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Who Is Crimson Curse? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Crimson Curse (Marvel): Aerika Harkness a.k.a. "Crimson Curse", was an exceptionally gifted elemental sorceress for team "A-Next". She was reserved, humble, and one of the te

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Crimson Curse is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Aerika Harkness, with over 19 comic issue appearances. Aerika Harkness a.k.a. "Crimson Curse", was an exceptionally gifted elemental sorceress for team "A-Next". She was reserved, humble, and one of the teams strongest members. She bravely sacrificed herself in order to stop her universe's version of Doctor Doom.

Who is Crimson Curse?

Brief History Crimson Curse is the daughter of Agatha Harkness , the sorceress who trained the Scarlet Witch . She was trained to be a hero by Clint Barton and was a member of the Dream Team before they joined A Next . She was tragically killed by pushing her powers too far to stop Doctor Doom from bringing his team of Avengers to this dimension. Powers Crimson Curse was a powerful sorceress who, through magic drawn from the Natural Order, was able to control the earth's key elements: fire, earth, water, and wind.

Key facts

Crimson Curse is of human origin and first appeared in "Down 'N' Dirty With The Defenders". The character is published by Marvel. With 19 recorded issue appearances, Crimson Curse ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Crimson Curse?

Aerika Harkness a.k.a. "Crimson Curse", was an exceptionally gifted elemental sorceress for team "A-Next". She was reserved, humble, and one of the teams strongest members. She bravely sacrificed herself in order to stop her universe's version of Doctor Doom.

What is Crimson Curse's real name?

Crimson Curse's real identity is Aerika Harkness.

When did Crimson Curse first appear?

Crimson Curse first appeared in "Down 'N' Dirty With The Defenders".

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