Numinus

Numinus
Numinus
Numinus.jpg
Cover art from Power Pack #51 (Dec. 1989). Art by Gray Morrow.
Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
First appearance Power Pack #51 (Dec. 1989)
Created by Jon Bogdanove and Gray Morrow

Numinus is a fictional character that appears in comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character first appears in Power Pack #51 (Dec. 1989), and was created by Jon Bogdanove and Gray Morrow.

Publication history

Numinus is a cosmic entity claiming to be the living embodiment of "numinosity" (compare noumenon, numinous), with the character's purpose to show sentient beings the wonder of the universe. The character has an encounter with the child super team Power Pack.[1]

Notes

  1. ^ Power Pack #51 (Dec. 1989)

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