Who Is Vic? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Vic (Marvel): Vic is a series of clones created by the extraterrestrial Bob to preform many different functions such as black ops, lab assistant, secretary and more

Vic is a Marvel comic book character, with over 12 comic issue appearances. Vic is a series of clones created by the extraterrestrial Bob to preform many different functions such as black ops, lab assistant, secretary and more.
Who is Vic?
Overview Vic is a series of clones created by the extraterrestrial Bob to preform many different functions such as black ops, lab assistant, secretary and more. Every individual clone was partnered with a clone from the Frankie series and each clone thought that it was the only one and that it was unique. When an individual would come across the body of its predecessor, it would cause the individual to become angry and disillusioned with Bob, whom was held in high regard. Each member of the combat series was designed to capture the Symbiote Clone and become its host. Vic seemed to be more passionate than Frankie and was more willing to be the host for the Symbiote Clone. All of the combat members were bald due to the control collar and wore red wig with long bangs and green beads at the end. Numerical Breakdown (These are numbered in the order introduced, not chronological) Vic 1 The first Vic seen was a combat variant that was tracking the Symbiote through northern Canada and caught up to it and the Suit in Voici. The night before they encounter them, they meet and a have a brief conversation with Wolverine in the town bar.
Key facts
Vic is of human origin and first appeared in "Run Part One". The character is published by Marvel. With 12 recorded issue appearances, Vic ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Vic?
Vic is a series of clones created by the extraterrestrial Bob to preform many different functions such as black ops, lab assistant, secretary and more.
When did Vic first appear?
Vic first appeared in "Run Part One".



