Don Diego de la Vega

Don Diego de la Vega, better known as the hero Zorro, was created by Johnston McCulley in 1919, first appearing in The Curse of Capistrano. In 2019, he became the protagonist in the Lovecraftian pastiche Zorro: Rise of the Old Gods by American Mythology Productions.
==Background==
Don Diego de la Vega is a wealthy landowner who takes up the masked identity of Zorro to "to avenge the helpless, to punish cruel politicians, to aid the oppressed". He lives a double identity in which Zorro is a man of action, a courageous hero with the mind of a fox. Originally, his civilian identity was that of a proud young man who cared little for the poor, was not a man of action, and was perceived by women as lacking passion. One version of Zorro has battled the forces of the Mythos.
Category:Humans
Category:Characters Originating From Mythos-Adjacent Works