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Who Is Warbringer? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Warbringer (Marvel): A version of Nolan Morelle from a future timeline, returned to the past to stop his father Damon from meddling with the timestream and destroying New

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Warbringer is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Nolan Morelle, with over 6 comic issue appearances. A version of Nolan Morelle from a future timeline, returned to the past to stop his father Damon from meddling with the timestream and destroying New York. Has acted as both ally and enemy to Nightwatch. Wears the evolved version of Nightwatch's "Project: Sharkskin" nano-armor.

Who is Warbringer?

In a future timeline, Nolan Morelle was successfully bonded with Project: Sharkskin, saving his life from his terminal skin condition, and also giving him vast nanotech abilities as Warbringer. However, his father's tampering with the timeline destroyed New York City, killing countless innocents, including Nolan's mother. As Warbringer, Nolan would travel back in time to alter the timeline. He would at first clash with Nightwatch , but they would ultimately work together to save New York. Later Nightwatch would briefly be mistaken for Warbringer when his armor was evolved to a similar state.

Key facts

Warbringer and first appeared in "Collision Course". The character is published by Marvel. With 6 recorded issue appearances, Warbringer ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Warbringer?

A version of Nolan Morelle from a future timeline, returned to the past to stop his father Damon from meddling with the timestream and destroying New York. Has acted as both ally and enemy to Nightwatch. Wears the evolved version of Nightwatch's "Project: Sharkskin" nano-armor.

What is Warbringer's real name?

Warbringer's real identity is Nolan Morelle.

When did Warbringer first appear?

Warbringer first appeared in "Collision Course".

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