FOX-PEOPLE
Classification: Semi-humanoid-vulpine
extraterrestrial race
Location/Base of Operations: Unidentified planet, unidentified star system, unidentified galaxy
Known Members: None identified
Affiliations: None known
Enemies: The unidentified extraterrestrial race with whom they shared their planet (notably Skrang)
First Appearance: Tales of Suspense I#54/3 (June, 1964)
Powers/Abilities: Unrevealed, but they were apparently extremely powerful (see comments).
They wore armored helmets and used pistol-like weapons.
They are somewhat dolicocephalic, with extended maxilla and mandibles, with sharp teeth.
They likely have some degree of superhuman strength, speed, agility, and/or reflexes.
They likely have enhanced
nocturnal vision (possibly seeing into the infra-red spectrum), as well
as enhanced auditory and olfactory senses.
Traits: The Fox-People were willing to engage in warfare and were apparently skilled, or at least just very successful at doing so.
Type: Bilaterally symmetric semi-humanoid-vulpine bipeds
Eyes: Two (on head; light color seen)
Fingers: Three or four (plus opposing thumb)
Toes: Unrevealed
Skin color: Unrevealed (covered in gray fur)
Average height: Unrevealed
History:
(Tales of Suspense I#54/3 (fb)
- BTS) - The Fox-People shared a planet with an unidentified reptilian (or piscine) race, who considered them to be "menacing."
Despite highly advanced weapons and technology, the reptilian race were never able to defeat the Fox-People.
Whether because of the threat of
the Fox-People or otherwise, a group of the reptilians known as the
Planet-Taker Corps sought to conquer other planets.
(Tales of Suspense
I#54/3 - BTS) - Traveling to Earth, Skrang found humanity to be helpless against his advanced
technology, and conquest seemed certain, but he mistakenly assumed an
elderly woman with a fox collar/scarf to be an indication that humanity
was much more powerful than the Fox-People. He then rushed back into his
ship and took off, vowing that he would never again dare to enter this
accursed solar system.
Back on his home planet, Skrang
reported his findings to the chief of the Planet-Taker Corps, who
apparently agreed with his assessment...
(Tales of Suspense
I#54/3) - Meanwhile, a group of Fox-People gathered some distance from the city in which the Planet-Taker Corps were meeting.
Comments: Created by Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, and Dick Ayers.
They are only shown in one image, and only described as powerful and menacing.
If you review Skrang's race's
profile, you see that his people have devastating weapons, with
abilities like liquefying metal, magnetically levitating as well as
obliterating missiles, projecting force fields, electromagnetic nets
able to snare multiple aircraft. rapidly-acting knock out gas, and
disintegrating multiple skyscrapers.
What is/are the Fox People's abilities that Skrang's people are so terrified of them?
Maybe
they are immensely physically powerful and extremely durable, rendering
them resistant to Skrang's people's weaponry?
Maybe their level of technology is even greater?
Maybe Skrang's people's weaponry's effects are only illusory and the Fox-People are resistant to this?
Maybe the Fox-People can generate irrational fear in their foes?
What is the name of their race and the representatives that we saw?
What is the name of their planet and star system (and from what galaxy do they originate)?
What are the circumstances that led to such diverse races inhabiting the same world?
Deviants vs. Eternals?
Inhumans?
Mutants vs. normals?
Alien colonizers?
I need more stories about the Fox-People!
Profile by Snood.
CLARIFICATIONS:
The Fox-People should be distinguished from:
- FOX of the Old West (Mr. Stanley) - brother of Professor Steven
Stanley, enemy of Two-Gun Kid, posed as single criminal mastermind, Prof.
Stanley pretended to try to trap the Fox, duping Two-Gun, defeated and exposed by him--Two Gun Kid I#67
- FOX (Jasper Whifflegrass) -
Alaskan fur trader, sent furs via motorized torpedoes via underground
stream to Seattle to avoid paying customer and sales tax; employed Red
Larson; discovered, captured & turned over to US government by
Namor. bestial appearance--Marvel Mystery Comics#27 (or 23?
- FOX (Reynard Slinker) - criminal mastermind, encountered Spider-Man +
Human Torch, possibly served in Hydra as head of administrative division--Strange Tales I Annual#2
- FOX of Earth-5555 - circa 8162 A.D., leader of the Chain Gang--Death's Head I#2
- FOX DIVISION - Hydra, agents of Imperial Hydra, used the Betatron Bomb
as part of Operation: Doomsday to try force the surrender of the government of
the USA--Strange Tales I#138
- FOX, AARON - oil tycoon, battled Manphibian--Legion of Monsters#1/2
- FOX, BETH - wife of Aaron, left comatose after encounter with Manphibian--Legion of Monsters#1/2
- FOX, CHARLIE - Indian guide, encountered the "Howler," tried to stop
army from attacking it--Tales of Suspense I#6/1
- FOX, HUGH of Earth-93060- see GRENADE--Strangers#1
- FOX, JACOB - truck driver hired by Stark West, sold equipment to Nicholas Trask, slain by She-Droid--Savage She-Hulk I#2
- FOX, JOHN of Earth-59265 - criminal, rehabilitated via virtual reality--World of Fantasy#16/5
- FOX, KILLIAN - --Nightwatch#2
- FOX, PHIL - reporter, attempted to blackmail Cage, killed by Billy Bob Rackham--Hero for Hire#4
- FOX, - widow of Jacob--Savage She-Hulk I#6
- "FOX in the SNOW"
( ) - presumptive Oracle Adventures security agent or
bounty hunter on Perdita; attempted to prevent the Oracle/Kvasir's
rescue--The Mighty Valkyries#2
- FOXBAT - Dark Riders, assassinated by team-mates--X-Factor I#65
- FOXEYE ( ) of Reality-93060 - Alien Elite--Ultraverse Unlimited#2
- FOXFIRE (Sheila Donner) - alias used by reporter to assist Human Torch in the
search for Rose Delaney. Used false story of having developed technology
to control path of fire, used it in arson and murder after the fire department
refused to buy the technology from her--[Human Torch II#2], 4
- FOXFIRE of Earth-712 (Olivia Underwood) - Institute of Evil, Squadron
Supreme, underwent behavior modification, former lover of Dr. Spectrum, killed
Nighthawk and then killed when stabbed through heart by Mink in battle between Redeemers and
Squadron--Squadron Supreme I#5
- FOXFIRE of Earth-93060 (John Reynolds) - Aladdin--Hardcase#4 (Strangers#4
- FOXFIRE of Earth-93060 (Rose Autumn) - genetically engineered from future, sent into modern era, powers triggered by
Phoenix--Phoenix Resurrection: Genesis
- FOXHOLE - former headquarters of Black Fox, Foxwood Farms, near
Woodstock, Illinois--Marvel: Lost Generation#8
- FOXX - see MYSTIQUE. identity used to seduce Gambit--X-Men II#171
- FOXXE, BARRY - Executive director of Cosmic Oneness--Amazing Spider-Man I#273
- FOXY BRIGGS - henchman of Dr. Octopus (at least)--Amazing Spider-Man I#31
- FERDINAND "FOXY" PERTIERRA - sarcastic assassin employed by Slug, sent after Mop Man, arms blown off by him--Marvel Comics Presents I#63/2
- BLACK FOX (Dr. Robert William
Paine) - superhero @ 1950s-1980s, First Line, lover killed by Nocturne, former
professor at Northwestern University, taught pre-law, came out of
retirement and killed during Skrull invasion. Used fox-motif (Foxhole, Flying Fox), skilled inventor and
technical engineer--Marvel: Lost Generation#12
- BLACK FOX ( ) - aging cat burglar, thirty years of experience, sought to
pull off one last big heist so he could retire in the French Riviera, duped
Spider-Man into allowing him to escape d/t age and
family, eventually sent to prison by him. Skilled acrobat and international jewel thief, uses equipment for
crimes--Amazing Spider-Man I#255
- FLYING FOX - New Men, Animen--Scarlet Spider Unlimited#1
- FLYING FOX - former airship of Black Fox--Marvel: Lost Generation#9
- SILENT FOX - leader of Keewazi tribe, father of Will Wingfoot, grandfather of Wyatt and Wynonah Wingfoot--Fantastic Four I#80
- SILVER FOX (Bayan) - last surviving descendant of a
race of wizard kings of
Realm of Shadowqueen, led rebellion against Shadowqueen, allied with Clea, Dr.
Strange, + Wong. Magical powers--Dr. Strange II#42
- SILVERFOX - old girlfriend of Wolverine,
unknown association with Project X, seemingly killed by Psi-Borg
(Aldo Ferro)--[Wolverine II#10], (actual appearance) Wolverine II#50
- STARFOX (Eros)
- Eternals of Titan,
Avengers, son of Mentor +Sui-San, brother of Thanos, identity used as a member of Avengers--(Eros) Iron Man I#55; (Starfox) Avengers I#232
- REYNAR - New Men, fox, follower of Man-Beast on
Counter-Earth--Warlock#3
- REYNARD, Mr. - Warrant's agent--Web of Spider-Man I#110
- REYNARDO - New Men, priest, killed in destruction of genetic bomb--Avengers Annual#17
- VULPINE (Roja Sanford) - former reality show X-Force member; humanoid fox--X-Statix#10
- other "Fox" or vulpine characters, groups, events, items, races or places...
images: (without ads)
Tales of Suspense I#54/3, pg. 5, panel 6
Appearances:
Tales of Suspense I#54/3 (June, 1964) "Skrang Strikes Tonight!"- Stan Lee (plot/editor), Larry Lieber (script/pencils), Dick Ayers (inker)
First posted: 08/13/2023
Last updated: 08/14/2023
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