Ferocia

Ferocia
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
First appearance	as a wolf: Marvel Premiere #15 (May 1974) as Fera: Power Man and Iron Fist #97 (September 1983) as Ferocia: Captain America #389 (August 1991)
Created by	Kurt Busiek, Ernie Chan, and Mike Mignola
In-story information
Alter ego	Fera
Species	Humanoid K'un-L'un Wolf
Abilities	Superhuman strength, durability, speed, reflexes, endurance, and agility Enhanced senses

Ferocia is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Ferocia first appeared in Marvel Premiere #15 and was created by Kurt Busiek, Ernie Chan, and Mike Mignola.

The creature that became Fera was once the leader of a pack of wolves in K'un-L'un. The K'un-L'un wolf pack attacked Heather and her son Daniel Rand, and Heather sacrificed her life so that Daniel could live and become the Iron Fist.

Fera was later given humanoid form by the mystical Amulet of Shirrair and Master Khan made Fera his agent. While working with Ward Meachum, Fera attacked Iron Fist who revealed that she had slain his mother. Master Khan recalled her before she could kill Iron Fist. She soon after fought Misty Knight, and then El Aguila, Iron Fist, Power Man, Lt. Rafael Scarfe, and Colleen Wing. Fera confronted Iron Fist again, but when Master Khan focused on defeating Iron Fist his control over Fera was weakened, and she tore the Amulet of Sharrair from his neck and was freed from his control.

As Ferocia, she joined Superia's Femizons, and sensed the presence of Captain America and Paladin infiltrating the S.S. Superia. The Femizons attacked them and captured them, but they eventually broke free and foiled Superia's plot, and the Femizons broke up. Soon after, Fera was one of the wolf-based beings summoned to Starkesboro, Massachusetts via the summons of Dredmund Druid and the Godstone. She attacked Captain America, but was captured by Moonhunter.

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