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Cape-Killers

The Cape-Killers, officially identified as the Superhuman Restraint Unit, is a fictional special operations unit appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, designed by penciller Howard Chaykin.

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S.H.I.E.L.D. version

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In other media

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Second version

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Publisher
Marvel Comics
Created by
Steve McNiven Mark Millar
First appearance
Civil War #1 (May 2006)
Member(s)
Various

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Cape-Killers

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples40
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
Components1

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related to Second version · 24
Cape-Killers → After, Agent Julia Gao, Although Cage, Anti-Vigilante Act, Cage, Cape Killers, Carnage Reigns, Cletus Kasady, Devil's Reign, Electro, Enforcing, Fisk's Anti-Vigilante Act, Gang War, Gao, Hightail, New York City Mayor, New York's, NYPD, Rabble, Scorpion
related to In other media · 6
Cape-Killers → Avengers Assemble, Civil War, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, The Cape-Killers, This, Ultron
related to S.H.I.E.L.D. version · 6
Cape-Killers → Civil War, It, Nick Fury, Stark Industries, The, The Superhuman Restraint Unit
Created by · 1
Cape-Killers → Steve McNiven Mark Millar
First appearance · 1
Cape-Killers → Civil War #1 (May 2006)
Member(s) · 1
Cape-Killers → Various
Publisher · 1
Cape-Killers → Marvel Comics

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cape-KillersCreated bySteve McNiven Mark Millar1.00infobox
Cape-KillersFirst appearanceCivil War #1 (May 2006)1.00infobox
Cape-KillersMember(s)Various1.00infobox
Cape-KillersPublisherMarvel Comics1.00infobox
Cape-Killersrelated to In other mediaThe Cape-Killers0.60section
Cape-Killersrelated to In other mediaMarvel Ultimate Alliance0.60section
Cape-Killersrelated to In other mediaAvengers Assemble0.60section
Cape-Killersrelated to In other mediaCivil War0.60section
Cape-Killersrelated to In other mediaThis0.60section
Cape-Killersrelated to In other mediaUltron0.60section
Cape-Killersrelated to S.H.I.E.L.D. versionThe Superhuman Restraint Unit0.60section
Cape-Killersrelated to S.H.I.E.L.D. versionCivil War0.60section

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