• Wyatt Wingfoot is later identified as a member of the Keewazi people in Fantastic Four #80. The Keewazi are a band of Native Americans who reside in Oklahoma.
September 28, 2025 at 12:20 PM
• Wyatt Wingfoot is later identified as a member of the Keewazi people in Fantastic Four #80. The Keewazi are a band of Native Americans who reside in Oklahoma.
Fantastic Four Cover A Day:
Fantastic Four #80 (Release Date: August 13, 1968. Cover Date: November 1, 1968.)
Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: Jack Kirby
Featuring: Wyatt Wingfoot, Tomazooma (Robot, 1st app.), Keewazi tribe (1st app.), Silent Fox (1st app.), Crystal.
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Fantastic Four #80 (Release Date: August 13, 1968. Cover Date: November 1, 1968.)
Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: Jack Kirby
Featuring: Wyatt Wingfoot, Tomazooma (Robot, 1st app.), Keewazi tribe (1st app.), Silent Fox (1st app.), Crystal.
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November 9, 2025 at 12:34 AM
Fantastic Four Cover A Day:
Fantastic Four #80 (Release Date: August 13, 1968. Cover Date: November 1, 1968.)
Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: Jack Kirby
Featuring: Wyatt Wingfoot, Tomazooma (Robot, 1st app.), Keewazi tribe (1st app.), Silent Fox (1st app.), Crystal.
#Marvel #FantasticFour
Fantastic Four #80 (Release Date: August 13, 1968. Cover Date: November 1, 1968.)
Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: Jack Kirby
Featuring: Wyatt Wingfoot, Tomazooma (Robot, 1st app.), Keewazi tribe (1st app.), Silent Fox (1st app.), Crystal.
#Marvel #FantasticFour
• The plot thread involving Wyatt's football career at Metro University is dropped after this story. He does not appear again until Fantastic Four #80 when he enlists the aid of the Fantastic Four to help his people the Keewazi against a robotic version of Tomazooma.
October 20, 2025 at 2:00 AM
• The plot thread involving Wyatt's football career at Metro University is dropped after this story. He does not appear again until Fantastic Four #80 when he enlists the aid of the Fantastic Four to help his people the Keewazi against a robotic version of Tomazooma.
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![Fictional character biography
Wyatt, son of "Big Will" Wingfoot — "the greatest Olympic decathlon star this country ever had!",[3] was born on the fictional Keewazi Indian reservation in Oklahoma. He left to attend college at the equally fictional Metro College in New York City. There, Wingfoot became roommates and friends with Johnny Storm.[4] Wyatt has occasional adventures with Storm and the other members of the Fantastic Four.[5] He accompanied the Fantastic Four to Wakanda, first met the Black Panther, and helped him and the Fantastic Four against Klaw.[6] Wingfoot also assisted in tracking down a "threat" to frightened citizens, which turned out to be the lost canine of the Inhumans, the teleporting Lockjaw. With the Human Torch, he went on a quest to rescue the Inhumans from the "Negative Zone" barrier; he also encountered Prester John.[7] (This is from FF #54, the issue in the first post in this thread)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:5mj37scc6uu6x5c7scoakpot/bafkreicqglfctg3qb4h5qelq7ruvl6vpp7gjmiuhaadxmlg6bcjjb5jeli@jpeg)
July 6, 2024 at 3:37 AM
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November 2, 2025 at 2:13 AM