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Who Is Ninjak? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Ninjak (Valiant/Acclaim): British spy Colin King works for MI6, a master in stealth & deception, Ninjak works to complete each task he is given.

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Ninjak is a Valiant/Acclaim comic book character, the alter ego of Colin King, with over 306 comic issue appearances. British spy Colin King works for MI6, a master in stealth & deception, Ninjak works to complete each task he is given.

Who is Ninjak?

Creation Ninjak was originally created by Joe Quesada and Mark Moretti and first appeared in "Death at 10,000 feet" in Bloodshot #6 (July, 1993). For the 2012 Valiant relaunch, Ninjak was re-introduced by writer Robert Venditti and artist Lee Garbett . His first reappearance was in the story "Clandestine Gatherings" in X-O Manowar #5 (Sep. 2012). Major Story Arcs Enter Ninjak After the Vine 's first attempt to recover the Manowar armor ended in failure, MI6 head Patrick Clement - secretly a Vine "plantling" - contacted Ninjak and tasked him with retrieving the armor. Making his way to Peru, Ninjak found Vine operative Alexander Dorian being tortured and interrogated by Aric . He successfully snuck up on Aric while he was out of the X-O Manowar armor and used tranquillizer shurikens to knock him out and capture him. He loaded the unconscious Visigoth onto his ship and retrieved Alexander.

Key facts

Ninjak is of human origin and first appeared in "Death At 10,000 Feet!". The character is published by Valiant/Acclaim. With 306 recorded issue appearances, Ninjak ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Ninjak?

British spy Colin King works for MI6, a master in stealth & deception, Ninjak works to complete each task he is given.

What is Ninjak's real name?

Ninjak's real identity is Colin King.

When did Ninjak first appear?

Ninjak first appeared in "Death At 10,000 Feet!".

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