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Who Is Frost? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Frost (Image): Frost Noble is the son of Gaia Noble and an alternate, evil version of Doc Noble. He is considered the black sheep of the family since he's not the so

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Frost is a Image comic book character, the alter ego of Frost Noble, with over 51 comic issue appearances. Frost Noble is the son of Gaia Noble and an alternate, evil version of Doc Noble. He is considered the black sheep of the family since he's not the son of the actual Doc Noble.

Who is Frost?

History He is Gaia 's son from an extramarital affair and the black sheep of the family. Aside from Gaia, each member of the family treats him with varying degrees of scorn. To the general public, Frost is something of an urban legend. He lives in seclusion in a large ice castle near the Aurora Borealis. Gifted with the power of cryokinesis as well as the ability to transform into a cool mist, Frost always has an agenda when it comes to the Nobles (except for Gaia, whom he's extremely loyal to). He even went so far as to have an affair with Celeste while she was married to Rusty . He often hires himself out as a troubleshooter, even doing jobs for the U.S and Canadian governments. It was revealed that his father was actually a parallel universe version of " Doc ".

Key facts

Frost is of mutant origin and first appeared in "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner...?". The character is published by Image. With 51 recorded issue appearances, Frost ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Frost?

Frost Noble is the son of Gaia Noble and an alternate, evil version of Doc Noble. He is considered the black sheep of the family since he's not the son of the actual Doc Noble.

What is Frost's real name?

Frost's real identity is Frost Noble.

When did Frost first appear?

Frost first appeared in "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner...?".

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