What was Rasputin's first name?
Mister Rasputin Mister Rasputin Pavel Plotnick (né Rasputin), better known as Mister Rasputin, is a fictional character, a super villain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Mister Rasputin made his official debuts in June 1966's "Strange Tales" #145, which was edited by Stan Lee, written by Dennis O'Neil, drawn by Steve Ditko, and lettered by Artie Simek. The issue was a double feature, showcasing both Doctor Strange and Nick Fury. An alleged descendant of Russian mystic Grigori Rasputin, Pavel Rasputin craves world domination. Adopting the moniker of Mister Rasputin, he starts to hone his sorcery skills, before stealing classified
Valentin Rasputin signed what is considered their answer — the "Letter of Forty-Two". Rasputin himself argued that his alleged antisemitic statements have been exaggerated and taken out of context. In July, 1991, Rasputin along with 11 other public and political figures signed another open letter "A Word to the People". In 1992, Valentin Rasputin joined the National Salvation Front (a coalition of radical opposition forces), nominally belonging to its leadership. He later supported the CPRF and its leader, Gennady Zyuganov. Non-fiction: Valentin Rasputin Valentin Grigoriyevich Rasputin (; ; 15 March 193714 March 2015) was a Russian writer. He was born and lived