Captain 148

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Captain 148
Publisher Marvel Comics/Marvel UK
First appearance
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Characteristics
Affiliations Excalibur from Earth-148
Captain Britain Corps
Notable aliases Captain Britain of Earth-148

Captain 148 is a member of the Captain Britain Corps in Marvel Comics.

He is a muscular fighter with blue skin who wields a sword.

His actual identity is unknown; the name Captain 148 derives from the fact that he is from the continuity Earth-148 in the Marvel Comics Multiverse. He was a member of that universe's Excalibur which had alternate versions of Thor, Black Knight and Spider-Man. Currently deceased but returned as an animated corpse in Excalibur vol. 1 #45.


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