Who Is It The Living Colossus? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

It The Living Colossus is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of It, with over 61 comic issue appearances. It, The Living Colossus was a statue which the alien Kigors first animated, often falling under the control of Dr. Aloysius Vault; Robert O'Bryan foiled several of Vault's attempts to steal It.

Who is It The Living Colossus?

Origin It The Living Colossus levitates itself to take on fighter jets. Boris Petrovski was forced to build a gigantic statue to represent the symbol and strength of the Moscow government by his brother Ivan who was the head of the Iron Curtain Security Police. Boris carved a massive giant out of stone in a matter of weeks when a flying saucer crash landed nearby. A crab alien appeared and told Boris through telepathy that he needed to seek refuge and protect itself from harm until a sister craft could rescue him. The alien Kigor phased into the massive statue and was able to animate It The Living Colossus. The police force saw the giant move and started to shoot the stone behemoth. The alien inside became startled and used the Living Colossus to defend itself against various military strikes and attacks. Ivan would capture his brother and planned to destroy him and the Living Colossus with a bomber carrying a hydrogen bomb.

Key facts

It The Living Colossus is of other origin and first appeared in "I Created The Colossus!". The character is published by Marvel. With 61 recorded issue appearances, It The Living Colossus ranks among the most featured characters in comics.