Skip to main content

comics - Has any Avenger been a Avenger-specific creation?


Looking at the original cast of the Avengers, they all came from previous existing comic runs. Have any members of the Avengers been created specifically for the Avengers comic? i.e. Their first appearance in a Marvel comic was in an Avengers comic (not necessarily as a member of the Avengers).




Answer



The following Avengers have all had their first appearance in an Avengers comic some on the side of Good some on the side of Evil.


Vision first appeared in Avengers #34


Swordsman (Jacques Duquesne)first appeared in Avengers #19


Black Knight first appeared in Avengers #47. He infiltrated the Masters of Evil to help the Avengers bring them down.


Mantis first appeared in Avengers #112 on the side of good.


Wonder Man first appeared in Avengers #9. Given his powers by Baron Zemo to help him and the Masters of Evil destroy the Avengers.


Jocastafirst appeared in Avengers #162 built as the mate of Ultron by Ultron


Moira Brandon first appeared and died in Avengers: West Coast #100 she owned the West Coast Avengers Mansion


Living Lightning first appeared in Avengers: West Coast #63. He first fought against the West Coast Avengers after first getting his powers and again under the control of Doctor Demonicus.



Ant-Man(Scott Lang) first appeared in Avengers #181, stealing the Ant-Man costume from Henry Pym in an attempt to save his daughter's life from a fatal heart condition.


Ravonna first appeared in Avengers #23 saving the life of Kang the Conqueror because she was in love with him.


Yellowjacket first appeared in Avengers #264 stealing the Yellowjacket costume from Henry Pym.


The majority of the Great Lakes Avengers were either introduced in Great Lakes Avengers #1 or West Coast Avengers Vol. 2 # 46 with the exceptions of Squirrel Girl, Monkey Joe, Tippy Toe (Great Lakes Avengers #5), Deadpool, and Gravity.


Rage first appeared in Avengers #326 demanding entry into the Avengers due to their lack of black members.


Swordsman (Philip Javert) first appeared in Avengers #343 as a member of the Gatherers. He is from Earth-921 and a member of that group of Avengers before the planet was destroyed.


Magdalene first appeared in Avengers #343 as a member of the Gatherers.


Deathcry first appeared in Avengers #343 ordered by Lilandra of the Shi'ar to join the Avengers as protector against the Kree.


3-D Man first appeared in Avengers Vol. 3 #8. He gained his powers from Jonathan Tremont the founder of the Triune Understanding and a wielder of one of three fragments of a mysterious object.


Silverclaw first appeared in Avengers Vol. 3 #8.



Lionheart first appeared in Avengers Vol 3 #77 during a battle between the Avengers and the Wrecking Crew.


Queen Veranke first appeared in New Avengers #1.


The majority of the members of the Young Avengers first appeared in Young Avengers #1 with the exception of Stature(Marvel Premiere #47), Vision(Young Avengers #5), and Speed(Young Avengers #10)


Maria Hill first appeared in New Avengers #4.


For full list of Avengers Members


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

futurama - How much time is lost in 'Time Keeps on Slippin''

In time Keeps on Slippin' , Farnsworth creates a basketball team which he matures by abusing Chronitons. This leads to time skipping forward by random, but ever increasing amounts. How much time was skipped in this way? Answer Unfortunately, I don't think a good estimate can be made for this, for two reasons: Many of the time skips move forward by an indeterminate amount of time. At one point, the Professor mentions localized regions of space skipping forward much more than others. We then see two young boys on the street below complaining about having to pay social security, only to suddenly become senior citizens and start complaining about wanting their money. Thus, each individual could have experienced a different amount of time skippage.
Post a Comment
Read more

game of thrones - Is Syrio Forel dead?

In the episode 'The Pointy End' (Season 1 Episode 8) when Arya runs from the Lannister guards you hear the sound of a sword being dropped (around 4:56): [embedded content] After that neither Syrio or Ser Meryn Trant is never mentioned or seen in the show again, except when Arya mentions to the Hound that Ser Meryn Trant killed Syrio. Is there any mention in the books that Syrio actually dies?
Post a Comment
Read more

tolkiens legendarium - Difference between elves and dwarves blacksmithing in the Lord of the Rings

Both the elves and the dwarves were famous for their metal work in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, but what is the difference between what they made, and which one had the better skill of making amours and swords? Answer James Christopher's answer sums up the second part of your question well, but as to the difference in what they made, a little more detail is needed. Once the Elves learned to forge with steel, the shape of the sword changed, now being able to take on the form of a great broadsword or a light and agile curved sword. Additionally, they took great pride in decorating their swords. As we see in the Lord of the Rings , some swords like Sting had magical properties such as glowing blue when orcs are near. As far as the use of Mithril, lotr.wikia has two contradictory passages: Thus, Elven blades became renowned as great weapons, capable of performing deeds beyond the skill of their handlers and were even more glorious when the use of Mithril was allowed to the Elves. ...
Post a Comment
Read more

How do Pokemon trainers collect their winnings?

According to Bulbapedia , Prize money is the money that a Trainer pays out at the end of a battle. So we know that the money comes directly from the trainer that just lost, and not some third-party committee or sponsor. But how is this done? It can be easy seeing the random trainers who challenge you along the way wanting to wager and then, after admitting defeat, sticking to their word and handing over their hard-earned pokebucks. Then there are the likes of Team Rocket and Giovanni, who also give money once they lose. This doesn't seem like something people in a criminal organization would willingly do. From this it appears that trainers have no say in whether or not they cough up the dough after losing, but I can't find anything on how exactly the funds are transferred from loser to winner. So how do Pokemon trainers receive their winnings?
Post a Comment
Read more