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Warren Kenneth Worthington III is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby , the character first appeared in The X-Men #1 (September 1963).
Warren Worthington III Founding member Apocalypse transformed Warren into one of his four horseman, Death, giving him bat wings, deathly pale skin and the ability to breathe fire. Since betraying Apocalypse, he has insisted on being called The Fallen. To his chagrin, however, his friends all still call him Warren. Havok Alex Summers Founding member
Ben Foster appears as Warren Worthington III / Angel: The mutant son of an industrialist, who has feathered wings which allow him to fly. The static wings were models with a 15 feet (4.6 m) wingspan and 5 feet (1.5 m) height glued to Foster's back, replaced with computer-generated ones when movement was required.
Warren Worthington III / Angel (voiced by Mark Hildreth) is a young multi-millionaire who attempts to become a vigilante using his mutant ability of flight, but stops after his actions garnered negative attention from Magneto. He eventually joins the X-Men during their battle with Apocalypse.
Warren Kenneth Worthington III Iron Man's replacement First appeared in Exiles #23. He was replaced off-panel. Was in stasis showing stable life-signs in the Panoptichron. Colossus: Piotr Nicoleivitch Rasputin Exiles #24 Replaced Hulk I. Died when he ran out of oxygen after being blasted into the vacuum of space by Hyperion in Exiles #40. Ms ...
Warren Worthington III goes missing, and the X-Men search for him beneath the subways. They encounter the Morlocks , who abducted Warren for their leader, Callisto , to marry. During the battle between the X-Men and the Morlocks, Kitty falls ill after contact with the Morlock Plague .
Warren Worthington III, a Marvel Comics character and member of the X-Men who has used the names Angel and Archangel; Angel (Thomas Halloway), the character Thomas Halloway, published by Marvel's predecessor Timely Comics; Angel Salvadore, a Marvel Comics character from the X-Men, who used the name Angel as well as Tempest
Marvel Comics announced All-New X-Men by the creative team of Brian Bendis and Stuart Immonen in July 2012. [3] Bendis stated that the idea of having the five original members of the X-Men (Warren Worthington III, Beast, Cyclops, Iceman and Jean Grey) see what has become of the X-Men came to him during a company retreat for Avengers vs. X-Men, [4] "Avengers Vs.