Madripoor
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Madripoor is a country that features in Marvel Comics.
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History
Agents of the Red Right Hand named the Mongrels came to Madripoor to track Wolverine where they burnt a room of Logan's memorabilia at the Princess Bar. (Wolverine v4 #4)
Overview
Locations in Madripoor included:
- Princess Bar :
Inhabitants
- Tyger Tiger :
Notes
- Madripoor was created by Chris Claremont and Steve Leialoha where it made its first appearance in New Mutants v1 #32 (October 1985).
In other media
Television
- In Marvel Anime, the island of Madripoor was shown in the Blade segment where he mentioned it as a lawless area where the police or government did not tread. Locations included Lowtown, Hightown and the prestigious Dragon Palace. It was said to be one of the few spots where Humans had no fear of Vampires with people regularly killing others on the streets. Mother Mantis as a gang that operated from Lowtown that attacked both Blade and Wolverine before driven off.
Film
- In Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher, Madripoor was the site of the Leviathan weapon sale of their Bio-Soldiers to various parties to incite world conflict with the event headed by Orion. Both Black Widow and the Punisher tracked the sale to the site with the Avengers arriving to help stop Leviathan.
Video games
- In Marvel: Avengers Alliance, Madripoor appeared in the setting of the Facebook video game. In "Chapter 10 - Strength of Fear", Count Nefaria led the Maggia into forming an alliance with the Hand at Madripoor to use the country as a base for the conquest of K'un-Lun.
- In Marvel Heroes, Madripoor was a setting in the MMORPG with it being referred to as the underbelly of the world. It was under the control of the Hand until Madame Hydra and her HYDRA forces fought the Hand to claim it.
Appearances
- New Mutants v1:
- Avengers World v1:
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