Angela
Creation & Design
Angela was created by Neil Gaiman and Greg Capullo for the Spawn comic series, originally intended as a character in the Image Comics universe.Early Years
Angela was introduced as a celestial bounty hunter in the Spawn universe, tasked with hunting down rogue angels and demons.Character Development
Over the years, Angela has evolved from a fierce bounty hunter to a complex character with deep ties to both the Image and Marvel universes, exploring themes of identity, family, and redemption.Cultural Reception
Angela has been well-received by fans and critics alike, praised for her strong characterization and unique backstory.Character Details
Real Name:
Angela
Aliases:
Aldrif, Heimdall's Daughter
Species:
Angel
Gender:
Female
Affiliations:
The Angels, The Asgardians, Guardians of the Galaxy
Abilities:
Superhuman strength, Flight, Combat skills, Immortality
Equipment:
Heavenly weapons, Armor
Weight:
130lbs
Height:
5' 8"
Eye Color:
green
Hair Color:
blonde
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Spawn #9
Image
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1993
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Vol. 1
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1st appearance of Angela
later acquired by Marvel as Thor's half sister
1st appearance of Medieval Spawn
1st appearance of Cogliostro
Cover inspired by Wonder Woman #72
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1st appearance of Angela
later acquired by Marvel as Thor's half sister
1st appearance of Medieval Spawn
1st appearance of Cogliostro
Cover inspired by Wonder Woman #72
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Variant embossed cover
Reprint of Spawn #9, printed in German
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Variant embossed cover
Reprint of Spawn #9, printed in German
Angela #1
Image
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1994
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Vol. 1
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2nd appearance of Angela
Angela Special #1
Image
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1995
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Vol. 1
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1st appearance of Cut Throat, a pirate version of Spawn
16-page retailer incentive delivered with orders of Spawn #32 (1995)
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1st appearance of Cut Throat, a pirate version of Spawn
16-page retailer incentive delivered with orders of Spawn #32 (1995)
Spawn #62
Image
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1997
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Vol. 1
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Cover art by Greg Capullo featuring Angela
Spawn #97
Image
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2000
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Vol. 1
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Cover art by Greg Capullo and Todd McFarlane
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Newsstand Edition, indicated by the barcode
Spawn #100
Image
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2000
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Vol. 1
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Death of Angela, speared through the chest by Malebolgia
McFarlane was forced to relinquish the rights to Angela after losing a court case to Neil Gaiman. Gaiman then sold the rights to Angela to Marvel
Death of Malebolgia, killed by a rage-fueled Spawn after watching Angela die
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Death of Angela, speared through the chest by Malebolgia
McFarlane was forced to relinquish the rights to Angela after losing a court case to Neil Gaiman. Gaiman then sold the rights to Angela to Marvel
Death of Malebolgia, killed by a rage-fueled Spawn after watching Angela die
Guardians of the Galaxy #5
Marvel
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2013
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Vol. 3
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1st full appearance of Angela in the Marvel Universe, later revealed to be Thor's sister
Marvel acquired the rights to Angela after nearly a decade of litigation between Todd McFarlane and Neil Gaiman in which Gaiman was victorious
Angela makes her first cameo in the Marvel Universe in Age of Ultron #10
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1st full appearance of Angela in the Marvel Universe, later revealed to be Thor's sister
Marvel acquired the rights to Angela after nearly a decade of litigation between Todd McFarlane and Neil Gaiman in which Gaiman was victorious
Angela makes her first cameo in the Marvel Universe in Age of Ultron #10
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Variant cover art by Milo Manara
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Variant cover art by John Tyler Christopher
Store exlcusive
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Variant cover art by John Tyler Christopher
Store exlcusive
Age of Ultron #10
Marvel
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2013
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Vol. 1
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1st cameo appearance of Angela in the Marvel Universe
1st cameo appearance of Alexis the Protetor
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1st cameo appearance of Angela in the Marvel Universe
1st cameo appearance of Alexis the Protetor
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Variant cover art by Joe Quesada
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Variant sketch cover art by Joe Quesada
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Variant cover art by Sara Pichelli
Angela: Asgard's Assassin #1
Marvel
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2015
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Vol. 1
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1st appearance of Sera, a former Angel of Heven and Angela's lover
1st appearance of Laussa, the infant daughter of Odin and Freyja
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1st appearance of Sera, a former Angel of Heven and Angela's lover
1st appearance of Laussa, the infant daughter of Odin and Freyja
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Variant design cover art by Joe Quesada
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Variant cover art by Phil Jimenez
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Variant cover art by Phil Noto
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Variant cover art by Aaron Kim Jacinto
Angela: Queen of Hel #6
Marvel
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2016
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Vol. 1
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First meeting of Jane Foster as Thor and Angela
Asgardians of the Galaxy #1
Marvel
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2018
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Vol. 1
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1st team appearance of the Asgardians of the Galaxy: Angela, Valkyrie, Throg, the Destroyer, Skurge the Executioner, and Thunderstrike, Kevin Masterson, son of the original Thunderstrike
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1st team appearance of the Asgardians of the Galaxy: Angela, Valkyrie, Throg, the Destroyer, Skurge the Executioner, and Thunderstrike, Kevin Masterson, son of the original Thunderstrike
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Variant cover art by Kaare Andrews featuring Angela, Thor's sister
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Variant cover art by Kaare Andrews featuring Angela, Thor's sister
Strikeforce #1
Marvel
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2019
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Vol. 1
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1st team appearance of Strikeforce: Angela, Blade, The Winter Soldier, Spider-Woman, Wiccan, Spectrum, Daimon Hellstrom
1st appearance of Count Ophidian and the Vridai
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1st team appearance of Strikeforce: Angela, Blade, The Winter Soldier, Spider-Woman, Wiccan, Spectrum, Daimon Hellstrom
1st appearance of Count Ophidian and the Vridai
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Variant cover art by Joe Quesada
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