Marvel has several characters of Spanish origin who have stood out in some comic book events.
From the vibrant streets of Barcelona to the sunny shores of AndalusiaSpain has given birth to a wave of superheroes fighting for justice in the universes of the best-known publishers in the world of the comics. These characters, imbued with the rich culture and the indomitable spirit of the countryhave won the hearts of readers around the world with their exciting stories and their captivating personalities.
Yes, that's right, franchises like Marvel have characters from Spain, each with their own story and unique abilities that, although not as well known, are still very interesting. In themselves, they are figures that They bring diversity and representation to the franchise, allowing fans around the world to learn about new stories and cultures that may not be so common. Therefore, in case you do not know who are the heroes of SpainIn the following information we will tell you more about them.
What are the Marvel and DC characters that are from Spain?
Throughout history, we have been able to see a wide variety of characters who have become the best Marvel and DC superheroes. However, the majority are always of American origin and, although there are many who come from other countries, are not as well known as the classic Avengers. Despite this, Marvel Comics is one of the publishers that has created relevant figures who are from Spain and that have stood out on some occasions during certain events. Some of these are the following:
- Carlos Fraile – Captain Spain: He is practically a Spanish Steve Rogers, created by Mark Millar and Brian Hitch, this hero made his first appearance in “The Ultimates” Vol. 2. Carlos Fraile is a young Spanish man who emigrated to the United States, where he acquires superhuman powers after an accident. and decides to use them to protect his new homeland. This Spanish patriot wears a red and gold suit with his country's flag, showing his national pride. He possesses superhuman strength, agility and endurance, as well as the ability to fly.
- Anya Corazón – Spider/Aña Corazón/Spider-Girl: There are rumors that there is an alternative version of Anya Corazón that comes from Spain, although nothing has ever been confirmed in this regard and the main version remains of Puerto Rican and Mexican origin.
- Alejandro Montoya – The Eagle: This character has had various versions within the Marvel universe, some of which place him as a Spaniard with metamorphic powers. In some stories, Alexander has been a secret agent, while in others he has operated as a vigilante hero. His power focuses on the bioelectrokinetic explosion, which allows him to generate electrostatic charges of up to 100 thousand volts through a conductive object. This would be Marvel's best-known Spanish character, in fact, he makes a small cameo in the live-action She Hulk series on Disney + and his first appearance in the comics was in Power Man and Iron Fist # 58.
As for DC heroes, there are still no records of characters that come specifically from Spain, although perhaps in the future we will see versions that have this origin. Likewise, it is important to highlight that inclusion in comics has grown significantly in recent years. There are more and more characters that represent different cultures, ethnicities and origins, which reflects the diversity of the real world and allows readers to identify with heroes who resemble them.
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