Avengers #80 ๐
Volume 1 (1963-1996)
Marvel Comics ยท 1970
Era: Bronze Age (1970-1985)
Published Date: September 1970
๐ฅ KEY ISSUE ALERT! ๐ฅ
1st Appearance and Origin - Red Wolf (William Talltrees), 1st Appearance - Lobo (Wolf), 1st Appearance - Min, 1st Appearance - Phil, 1st Appearance and Death - Rebecca Talltrees, and 1st Appearance and Death - Thomas Talltrees
1st Appearance and Origin - Red Wolf (William Talltrees), 1st Appearance - Lobo (Wolf), 1st Appearance - Min, 1st Appearance - Phil, 1st Appearance and Death - Rebecca Talltrees, and 1st Appearance and Death - Thomas Talltrees
Avengers Vol. 1 #80, published in September 1970, is a Bronze Age key issue featuring the first appearance of Red Wolf (William Talltrees), Marvelโs first Native American superhero. When corporate greed and environmental destruction threaten sacred land, a mystical transformation occursโgiving rise to a new kind of warrior rooted in Native tradition and justice.
Set in the American Southwest, this issue blends supernatural elements with modern conflict as the Avengers join forces with Red Wolf to face off against the corrupt Cornelius van Lunt and a rising supernatural evil. Vision, Scarlet Witch, Black Panther, Quicksilver, and Goliath all take part in this action-driven, culturally significant storyline.
Written by Roy Thomas with art by John Buscema, this issue broke new ground in Marvelโs diversity and storytelling, setting the stage for future Indigenous heroes in the Marvel Universe.
๐ Source: Marvel Fandom Wiki โ Avengers Vol 1 #80
๐ฅ Why You Need This Comic:
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๐บ First appearance of Red Wolf (William Talltrees) โ Marvelโs first Native American superhero
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๐ต Introduces Native mysticism and cultural depth into the Avengers mythos
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๐ง Written by Roy Thomas, with art by John Buscema โ iconic creative team
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๐ Reflects Marvelโs early efforts toward diversity and representation
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๐ฅ A Bronze Age key with historical and social significance
๐ฏ Perfect For:
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Collectors of first appearances of diverse Marvel heroes
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Fans of Red Wolf and Indigenous representation in comics
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Readers interested in supernatural themes and spiritual justice
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Investors seeking early Bronze Age keys with cultural importance
Writer/s: Roy Thomas
Letterer/s: Sam Rosen
Inker/s: Tom Palmer
Cover Artist/s: John Buscema
Interior Artist/s: John Buscema
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