12 Facts About Frog-Man

Frog-Man is a fictional comedic would-be superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

The story shows Frog-Man meeting the would-be teenage hero Spider-Kid and the mutant Toad, a former member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants.

Frog-Man appears again in Spider-Island: The Avengers, in a story written by Chris Yost with art by Mike McKone and Jeremy Cox.

Frog-Man serves a short prison term and is released on parole due to his cooperative attitude and having caused no deaths, serious injuries, or damage during his crimes.

Frog-Man then reveals his identity to Spider-Man and the Human Torch and explains his motivations.

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Frog-Man briefly meets Captain America, who remarks that Spider-Man has told him all about Eugene.

However, Frog-Man is able to win the trust and affection of the giant frogs and leads them into battle against the Yellow Claw's forces, joined by Captain America, Spider-Man, Angel, the Beast, Iceman, and the Human Torch.

Eugene agrees to register and as Frog-Man he is assigned to the Initiative's Kentucky team known as Action Pack.

Frog-Man is part of Gravity's team and helps battle Crossbones.

Frog-Man is later seen with the team during a massive earthquake caused by a battle between Gravity and Hardball and helps them in their fight against Thor Girl, who had recovered her designated powers.

Marvel to have her nose broken, Frog-Man succeeds in saving Hawkeye's life and then defeats Flag-Smasher by vomiting on the villain.

Controls on the power pack allow Frog-Man to enhance or lower the power levels of his strength and agility, as well as how powerful his superhuman leaps will be.