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Cover from Iron Man v1. #86 (May 1976). Art by Ed Hannigan and Frank Giacoia.]] Image File history File links Size of this preview: 394 × 599 pixelsFull resolution (505 × 768 pixel, file size: 151 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg) Publisher Marvel Comics. ...
Ed Hannigan has been a writer, artist and editor of comic books for both Marvel Comics and DC Comics. ...
Frank Giacoia (1925-1989) is an American comic book artist who sometimes worked under the name Frank Ray and to a lesser extent Phil Zupa and the single moniker Espoia. ...
| | | | Characteristics | | Alter ego | - Gregor Shapanka
- Donald Gill
- Randy Macklin | Team
affiliations | (Gill)
Thunderbolts
(Macklin)
Stark Industries | | Notable aliases | (Shapanka)
Jack Frost | | Abilities | Ice projection and limited manipulation | | The Blizzard is the name of three fictional characters in the Marvel Universe. The first appears in Tales of Suspense v1. #45 as a supervillain in the period referred to as the Silver Age of Comic Books. This version is currently deceased. The next version first appears in Iron Man v1. #223, while the final version first appears in the Marvel Holiday Special (1992). Marvel Comics is an American comic book line published by Marvel Publishing, Inc. ...
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Iron Man is a Marvel Comics superhero. ...
Fictional character biography
Gregor Shapanka Gregor Shapanka is a scientist obsessed with immortality, and decides studying cryonics is the first step towards his goal. Shapanka then joins the company Stark Industries to fund his research, and eventually attempts to steal directly from Tony Stark - secretly the hero Iron Man. Shapanka is caught and fired, but not before stealing technology to create a suit containing cold-generating devices. Using the alias Jack Frost Shapanka attempts to raid Stark Industries, but is defeated by Iron Man. [1] Technicians prepare a patient for cryopreservation. ...
This article is about Iron Man, the Marvel Comics superhero. ...
Iron Man is a Marvel Comics superhero. ...
Several years later, Shapanka returns with an updated suit and using the alias Blizzard. he again attempts to steal from Stark Industries and is once again defeated by Iron Man. [2] Some months later criminal mastermind Justin Hammer hires the Blizzard to join an army of supervillains and battle Iron Man, who subsequently beats the Blizzard twice in a matter of days. [3] Some time later the Blizzard mistakes the Iron Man 2020 for the modern Iron Man and attempts to ambush him. The future Iron Man, however, is on an urgent mission and instantly kills the Blizzard with a repulsor blast. [4] Justin Hammer. ...
Iron Man 2020 is a fictional character and supervillain who exists in the future year of 2020 within the Marvel Comics Universe continuum. ...
Donald Gill -
Main article: Blizzard (Donnie Gill) Blizzard (Donnie Gill) is a fictional character, both a supervillain and superhero in the Marvel Comics Universe. ...
Randy Macklin Randall "Randy" Macklin, after failing to find work following his release from prison, used the spare Blizzard costume he was holding on to for his old pal, Donald Gill. He made a brief, halfhearted attempt at a criminal career, but Iron Man quickly defeated him and, in the spirit of the season, offered him a legitimate job at Stark Enterprises.
Powers and abilities All three viilains have similar powers which derive from their costumes. Micro-circuitry makes it possible to instantly lower the temperature of the surrounding air or objects and also project ice as a projectile.
The current costume used by Donny Gill has been improved upon by the members of the Thunderbolts formerly known as the Beetle and the Fixer. It can essentially emulate most of the powers originally wielded by the mutant known as Iceman, including the spontaneous generation of Ice Bridges for extremely swift and maneuverable transportation (it does not give the wearer thermal vision). The limits of this costume are not yet known. The Fixer is a name used by two villainous fictional characters in the Marvel Comics universe. ...
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Aside from the costume none of the Blizzards had any permanent superhuman abilities. However, the first Blizzard was an accomplished engineer and a pioneer in the field of cryonics.
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External links
References - ^ Tales of Suspense v1. #45
- ^ Iron Man v1. #86 - 87
- ^ Iron Man v1, #123 - 124 + 127. Marvel Comics
- ^ Spider-Man Annual #20
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