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Who Is White Fang? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

White Fang (Marvel): "The clay had been moulded until the creature became what it was, morose and lonely, unlovin and ferocious, the enemy of all it's kind.....and so it w

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White Fang is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Elizabeth Bondi, with over 17 comic issue appearances. "The clay had been moulded until the creature became what it was, morose and lonely, unlovin and ferocious, the enemy of all it's kind.....and so it was, White Fang was born."

Who is White Fang?

Eric Bondi was, little to his wife's knowledge, having an affair with fellow police officer Brooke. Eric was fatally shot in the neck by The Hood . While in hospital with a GCS score of seven, a very serious state of coma. Dr Bondi sat with her husband reading him Jack London's White Fang until he succumbed. This drove Elizabeth to use her technical expertise to build her self a suit, at which point she dubbed herself White Fang. She used to work at Stark Industries and stole the technology of her suit from there. From this point, she would focus on getting her revenge and kill The Hood. She spends a few months tracking him down and finally attacks him with her new weapon technology.

Key facts

White Fang is of human origin and first appeared in "De ödesdigra breven (The Fatal letters)". The character is published by Marvel. With 17 recorded issue appearances, White Fang ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is White Fang?

"The clay had been moulded until the creature became what it was, morose and lonely, unlovin and ferocious, the enemy of all it's kind.....and so it was, White Fang was born."

What is White Fang's real name?

White Fang's real identity is Elizabeth Bondi.

When did White Fang first appear?

White Fang first appeared in "De ödesdigra breven (The Fatal letters)".

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