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Flying Tiger's true identity is unknown. A professional football player whose career was cut short, he developed a costume that enabled him to fly. |
Flying Tiger's true identity is unknown. A professional football player whose career was cut short, he developed a costume that enabled him to fly. |
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He started his criminal career as a mercenary when he was hired to kill the original [[Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)|Spider-Woman]]. Some time after failing to accomplish this, he fought the [[Fantastic Four]] and [[Iron Man]] ([[War Machine|Jim Rhodes]]). Subsequently, Flying Tiger was hired to |
He started his criminal career as a mercenary when he was hired to kill the original [[Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)|Spider-Woman]]. Some time after failing to accomplish this, he fought the [[Fantastic Four]] and [[Iron Man]] ([[War Machine|Jim Rhodes]]). Subsequently, Flying Tiger was hired to kill businessmen Regis Fussky but was stopped by Iron Man. |
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Recently, Flying Tiger joined the [[Crimson Cowl II|Crimson Cowl's]] version of the [[Masters of Evil]]. His whereabouts are unknown since the group |
Recently, Flying Tiger joined the [[Crimson Cowl II|Crimson Cowl's]] version of the [[Masters of Evil]]. His whereabouts are unknown since the group's defeat by the [[Thunderbolts (comics)|Thunderbolts]]. |
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Flying Tiger is the name of a fictional Marvel Comics supervillain who first appeared in Spider Woman #40.
Fictional history
Flying Tiger's true identity is unknown. A professional football player whose career was cut short, he developed a costume that enabled him to fly.
He started his criminal career as a mercenary when he was hired to kill the original Spider-Woman. Some time after failing to accomplish this, he fought the Fantastic Four and Iron Man (Jim Rhodes). Subsequently, Flying Tiger was hired to kill businessmen Regis Fussky but was stopped by Iron Man.
Recently, Flying Tiger joined the Crimson Cowl's version of the Masters of Evil. His whereabouts are unknown since the group's defeat by the Thunderbolts.