Vindicator
Wikimedia disambiguation page
Vindicator may refer to:
Characters
The Vindicators, the Rick and Morty franchise superhero team and sub-series, consisting of comic books and animated series
Vindicator (comics), a character in the Marvel comic Alpha Flight
Vindicator (Spawn), a character from the Spawn comic book
Vindicator, a mob from Minecraft
Literature
The Vindicator (Ohio newspaper), a newspaper founded in Ohio in 1869
The Vindicator (Ulster newspaper), Belfast Catholic newspaper 1839-1848
The Vindicator, also known as The Liberty Vindicator, a newspaper in Liberty, Texas
The Vindicator, the monthly periodical of the Old German Baptist Brethren
Vehicular
Vought SB2U Vindicator, a US Navy aircraft used in the 1930s
Meggitt Vindicator II, a Canadian UAV training target drone
USNS Vindicator (T-AGOS-3), a U.S. Navy surveillance ship
USS Vindicator (1863), a Union Navy steam ram
Fictional vehicles
Vindicator (G.I. Joe), a fictional hovercraft in the G.I.Joe fictional universe
Vindicator medium fighter, a fictional space fighter from Wing Commander IV
Other uses
The Vindicator (film) (also known as Frankenstein 88), 1986 film
Vindicators (arcade game), 1988 videogame
Vindicator (album), 1972 by Arthur Lee
Vindicator (Doctor Who), a device in the 2025 series of the British television science fiction show.
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