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Commander Kraken Real Name: Unrevealed Search for 'Commander Kraken' on Amazon Bio: Commander Kraken commanded a sub-marine assembled to look like a Kraken, an unusually large giant squid, and as commander of this ship, sunk numerous ships while allowing Atlantis and it's ruler, Namor the Sub-Mariner to be blamed for the attacks. Namor, knowing Atlantis had nothing to do with the attacks, sought out the truth and found Kraken and his sub-marine. Namor was able to lure Kraken's ship into the cluthes of a real Kraken which destroyed the ship. Commander Kraken escaped. During his attempts to rebuild a ship that looked like a Kraken, Commander Kraken was defeated and driven off by The Cat (Tigra). Recruited by Silvermane to head HYDRA's Naval Action Division, Kraken retained a considerable amount of HYDRA technology and a number of men who were personally loyal to him. It was during this time that Kraken had HYRDA scientists perform plastic and bionic surgery on him, radically altering his apperance. HYDRA financed the building of his new ship, the Albatross and once again begun to sink various ships, taking the crew of the ships prisoners and brainwashing them to become his slaves. During this time, he fought Iron Man and his ship was destroyed. Somehow, everyone involved was able to escape with their lives. Kraken however was now a fugitive, with no technology or crew at his command. He instead struck out on his own, leading a life of crime centered around the american part of The Great Lakes. During this time, Kraken learned of the many deaths of costumed villains at the hands of Scourge, and agreed to attend a meeting at "The Bar with No Name" to work out a plan to deal with Scourge. Unaware that Scourge was actually in attendance at the meeting, disguised as the bartender, Kraken and all of the other costumed villains in attendance, were brutually shot down and killed by Scourge. Notes: First Appearance: The Sub-Mariner (1968) #27 View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  Captain America (1968) Incredible Hercules (2008) Iron Man (1968) Iron Manual Mark 3 (2010) L`invincible Iron Man (1972) The Cat (1972) The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition (1985) The Sub-Mariner (1968)Group Affiliation(s): Hydra (Marvel) Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None. < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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