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Killer Shrike

Killer Shrike

22 appearances · Bronze Age · 1977–2024 · 1 key issues
Who is Killer Shrike?

Killer Shrike soared out of the Bronze Age in 1977, debuting in Rampaging Hulk #2 courtesy of the formidable creative pairing of Doug Moench and Walt Simonson — a pedigree that alone makes that first appearance a collector's prize. A Marvel villain with staying power, he's logged appearances across nearly five decades, turning up in the pages of Captain America, Elektra, and Rampaging Hulk and crossing paths with heavyweights like Spider-Man, Bruce Banner, and Cap himself. His dance card includes membership in both A.I.M. and the notorious Batroc's Brigade, placing him firmly in Marvel's rich tradition of mercenary muscle-for-hire. With 47 years of appearances and a key issue to his name, Killer Shrike is exactly the kind of deep-cut Bronze Age antagonist that rewards the curious collector who digs past the A-list.

Teams & affiliations
A.I.M.Batroc's Brigade
Rampaging Hulk
#2
★ First appearance
Rampaging Hulk #2
Apr 1977

Covers through the years — 1993–1995

Captain America #411 1993
Captain America #411
Captain America #440 1995
Captain America #440

Appearances

Rampaging Hulk (1977)
Spider-Woman (1978)
#50
Marc Spector: Moon Knight (1989)
#10
Captain America (1968)
Spider-Man Megazine (1994)
#5
Elektra (1996)
Incredible Hulk (2000)
#26
Ultimate Spider-Man (2000)
GLX-Mas Special (2006)
#1
Secret War (2006)
Thunderbolts (2006)
Secret Avengers by Rick Remender (2012)
#2
Incredible Hulk: Past Perfect (2012)
Elektra by Peter Milligan, Larry Hama & Mike Deodato Jr.: The Complete Collection (2017)
Devil's Reign: Villains for Hire (2022)
Moon Knight Epic Collection (2014)
#5