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Robert Frank
The Whizzer
Aliases: Bob Frank
Robert Frank
Whizzer
Continuity: Marvel Universe
Notability: Supporting character
Type: Superhero
Gender: Male
Race: Altered human
Location: St. Louis, Missouri
New York City, New York
Associations: All-Winners Squad
Invaders
Liberty Legion
V-Battalion
Relatives: Emil Frank
James Bennett
Madeline Joyce
Robert Frank, Jr.
Status: Deceased
First: U.S.A. Comics #1
Final: Vision and the Scarlet Witch #2
Actor: Jay Klaitz

Robert Frank, Sr., aka the Whizzer, is a fictional costumed super-hero and a recurring character featured in comic books published by Marvel Comics. He is a part of Marvel's Golden Age era and first appeared in the second story from U.S.A. Comics #1 in August, 1941 called "The Origin of the Whizzer".

Biography[]

Robert Frank was a costumed superhero from the 1940s who called himself the Whizzer. As a child, Frank was bitten by a cobra, but his father managed to save him by injecting him with a formula made of mongoose blood. This serum caused Robert Frank to develop superhuman speed. As the Whizzer, Robert Frank adventured with the Liberty Legion and became romantically attached to Madeline Joyce, aka Miss America, whom he later married. Like many heroes of his era, Robert Frank went into partial retirement following World War II. Years later, Robert and Madeline had a son, Robert Frank, Jr., who became crazed villain called Nuklo. In the twilight of his years, Robert Frank suited up one final time to save his son from the nuclear radiation that was slowly killing him. Absorbing lethal amounts of nuclear radiation himself, Robert Frank had a heart attack and died.

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