Marvel's Angel (Warren Worthington III): Created By: Angel, also known as Warren Worthington III, was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. He first appeared in "X-Men" #1 in 1963. First Appearances: Angel made his debut in "X-Men" #1, introducing readers to the mutant with angelic wings and the ability to fly. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: Angel has been a central character in various comic book series, particularly in "X-Men" titles, "The Champions," and crossover events within the Marvel Universe. Full Bio: Warren Worthington III is a wealthy mutant philanthropist and one of the original members of the X-Men. Born with feathered wings extending from his back, Warren possesses the ability to fly at high speeds. Initially known as Angel, he later adopts the codename Archangel after undergoing a transformation that gives him metallic wings and enhanced abilities. Throughout his superhero career, Warren has faced numerous challenges, including struggles with his mutant identity, clashes with villains, and personal conflicts within the X-Men team. Despite these challenges, he remains a stalwart defender of mutantkind and a valued member of the superhero community. Power Set: Angel possesses mutant abilities related to flight: Winged Flight: With his large feathered wings, Angel can fly at incredible speeds and maneuver with agility. Enhanced Physiology: His mutant physiology grants him enhanced strength, stamina, and reflexes. Healing Factor: As Archangel, Warren gains a limited healing factor that allows him to recover from injuries more quickly. In his Archangel form, Warren's wings are transformed into razor-sharp metallic blades, which he can use as deadly weapons in combat. Friends and Allies in the Comics: Angel has formed close bonds with various Marvel characters, including his fellow X-Men like Cyclops, Jean Grey, and Beast. He has also been a member of superhero teams like The Champions and X-Factor, collaborating with other heroes to protect both mutants and humans alike.