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Whirlwind (David Cannon) is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby , the character first appeared in Tales To Astonish #50 (December 1963). [1]
Whirlwind. After serving a prison term, Cannon settled in lower Manhattan and refrained from criminal activity for a time, practicing new fighting techniques using his spinning ability. Hoping to make a fresh start in his criminal career, he devised himself a new costume and renamed himself Whirlwind.
El Torbellino (David Cannon) (Inglés: Whirlwind) es un personaje ficticio, que aparece en los cómics estadounidenses publicados por Marvel Comics. Es un villano recurrente del Hombre Hormiga y la Avispa, [1] pero también luchó contra el Capitán América, El Hombre Araña, entre otros y a veces David se convierte en el Antihéroe.
Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) Villains. Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom) Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) Magneto (Max Eisenhardt) Kingpin (Wilson Fisk) Loki Laufeyson; Galactus; ... Whirlwind Related. Ill Wind. Prime Marvel Universe (Earth-616) Zzzyclone. Prime Marvel Universe (Earth-616) Deviant Skrull. Wolverine and the X-Men & Avengers: EMH!
Whirlwind was featured in Hasbro's Marvel Legends line as part of the Red Onslaught Build-a-Figure series, which was launched in stores to coincide with the release of Captain America: Civil...
David Cannon was always a bully, so his mutant abilities naturally led him to a life of crime and petty thievery, until his constant defeat at the hands of the Hank Pym and the Wasp led him to create the Whirlwind identity.
Whirlwind. Nombre Real: David Cannon. Otros Alias: Trompo Humano o Peonza Humana, Charles. Especie: Mutante. Profesión: Criminal, chofer. Lugar de Nacimiento: Kansas City, Missouri. Estado Civil: Soltero. Grupo de Afiliación: Señores del Mal, Brigada Batroc, Legión Letal. Base de Operaciones: Móvil. Primera Aparición: TTA 50.
