Fictional character biography. Badger was mostly set in Madison, Wisconsin, where Capital Comics was situated. The lead character was Norbert Sykes, a Vietnam war veteran suffering from multiple personality disorder. "The Badger", an urban vigilante who could talk to animals, was just one of his personalities.
Since the ongoing series ended in 1991, new Badger titles have been released through Dark Horse Comics, Image Comics and IDW Publishing. The first four issues of Badger were published by Capital Comics (under the name The Badger ), beginning in 1983.
"The Badger", an urban vigilante who could talk to animals, was just one of his personalities. Bizarrely, he would often call people "Larry", and it was later revealed that "Larry" was the name of his father who left his mother when Norbert was five.
The Badger: A martial arts expert (4th or 5th dan in Shōrin-ryū karate, plus many other arts) costumed vigilante dispensing bare-fisted justice to bullies and aggressors of the innocent, but according to his own warped perceptions. He often defends animals or environmental causes. Emily: 9-year-old girl.
The Badger goes on a Sierra backpacking trip and other adventures with famous chef and Kung Fu master Herbert Ng in "Snake Bile Cognac.". Script by Mike Baron and art by Bill Reinhold & Rick Bryant & John Nyberg. Issue also has "Zoomtown – On the Road" with script by Mike Baron and art by Ron Wagner & Gary Martin.
When the Badger visits his friend Jim Wonktendonk , he gets caught up in a conflict with a local militia group in "Effigy Mound." Script by Mike Baron and art by Bill Reinhold & San De La Rosa & Mike Gustovich. Issue also has "Zoomtown" with script by Mike Baron and art by Rick Stasi & Don Drake. Cover price $2.50.
Script by Mike Baron and art by Bill Reinhold & Jeff Dee. First issue published by First Comics. Cover price $1.75.
The Badger ends up unexpectedly in Australia and on a mission to find a rare animal which will help in a war against creatures from another dimension. But a villain named the Wombat may be in the way in "Enter the Wombat.". Script by Mike Baron and art by Bill Reinhold & Rick Bryant.
Published Jan 1986 by Capital/First . When two extremely dangerous jaguars escape from an exhibit and take refuge in a shopping mall, the Badger tries to help and also has to deal with an angry fighter named the Cobra in "Hot August Night.". Script by Mike Baron and art by Bill Reinhold & Sam De La Rosa & John Nyberg.
The Badger travels to Chicago to help out Connie's sister and her fellow tenants who are being threatened by the landlord and cockroaches, lots and lots of cockroaches in "The Roach Wrangler." Script by Mike Baron and art by Bill Reinhold. Issue also has "Tales from the Clonezone – A Pet Salon in the Belt" with script by Mike Baron and art by Mark A. Nelson. Cover price $1.75.
Badger (1983 1st Series Capital/First) #26. Published Aug 1987 by Capital/First . The Badger travels to Chicago to help out Connie's sister and her fellow tenants who are being threatened by the landlord and cockroaches, lots and lots of cockroaches in "The Roach Wrangler.".
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