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This is a list of Latino superheroes. Over the years the comic medium has delivered a diverse but stereotypical sampling of minority characters. For a brief history of stereotypical depictions of "Hispanic" characters in comics see the ethnic stereotypes in comics article.

This page focuses exclusively on documenting the history of the "Latino" superheroes whether they are of European, Mestizo, Chicano, Native American, MesoAmerican, or Indigenous descent, or some mix of these ethnicities. Latinos can be of any race, and the designation is not a racial group unto itself.

For related "non-Hispanic" groups (many of whom speak Spanish or have Spanish surnames), see also: List of Filipino superheroes and List of Native American superheroes, which will provide a somewhat comprehensive listing across many companies and many media including print, the web, television, and movies. While it may appear to focus mainly on the Latino experience in the United States, other visions are welcome.

AAA Comics

Slug (Atomix)

AC Comics

Fawn (Starforce 6)
Rayda (half Mexican, Femforce)

Adelita Comic Books

el Monje Negro / The Black Monk (Mexican)

Antarctic Press

la chichona Mendoza or Chesty mendoza, female wrestler turned superhero

Azteca Productions

El Gato Negro (Agustin Guerrero)
El Gato Negro (II) (Francisco Guerrero)
Calibre (Team Tejas)
Lonestarr (Team Tejas, Jonathan Gonzales)
Reata (Team Tejas, Vanessa Castillo)
Relampago (Marcos Zapata)

Burrerias de Editormex

Hermelinda Linda (Mexican witch, August, 1965)

Circus

Felina (of Spanish and French descent, 1979)

Click! Comics

Rattler
Rico Chico / Rich Kid
Santana
Santo / Saint

Clip Comics

Mantis (Mexican superhero, January 1994)

Dark Horse Comics

Clownface
Nick Cruz (R.I.P.D.)
Panda

DC Comics

Acrata (Andrea Rojas from Mexico)
Aztek
El Bagual (from Argentina's Super Malon)
Bane
El Bastarde / The Bastard
Bat Hombre
Big Words (Newsboy Legion)
Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes)
Bushmaster (Global Guardians)
Cachiru (from Argentina's Super Malon)
Carcharo / Shark (Mexican, Helix)
Cimarron (from Argentina's Super Malon)
El Castigo (Don Fernando Suarez was a western hero known as The Whip)
El Castigo (Rodrigo Elwood Gaynor was the WWII Mexican-American hero known as The Whip)
Crackerjack (from Thriller)
Chronos (a.k.a. Walker, Anachronos, half Mexican, half Chinese)
El Diablo (Rafael Sandoval, protects the town of Dos Rios, Texas, Mexican-American)
El Diablo (Chato Santana, Mexican-American)
Don Caballero / Sir Gentleman or Sir Knight (A Zorro knockoff who operated in 1800s California, from All-Star Western #58)
El Dorado (non-specified Latino)
El Espada (The Sword)
Extraño (former member of the New Guardians)
Fire (a.k.a. Beatriz Da Costa of Brazil; formerly known as Green Fury and Green Flame, member of the Global Guardians and then Justice League International)
Firebrand (Alex Sanchez)
El Fuego / The Fire
Gangbuster (Jose Delgado, cyborg ally of Superman)
Gaucho (from the Global Guardians, Argentine)
Hardline (Armando Ramone, brother of Vibe, Puerto Rican)
Hawkgirl (Hispanic Mother)
Hero Cruz
Iman (Diego Irigoyen, Mexican hero in high tech suit of armor)
El Jefe del Pais / Boss of the Country
Jolt (Carlotta Rivera, electrically powered member of Snapper Carr's Blasters)[1]
Kyle Rayner (Green Lantern, half Mexican, half Irish)
El Lobizon (from Argentina's Super Malon)
Más y Menos
Menagerie (former member of the Elite)
El Muerto (Pablo Valdez, undead Mexican hero who protects Mexico City alongside Iman and Acrata)
Pampero (from Argentina's Super Malon)
Pantha (Rosabelle Mendez)
El Papagayo / The Parrot (19th C superhero)
Pedro (member of the Ghost Patrol)
The Question (Renee Montoya)
La Salamanca (from Argentina's Super Malon)
Tarantula
Touch-n-Go (Amelinda Lopez was a member of the Hybrid)
Troubador (Green Arrows of the World)
Flecha Verde (Green Arrows of the World)
Vibe (Paco Ramone)
Vizacacha (from Argentina's Super Malon)
Vulcan (Miguel Devante)
Xiuhtecutli (member of the Cadre of the Immortal)
Yaguarette (from Argentina's Super Malon)
Wildcat (a.k.a. Yolanda Montez, La Garra)

The Guardian Line

Max (of Joe & Max)

El Gringo Cabrone spy of the peoples republic of Mexico

Hanna-Barbera

El Kabong (a.k.a. Quick Draw McGraw)

Homage Comics

Bravo (Astro City Irregulars)
El Hombre (Astro City)
El Robo (Astro City Irregulars)
Los Hermanos

Impact Comics

The Jaguar (Maria de Guzman)

Milestone Comics

Aqua-Marie of Blood Syndicate
BrickHouse of Blood Syndicate (Puerto Rican)
Dogg
Dusk (Half-Greek, half Hispanic)
Fade (Dominican, Carlos Quinones Jr, member of the Blood Syndicate)
Flashback (Dominican, Sara Quinones, member of the Blood Syndicate)
Kobalt (Cuban)
Manuel Dexterity
Manuella Dexterity
Mistress Mercy (Puerto Rican)
Oro of Shadow Cabinet/ System
Tech-9 (Puerto Rican, Rolando Texador former leader of the Blood Syndicate)
Templo of Blood Syndicate/System (Salvadoran)

Wildstorm

Bloodmoon (formerly of Team 7)
Dozer of Wetworks, formerly of Team 7
Joe the Indian (Half-Mexican, Half Navajo, Crimson)
Powerhaus (Half German, Half Argentine, DV8)

Dreamers Magazine

Apisonador / Roller (Spanish, 2000)
Capitán Vengador / Captain Avenger (Spanish, 2000)
Hombre de Negro / Man in Black (Spanish, 2000)
Maximus (Spanish, 2000)
Mujer de Rosa / Rose Woman (Spanish, 2000)
Oskuro (Spanish, 2000)

Ediciones Jose G.Cruz

El Vampiro Tenebroso (Mexican vampire)
Santo El Enmascarado de Plata (Mexican Wrestler, very popular due to his movies, comic books and his wrestler career)
El Valiente (A Mexican cowboy)
Juan sin Miedo (Another Mexican cowboy)
Adelita (First Female Mexican hero)
Apolo (A globetrotter crime fighter, based on a Mexican wrestler)

Gauntlet Comics

Diabla (UNForce)
Fuego (UNForce)

Group EsComic

Aqua (Mexican, los Vigilantes del Agua / The Watchmen of the Water)
Beto (Mexican, los Vigilantes del Agua / The Watchmen of the Water)
Mauriman (Mexican, los Vigilantes del Agua / The Watchmen of the Water)
Nico (Mexican, los Vigilantes del Agua / The Watchmen of the Water)
Paolo (Mexican, los Vigilantes del Agua / The Watchmen of the Water)
Rossana (Mexican, los Vigilantes del Agua / The Watchmen of the Water)

Image Comics/Top Cow

Avatar of Earth (Avatars of Good)
The Darkness (Jackie Estacado is of Spanish and Italian descent)
Dusk (New Force)
El Diablo (Freedom Force)
Paula Ramirez of the Specials (Rising Stars)
Tempest (Stryke Force)
Vortex (Regulators)

JBC

Kiko (Combo Rangers)
Lisa (Combo Rangers)
Luke (Combo Rangers)
Tati (Combo Rangers)

Editorial Novaro

Anibal 5 (Mexican cyborg)

NOVARO COVERS

la Editoral RaCaNa

Aguila Solitaria / Lone Eagle (Mexican, 1976)
Arandu, el Principe de la Selva / Arandu, The Prince of the Forests (South American, 1970)

Los Comex

El Muerto (Real Name: Diego de la Muerte, alias El Muerto: The Aztec Zombie, Mexican-American)

Manga Mix

Cyber-Beast (Mexican, 1998)
Destello (Mexican, 1998)
Los Magnificos (a team of Mexican superheroes)

Marvel Comics

Agony
El Aguila, the Sword of Justice (Paco Montoya, imaginary country of Boca de Dios)
El Aguila / The Eagle (Alejandro Montoya, a mutant and a descendant of the original El Aguila)
Angel Salvadore (Xavier Institute)
Arachne (Death-Web)
Araña / Anya Sofia Corazon (of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent)
Arclight Played by Omahyra Mota in X-Men: The Last Stand
Argo the Almighty (son of Hercules from the MC2 line)
Armadillo, former Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation member
La Bandera / Flag (Cuban, she was one of several South American heroes slain by Zeitgeist)[2]
Battling Bantam (Puerto Rican)
Bloody Bess, Crimson Pirates member
Callisto Played by Dania Ramirez in X-Men: The Last Stand
Capitan Forsa (one of several South American heroes slain by Zeitgeist)[3]
Cheetah (Mexican)
El Condor (one of several South American heroes slain by Zeitgeist)[4]
Crazy Legs (A member of G.I. Joe)
Crusher (Cuban)
Darwin (half Black, half Hispanic, X-men)
Defensor / Defender (Gabriel Carlos Dantes Sepulveda, former hero of Argentina, slain by Zeitgeist)
Lasher
Luz Delgado (H.E.A.R.T.)
Doghead (Spirit of Vengeance, ally of Ghost Rider)
Echo (a.k.a. Crazy Horse, Ronin)
Empath, former Hellion
Feral (X-Force)
Firebird (a.k.a. La Espirita / Spirit, Bonita Juarez, of the Rangers and the Avengers)
Fleischmann (Colombian)
Gideon of the Externals
Helix (New Warriors)
HighNote of the Young Gods (Part Colombian, part Indian)
Hit-Maker (half Black, half Mexican)
Huntara of Fantastic Force
Jaguar
Junta
Killian, Crimson Pirates member
Kukulcan /El Tigre / The Tiger
Living Lightning
Machete of Batroc's Brigade
Makina (Metahumes)
El Muerto (superpowered luchador from Spider-Man).
Nocturne (part Cuban)
Noise (Mexican)
Ojo Macabra (one of several South American heroes slain by Zeitgeist)[5]
Paco (Recession Raiders)
Pathfinder (Berserkers)
Poison (Cuban)
Quentino (member of Silver Sable's Wild Pack)
Ranger (Harriers)
Raphael Suarez (ally of the Fantastic Four)
Rapidfire
Rapido / Fast with the Mob, Hunted by Punisher
Cecilia Reyes (A Puerto Rican-American doctor, former member of the X-Men)
Rictor (X-Factor) (Mexican)
Rigger Ruiz (Code: Blue)
Ripper (Foundation: Generation One)
Risque Half Cuban
Roc of the Magnificent Seven
Sangre / Blood
Satana of the Supernaturals
Scream (Donna Diego)
Senor Muerte / Senor Suerte Death/Luck
Senor Muerte, Brother of #1

Shipwreck (G.I. Joememeber, Mexican)

Senor Suerte Brother of #1
Silverclaw / La Garra Argentado (Avengers)
Sister Salvation, mutant healer and nun, Wolverine ally
Skin (Generation X) (Mexican-American)
Stealth (of Argentine and Irish descent)
Sunspot Roberto Decosta (New Mutants/X-Force)
Tag (former member of the Hellions)
Tarantula (Clay Riley)
Tarantula (Anton Miguel Rodriguez)
Tarantula (Luis Alvarez)
Tarantula (Maria Vasquez, Heroes For Hire)
Tequila of the Magnifient Seven
Thornn of the Morlocks
Tito Bohusk Mutant son of Barnell Bohusk Beak and Angel Salvadore
Tores (ally of Skin)
Toro (Young Allies)
Toro / Bull of the People's Defense Force (Cuban)
El Toro Negro / The Black Bull (Great Game)
Toro Rojo / Red Bull (Deviant) of the Delta Network
Truthsayer (Blood)
Uplink (Chain Gang)
V-2
Vargas
Vengeance (Spirit of Vengeance, ally of Ghost Rider)
Victor Mancha (Runaways, Mexican-American)
Void / Darkling
White Tiger (Hector Ayala)
White Tiger (Angela Del Toro, the niece of the first White Tiger)
Wind Dancer (Sofia Mantega) Former New-Mutant (depowered)
Windeagle (Dragon's Circle)
Wolf (Thunderiders, Mexican)
Yo-Yo Rodriguez of The Secret Warriors (Mother currently resides in San Juan, Puerto Rico)
Zap (G.I. Joe member, Puerto Rican)
Zona Rosa (one of several South American heroes slain by Zeitgeist)[6]

Marvel UK

Pacer of the Gene Dogs
Perez of Warheads (Mexican)
Villarosa of Mercy Corps

MC2

Argo the Almighty (half, son of Hercules)
Black Tarantula (Fabian)

Marvel 1602

Carlos Javier, counterpart of Charles Xavier

Marvel 2099

Book (Mexican, X-men)
Breakdown (Mexican)
Brimstone Love (Mexican)
Darkson / Joachim Eduardo Vasquez (Mexican)
La Lunatica / Luna of the X-men (Mexican)
Quirk (Part Mexican)
Rosa (Mexican)
Spider-Man 2099 (Mexican-American)

New Universe

Golem in the Paranormal Army
Relampago / Lightning of Medusas Web (Chilean)

Ultimate Marvel

Antonio Stark, Ultimate Iron Man, Hispanic on his mother's side
Captain Spain [Carlos Fraile]

Misión Santiago

Capitan Chile (Chilean, November 2001)

Planeta/Laberinto

Aníbal Gris (Spanish)
Aquaviva (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Capitan Furia / Captain Fury (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Cascabel / Bell (Spanish, Triada Vertice)
Dolmen (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Drac de Ferro / Iron Dragon (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Estigma / Stigma (Spanish, Triada Vertice)
Flechita / Little Arrow (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Gavilan / Sparrowhawk (Spanish)
Lince Dorado / Golden Lynx (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Lobisome (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Melkart (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Mihura (Spanish, Triada Vertice)
Sangre / Blood (Spanish, Jaque Mate)
Traka (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Trasnu (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)
Trueno / Thunder (Spanish, Iberia Inc.)

Portal Comics

Apolo (Liga de los Vengadores / League of Avengers)
Argentineman, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Asterisco / Asterisk (Argentine)
Atalanta (Los Universales)
El Avisador / Warning man (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Bandera / Flag (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Batería Azul / Blue Battery (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Baudioman (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Bicho / Bug (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Capitán Rioplatense / Riverplate Captain (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Chanchman / Pig man (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Eléctrico / Electric (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Escarlata / Scarlet (Los Universales)
Fábula / Fabulous (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Fantasy (Los Universales)
Farmaboy (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Hades (Liga de los Vengadores / League of Avengers)
Helios (Liga de los Vengadores / League of Avengers)
Hermes (Liga de los Vengadores / League of Avengers)
Hunter (Los Universales)
Ínfimo (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Lumbrí de Seda / Silk Worm (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Poseidon (Liga de los Vengadores / League of Avengers)
Powerman (Los Universales)
Rata-man / Rat-man (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Supermarcos (Argentine, La Liga de Plato / The Silver League)
Supremo / Supreme (Los Universales)
Titan (Los Universales)
Titania (Los Universales)
Vengador / Avenger (Los Universales)

PS238

Alejandro Torres, code-named The Flea.

PsyComix

Cerdotado (Mexican comic, anthropomorphic pig)

Publicaciones Herrerías

Alma Grande, el Yaqui Justiciero (Mexican Yaqui, July 1961)

Shibalba Press

el Bulbo / The Bulb (Mexican comic, anthropomorphic lightbulb)

Toukan

Meteorix (Mexican superhero)

Visual Ediciones

Diablo / Devil (Chilean, Bandido imprint, 1996)

Independents

Aguila Negra / Black Eagle (Mexican cowboy)
Aguila Roja / Red Eagle (Mexican hero)
Alcotán (Spanish, Escuardo Guernica)
Amigoman - The Latin Avenger [Bilingual - USA (Span/Eng)]
Angel Negro / Black Angel (Uruguay)
La Antorcha / The Torch (Spanish, Encapuchado)
Aqua (Mexican comic)
Araña Verde / Green Spider (Mexican comic)
Atome Kid / Kid Atom (Spanish)
Azor el primitivo / Azor the Primitive (Mexican Tarzan-like character, 1964)
Boro-Kay (Spanish)
Borromeo (Mexican, Los Superfrios, 1960s)
La Bruma / the Mist (Spanish, Circulo Justiciero)
El Búho / The Owl (Mexican superhero)
Caballero Rojo / Red Knight (from Argentina)
Camisa Blanca / White Shirt (Spanish, Escuardo Guernica)
Capitan Jupiter (Chilean, Space Patrol)
Capitan Leo (Peruvian)
Carita (Mexican, Los Superfrios, 1960s)
Cazador (Argentine)
Chanoc (Mexican comic created by Ángel Mora (artist) and P.Z. Fernández (writer).)
Circulo de Superheroes (Spanish)
Clavel (Spanish, Escuardo Guernica)
Count (Mexican, Los Superfrios, 1960s)
Cybersix (Argentine)
Dave Speed (Spanish, Poliziotto superpiù, 1980)
El Duende (Mexican superhero)
El Encapuchado (Spanish, la colección Misterio 1943)
Enigma (Mexican superhero)
Espada / Sword (Spanish, Escuardo Guernica)
El Eternauta / Eternity Traveller (Argentine, Hora Cero Semanal)
Fly Man (Argentine, Supervolador)
Gardino (Mexican, Los Superfrios, 1960s)
El Gavilán / The Sparrowhawk (Mexican superhero, Hombres Intrépidos presentan / Intrepid Men, 1960)
Graviman (Argentine, Supervolador)
Guardián invisible (Mexican superhero)
El Guerrero del Antifaz created by Manuel Gago García.
El Halcon Blanco / The White Hawk (Mexican superhero)
El Hombre Aguila / Eagle Man (Mexican superhero)
El Hombre Araña / Spider Man (Spanish)
El Hombre Eléctrico / Electric Man (Spanish)
El Hombre Invisible / The Invisible Man (Mexican hero from the 50s and 60s)
El Hombre Mosca / Man Fly (Mexican superhero, Hombres Intrépidos / Intrepid Men, April 1960)
El Hombre de Negro / The Man in Black (Mexican superhero)
Imagen Extrema (Spanish)
los Invencibles (Mexican duo, Zor y los Invencibles)
El Jinete Fantasma / The Ghost Rider (Chilean)
Korvus (Argentine)
El Lama Carmesí / Crimson Lama (Spanish, Circulo Justiciero)
Legión Justiciera (Spanish)
Libertad / Liberty (Spanish, Escuardo Guernica)
la Llanera Vengadora (Mexican hero, Flor Silvestre, la Llanera Vengadora)
Mampato (Chilean)
Manticore (Spanish)
La Máscara Roja / The Red Mask (Mexican superhero)
Murciélaga She-Bat (Hispanic American, Created by Dærick Gröss)
Murciélago / Bat (Mexican superhero)
Ogú (caveman from ancient Chile)
Orion (Created by Modesto Vazque R, 1981)
Paloma Roja / Red Dove (Spanish, Escuardo Guernica)
El Pantera / The Panther (Mexican)
Pantera Roja / Red Panther (Mexican)
Patoruzú (Argentine)
El Pequeño Pantera Negra / The Small Black Panther (Spanish)
Quintin (Mexican, Los Superfrios, 1960s)
Radius, el Hombre Increible / Radius, the Incredible Man (Mexican superhero created by V. Arzote (writer) and R.L. Gayten and A. Segura (artists), 1965)
Relámpago, el ser increible / Lightning, the Incredible Being (1960's Mexican superhero)
Rena (fron 40th C. Chile)
Scratchbuilt (Half Miskito, Half Central American, F.R.E.E.Lancers)
El Señor Destino (Mexican superhero)
Serpio (Mexican cyborg, El Camino Amarillo, November 2002)
Sónoman (Argentine)
Starman (Mexican superhero)
El Supergrupo (Spanish)
Superhijitus (Argentine)
SuperLopez (Spanish)
Supermaya
Supervolador / Super-flier (Argentine)
Tawa, el hombre gacela (Mexican, Created by Joaquin Cervantes Bassoco)
Tess Tinieblas (Spanish)
Zooman: el Hombre Mosca / Zooman: The Human Fly (Mexican superhero, 1979)
Zor (robot, from the 1960s Mexican comic Zor y los Invencibles)

Newspapers

Paco (Los Supersabios / The Super-Wise, Novedades, Mexican newspaper strip, Created by German Butze, January 27, 1936)
Panza (Los Supersabios / The Super-Wise, Novedades, Mexican newspaper strip, Created by German Butze, January 27, 1936)
Pepe (Los Supersabios / The Super-Wise, Novedades, Mexican newspaper strip, Created by German Butze, January 27, 1936)

Novels and Prose

El Coyote pulp-western hero created by José Mallorquí.
El Guerrero del Antifaz / The Soldier with the Mask created by Manuel Gago García.
Marco from the book series Animorphs.

Luchadores Enmascarados

Averno
Abismo Negro / Black Abyss / Black Hole
Blue Demon / El Demonio Azul
Blue Panther
Cien Caras / Hundred Faces
Dr. Wagner, Jr.
Fishman
El Hijo del Santo / Santito / Son of the Saint
Huracan Ramirez
Mil Mascaras / Man of a Thousand Masks
Mr. Lince
Místico
La Mujer Murcielago / The Batwoman
Pablo Halkyard / The Sea Bass
Neutrón
La Parka
Rey Bucanero / Buccaneer King
Rey Misterio, Sr.
Rey Mysterio, Jr.
El Santo Enmascarado de Plata / Silver Masked Saint
Silver King / Black Tiger III / César Cuauhtémoc González
Tinieblas
Último Guerrero / The Last Warrior

Radio

Frijolito (Venezuelan)
Martin Valiente (Venezuelan)
el Monje Negro / The Black Monk (Mexican, 1936)

Television

Batmanuel (from The Tick)
Bender Bending Rodriguez from Futurama
Bumblebee Man (parody of el Chapulin Colorado on The Simpsons)
el Chapulin Colorado / The Red Cricket or The Red Grasshopper (Mexican TV show)
Dark Angel (Maxine "Max" Guevara, portrayed by Jessica Alba).
El Tigre : The Adventures of Manny Rivera (TV show)
Maya Herrera of Heroes.
Jade (Guatemala Clan, Gargoyles)
Kennedy (half, slayer from Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
Marco from the TV series Animorphs.
Isaac Mendez of Heroes
Obsidiana (Guatemala Clan, Gargoyles)
Turquesa (Guatemala Clan, Gargoyles)
Zafiro (Guatemala Clan, Gargoyles)
Zorro / the Fox
La Mascara Negra

Video games

Armor King (Mexican, Tekken)
El Blaze (Mexican, Virtua Fighter 5)
King (Mexican, Tekken)
Lisa (Latin American, Dead or Alive)
Ramon (Mexican, King of Fighters)
El Stingray (Mexican, Slam Masters)
Tizoc (Mexican, King of Fighters and Fatal Fury)
Angel (Mexican, King of Fighters)
Vega (Spanish, Street Fighter)

Film

El Coyote in La Vuelta de El Coyote (The Return of El Coyote), played by José Coronado.
Gail from Sin City, portrayed by Rosario Dawson.
Puss in Boots / El Gato con Botas (from Shrek II and Shrek III, anthropomorphic cat, voiced by Antonio Banderas)
Supersonic Man (Spanish, 1979)
Vadinho (Aztec, mentor of Pumaman, L' Uomo puma / Pumaman, ADR Films 1980)
Zorro / the Fox
Zovek (Invasión de los muertos, costarring with the Blue Demon).

External links

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