Ghost Maker

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Publication information
Ghost Maker
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Publisher	Marvel Comics
First appearance	Master of Kung Fu #110 (March 1982)
Created by	Doug Moench and Gene Day
In story information
Alter ego	Grigori Sovchencko
Team affiliations	The Hand
Abilities	Skilled martial artist

Ghost Maker is a fictional character, a supervillain appearing in the Marvel Universe.

1 History
- 1.1 Two resurrections
- 1.2 Civil War
2 Bibliography

[edit] History

Born in the Soviet Union, Ghost Maker's father was a high-ranking KGB member who trained his son martial arts for the 15 years. His training was completed when he killed 10 top Western spies. While attacking a Sussex military camp, he came into conflict with Shang-Chi and his associate Leiko Wu. However, during one of their battles, Ghost Maker got exposed to raindrops containing death-dust and it appeared nothing but his skeleton remained.

[edit] Two resurrections

A cult known as the Snakeroot resurrected the Ghost Maker to fight both Daredevil and Elektra. However, he failed, especially when the two were joined by Shang-Chi. Elektra had enough of the fighting and killed the Ghost Maker once again using one of her sais. His corpse was later retrieved by the villanous organization known as the Hand, who resurrected Ghost Maker once again to become their loyal servant. However, Ghost Maker fell into comic limbo since and what became of this association is at this point unknown.

[edit] Civil War

Ghost Maker reappeared during the Civil War event and when the registration law was announced, he wanted to leave the country again. He contacted Vienna to make him a new fake identity, but he didn't know Vienna was secretly working for the Heroes for Hire, who later apprehened Ghost Maker and several other supervillains. Shang-Chi was also part of this team.