Xako was described as a demonic intelligence trapped in the body of a giant spider (though it had only four insect-like limbs). He fancied himself the puppet master of the universe, and his intention was to destroy all life on Earth, so it could be inhabited by his race, which originated from the “spider star region” of space. He appeared to be lost in space after being struck by a comet while trying to destroy the spacecraft of Rick Evans. Evans had believed that Xako was only a myth, before the creature almost carried out its plan. Xako was about the size of a large elephant and could spin massive webs, capable of catching a rocketship. He was also capable of controlling matter through some unknown means, and surviving in space unaided by a spacesuit or vehicle.
| Alias Xako |
| Real Names/Alt Names Xako |
| Characteristics Villain, Fox Feature Universe, Extra-terrestrial, Monster Mash, The Future |
| Creators/Key Contributors Unknown |
| First Appearance The Green Mask vol. 2 #5 [16] (August-September 1946) |
| First Publisher Fox Feature Syndicate [CB+] [DCM] [GCD] |
| Appearance List The Green Mask vol. 2 #5 |
| Sample Read The Green Mask [DCM] [CB+] |
| Description Xako was described as a demonic intelligence trapped in the body of a giant spider (though it had only four insect-like limbs). He fancied himself the puppet master of the universe, and his intention was to destroy all life on Earth, so it could be inhabited by his race, which originated from the “spider star region” of space. He appeared to be lost in space after being struck by a comet while trying to destroy the spacecraft of Rick Evans. Evans had believed that Xako was only a myth, before the creature almost carried out its plan. Xako was about the size of a large elephant and could spin massive webs, capable of catching a rocketship. He was also capable of controlling matter through some unknown means, and surviving in space unaided by a spacesuit or vehicle. |
| Source Xako – Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki |
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