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The Wild Pack is a fictional mercenary team in Marvel Comics led by Silver Sable. ==History== The Wild Pack is first formed by Silver Sable's father, Ernst Sablinovia, for the apprehension of international criminals, and the recovery of stolen property for a wide spectrum of clients, from major insurance companies to small nations.〔''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #265 (June 1985)〕 As a young girl, Silver Sable witnesses her mother’s death at the hands of terrorists and it is then that she becomes determined to take over leadership of the group.〔''Silver Sable & the Wild Pack'' #1 (June 1992)〕 She joins her father's team at the age of 17 and is soon promoted to second-in-command. Later, her father embarks alone to track down his wife's killer. Silver and the Wild Pack catch up with him, in time to see the villain kill her father and escape with the body. Believing her father dead, Sable assumes command of the Wild Pack.〔''Silver Sable & the Wild Pack'' #9 (February 1993)〕 When the number of war criminals declines, Sable turns her Wild Pack toward other activities and begins selling her services around the world. The group eventually gains the approval of the Symkarian government and in fact becomes the major source of outside income for Symkaria.〔''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #279 (August 1986)〕 While typically composed of elite mercenary soldiers, Sable would occasionally hire superhuman freelance operatives to serve on the Pack such as Paladin,〔''Marc Spector: Moon Knight'' #15 (June 1990)〕 Prowler,〔''The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual'' #10 (August 1990)〕 Rocket Racer,〔 and Sandman.〔''Solo Avengers'' #4 (March 1988)〕 Alternatively, Sable has twice formed elite versions of the Wild Pack, composed of superhuman agents — first with the Outlaws,〔''Web of Spider-Man'' #50 (May 1989)〕 and later, the Intruders.〔''Silver Sable & the Wild Pack'' #16 (September 1993)〕 Sable has also been known to parcel smaller-scale contracts to reduced versions of the Wild Pack such as the Delta Team.〔''Silver Sable & the Wild Pack'' #10 (March 1993)〕 Once, Silver Sable steps down from leadership of the Wild Pack. This was during a period of soul-searching after Silver Sable is believed to be pregnant, although this is actually due to a computer error. During this time, the Wild Pack is led by Sable's father who had not died, but was rescued from his captors by Sable and the Wild Pack. As Sable monitors the team's progress however, she feels compelled to step in and take an active hand in leadership once more, stating that the team is like a family to her and is where she belongs.〔''Silver Sable & the Wild Pack'' #35 (April 1995)〕 More recently, the Wild Pack has become more and more unstable. The elite agents who have worked with Silver Sable for a long time have gone their separate ways. Sable is left to lead a team that is becoming increasingly lazy and incompetent. After four unsuccessful missions and the betrayal of several agents, Silver Sable decides that the group has become too broken and fractured to maintain. Bringing her agents together one last time, Silver Sable informs them that she is going into retirement and that the Pack themselves will be dissolved.〔''Sable and Fortune'' #1 (January 2006)〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Wild Pack」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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