Warren Worthington III

Warren Worthington III, the high-flying mutant known as Angel, was born into wealth but discovered his true nature when feathered wings sprouted from his shoulders during adolescence, leading him to become one of the founding members of the X-Men.

Warren Worthington III soared onto the Brazilian comics scene in 1983 with his debut in Superaventuras Marvel #14, published by Editora Abril — making him a Bronze Age presence in the rich tradition of Marvel's mutant mythology as it reached Portuguese-language readers. Across nearly four decades of publication, he's a steady fixture in titles like Marvel Série I and Edições GEP, sharing pages with iconic figures such as Professor X, Charles Xavier, Scott Summers, and Ororo Munroe. His 31 catalog appearances trace the long, affectionate history of Marvel's superhero publishing in Brazil, and for collectors of Editora Abril's distinctive editions, spotting Warren Worthington III in the lineup is always a welcome sight.