Hit Monkey
Creation & Design
Hit Monkey was created by writer Daniel Way and artist Bong Dazo, first appearing in Deadpool #900. The character was designed to be a humorous yet deadly assassin, combining elements of traditional martial arts with a unique animalistic twist.Early Years
Hit Monkey's early years are shrouded in mystery, but he was trained by a group of assassins in Japan. After witnessing the murder of his master, he sought vengeance against those responsible, leading him down a path of violence and retribution.Character Development
Over the years, Hit Monkey has evolved from a simple comedic character into a more complex figure within the Marvel Universe, often grappling with themes of vengeance, honor, and the consequences of a life of violence.Cultural Reception
Hit Monkey has received a mixed to positive reception, with fans appreciating his unique premise and blend of humor and action. His appearances in various comics have garnered a cult following.Character Details
Real Name:
Unknown
Aliases:
The Monkey Assassin
Species:
Monkey
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Deadpool, The Hand
Abilities:
Expert martial artist, Master marksman, Enhanced agility
Equipment:
Various firearms, Ninja weapons
Weight:
100lbs
Height:
5' 3"
Eye Color:
black
Hair Color:
white
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1st appearance and origin of Hit Monkey
The Hit Monkey one-shot went on sale one week before Deadpool #19 which is often confused as his first appearance
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1st appearance and origin of Hit Monkey
The Hit Monkey one-shot went on sale one week before Deadpool #19 which is often confused as his first appearance
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2nd appearance of Hit Monkey
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Premiere issue of a three-issue limited series
Copies ordered by retailers: 14,154
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Premiere issue of a three-issue limited series
Copies ordered by retailers: 14,154
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Copies ordered by retailers: 9,916
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Copies ordered by retailers: 8,396
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Variant cover art by Brent Schoonover featuring Hit Monkey
Parody of Uncle Scrooge
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Variant cover art by Brent Schoonover featuring Hit Monkey
Parody of Uncle Scrooge
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