Carissa Carr (G1) - Revision history

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			{{disambig2\|the Generation 1 human\|the ''Animated'' human\|Carissa Carr (Animated)}}
	:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:CarissaJakeCreep01.jpg\|thumb\|That's why they call it acting.]]		[[File:CarissaJakeCreep01.jpg\|thumb\|That's why they call it acting.]]
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	As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

	~~===''Animated'' cartoon continuity===~~
	~~Carissa Carr was part of the cast of ''[[Monster from Mars]]''. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac\|The AllSpark Almanac}}~~

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	[[Category:Comic-only humans]]		[[Category:Comic-only humans]]
	[[Category:Entertainers]]		[[Category:Entertainers]]
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	~~{{disambig2\|the Generation 1 human\|the ''Animated'' human\|Carissa Carr (Animated)}}~~
	:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:CarissaJakeCreep01.jpg\|thumb\|That's why they call it acting.]]		[[File:CarissaJakeCreep01.jpg\|thumb\|That's why they call it acting.]]
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	As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

			===''Animated'' cartoon continuity===
			Carissa Carr was part of the cast of ''[[Monster from Mars]]''. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac\|The AllSpark Almanac}}

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			[[Category:Animated humans]]
	[[Category:Comic-only humans]]		[[Category:Comic-only humans]]
	[[Category:Entertainers]]		[[Category:Entertainers]]
	[[Category:Marvel Generation 1 humans]]		[[Category:Marvel Generation 1 humans]]

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	When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!		When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!


	As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

ItsWalky at 01:31, 9 November 2022

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	===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.		Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.

			[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Ethel is not method.]]

	When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!		When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!

	~~[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]~~
	As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 23:15, 28 September 2015

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	:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:CarissaJakeCreep01.jpg\|thumb\|That's why they call it acting.]]		[[File:CarissaJakeCreep01.jpg\|thumb\|That's why they call it acting.]]

	'''Ethel Stankiewicz''', alias '''Carissa Carr''', is a b-movie actress and befriender of giant scary robots.		'''Ethel Stankiewicz''', alias '''Carissa Carr''', is a b-movie actress and befriender of giant scary robots.

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	~~===Marvel Comics continuity===~~		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics====		Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.
	Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.

	When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!		When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!

	[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]		[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]
	As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Marvel Comics continuity===		===Marvel Comics continuity===
			====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics====
	Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.		Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.

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	Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.		Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.

	When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!		When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!

	[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|150px\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]		[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|150px\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]

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	:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
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	As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Notes==
	*The implication is that Ethel Stankiewicz, like a number of real-world actors, has changed her name for career reasons because it's 'too Jewish'.		*The implication is that Ethel Stankiewicz, like a number of real-world actors, has changed her name for career reasons because it's 'too Jewish'.

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	:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Carissa Carr is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:CarissaJakeCreep01.jpg~~\|180px~~\|thumb\|That's why they call it acting.]]		[[File:CarissaJakeCreep01.jpg\|thumb\|That's why they call it acting.]]
	'''Ethel Stankiewicz''', alias '''Carissa Carr''', is a b-movie actress and befriender of giant scary robots.		'''Ethel Stankiewicz''', alias '''Carissa Carr''', is a b-movie actress and befriender of giant scary robots.

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Marvel ~~Generation 1 comics~~===		===Marvel Comics continuity===
	Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.		Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.

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	Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.		Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.

			[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Ethel is not method.]]

	When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!		When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!

	~~[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]~~
	As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

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	When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!		When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!

	[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|~~150px~~\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]		[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]
	As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		As Carissa tried to flee the battle, Jake Colton wrangled her into acting on the battlefield, as Friendly's cameras were rolling. The battle eventually caused the cliffs to crumble, threatening to send Carr plunging to her death. Her pleas initially elicited no response from Skullgrin, who thought the human had betrayed him to Beller. Luckily for Carissa, the Pretender was convinced to rescue her when Circuit Breaker told him that the actress had not helped her. While Jake continued to try to act, Carissa pleaded with Beller for Skullgrin's life—successfully, as it turned out, as the cyborg settled for destroying Friendly's camera and flying off. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

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	Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.		Although her mother wanted her to be a nurse, Ethel Stankiewicz instead became an actress, using the screen name "Carissa Carr". [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]] cast the neophyte as "[[Celestia]]" opposite [[Jake Colton (G1)\|Jake Colton]] in his latest sci-fi opus ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'', but filming was halted when the [[Creepozoid]] suffered a meltdown during filming. Carr, Colton, [[Ralph (cameraman)\|Ralph]], and [[Fred (cameraman)\|Fred]] were subsequently dragged off to the [[Great Smokies]] in [[North Carolina]] to locate a new monster—the so-called "[[Bigfoot]]" which had been terrorizing the locals. The creature, [[Skullgrin]], was hired by Friendly to star alongside Carr and Colton in ''[[Monster from Mars]]'', and soon became a media darling. Unlike Colton, who resented Skullgrin's fame, Carr befriended her monstrous co-star.

	When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!		When prying questions sent Skullgrin into a violent rage at a press conference, Carr managed to calm him down, eliciting the interest of [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Josie Beller]]. Beller, who suspected that Skullgrin was a [[Transformer]], tried to sneak into the studio, but was stopped by security. Carr came to her aid, and told Beller, who claimed to be Skullgrin's biggest fan, of their upcoming shoot in the [[Grand Canyon]]. During a break from filming in the canyon, Carr revealed her real name to Skullgrin, who then revealed his true nature—that of a [[Decepticon]] [[Pretender]]. Immediately after exposing his robotic form, he was attacked by Beller, in the guise of the vengeance-seeking Circuit Breaker!

	[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|150px\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]		[[File:Carissa02.jpg\|left\|150px\|thumb\|I've never seen acting that good!]]