Ambush Bug is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. His real name is supposedly Irwin Schwab, but he has mental problems that prevent him from truly understanding reality around him, so even his true identity might …

Ambush Bug is a well-meaning but incompetent adventurer who vaguely fights crime and probably suffers from mental illness. His powers include teleportation and dumb luck, as well as awareness of the fourth wall.

Ambush Bug escaped prison once again, and decided to become a superhero. He ended up in Supergirl 's hometown and started attacking people for petty crimes. He encountered Supergirl, who was attempting to stop someone known as the Bandit.

伏击虫（Ambush Bug）是美国DC漫画旗下超级英雄，初次登场于《DC Comics Presents》第52期（1982年12月）。 本名欧文·施瓦布（Irwin Schwab），是一个偏喜剧性的超级英雄，通过外星服装获得了超能力，拥有隐身、超级力量等能力。

Ambush Bug is a field reporter for Channel 52 and a temporary member of Suicide Squad. Cosmic Awareness: Ambush Bug is aware of the Fourth Wall. Teleportation [1]: Ambush Bug has the power to instantly teleport anywhere in his line of sight, he can even teleport to places that he has never been...

2022年2月13日 · There are few characters stranger than Keith Giffen's Ambush Bug, also known as DC Comics' version of Deadpool. His existence within DC's roster of heroes is a testament to the variety of voices who have contributed to the DCU since its inception.

Ambush Bug has starred in two mini-series, several one-shot books, as well as many guest appearances across the DC universe. Ambush Bug began his career as a criminal, but he quickly...

Ambush Bug is a character from The DCU, created by comic book writer/artist Keith Giffen. First appearing in DC Comics Presents #52 (December, 1982), Ambush …

Explore the Ambush Bug comics series on DC UNIVERSE INFINITE, the ultimate destination to read DC Comics online | Strap yourself in for laughter, as Ambush...

Ambush Bug first appeared in DC Comics Presents #52 (December 1982). Ambush Bug is known to constantly break the fourth wall and talk about events from other comics, games or movies and sometimes directly addresses the audience.