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List of Marvel Comics characters: E

The first Earthquake first appeared in Uncanny X-Men #137 (September 1980), and was created by Chris Claremont and John Byrne.

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Publisher
Marvel Comics
Abilities
Undead warrior with cursed samurai long sword Superb hand-to-hand combatant
Alter ego
Kioshi Keishicho
Created by
Scott Lobdell and Clayton Henry
First appearance
Alpha Flight #9 vol. 3 (January, 2005)
Species
Undead human (yūrei)

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List of Marvel Comics characters: E

Nodes276
Edges275
Triples10
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007246
Components1

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List of Marvel Comics characters: E

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Abilities · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: E → Undead warrior with cursed samurai long sword Superb hand-to-hand combatant
Alter ego · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: E → Kioshi Keishicho
Created by · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: E → Scott Lobdell and Clayton Henry
First appearance · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: E → Alpha Flight #9 vol. 3 (January, 2005)
Publisher · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: E → Marvel Comics
Species · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: E → Undead human (yūrei)
Team affiliations · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: E → Big Hero 6

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List of Marvel Comics characters: EAbilitiesUndead warrior with cursed samurai long sword Superb hand-to-hand combatant1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: EAlter egoKioshi Keishicho1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: ECreated byScott Lobdell and Clayton Henry1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: EFirst appearanceAlpha Flight #9 vol. 3 (January, 2005)1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: EPublisherMarvel Comics1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: ESpeciesUndead human (yūrei)1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: ETeam affiliationsBig Hero 61.00infobox
Sininstance ofwhere she fought villains0.80text
Emplateinstance ofwhere she fought villains0.80text
and Jack O'Lanterninstance ofwhere she fought villains0.80text

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