Who Is Kebra? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Kebra (Les Humanoïdes Associés): His name, in verlan, means "braque" that is to say crazy (it is true that he often has impulsive reactions which disconcert even his own accomplices).
Kebra is a Les Humanoïdes Associés comic book character, with over 41 comic issue appearances. His name, in verlan, means "braque" that is to say crazy (it is true that he often has impulsive reactions which disconcert even his own accomplices).
Who is Kebra?
He is a juvenile delinquent with multiple offenses: burglary (in Le Zonard des étoiles and La Honte aux trousses); theft of two-wheelers or cars (in all albums); vandalism and willful damage (in Fait comme un rat); assault on public roads (in La Honte aux trousses); rebellion against the police; drug trafficking (in Done Like a Rat); post office robbery (in La Honte aux trousses); etc. A specialist in crappy plans, he often fails in his businesses. Contrary to his verbal threats, he is hardly formidable, and he courageously flees as soon as he has to deal with a nastier than him.
Key facts
Kebra is of animal origin. The character is published by Les Humanoïdes Associés. With 41 recorded issue appearances, Kebra ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
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Who is Kebra?
His name, in verlan, means "braque" that is to say crazy (it is true that he often has impulsive reactions which disconcert even his own accomplices).
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