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List of Marvel Comics characters: V

Vagabond (real name Pat Murphy) is a superhero, a police officer who dressed as a homeless man, who appeared in U.S.A. Comics #2–4.

Michael Van Patrick, Vertigo & Lucia von Bardas

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Publisher
Marvel Comics
Abilities
Peak physical condition
Alter ego
Michael Ian Van Patrick
Created by
Dan Slott Stefano Caselli
First appearance
Avengers: The Initiative #1 (March 2007)
Notable aliases
MVP (sometimes written M.V.P.)

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Vagabond

Vamp

Rachel Van Helsing

Michael Van Patrick

Vanguard

Vargas

Veil

Velocidad

Vengeance

Octavia Vermis

Otto Vermis

Vertigo

Count Vicaro

  • Angel Angel (Thomas Halloway)

Victorious

Victorius

Viper

Viv Vision

Volla

Lucia von Bardas

Cynthia Von Doom

Valeria von Frazen

Vox

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List of Marvel Comics characters: V

Nodes232
Edges231
Triples7
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.008621
Components1

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List of Marvel Comics characters: V

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Abilities · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: V → Peak physical condition
Alter ego · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: V → Michael Ian Van Patrick
Created by · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: V → Dan Slott Stefano Caselli
First appearance · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: V → Avengers: The Initiative #1 (March 2007)
Notable aliases · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: V → MVP (sometimes written M.V.P.)
Publisher · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: V → Marvel Comics
Team affiliations · 1
List of Marvel Comics characters: V → (All) The Initiative (Michael, Van & Patrick) Shadow Initiative (Michael & Patrick) Counter Force New Warriors (Patrick) Avengers Resistance

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
List of Marvel Comics characters: VAbilitiesPeak physical condition1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: VAlter egoMichael Ian Van Patrick1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: VCreated byDan Slott Stefano Caselli1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: VFirst appearanceAvengers: The Initiative #1 (March 2007)1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: VNotable aliasesMVP (sometimes written M.V.P.)1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: VPublisherMarvel Comics1.00infobox
List of Marvel Comics characters: VTeam affiliations(All) The Initiative (Michael, Van & Patrick) Shadow Initiative (Michael & Patrick) Counter Force New Warriors (Patrick) Avengers Resistance1.00infobox

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