GENERAL FANG

Real Name: Unrevealed

Identity/Class: Human

Occupation: Military commander

Group Membership: leader of his own army

Affiliations: his own army

Enemies: Hulk, Rick Jones, US Military

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Asia

First Appearance: Incredible Hulk I#5/2 (January, 1963)

Powers: None. General Fang wields conventional handguns.

History: General Fang is a Communist soldier native to Asia. He commands his own army, and has developed a reputation for ruthlessness.

(Incredible Hulk I#5/2) - General Fang led his soldiers to the peaceful principality of Llhasa, to conquer it for his Communist regime. Llhasa's distress call was received in America by Dr. Bruce Banner, who journeyed with Rick Jones to Llhasa as the Hulk to oppose Fang.

Disguising himself as "the abominable snowman", the Hulk played off the superstitions of Fang's soldiers (Yes, this is back when the Yeti was more frightening than the Hulk. How the world has changed...). Fang, however, did not believe in the legends of the Yeti, and set a trap for the Hulk, using a 3-D projection of a dragon. When the Hulk leapt at the dragon, he fell into an electronically-charged cage designed to contain him. But as Fang continued with his conquest of Llhasa, Rick Jones short-circuited his equipment, setting the Hulk free. The Hulk leapt after Fang's missiles, and caught them in his hands. Fang then ordered his cavalry to continue the invasion, but the Hulk used the missiles he caught to create a massive canyon between them and Llhasa. Finally, Fang sent in his para-troops, but the Hulk created a massive windstorm, blowing them away.

His plans of invasion thwarted, General Fang attempted to flee, but the Hulk plugged up a geyser, causing the ground beneath Fang to explode! The Hulk caught Fang and brought him to the island of Formosa, where American soldiers were stationed. When last seen, General Fang was fleeing for his life.

Comments: Created by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Dick Ayers.

While the Hulk posed as the Yeti, Rick Jones did a pretty good impression of Moonboy! --Snood

by Prime Eternal

Clarifications: General Fang is not to be confused with:


Appearances:
Incredible Hulk I#5/2 (January, 1963) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), Jack Kirby (pencils), Dick Ayers (inks)


Last updated: 08/02/02

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