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Whiplash is the name of multiple supervillains appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. They are commonly depicted as members of Iron Man 's rogues gallery . The original Whiplash (Mark Scarlotti) also went by the name Blacklash .
Whiplash was one of the many villains of Iron Man gathered by Spymaster in his plan to assault the Stark Tower after the Avengers left Earth to battle the Builders. Once in the Stark Tower, Spymaster used teleporter discs to teleport some Iron Man Armors to his buyers, but he escaped and left Firebrand and the rest of his accomplices to be ...
Whiplash (en español: Latigazo o Látigo Negro) es el nombre de varios personajes ficticios que aparecen en los cómics estadounidenses publicados por Marvel Comics. Todas las versiones de Whiplash son supervillanos, frecuentemente enemigos de Iron Man. Mark Scarlotti, el primer Whiplash, también ha sido llamado Blacklash.
Even after Stark rebuilt Volstok, Vanko still blamed him for creating the technology that killed his father, but set his sights on exacting vengeance upon the Russian government. The official Marvel page for Whiplash (Anton Vanko). Learn all about Whiplash both on screen and in comics!
Whiplash fue uno de los muchos villanos de Iron Man reunidos por el Maestro Espía en su plan para asaltar la Torre Stark después de que los Vengadores abandonaran la Tierra para luchar contra los Constructores.
Marvel Comics created a new version of Whiplash named Anton Vanko in the Mainstream Universe that was similar to this character shortly before the release of Iron Man 2, as the Ivan Vanko version of Whiplash was not similar to any other one of the other characters named Whiplash in the comics.
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