As an expert in the field of comic book and superhero lore, I can provide a detailed answer to your question about Drax the Destroyer, a character from the Marvel Comics universe.

Drax the Destroyer, as portrayed in the Marvel Comics and the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), is not a human. Originally, Drax was an alien known as "Arthur Douglas." However, after his human family was killed, his spirit was transferred into a new, powerful, and near-indestructible body created by the ancient and powerful being known as Mentor (or Kronos, in some versions). This new form was designed to be a weapon to combat the powerful villain Thanos. Drax's body is a unique creation with superhuman strength, durability, and the ability to fly, but he is not human.

In the MCU, particularly, Drax is depicted as a warrior with a tragic past, seeking vengeance against Ronan the Accuser and, by extension, Thanos, for the death of his family. Despite his non-human appearance and abilities, Drax often displays a certain level of humanity in his quest for justice and his interactions with other characters.

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In the comics, Drax was a human named Arthur Douglas whose wife was killed by Thanos. His daughter, Heather, survived and was found by Thanos' father. She grew up to become the superheroine Moondragon. In the movie, it required Drax plus 3 of the other Guardians to control the power of the Orb for just a moment.read more >>