Blizzard (Marvel Comics)
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Blizzard's body gains the ability to generate intense cold without artificial means. Feeling alienated from humanity, Shapanka (again calling himself Jack Frost) comes to live in an ice palace he created within a mountain. The [[Hulk]] finds Jack Frost's new home and destroys the ice palace. Frost is seemingly killed in the collapse of his domain.''[[The Incredible Hulk (comic book)|The Incredible Hulk]]'' #249 (July 1980) |
Blizzard's body gains the ability to generate intense cold without artificial means. Feeling alienated from humanity, Shapanka (again calling himself Jack Frost) comes to live in an ice palace he created within a mountain. The [[Hulk]] finds Jack Frost's new home and destroys the ice palace. Frost is seemingly killed in the collapse of his domain.''[[The Incredible Hulk (comic book)|The Incredible Hulk]]'' #249 (July 1980) |
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Gregor Shapanka reappears in the guise of Blizzard. Somehow, Blizzard had lost his power to generate cold and once again needed his battle suit to create low temperatures. Shapanka returns to crime and forms a gang to aid him. However, upon robbing a bank in New York City, Blizzard and his henchmen are defeated by [[Spider-Man]] and taken into police custody. Thanks to his lawyer, Blizzard is soon back at large and kidnaps Bobby Saunders (a boy whom he saw speaking with Spider-Man). Through Saunders, Blizzard intends to get revenge for his most recent defeat. Blizzard mistakes a [[Iron Man 2020|villainous version of Iron Man from the year 2020]] for the modern Iron Man and attempts to ambush him. The future Iron Man is on an urgent mission to find Bobby Saunders (who would grow up to be a terrorist in 2020) and |
Gregor Shapanka reappears in the guise of Blizzard. Somehow, Blizzard had lost his power to generate cold and once again needed his battle suit to create low temperatures. Shapanka returns to crime and forms a gang to aid him. However, upon robbing a bank in New York City, Blizzard and his henchmen are defeated by [[Spider-Man]] and taken into police custody. Thanks to his lawyer, Blizzard is soon back at large and kidnaps Bobby Saunders (a boy whom he saw speaking with Spider-Man). Through Saunders, Blizzard intends to get revenge for his most recent defeat. Blizzard mistakes a [[Iron Man 2020|villainous version of Iron Man from the year 2020]] for the modern Iron Man and attempts to ambush him. The future Iron Man is on an urgent mission to find Bobby Saunders (who would grow up to be a terrorist in 2020) and kills Blizzard with a repulsor blast.''[[The Amazing Spider-Man]]'' Annual #20 (November 1986) |
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===Donald Gill=== |
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