Arachnid (Savage Dragon)
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| + | News of a cannibalistic freak living in the sewers of Chicago had drifted through to the authorities and the Dragon was sent in to investigate. Years of feeding on homeless people and children had left Arachnid very slow moving and he was unable to put up much of a threat to Dragon. After a brief battle, the killer was arrested to answer for his multiple murders. | ||
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| + | Due to various global disasters, Arachnid regained his freedom and whilst prowling for his latest meal, the villain mistakenly broke into the home of Jennifer Murphy. He abducted her daughter, Angel, but before he could escape, Dragon got involved. Jennifer and he soon caught up with Arachnid and sent him fleeing after receiving a powerful punch from Jennifer. | ||
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| + | Years later, The President of the United States rewarded Dragon for his good service to the country by allowing the Dragon family use of a vacation home owned by the President. When Dragon and his family arrived at the house they discovered Arachnid in the basement waiting for the unsuspecting victims. Arachnid attempted to feast upon Angel Dragon once more but the sight of Jennifer Dragon sent him fleeing, unaware that she had lost her powers since their previous encounter. It was later revealed that the President was actually a super villain, known as Impostor, in disguise. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Arachnid was created by Erik Larsen where he made his first appearance in Savage Dragon v1 #2 (October, 1992) | *Arachnid was created by Erik Larsen where he made his first appearance in Savage Dragon v1 #2 (October, 1992) | ||
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==In other media== | ==In other media== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[https://wiki.savagedragon.com/profiles/characters/arachnid/ Savage Dragon Wiki Entry] | *[https://wiki.savagedragon.com/profiles/characters/arachnid/ Savage Dragon Wiki Entry] | ||
| + | *[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/arachnid/4005-21847/ Comicvine Entry] | ||
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Arachnid is a male comic supervillain who features in Savage Dragon.
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Biography
Arachnid
News of a cannibalistic freak living in the sewers of Chicago had drifted through to the authorities and the Dragon was sent in to investigate. Years of feeding on homeless people and children had left Arachnid very slow moving and he was unable to put up much of a threat to Dragon. After a brief battle, the killer was arrested to answer for his multiple murders.
Due to various global disasters, Arachnid regained his freedom and whilst prowling for his latest meal, the villain mistakenly broke into the home of Jennifer Murphy. He abducted her daughter, Angel, but before he could escape, Dragon got involved. Jennifer and he soon caught up with Arachnid and sent him fleeing after receiving a powerful punch from Jennifer.
Years later, The President of the United States rewarded Dragon for his good service to the country by allowing the Dragon family use of a vacation home owned by the President. When Dragon and his family arrived at the house they discovered Arachnid in the basement waiting for the unsuspecting victims. Arachnid attempted to feast upon Angel Dragon once more but the sight of Jennifer Dragon sent him fleeing, unaware that she had lost her powers since their previous encounter. It was later revealed that the President was actually a super villain, known as Impostor, in disguise.
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Arachnid was created by Erik Larsen where he made his first appearance in Savage Dragon v1 #2 (October, 1992)
Alternate Versions
In other media
Television
Appearances
- Savage Dragon v1: (1992)
External Links
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