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Answer (comics)

Answer is the name of several supervillains appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The first incarnation of Answer, Aaron Nicholson, first appeared in Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #91 (June 1984). The second incarnation, David Ferrari, debuted in Captain America (Vol. 3) #20 (June 1999). The third incarnation, an…

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Publisher
Marvel Comics
Abilities
Ability to temporarily develop whatever superhuman attribute he needs for any situation · Superhuman intuition · Genius level intellect · Body armor granting the ability to slip from any grasp or prevent anything from adhering to him
Alter ego
Aaron Nicholson
Created by
Al Milgrom (writer) Jim Mooney (artist)
First appearance
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #91 (June 1984)
Notable aliases
Answer

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Answer (comics)

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples11
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
Components1

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Answer (comics)

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Abilities · 4
Answer (comics) → Ability to temporarily develop whatever superhuman attribute he needs for any situation, Body armor granting the ability to slip from any grasp or prevent anything from adhering to him, Genius level intellect, Superhuman intuition
Alter ego · 1
Answer (comics) → Aaron Nicholson
Created by · 1
Answer (comics) → Al Milgrom (writer) Jim Mooney (artist)
First appearance · 1
Answer (comics) → Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #91 (June 1984)
Notable aliases · 1
Answer (comics) → Answer
Publisher · 1
Answer (comics) → Marvel Comics
Species · 1
Answer (comics) → Human mutate
Team affiliations · 1
Answer (comics) → Hydra

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Answer (comics)AbilitiesAbility to temporarily develop whatever superhuman attribute he needs for any situation1.00infobox
Answer (comics)AbilitiesSuperhuman intuition1.00infobox
Answer (comics)AbilitiesGenius level intellect1.00infobox
Answer (comics)AbilitiesBody armor granting the ability to slip from any grasp or prevent anything from adhering to him1.00infobox
Answer (comics)Alter egoAaron Nicholson1.00infobox
Answer (comics)Created byAl Milgrom (writer) Jim Mooney (artist)1.00infobox
Answer (comics)First appearancePeter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #91 (June 1984)1.00infobox
Answer (comics)Notable aliasesAnswer1.00infobox
Answer (comics)PublisherMarvel Comics1.00infobox
Answer (comics)SpeciesHuman mutate1.00infobox
Answer (comics)Team affiliationsHydra1.00infobox

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