Dragon Man

Creation & Design

Dragon Man was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, first appearing in the mid-1960s as a foe for the Fantastic Four. His design was inspired by classic dragon mythology, combined with the aesthetics of comic book superheroes.

Early Years

Initially introduced as a villain, Dragon Man was created by the villainous scientist, Professor Phineas Horton. Over time, he evolved into a more complex character, often portrayed as a misunderstood creature rather than a straightforward antagonist.

Character Development

Over the years, Dragon Man has transitioned from a villain to a more sympathetic character, often portrayed as a protector and ally to various superhero teams. His character development reflects themes of redemption and the struggle for acceptance.

Cultural Reception

Dragon Man has received mixed reviews, often seen as a secondary character in the Marvel Universe. However, his unique design and abilities have garnered a dedicated fanbase.

Character Details

Real Name:
Dragon Man
First Appearance:
Fantastic Four #35
Aliases:
Dragon, The Dragon
Species:
Android
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Fantastic Four, The Avengers
Abilities:
Superhuman strength, Flight, Fire breathing, Regeneration
Weight:
500lbs
Height:
6' 0"
Eye Color:
green
Hair Color:
none

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Marvel ⋅ 1965
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1st appearance of Dragon Man

2nd appearance of Diablo

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1st team appearance of the Future Foundation, a group of young, free-thinking scientists assembled by Reed Richards: Alex Power, Valeria Richards, Franklin Richards, Artie Maddicks, Dragon Man and others

[April 2024 - a Future Foundation logo is used in a marketing easter egg by Marvel Studios promoting comics affiliated with the Fantastic Four film]

1:50 ⋅ Marvel ⋅ 2012
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Variant Venomized cover art by Michael Ryan

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