Behemoth (Marvel Comics) - Black Lama

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Black Lama is an extradimensional mystic in the Marvel Comics universe. The character, created by Mike Friedrich, George Tuska, and Jim Starlin, first appeared in Iron Man #53 in December 1972. Within the context of the stories, the Black Lama tried to incite a war amongst supervillains.

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