TEXAS TWISTER
Real Name: Drew Daniels
Identity/Class: Human mutate
Occupation: Adventurer;
former cattle hand, rodeo performer
Group Membership: Rangers (Fifty-One, Firebird/Bonita Juarez, Living Lightning/Miguel Santos, Lobo, Red Wolf/William Talltrees, Shooting Star/Victoria Star);
formerly Thunderbolts army (Ajaxis, Aqueduct, Batroc the Leaper, Beetles (3 in various armors), Blacklash, Bloodstrike, Boomerang, Bushmaster, Coronary, Dr. Octopus, Eel/Edward Lavell, Ironclad, Killer Shrike, King Cobra, Mongoose, Over-Mind, Ox/Ronald Bloch, Porcupine, Pretty Persuasions, Quicksand, Rattler, Red Ronin, Slyde, Smiling Tiger, Tatterdemalion, Unicorn/Milos Masaryk, Vapor, Vector, Vermin, Whiplash, Whirlwind/David Cannon, X-Ray),
SHIELD Super-Agents (Blue Streak, Marvel Man/Vaughn, Vamp)
Affiliations: Absolution Solutions (The Warden), Arkon, Captain America (Rogers), Falcon, Nick Fury, Hulk (Banner), Rick Jones, West Coast Avengers (Hawkeye, Mockingbird, Thing, Tigra, Wonder Man), Fantastic Four, Rangers (Armadillo/Antonio Rodriguez, Phantom Rider/Hamilton Slade), Right Riders, Scarlet Spider (Kaine), Spider-Man (Parker), Thunderbolts (Atlas/Erik Josten, Baron Helmut Zemo, Blizzard/Don Gill, Fixer/Norbert Ebersol, Joystick, MACH-IV, Radioactive Man, Smuggler/Conrad Josten, Songbird, Swordsman/Andreas Strucker), Turbine, Underground (Battlestar/Lemar Hoskins, Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff, Challenger/William Waring, Cloud 9/Abby Boylen, El Toro/Benito Serrano, Hawkeye/Clint Barton, Hulk/Amadeus Cho, Ironheart/Riri Williams, Nighthawk/Tilda Johnson, Puma/Thomas Fireheart, Spider-Man/Miles Morales, Tarantula/Maria Vasquez, Vivian Vision, numerous unidentified others), Yellowjacket (Criti Noll);
nearly joined Frightful Four (Sandman, Trapster, Wizard)
Enemies: Blue Streak, Corporation, Corruptor (Jackson Day), Frightful Four (Dreadknight, Man-Bull, Trapster, Wizard), Graviton, Hulk (Dr. Bruce Banner), HYDRA, Lobo (Skrull infiltrator), Mammon, Master Pandemomium, Riglevio, Roxxon (specifically David Walsh), Rubbermaid (Andrea Margulies), Skrulls, Southpaw (Sasha Martin), Unstoppables (Juggernaut/Cain Marko, Primus, Quicksand)
Known Relatives: Cody Daniels (father), Grace Daniels (mother)
Aliases: Agent T
Base of Operations: Texas;
Amarillo, Texas (place of birth)
First Appearance: Fantastic Four I#177 (December, 1976)
Powers/Abilities: The Texas Twister is an expert horse rider, lasso thrower, and sharpshooter.
The powerful winds mixed with the radioactive material from the waste site and radiation from the power plant, caused Daniels to be infused with radioactive air molecules, giving him the ability to generate tornadoes at will. He can use his powers to propel him into the air, giving him the ability to fly or hover. His skin is denser than normal and prevents unwanted heat loss from wind-chill factor. His skin is harder than human and resists friction and airborne particle abrasion.
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 245 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Red
History:
(Fantastic Four I#177 (fb)) - Drew Daniels was rounding up stray cattle near the Reynolds Power Plant when a tornado touched down near the site's waste storage area. Daniels found himself in the path of the raging tornado and was soon swept up into it as it hit the power plant. Daniels was overcome by the nuclear winds and instinctively tried to escape and found that he was able to generate a tornado around himself and fly out of the nuclear tornado. Daniels decided to test his new found powers out by halting the nuclear tornado from doing any further damage and easily dissipated the storm. Now that he had powers, Daniel decided he was going to make something of himself instead of being a cattle handler, and headed East to New York City to make his mark on the world.
(Fantastic Four I#177 (fb) - BTS) - When the Frightful Four placed an ad in the local paper for an opening on the team (see Frightful Four Wannabes), the Texas Twister decided to check out what they had to offer.
(Fantastic Four I#177) - After displaying his powers to the Frightful Four, the Texas Twister decided to turn down the offer to join, stating he had a better offer elsewhere.
(Captain America I#217) - When the criminal Corporation began gathering super-powered individuals, Nick Fury decided to create SHIELD's own group of super agents. Still looking for a place to make his mark on the world, Texas Twister joined Fury's team. After showing what they were capable of doing, the Falcon decided to help train the group.
(Fantastic Four I#192) - When the Fantastic Four disbanded for a short period of time, the Human Torch (Johnny Storm) entered a cross country car race. The Texas Twister took the opportunity to scout out the Human Torch, while putting on a show for the audience by testing the Human Torch's powers. As a crowd gathered, the Texas Twister used the opportunity to leave, telling the Human Torch that he could see why his employers were interested in him.
(Captain America I#228) - The Texas Twister was training with the other SHIELD Super-Agents when Captain America called looking for the Falcon (Sam Wilson). The Falcon had not been around to help with the training for days and the Vamp mentioned they were doing just fine without him.
(Captain America I#229) - When Captain America figured out that one of the Super-Agents was a spy for the Corporation, he attacked the group to find out who was the traitor. During the battle, it was discovered that Blue Streak was a traitor and as he was being violently interrogated by the Vamp (secretly another Corporation traitor, she was trying to kill Blue Streak to prevent him from revealing her involvement), the Texas Twister decided that the group was all crazy and quit.
(Incredible Hulk II#265) - When the Corruptor forced Rick Jones to send a distress signal to the Avengers to lure them into a trap, the signal was unable to reach New York due to the mountain range, but instead was received by the Rangers. The Rangers discovered that the Corruptor had the Hulk under his powers and was unable to overpower the gamma-powered persona of Bruce Banner. Rick Jones managed to calm the Hulk down, allowing him to revert back to Bruce Banner. Without the aid of the Hulk, the Corruptor's plans were thwarted and he was easily captured. The Rangers decided to remain together.
(Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions#1, 2-3 - BTS) - While performing at a local rodeo show, the Texas Twister was enveloped in a glowing red energy field and teleported to a vast arena along with virtually every other other super-powered hero from every nation on Earth. They would soon learn that the cosmic gamesman known as Grandmaster and Death were playing a game of life and death, and the heroes where chosen to be the pawns in the game. The Texas Twister watched helplessly as each side chose twelve heroes to use as pawns. As one of the many not chosen to be used, Texas Twister and the others remain behind in the arena and only watch. After the game was over, all the heroes were placed back where they were teleported from, finding that only an hour had elapsed.
(Incredible Hulk II#279) - When the city of New York honored the Hulk for his heroic acts, the Texas Twister along with the rest of the Rangers were there to show their support.
(Spider-Man: Chaos in Calgary#4) - Shortly afterwards, the Texas Twister and his fellow Rangers Shooting Star and Phantom Rider (Hamilton Slade) were working at a rodeo in Canada when it was attacked by the Frightful Four. Spider-Man (Peter Parker) happened to be there to assist the trio, Turbine and the Right Riders in stopping the newly formed group.
(Solo Avengers#18 (fb)) - When his powers began to fade, Texas Twister started to fear that he would lose his act and that Shooting Star would leave him. The demon Riglevio approached him and promised to give Twister his powers back for a price, and Twister agreed, not knowing what the price was. With his powers restored, Texas Twister had a fantastic week, then the demon showed up to collect Twister's soul. Twister begged for release, asking the demon to take anyone else, and the demon did, merging his form with the form of Shooting Star.
(Solo Avengers#18 (fb) - BTS) - Riglevio put a spell on Twister so that he couldn't speak of the demon's possessing Star to anyone. Over the following months, he continued participating on missions with the Rangers, unable to do anything about the demon in Star's body. He started searching for a way to free her.
(West Coast Avengers II#8) - When Riglevio took the form of Shooting Star, it was able to mentally take control over the Rangers, with the exception of Firebird, who was immune. As the Rangers met with the West Coast Avengers, Firebird discovered the true identity of Shooting Star, which led to a battle between the two groups. As the West Coast Avengers defeated the demonic Shooting Star, the hold it had on the Texas Twister and other Rangers subsided. They learned that the demon worked for Master Pandemonium.
(West Coast Avengers II#9 (fb)) - While discussing what the plans would be to find out the truth behind Master Pandemonium's involvement, Hawkeye asked if the Rangers would let the West Coast Avengers take care of it. Texas Twister was part of the group that agreed to let them handle it.
(West Coast Avengers II#31 (fb) - BTS) - Texas Twister spent the following months in the Phantom Rider's cave, living and squalor and seeking ways to contact the demons, either to get Shooting Star back or to get revenge.
(West Coast Avengers II#31) - Phantom Rider checked in with Texas Twister, who was sitting before a flaming brazier, and admonished him to speed his revenge. They performed a mystic rite to summon a demon, and pulled forth Arkon, of other-dimensional Polemachus. Arkon rushed out, seeking to attack the Avengers.
(Solo Avengers#18 (fb) - BTS) - Texas Twister learned from an occult book that he'd never been losing his powers in the first place and that he'd only been tricked by the demon. He discovered that his best way to get Shooting Star back was to confront the demon Riglevio.
(Solo Avengers#18) - Texas Twister traveled to the West Coast Avengers' headquarters (where the demon Riglevio was imprisoned), seeking out the demon that had possessed Shooting Star. He asked Hawkeye for aid, but when Hawkeye recommended that Texas Twister get some rest first, Twister used his powers to force Hawkeye to show him the demon. Twister convinced Hawkeye to let him into the cage with the demon, and Twister embraced the demon, kissing it on the lips and confessing his love. The demon shifted back into Shooting Star's form, then Twister finally explained to Hawkeye how Starr had been possessed. The demon then revealed that he'd possessed Texas Twister's form and started tearing things apart with his winds. He repelled some of Hawkeye's arrows, then got knocked to the ground by a bola arrow, and pinned to a tree by others. When Hawkeye threatened to kill the demon, he knew the hero wouldn't do it, but Shooting Star forced the demon to possess a nearby statue, and Texas Twister was finally freed and reunited with Shooting Star.
(Thunderbolts I#57-58) - Texas Twister, along with the rest of the Rangers, were among the many heroes suspended above the Earth by Graviton during his attempt to take over the world. Graviton was eventually defeated by the Thunderbolts and the heroes were lowered to the ground.
(She-Hulk II#1 (fb)) - Texas Twister fought Southpaw in Texas.
(Civil War Files (fb) - BTS) - After celebrating one night too hard, the Texas Twister ended up getting drunk and causing damage to public property. In order to work off his sentence, he agreed to join the Thunderbolts Army and registered with the Superhuman Registration Act in the process.
(Thunderbolts II#107) - In order to deal with the threat of thousands of civilians being empowered by Grandmaster and the Wellspring of Power, the Thunderbolts Army was split up into various squads. Texas Twister was placed on the Beta Squad as its leader and covered the Los Angeles area. When Bloodstrike and Smiling Tiger turned on their squad, Texas Twister realized that they received their powers from the Wellspring itself and were now a liability to the squad's mission, however the core group of Thunderbolts managed to stop Grandmaster's plans.
(Civil War#7) - In the aftermath of the civil war between heroes, Iron Man (Anthony Stark) started the Fifty States Initiative, and the Texas Twister joined his fellow Rangers to cover the Texas area. Yellowjacket introduced them to the media.
(Avengers: The Initiative#1) - Texas Twister was present at Camp Hammond when a group of new trainees arrived.
(Avengers: The Initiative#2) - The Texas Twister was part of the Initiative group to stop an attack by HYDRA.
(Avengers: Initiative#19) - Queen Veranke's Skrull infiltrators also managed to infiltrate the Rangers, replacing Red Wolf's faithful companion Lobo. By the time the massive Skrull infiltration of Earth's super hero community had been uncovered, Lobo was discovered as well. Texas Twister and the Rangers fought the Skrull, only for their fellow Initiative members 3-D Man and Ant-Man to arrive. In the end, it was Shooting Star who killed the Skrull. However, 3-D Man discovered there were still Skrulls hiding among the crowd that had gathered to watch the fight. They tried to persuade the humans that the heroes were also alien intruders. However, thanks to the 3-D Man's Skrull detection goggles they rooted out the aliens.
(Scarlet Spider II#7) - The Rangers were contacted when Roxxon Industries was under attack by the Scarlet Spider (Kaine). They arrived just when Kaine learned Roxxon CEO David Walsh had falsely told the authorities a previous explosion in the building was caused by a gas leak to avoid people finding out it was his daughter Zoe, who fired a missile into the building.
(Scarlet Spider II#8) - Mistaking the Scarlet Spider for a common criminal, the Rangers meant to bring him in. However, the Scarlet Spider was determined to find out the truth about Walsh's daughter and tried to flee the scene with her in his arms, reinforcing the idea he was a kidnapper. Texas Twister ordered his team to take him down and while holding Shooting Star tried following the man. But after the Scarlet Spider had eluded them, the Rangers decided to retreat and rethink their strategy. Later that day, Texas Twister and the Rangers tried to track the Scarlet Spider down but seemed unable to do so until Living Lightning learned several alarms went off at a Roxxon facility in Galveston. Figuring it was the Spider, they went on their way. As soon as they arrived at the refinery, they located the Scarlet Spider who in turn was led to the facility by Zoe Walsh (in an attempt to uncover Roxxon's proverbial dirty laundry). Unaware of all this, Texas Twister and his teammates went into battle against the Scarlet Spider until an attack of their alien member Fifty-One destroyed the floor they stood on. That plunged the team and the Spider down to the basement where they were shocked to learn it was filled with the remains of indigenous American people. Realizing Roxxon was up to something foul, Texas Twister and the Rangers joined the Scarlet Spider in his assault on the facility. Next they discovered Roxxon scientists conducting experiments on human test subjects. Before they could shut them down, things went haywire and a creature called Mammon revealed its presence. Mammon was a self-sustaining energy form that had laid dormant under the Earth's crust for millions of years until Roxxon uncovered it. In order to live, it used human hosts who he would then burn out.
(Scarlet Spider II#9) - Texas Twister and his team members attacked Mammon. After learning the origins of Mammon, David Walsh barged in with a squad of specially trained men. Wanting to rid himself of the heroes, Walsh ordered his men to shoot them for trespassing on Roxxon property. But Mammon quickly killed Walsh's men, which led the Scarlet Spider to conclude Mammon's weakness was his human host. The Spider dodged Mammon and grabbed his host, which caused the creature to take over Walsh and rampage with Texas Twister and the Rangers unable to stop him. Next, Scarlet Spider managed to hurt his new host to attract its attention and lure it outside the facility. Just then, Spider used his webbing to save Walsh from the creature. Once again without a human host, Mammon rushed the Spider, only to get caught in one of Roxxon's giant oil vats. With the threat dealt with, the Rangers were unable to find any evidence of Roxxon's misdeeds. They nevertheless vowed to keep close tabs on Roxxon in case they messed up again. Texas Twister wanted to offer Rangers membership to the Scarlet Spider, though Kaine refused, thinking they were a bunch of morons.
(Occupy Avengers#9 - BTS) - Following Hydra's conquest of the United States of America, Texas Twister became one of the many super humans who joined the underground movement to oppose Hydra. Texas Twister was based in the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota.
(Occupy Avengers#9) - Texas Twister was seen alongside Puma carrying heavy artillery at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation when Challenger, Tarantula and El Toro returned from a mission. Texas Twister then joined Nighthawk (Tilda Johnson) to a hidden cache of weapons and faced Hydra head on.
(X-Men Unlimited III#13 (fb) - BTS) - Texas Twister came to work for the governor of Austin, who in turn was taking orders from Absolution Solutions. Twister was tasked to guard the Krakoan mutant-girl Rubbermaid who was kept against her will in a federal prison just outside of Austin. In an effort to avoid a public spectacle, Krakoa sent the Unstoppables, a group of wanted criminals to extract Rubbermaid.
(X-Men Unlimited III#13) - When Texas Twister became aware of the Unstoppables' presence he set out to counter them, attacking Juggernaut. However, even Twister's most powerful wind gust couldn't slow down Cain Marko. Within seconds Primus appeared and sealed the marshall with his calcified plastic body. With Twister trapped, Juggernaut explained they'd detained the mutant-girl illegally after which he replied to having followed orders from the governor. Twister decided to stand down while Juggernaut, Primus and Quicksand continued their search.
Comments: Created by Roy Thomas and George Perez
It is possible that the Texas Twister was an agent of SHIELD from the very beginning. Before being shown as a SHIELD Super-Agent he mentions "other group" (FF I#177) and "employers" (FF I#192), which could mean he was scouting the Human Torch for SHIELD all along. Also a tailor would not be able to make a costume to withstand the powerful winds that he generates with his powers, something that SHIELD would be able to provide.
The
scouting in Fantastic Four I#192 had to be for SHIELD because that
issue was published after Captain America I#217, which showed Texas
Twister as a SHIELD Super-Agent for the first time.
--Markus Raymond
Texas Twister and Shooting Star appear in a story in Marvel Super-Heroes III#15. However, the story is REALLY goofy and reunites the lost Shooting Star with Twister after her demonic possession ...ignoring the fact that this had already been done in Solo Avengers#18. It was apparently based on work by an unidentified penciler that Rick Parker found, inked, and scripted. It included a Hellstorm doppelganger named Heckstorm and two god-like soothsayers named Unidapus and Igodapus ("You need a puss" and "I got a puss").
Texas Twister has entries in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe I#11 (August, 1983), Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Deluxe Edition#13 (December, 1986), Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Master Edition#4 (March, 1991), All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z: Update#4 (October, 2007), Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#12 (January, 2010). As part of the Rangers, he appeared in Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe I#9 (June, 1983) and had a partial entry as one of the Thunderbolts army in Civil War: Battle Damage Report (March, 2007).
She-Hulk II#1 written by Markus Raymond, Avengers: The Initiative#19, Scarlet Spider II#7/8/9, Occupy Avengers#9 and X-Men Unlimited III#13 by MarvellousLuke.
Profile by DragynWulf & MarvellousLuke
CLARIFICATIONS:
Texas Twister should not be confused with:
Images: (without ads)
All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z: Update#4, Texas Twister entry (main image)
Fantastic Four I#177, p8, pan3 (origin)
Fantastic Four I#177, p7, pan6 (introducing himself)
Solo Avengers#18, p6, pan3,4 (loves Shooting Star)
Thunderbolts II#107, p4, pan2 (part of the Thunderbolts)
Scarlet Spider II#7, p20, pan1 (The Rangers coming for Scarlet Spider)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition#4, Texas Twister entry (master)
Appearances:
Fantastic Four I#177 (December, 1976) - Roy Thomas (writer/editor), George Perez (pencils), Joe Sinnott (inks)
Captain America I#217 (January, 1978) - Roy Thomas & Don Glut (writers), John Buscema (pencils), Pablo Marcos (inks), Archie Goodwin (editor)
Fantastic Four I#192 (March, 1978) - Len Wein & Roger Stern (writers), George Perez (pencils), Joe Sinnott (inks), Marv Wolfman (editor)
Captain America I#228 (December, 1978) - Roger McKenzie (writer), Sal Buscema (pencils), Mike Esposito & John Tartaglione (inks), Roger Stern (editor)
Captain America I#229 (January, 1979) - Roger McKenzie (writer), Sal Buscema (pencils), Don Perlin (inks), Roger Stern (editor)
Incredible Hulk II#265 (November, 1981) - Sal Buscema & Bill Mantlo (writers), Sal Buscema (artist), Al Milgrom (editor)
Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions#1-3 (July-August, 1982) - Mark Gruenwald, Bill Mantlo & Steven Grant (writers), John Romita Jr. (pencils), Pablo Marcos (inks), Tom DeFalco (editor)
Incredible Hulk II#279 (January, 1983) - Bill Mantlo (writer), Mark Gruenwald (layouts), Greg LaRocque (artist), Al Milgrom (editor)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe I#9 (June, 1983) - Mark Gruenwald, Peter Sanderson, Mark Lerer, Dan Fingeroth (writers), Josef Rubinstein (inks), Mark Gruenwald, Michael Carlin (editors)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe I#11 (August, 1983) - Mark Gruenwald, Peter Sanderson, Mark Lerer (writers), Josef Rubinstein (inks), Mark Gruenwald, Michael Carlin (editors)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Deluxe Edition#13 (March, 1991) - Mark Gruenwald, Peter Sanderson (writers), Josef Rubinstein (inks), Mark Gruenwald, Howard Mackie (editors)
Spider-Man: Chaos in Calgary#4 (February, 1993) - Scott Lobdell (writer), Jim Craig (pencils), Dan & David Day (inks)
West Coast Avengers II#8 (May, 1986) - Steve Englehart (writer), Al Milgrom (pencils), Joe Sinnott (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
West Coast Avengers II#9 (June, 1986) - Steve Englehart (writer), Al Milgrom (pencils), Joe Sinnott (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
West Coast Avengers II#31 (April, 1988) - Steve Englehart (writer), Al Milgrom (pencils), Mike Machlan (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
Solo Avengers#18 (May, 1989) - Howard Mackie (writer), Ron Wilson (pencils), Don Heck (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
Marvel Super-Heroes III#15 (October, 1993) - Rick Parker (scripted and inked), original artist unidentified (and unknown per this story)
Thunderbolts I#57 (October, 2001) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Patrick Zircher (pencils), Al Vey (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Thunderbolts I#58 (January, 2002) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Patrick Zircher (pencils), Al Vey (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
She-Hulk II#1 (December, 2005) - Dan Slott (writer), Juan Bobillo (pencils), Marcelo Sosa (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Thunderbolts II#107 (December, 2006) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Tom Grummett (pencils), Gary Erskine (inks), Molly Lazer (editor)
Civil War#7 (January, 2007) - Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (pencils), Dexter Vines, John Dell & Tim Townsend (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Civil War: Battle Damage Report (March, 2007) - Anthony Flamini, Ronald Byrd (writers), Scott Kolins (pencils, inks), Jeff Youngquist, Jennifer Grunwald, Mark D. Beazley, Tom Brevoort (editors)
Avengers: The Initiative#1 (June, 2007) - Dan Slott (writer), Stefano Caselli (artist), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#2 (July, 2007) - Dan Slott (writer), Stefano Caselli (artist), Tom Brevoort (editor)
All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z: Update#4 (October, 2007) - Jeff Christiansen, Sean McQuaid, Michael Hoskin, Stuart Vandal, Chris Biggs, Al Sjoerdsma, Mark O'English, Mike Fichera, Ronald Byrd, Chad Anderson, David Wiltfong, Eric J. Moreels, Madison Carter, Anthony Flamini (writers), Jeff Youngquist, Jennifer Grunwald (editors)
Avengers: Initiative#19 (December, 2008) - Dan Slott, Christos N. Gage (writers), Harvey Talibao, Bong Dazo (pencils, inks), Tom Brevoort, Jeanine Schaefer (editors)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#12 (January, 2010) - Chris Biggs, Ronald Byrd, Madison Carter, Jeff Christiansen, Mike Fichera, Michael Hoskin, Rob London, Sean McQuaid, Eric J. Moreels, Jacob Rougemont, Gabe Schechter, Stuart Vandal (writers)
Scarlet Spider II#7 (September, 2012) - Chris Yost (writer), Khoi Pham (pencils), Tom Palmer (inks), Tom Brennan (editor)
Scarlet Spider II#8 (October, 2012) - Chris Yost (writer), Khoi Pham (pencils), Tom Palmer (inks), Tom Brennan (editor)
Scarlet Spider II#9 (November, 2012) - Chris Yost (writer), Khoi Pham (pencils), Tom Palmer, Chris Sotomayor, Rick Ketcham (inkers), Tom Brennan (editor)
Occupy Avengers#9 (July, 2017) - David Walker (writer), Gabriel Hernandez Walta (pencils, inks), Tom Brevoort, Darren Shan, Alanna Smith (editors)
X-Men Unlimited III#13 (December, 2021) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Matt Horak (pencils, inks), Lauren Amaro, Annalise Bissa, Jordan D. White (editors)
First Posted: 06/03/2007
Last Updated: 08/21/2022
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