Stingray (Marvel)
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| − | *In Iron Man, the character made a small appearance where he was voiced by Tom Kane with him appearing in the episode "Armor Wars, Part 2". | + | *In Iron Man, the character made a small appearance where he was voiced by Tom Kane with him appearing in the episode "Armor Wars, Part 2". Though his identity was not revealed, he stated that he was a naval command officer that wore a sophisticated suit for underwater operations. Iron Man targeted him in the belief that his armor was based on Stark Iron Man armor designs. During a brief fight, Stingray attempted to take the fight back underwater but Iron Man changed into his hydro-armor where he used a sonic pulse to knock his opponent unconscious. Iron Man then placed a negator pack on Stingray only for it to have no effect with a mortified Tony Stark realising that he attacked the hero for no reason. |
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Revision as of 10:21, 24 March 2015
Stingray is a male superhero that features in Marvel Comics.
Contents |
Biography
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Walter Newell was created by Roy Thomas and Bill Everett where he made his first appearance in Tales to Astonish v1 #95 (September 1967) but debuted as Stingray in Sub-Mariner v1 #19 (November 1969).
In other media
Television
- In Iron Man, the character made a small appearance where he was voiced by Tom Kane with him appearing in the episode "Armor Wars, Part 2". Though his identity was not revealed, he stated that he was a naval command officer that wore a sophisticated suit for underwater operations. Iron Man targeted him in the belief that his armor was based on Stark Iron Man armor designs. During a brief fight, Stingray attempted to take the fight back underwater but Iron Man changed into his hydro-armor where he used a sonic pulse to knock his opponent unconscious. Iron Man then placed a negator pack on Stingray only for it to have no effect with a mortified Tony Stark realising that he attacked the hero for no reason.
Appearances
- Tales to Astonish v1:
- Sub-Mariner v1:
- Avengers World v1:
External Links
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