Who Is Ken Ellis? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Ken Ellis is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Kenneth Ellis, with over 67 comic issue appearances. An ambitious reporter for the Daily Bugle. Perhaps most notably, he was the one that first named the Scarlet Spider.

Who is Ken Ellis?

Origin Little has been revealed of Ken Ellis' early life prior to becoming a reporter, but as a reporter at the Daily Bugle though, Ellis managed to make his first big splash was during the public debut of Ben Reilly , a clone of Peter Parker (Spider-Man) who decided to be a hero just like his "brother" was. Following a pitched battle between Reilly and Venom , Ellis wrote an article that claimed the new arachnid superhero was called the "Scarlet Spider" and he went on to describe him in great detail. Over time, Ellis has earned a reputation as a talented, albeit sometimes arrogant, writer whose aggressive pursuit of stories earns him equal amounts of praise and trouble. Creation Ken Ellis was created by Terry Kavanagh the writer and Steven Butler the artist. His first appearance was in 1994's Web of Spider-Man #118. Major Story Arcs Separation Anxiety What a story! When Eddie Brock was separated from the alien symbiote that made him into Venom, Ellis tracked Brock down to the government facility where he was being held in the hopes of scoring an exclusive story. Despite being able to infiltrate the facility by pretending to be a scientist, Ellis' cover didn't last long. Before he .

Key facts

Ken Ellis is of human origin and first appeared in "The Exile Returns, Part 1 of 4: Memories". The character is published by Marvel. With 67 recorded issue appearances, Ken Ellis ranks among the most featured characters in comics.