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Who Is Tragg? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Tragg (Marvel): Tragg was a member of an unnamed subterreanian race which were unknowingly wiped out by underground atomic testing.

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Tragg is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Tragg , with over 3 comic issue appearances. Tragg was a member of an unnamed subterreanian race which were unknowingly wiped out by underground atomic testing.

Who is Tragg?

Origin Tragg, He Who Walks Beneath the Earth, Kragg was the sole survivor or his race who was exterminated by underground atomic bombs. Construction workers some time later were preparing to build a subway through Tragg's area and the monster attacked and scared away the humans. Tragg attracted the attention of the Collector and was placed in an underground Zoo. He was later set free by the Mole Man and brought into a confrontation with Earths heroes The Thing, Hulk, Beast, Giant Man and Mr Fantastic. Tragg was defeated by being teleported to the Negative Zone. Creation Tragg is a Marvel comics character created by Gerry Conway and Syd Shores. Powers and Abilities 20 foot monster with strength enough to casually throw around trains, Tragg possesses super strength, and super durability. His senses were heightened and allowed for him to live underground.

Key facts

Tragg is of other origin and first appeared in "The Sandman Cometh!; I Dared Enter the Haunted Forest; It Fell From the Flying Saucer!; The Thing From the Hidden Swamp; In the Shadow of Tragg -- He Who Walks Beneath the Earth!". The character is published by Marvel. With 3 recorded issue appearances, Tragg ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Tragg?

Tragg was a member of an unnamed subterreanian race which were unknowingly wiped out by underground atomic testing.

What is Tragg's real name?

Tragg's real identity is Tragg .

When did Tragg first appear?

Tragg first appeared in "The Sandman Cometh!; I Dared Enter the Haunted Forest; It Fell From the Flying Saucer!; The Thing From the Hidden Swamp; In the Shadow of Tragg -- He Who Walks Beneath the Earth!".

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