Windeagle

Windeagle
Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
First appearance Jungle Action #24 (November, 1976)
Created by Don McGregor (writer)
Rich Buckler
Keith Pollard (artist)
In-story information
Alter ego Hector Santiago Ruiz
Species Human
Team affiliations Dragon Circle
Abilities anti-gravity costume

Windeagle is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Fictional character biography

Windeagle attacked the Black Panther as he was investigating the death of Angela Lynne, and the possible involvement of the organization called the Dragon Circle. As they struggled, members of the Dragon Circle ambushed the Black Panther, and ran him down with their car. They strapped the Black Panther down to a water wheel, intending to kill him; he broke free and Windeagle confronted him once more.[1]

Some time later, Windeagle followed Monica Lynne and Kevin Trublood as they came to Manhattan to find out what had happened to the Black Panther.[2] Windeagle confronted and attacked the Black Panther at the Wakandan embassy. The Black Panther was able to fight him off, and Taku and the Black Panther's agents captured Windeagle in a net. Windeagle escaped by gassing his guards, and attacked the Black Panther again, but as they fought a sniper across the street shot and killed Windeagle.[3] An autopsy was performed on Windeagle, and his past was investigated. It was revealed that Windeagle was the only son of immigrants from the Dominican Republic, and he joined a local street gang after they came to New York and then became an armed robber. He was sent to prison on an assault charge, and there met visitors from a street mission, the Spiritual Light Society (apparently another name for the Dragon Circle), who gained custody of him when he went on parole.[4]

Powers and abilities

The Dragon Circle outfitted Windeagle with Wakandan technology enabling him to fly.

References

  1. ↑ Jungle Action #24 (November 1976)
  2. ↑ Black Panther #14-15 (March-May 1979)
  3. ↑ Marvel Premiere #51 (December 1979)
  4. ↑ Marvel Premiere #52 (February 1980)


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