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| Alternate Identity | Dreadknight | ||||||||||||||||||
| Powers and Abilities | Armor, power-lance, flying horse | ||||||||||||||||||
| Team Affiliations | The Hand | ||||||||||||||||||
| Allies | Knightwing | ||||||||||||||||||
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Dreadknight is a powerful supervillain and a minion of the Mandarin. He rides a winged-horse named Knightwing.
Biography[]
Dreadknight joined the Mandarin with his other minions MODOK, Whirlwind, Blacklash, Hypnotia, Grey Gargoyle, and Blizzard. Together they fought Iron Man and Force Works several times.
He and Whirlwind attacked the Iron Man Armory to get a specific microchip. Whirlwind went in first and got the chip while he carried Whirlwind away. Later, he Blacklash, Grey Gargoyle, and Whirlwind waited by the Russian submarine Prometheus until Iron Man arrived. The four villains attacked until the rest of Force Works arrived. Then Fin Fang Foom came and defeated the heroes.
Powers[]
Dreadknight wears a steel alloy body armor and a mask that he designed. Dreadknight also designed his power-lance.
Dreadknight rides a flying horse that has been mutated to have bat-wings.
Background[]
Dreadknight was voiced by Neil Dickson.
Dreadknight's real name in the comics is Bram Velsing, but not stated in the series.
External Links[]
- Marvel
- Wikipedia
- Bram Velsing (Earth-534834) at Marvel Database
- Bram Velsing (Earth-616) at Marvel Database