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Who Is Perun? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Perun (In the Public Domain): He is the Slavic God of storm and thunder. He is also an original member of the Supreme Soviets.

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Perun is a In the Public Domain comic book character, the alter ego of Перун, with over 59 comic issue appearances. He is the Slavic God of storm and thunder. He is also an original member of the Supreme Soviets.

Who is Perun?

Origin Perun is an original member of the Supreme Soviets . His first team mission was to confront Darkstar , Ursa Major and Vanguard for defecting from the Soviet Union and becoming traitors to their motherland. Fantasia cast an illusion spell and disguised the Supreme Soviets as members of the Avengers . Perun was disguised as Thor and was able to take down Ursa Major with a lightning blast channeled through his axe. Creation Perun was created by Mark Gruenwald , Kieron Dwyer and Al Milgrom in 1989 and first appeared in Captain America # 352. Major Story Arcs Fighting alongside Americans Some years later, Perun and his teammates now known as the People's Protectorate joined forces with Alpha Flight and the Avengers to battle a group of Atlanteans in order to prevent an international incident. Perun has also encountered other super beings like the Hulk and Unicorn in other missions. His axe was destroyed during a battle with Unicorn and eventually inherited Vanguard's sickle and hammer.

Key facts

Perun is of god/eternal origin and first appeared in "Refuge". The character is published by In the Public Domain. With 59 recorded issue appearances, Perun ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Perun?

He is the Slavic God of storm and thunder. He is also an original member of the Supreme Soviets.

What is Perun's real name?

Perun's real identity is Перун.

When did Perun first appear?

Perun first appeared in "Refuge".

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