Hot Seat File Name: Michael A. Provost of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Grade: Army E-7 (1989) SN: 442-56-DI96 Notes: Bordering Providence on the northwest, Pawtucket is the home of Hasbro and is known as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. chronological: Track Viper << Hot Seat >> Wild Boar alphabetical: Horror Show << Hot Seat >> Hotwire

Animated Appearances

Hot Seat was animated only for commercials.

Classic Marvel Comic Appearances

By my count, Hot Seat was discernible in 24 panels in 3 issues from Oct. 1990 to Jul. 1991: #105, 112, and 114.

Figure Releases

Version 1: spring 1989 boxed Raider vehicle
Raider Driver	MOS 1: Raider Driver MOS 2: Drill Instructor
	head: Hot Seat (89) arms: Hot Seat (89) torso: Hot Seat (89) waist: Hot Seat (89) legs: Hot Seat (89)
	Accessories: black battle helmet with eyepiece and attached mic (new).
	HOT SEAT could have been a heavyweight contender. He had a left jab like a jack hammer, reflexes like liquid crystal, and the tactical mind of a 5-star general. He just wasn't too crazy about the job security or the probability of permanent brain stem damage. When asked for preferences on his enlistment, he replied, "Anything fast and furious!" "The Raider is a fast, heavily-armed, all-terrain, armored fighting vehicle that is perfect for modern, behind-the-lines confrontations! But a fighting machine, no matter how sophisticated, is only as effective as its operator. Hot Seat consciously works at attaining a sense of 'oneness' with his vehicle. He strives to make it respond to his will, in order to accomplish those feats which others consider to be impossible."
Toy Notes: Item #6240.