Marvel's Arnim Zola: Created By: Arnim Zola was created by writer Jack Kirby and first appeared in "Captain America" #208 in 1977. First Appearances: Arnim Zola made his debut in "Captain America" #208, introducing readers to a sinister scientist and recurring adversary of Captain America. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: Arnim Zola has been featured in various comic book story arcs, particularly in "Captain America" titles, "The Avengers," and crossover events within the Marvel Universe. Full Bio: Arnim Zola is a Swiss biochemist and genetic engineer known for his radical experiments and allegiance to the forces of evil. He specializes in the field of genetic manipulation and has created numerous monstrous creations, including his signature invention, the "Zola-Verse," a dimension filled with bio-engineered monstrosities. Zola's character is defined by his amorality and dedication to advancing science at any cost. He frequently allies himself with Hydra and other villainous organizations, using his intellect and scientific prowess to further their goals of world domination. Power Set: Arnim Zola relies primarily on his intellect and advanced technology: Genius-Level Intellect: He is a brilliant scientist and genetic engineer, capable of creating advanced technologies and bio-engineered creatures. Body Transformation: Zola has transferred his consciousness into a robotic body, granting him immortality and enhanced physical capabilities. Cloning: He has perfected the art of cloning, creating duplicates of himself and other individuals for various purposes. Advanced Technology: Zola possesses a wide array of advanced technology, including robotic minions and weaponry. His technological innovations and genetic experiments make him a formidable foe for Captain America and other superheroes. Friends and Allies in the Comics: Arnim Zola often works alongside Hydra and other supervillain organizations, including the Red Skull and Baron Zemo. He has also clashed with other villains and antiheroes, sometimes forming temporary alliances based on mutual interests.