in retractable claws. By 1915, human expeditions discovered Anti-Metal in Antarctica. The story "Flags of Our Fathers", which happens during World War II, tells how Black Panther, Captain America, Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos fight the Nazis who want to steal vibranium from the Wakandans. Skrulls enslaved Savage Land natives to mine Anti-Metal. Dr. Myron MacLain created "true" adamantium in an attempt to reproduce the vibranium alloy he had made for Captain America's shield. Parnival Plunder, the villainous brother of Ka-Zar, planned to use vibranium to make weapons with which to take over the world. Diablo became the ruler of Tierra del Maiz, a South American country known for its large deposits of vibranium. While the United Nations had decided not to get involved in the internal affairs of the country, Canada thought differently and sent Alpha Flight to intervene. When Dr. Doom gained access to Wakanda's stores of vibranium, T'Challa activated a fail-safe that rendered all processed vibranium inert. Both Vibranium compounds were processed by Jack O Lantern and Crime Master, then given to Nrosvekistanian weapons manufacturer in Eastern Europe for arsenalization purposes. Captain Marvel discovered Vibranium is in fact alien in origin during a Spartax lethally poisoning Mining & smuggling Op. Vibranium in Wakanda and worldwide has been restored after events of Battleworld. In other media Television Vibranium appears in the Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends episode "The X-Men Adventure". The villain Cyberiad captures the X-Men in their own Danger Room with traps designed to utilize their greatest weaknesses. In particular, he trapped Kitty Pryde in a room made of Vibranium to counteract her ability to "phase" through solid matter. Vibranium appears in Iron Man: Armored Adventures. This version of the element is depicted as a dark grey metal that emits green electricity. In the episode "Panther's Prey", Iron Man and Black Panther work to stop Moses Magnum from selling a piece of stolen Vibranium to A.I.M., which the latter would later use to bring MODOK to life in the episode "Designed Only for Chaos". In the episodes "Line of Fire" and "Titanium vs. Iron", Justin Hammer and Mr. Fix acquire Vibranium to fuse it with titanium and create a unique alloy for the former's Titanium Man armor. Vibranium appears in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. This version is depicted as a purple metal that vibrates when sound is applied to it as well as glow brighter