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Who Is China Doll? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

China Doll (Marvel): China Doll is one of the members of Gatecrasher's Tech-Net, a band of extraterrestrial mercenaries. China Doll has the power to genetically alter the

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China Doll is a Marvel comic book character, with over 62 comic issue appearances. China Doll is one of the members of Gatecrasher's Tech-Net, a band of extraterrestrial mercenaries. China Doll has the power to genetically alter the size of any biological being.

Who is China Doll?

History China Doll was a member of the otherdimensional bounty hunting team . Her ability to shrink opponents in size proved useful in capturing their bounties. When the team were forced to turn over their riches to a family of pirates, China Doll and most of the rest of the team left thr group, but returned later. China Doll accompanied Gatecrasher and the rest of the Technet to Earth first to hunt down the otherdimensional counterpart of Captain Britain and later to capture the mutant Rachel Summers . Both assignments were undertaken on behalf of Saturnyne . When Technet returned to Excalibur, Chinadoll joined the N-Men , a group made out of Technet members and trained by Night Crawler OTHER MEDIA X-Men The Animated Series China Doll, along with the other N-Men were seen in just a glance, on the animated series in Proteus, Part 1 (Episode 49).

Key facts

China Doll is of alien origin and first appeared in "The Sword Is Drawn". The character is published by Marvel. With 62 recorded issue appearances, China Doll ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is China Doll?

China Doll is one of the members of Gatecrasher's Tech-Net, a band of extraterrestrial mercenaries. China Doll has the power to genetically alter the size of any biological being.

When did China Doll first appear?

China Doll first appeared in "The Sword Is Drawn".

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