I'm going to award it to DZ, as he's VERY close with the spelling and almost spot-on from a phonetic perspective. The three villains were part of the Vernichtungs-Kommandos and appeared, as DZ correctly notes, in 1991's Adventures of Captain America. The back cover blurbs translated the name as "Death Squad" or "Killing Squad," which I would also have considered acceptable answers.

Good work, DZ - over to you!

Egads man, I'm starting to rub off on you.
And the need to correct the spelling indicates that CuCr is also rubbing off on you.

I think you need a vacation. If you weren't married, I'd suggest Vegas. Someplace hot yet stylish. Hmm... Aruba.

OK, new question.....

Who am I?
I considered myself a good guy even though I killed my enemies.
My main weapon was a gun which fired poisoned darts.
I wore a suit of metallic body armor.
My father wore a variation of my outfit before me but was neither a super-hero or villain.
My trademark was a pair of pennies left on my victims eyes
When I died a well-known Marvel hero put pennies over my eyes.

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Egads man, I'm starting to rub off on you.
And the need to correct the spelling indicates that CuCr is also rubbing off on you.


I wasn't correcting your spelling...Blitzkrieg and Blitzkrieger are two different guys.
As for a vacation, I live in Florida, so someplace a little cooler may be better....

Are you Foolkiller?

No, I'm not Foolkiller. But that doesn't mean that some of my victims weren't fools.

You are Copperhead!

Yes, I am Daredevil's foe, Copperhead. My father was the model for the covers of the old pulp novels...I assumed the Copperhead identity to avenge a perceived injustice on the part of the pulp books' publishers.

Well done, CuCr!

I am a brilliant scientist and a proud American. I invented a scientific process that gave me certain super-powers. I used these powers to battle a costumed hero, because the Vice-President of the United States told me to; but he later turned out not to be what he seemed.

Who am I?

Colin Powell.

Or Walter Newell / Stingray, maybe.

Gosh, that's a great question, CuCr! The Skrull Richard Nixon comes to mind for a Veep who was not what he seemed, so I will guess Cold Warrior from the 3-D Man run in Marvel Prenmiere.

Cold Warrior is right! Take it away, DZ!

That was no Skrull, that was Checkers in disguise.

Where did Noah Burstein get the funding for the experiment which inadvertantly gave super powers to Carl Lucas?