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Crimson Commando

Crimson Commando is the name used by three fictional characters, which are either a mutant or a cyborg appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

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Fictional character biography

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Publisher
Marvel Comics
Abilities
(Bohannan): Non-superhuman physical perfection (peak state possible for baseline humans) Cyborg implants
Alter ego
Frank Bohannan
Created by
(Frank Bohannan): Chris Claremont Alan Davis (second version): Chris Claremont Leinil Francis Yu (third version): Seth Peck Jefte Palo Guillermo Mogorron
First appearance
(Frank Bohannan): The Uncanny X-Men #215 (March 1987) (second version): X-Men #106 (Nov. 2000) (third version): X-Men #215 (March 1987)
Notable aliases
(Bohannan): Cyborg X, Commando

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Crimson Commando

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples46
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Crimson Commando

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related to Frank Bohannan · 16
Crimson Commando → Angered, Bohannan, Cold War, Frank Bohannan, Freedom Force, Massachusetts, Mistaking Storm, New York, Stonewall, Super Sabre, They, United States, When Storm, Wolverine, World War II, X-Men
related to External links · 9
Crimson Commando → Brotherhood, Commando, Cyborg, Handbook, Marvel, Marvel UniverseA, Marvel UniverseCrimson Commando, The Appendix, X-Factor ProposalCrimson Commando
related to Second version · 5
Crimson Commando → African-American, An, Brotherhood, Mutants, Mystique's
related to In other media · 4
Crimson Commando → Mutants, The Fall, The Frank Bohannan, X-Men II
is a · 2
Crimson Commando → member of the Freedom Force, name used by three fictional characters
related to Third version · 2
Crimson Commando → Freedom Force, His
Abilities · 1
Crimson Commando → (Bohannan): Non-superhuman physical perfection (peak state possible for baseline humans) Cyborg implants
Alter ego · 1
Crimson Commando → Frank Bohannan
Created by · 1
Crimson Commando → (Frank Bohannan): Chris Claremont Alan Davis (second version): Chris Claremont Leinil Francis Yu (third version): Seth Peck Jefte Palo Guillermo Mogorron
First appearance · 1
Crimson Commando → (Frank Bohannan): The Uncanny X-Men #215 (March 1987) (second version): X-Men #106 (Nov. 2000) (third version): X-Men #215 (March 1987)

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bohannan commando x-men crimson frank cyborg version march mutant second created freedom force uncanny 215 1987 alan davis human marvel

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Crimson CommandoAbilities(Bohannan): Non-superhuman physical perfection (peak state possible for baseline humans) Cyborg implants1.00infobox
Crimson CommandoAlter egoFrank Bohannan1.00infobox
Crimson CommandoCreated by(Frank Bohannan): Chris Claremont Alan Davis (second version): Chris Claremont Leinil Francis Yu (third version): Seth Peck Jefte Palo Guillermo Mogorron1.00infobox
Crimson CommandoFirst appearance(Frank Bohannan): The Uncanny X-Men #215 (March 1987) (second version): X-Men #106 (Nov. 2000) (third version): X-Men #215 (March 1987)1.00infobox
Crimson CommandoNotable aliases(Bohannan): Cyborg X, Commando1.00infobox
Crimson CommandoPublisherMarvel Comics1.00infobox
Crimson CommandoSpeciesHuman mutant1.00infobox
Crimson CommandoTeam affiliations(Bohannan): Freedom Force O*N*E (second version): Brotherhood of Mutants (third version): Freedom Force1.00infobox
Crimson Commandois aname used by three fictional characters0.90text
Crimson Commandois amember of the Freedom Force0.90text
Crimson Commandorelated to External linksCyborg0.60section
Crimson Commandorelated to External linksThe Appendix0.60section

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