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Doughboy Real Name: Search for 'Doughboy' on eBay Bio: Doughboy is an artificially create life-form, created by Arnim Zola as his servant, at Castle Zola, Weisshorn Mountain, Switzerland. Doughboy is a non-humanoid bioform who normally assumes an enormous pie-shaped form with a face consisting of eyes, a mouth, and sometimes a nose, long rubbery arms with only two fingers each, and stalk-like legs with two toes each. His body resembles dough both in appearance and in consistency. Doughboy was employed by Arnim Zola against Captain America in Zola's first encounter with the Captain. Years later, Zola merged Doughboy with Primus, who took control of Doughboy and conspired with Baron Zemo against Captain America. Several years later, Doughboy was separated from Primus, and was again serving Zola. Doughboy fought and defeated Crossbones when they entered Zola's castle.[3] Doughboy later used his shape-shifting powers to mimic an Avengers quinjet during Zola's rescue of the Red Skull and Skeleton Crew.[4] Doughboy next captured Captain America and the Eric Masterson version of Thor at Skullhouse, and took them to the bottom of Devil's Lake on Zola's order. Doughboy was split open and smashed into bits by Masterson. Notes: First Appearance: Captain America (1968) #209 Favorite Characters: Doughboy is a favorite character of 1 user View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  Capitaine America (1970) Capitão América (Portuguese edition) (1979) Captain America (1968) The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Master Edition (1990) Thunderbolts: International Incident (2008) Wolverine (1988)Group Affiliation(s): None. Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None. < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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