drowning by the gods who rule each of the elements. They each gifted him with their powers - from Neptune, water; from Gusto, winds; from Fura, fire; from Eartha, earth; from Allura, love; from Azura, the skies; from Electra, electricity; and from Friga, ice. David is later returned to his parents, where he becomes Nature Boy, using his powers to fight crime. A Nature Man who may or may not be a future version of Nature Boy appeared in issue #3. There is also a Nature Girl who appeared in a one-page story in Nature Boy #5.
- Lost at sea, David Crandall was rescued by various elemental gods and gifted with elemental powers from each of them. After returning home, he uses his newfound powers to fight crime.
- Nature Boy is a comic book character from the Charlton Universe.
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