Cover by Aaron Lopresti & Chris Sotomayor

Acts of Vengeance!

First Appearance: (Prologue) Avengers #310 (1989); (main storyline) Avengers Spotlight #26 (1989)
Origin: Avengers West Coast #55 (1990); Avengers Annual #19 (1990)
Significant Issues: Loki arrived on Earth in disguise (Avengers #310, 1989); Loki approached Doctor Doom (Thor #410, 1989); Doom recruited, equipped new Jester & assigned him to form Assembly of Evil to battle Avengers, Doom recruited Typhoid Mary (Mutant Misadventures of Cloak & Dagger #9, 1989); Assembly of Evil sought to recruit Cloak & Dagger into conspiracy (Mutant Misadventures of Cloak & Dagger #8, 1989); Wizard recruited by Loki, Wizard led massive jailbreak at Vault, Wizard injured Guardsman Prime Frank Ensign during his escape, Wizard & many other Vault inmates escaped, remaining Vault inmates contained through combined efforts of Hawkeye & Iron Man (Avengers Spotlight #26, 1989); Loki recruited Magneto into Prime Movers (Avengers Annual #19, 1990); skeptical Kingpin drawn into Prime Movers by Loki & promised death of Spider-Man, Trapster assigned by Wizard to kill Spider-Man, Trapster defeated by cosmic-powered Spider-Man (Spectacular Spider-Man #158, 1989); Loki recruited Mandarin into Prime Movers (Avengers Annual #19, 1990); Vulture escaped prison with aid of Loki’s agent Tinkerer, opposed by fellow prisoner Rusty Collins (New Mutants #84, 1989); Damage Control encountered Wrecking Crew while visiting Vault, Crew’s attempted escape partially foiled by Captain America & Damage Control, Wrecker & Thunderball escaped (Damage Control #1, 1989); Hobgoblin dispatched by Prime Movers to attack Doctor Strange (Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #11, 1989); Wrecker assigned by Kingpin to target Iron Man, Wrecker defeated, Chemistro recruited by Wizard to target Iron Man & equipped with new blasters (Iron Man #251, 1989); Doom quarreled with Kingpin, Doom targeted Punisher to humble Kingpin (Punisher #28, 1989); Psylocke enslaved by Mandarin & the Hand (Uncanny X-Men #256, 1989); Doom quarreled with Mandarin, Doom’s robots sank Avengers Island (Avengers #311, 1989); Loki invited Red Skull & Namor to join Prime Movers, Namor opted to warn Avengers instead, Namor forced by Controller to battle Captain America, Red Skull joined Prime Movers, King Cobra refused Loki’s invitation to join strategy (Captain America #365, 1989); Doom planted aggression enhancer which compelled Constrictor, Beetle & Shocker to attack Fantastic Four, Fantastic Four prepared to testify before Congress regarding proposed Super-Powers Registration Act (Fantastic Four #334, 1989); Quasar & Stingray led Avengers Island salvage efforts, Loki advised & enhanced Absorbing Man, Quasar defeated Absorbing Man (Quasar #5, 1989); “Heavy Metal” robots secretly escaped from wreckage of Avengers Island but left Awesome Android behind to cover their escape (Avengers Annual #19, 1990); Kingpin hired Graviton to target Spider-Man, Graviton defeated Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #326, 1989); Juggernaut freed from Crossmoor prison by Loki & sent on rampage in New York, rampage opposed by Thor & New Warriors (Thor #411, 1989); Prime Movers fully assembled to discuss strategy, Magneto took interest in Red Skull, Controller tried & failed to control Thor, Controller resisted Red Skull’s orders until Crossbones & Voice forced him to comply, Captain America vs Crossbones, Voice & Controller, Red Skull enlisted Controller in failed attempt to take control of Loki (Captain America #366, 1990); Loki advised Boomerang to attack Hawkeye, Boomerang defeated, public opinion began to turn against super heroes (Avengers Spotlight #27, 1989); Stingray & Avengers reservists Black Widow, Captain Marvel, Firebird, Hellcat & Moondragon continued Avengers Island salvage operation, subdued the Awesome Android after it escaped (Avengers Spotlight #27, 1989); Avengers began moving operations into sub-basements beneath Avengers Park (Avengers Annual #19, 1990); unwittingly influenced by Llan the Sorcerer, villains Asp, Nekra, Owl & Scorpion entered Canada to flee Super-Powers Registration Act, opposed by Alpha Flight (Alpha Flight #79, 1989); Enchantress & Executioner dispatched by Prime Movers to attack Doctor Strange, Enchantress & Executioner defeated through combined efforts of Strange, Rintrah & Clea (Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #12, 1989); Iron Man defeated Chemistro with aid of Jim Rhodes & Curtis Carr (Iron Man #252, 1989); Magneto quarreled with Loki, U-Foes tricked into attacking Avengers Compound (Avengers West Coast #53, 1989); Kingpin dispatched Tiger Shark to attack la Bandera, Tiger Shark vs Wolverine & Bandera, Kingpin met with Prime Movers, Tiger Shark defeated (Wolverine #19-20, 1989-1990); Doom assigned Grey Gargoyle to target Hulk, Grey Gargoyle defeated (Incredible Hulk #363, 1989); Avengers held public forum to try to sway public opinion against super-powers registration act, forum attacked by Assembly of Evil, Assembly defeated through combined efforts of Avengers & Cloak & Dagger (Mutant Misadventures of Cloak & Dagger #9, 1989); Thor & New Warriors defeated Juggernaut (Thor #412, 1989); Titania dispatched to attack Spider-Man by Doom, Titania defeated by Puma & cosmic-powered Spider-Man (Web of Spider-Man #59, 1989); Prime Movers monitored newly cosmic Spider-Man, Magneto suspected Spider-Man was formerly-latent mutant, Magneto vs Spider-Man to test him, Magneto departed after he became convinced Spider-Man was not a mutant (Amazing Spider-Man #327, 1989); Wizard freed & recruited Brother Grimm, Doom monitored Spider-Man & coveted his cosmic power, Brothers Grimm defeated by Spider-Man (Spectacular Spider-Man #159, 1989); Fantastic Four testified before Congress regarding Super-Powers Registration Act, Eel, Flying Tiger, Mad Dog, Plantman, Quill, Ramrod, Thunderball & Vanisher compelled to attack Fantastic Four by Doom’s device, villains defeated, Fantastic Four accused of engineering incident (Fantastic Four #335, 1989); eastern Avengers operations relocated to Avengers Park sub-basements, Avengers Park attacked by Avalanche, Blob & Pyro, attackers routed, riot broke out among bystanders arguing for & against Avengers, attackers escaped, battle monitored by Loki & full Prime Movers assemblage, Red Skull quarreled with fellow Prime Movers (Avengers #312, 1989); main Avengers mansion structure salvaged from sunken Avengers Island by Damage Control (Damage Control #2, 1989); Doom rebuilt Ultron robot, assigned it to kill Daredevil, addled Ultron fell in love with Number Nine & wrecked during battle with Daredevil, Gorgon, Karnak & Number Nine (Daredevil #275-276, 1989-1990); Vulture’s efforts to free Nitro opposed by fellow prisoners Rusty Collins & Skids (New Mutants #85, 1990); Llan-influenced villains Asp, Nekra, Owl & Scorpion defeated through combined efforts of Alpha Flight & Gamma Flight (Alpha Flight #80, 1990); Vulture refused Loki’s instructions to target Speedball, instead enlisted Tinkerer in efforts to free Nitro, Vulture’s scheme thwarted by fellow prison escapees Rusty Collins & Skids, Collins & Skids recaptured by Freedom Force & framed for supposedly aiding attempted escape of Vulture & Nitro (New Mutants #86, 1990); Doom assigned Typhoid Mary to target Power Pack, Power Pack survived her attack, Mary played mind games with Doom while making her report (Power Pack #53, 1990); Doom made peace with Punisher, Avengers fought follow-up skirmish with escaping Avalanche, Blob & Pyro (Punisher #29, 1990); Kingpin resolved to outdo Doom by destroying Punisher, Loki bribed CMN news personality Simon Winston to broadcast slanted commentary on Punisher & Bushwhacker, Loki hired Bushwhacker to kill Punisher, Bushwhacker defeated (Punisher War Journal #12-13, 1989); Flag-Smasher & U.L.T.I.M.A.T.U.M. used “Acts of Vengeance” chaos as cover for their activities, operation thwarted by Moon Knight & Punisher (Marc Spector: Moon Knight #8-9, 1989); Enchantress manipulated Arkon into attacking Strange & Clea, Arkon defeated (Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #12, 1990); Psylocke freed from control of Mandarin & Hand with aid of Wolverine & Jubilee (Uncanny X-Men #257-258, 1990); Coachwhip, Killer Shrike & Ringer went on New York rampage to join in citywide chaos, vs Moon Knight & Frenchie, villains defeated but Frenchie shot down (Marc Spector: Moon Knight #10, 1990); Namor freed from Controller’s influence by Pym, Captain America captured Controller, Magneto defeated Red Skull & sealed him in underground fallout shelter (Captain America #367, 1990); Mole Man & his monsters tricked into attacking Avengers by Loki, Magneto secretly aided Avengers to protect his daughter Scarlet Witch, Loki monitored Magneto (Avengers West Coast #54, 1990); Goliath recruited by Prime Movers & enhanced by Doom, Goliath defeated by cosmic-powered Spider-Man (Web of Spider-Man #60, 1990); Sebastian Shaw allied with Prime Movers, recruited Hulk to attack Spider-Man, Hulk defeated by cosmic-powered Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #328, 1990); salvaged Avengers mansion accidentally lost in harbor by Damage Control (Damage Control #3, 1990); Vault escapees Angar & Screaming Mimi impersonated Hawkeye & Mockingbird during Denver crime spree, villains captured by Hawkeye & Mockingbird (Avengers Spotlight #28, 1990); Mad Thinker refused to join Loki’s scheme, Thinker deduced Loki’s true identity, Thinker decided to oppose proposed Super-Powers Registration Act, Wasp & Wonder Man spoke out against Super-Powers Registration Act in Washington on behalf of CLARION action group, CLARION event attacked by Thinker’s pawn Gargantua, Wasp & Wonder Man defeated Gargantua, public opinion swayed slightly against Super-Powers Registration Act (Avengers Spotlight #28, 1990); Klaw joined New York super-villain rampage, Klaw captured by Quasar & freed by Living Laser, Quasar pursued Living Laser, Quasar captured Red Ghost (Quasar #6, 1990); Captain Marvel defeated Klaw (Avengers Annual #19, 1990); Firebird, Hercules, Moondragon, Quasar & She-Hulk patrolled nationwide, subduing Vault escapees & other menaces (Avengers Annual #19, 1990); Spider-Man easily subdued Hydro-Man, Rhino & Shocker while they were fighting over turf, Doom salvaged T.E.S.S.-One robot & programmed it to attack Spider-Man, robot siphoned off some of Spider-Man’s new cosmic power while Spider-Man wrecked it, Doom salvaged robot’s remains & their stored power (Spectacular Spider-Man #160, 1990); Prime Movers assembled including robotic Red Skull, Wizard reported apparent retirement of Spider-Man, Doom successfully tapped cosmic power siphoned from Spider-Man, Wizard dispatched Dragon Man to hunt Spider-Man, Doom’s cosmic power project sabotaged by Loki, Spider-Man defeated Dragon Man, Spider-Man’s morale restored as a result (Web of Spider-Man #61, 1990); Loki dispatched Ulik to attack Hercules & Thor, Strange helped Thor overcome Loki’s influence, Thor realized Loki was behind conspiracy (Thor #413, 1990); Loki tried to recruit Apocalypse, rejected & forced to flee (X-Factor #50, 1990); Prime Movers fought amongst themselves, “Doom” in attendance exposed as Doombot & wrecked, Magneto abducted Scarlet Witch, Mandarin attacked Avengers Park, Mandarin & Wizard vs Avengers, Wizard captured (Avengers #313, 1990); Fantastic Four testified before Congress regarding Super-Powers Registration Act, convinced Congressmen present to table Act for further consideration, Armadillo, Baron Brimstone, Hydro-Man, Man-Ape, Orka, Owl, Stilt-Man, Water Wizard & Whirlwind compelled to attack Fantastic Four by Doom’s aggression enhancer, villains defeated, Fantastic Four cleared of wrongdoing, Fantastic Four confronted & neutralized Doombot & its accomplice the Super-Adaptoid (Fantastic Four #336, 1990); Loki exposed as mastermind of plot, Loki turned against Prime Movers, Kingpin fled, Avengers defeated Loki, remaining Prime Movers fled, Wizard captured, Red Skull robot wrecked, Mandarin escaped (Avengers West Coast #55/Avengers Annual #19, 1990); Iron Man supplied Vault with new more heavily armed Guardsman Mark II suits run by short-range broadcast power, Avengers & Fantastic Four supervised transfer of dozens of recaptured prisoners back into Vault custody, Wizard recaptured after brief escape, Klaw tried to help Wizard escape again, Iron Man defeated Klaw, Guardsman Prime Frank Ensign subdued Wizard (Avengers Spotlight #29, 1990); Kingpin made 700 million dollars in profit as result of conspiracy, made peace with S.H.I.E.L.D. & Damage Control (Damage Control #4, 1990); cosmic Spider-Man easily repelled new assault by Graviton, Loki spitefully unleashed Tri-Sentinel on Earth, Spider-Man saved Earth from Tri-Sentinel by expending his cosmic power (Amazing Spider-Man #329, 1990); Chameleon manipulated Brothers Grimm, Goliath, Graviton, Titania & Trapster into attacking Spider-Man & Kingpin, villains defeated by Spider-Man (Web of Spider-Man #64-65, 1990); Wizard agreed to testify regarding his knowledge of conspiracy (Avengers Annual #19, 1990); Avengers conducted post-mortem analysis of entire conspiracy (Avengers Annual #19, 1990)

Annunaki

First Appearance: (Anu referenced) Conan the Barbarian #10 (1971); (Anu seen) Thor #300 (1980); (Ba’al referenced) Savage Sword of Conan #10 (1976); (Ba’al seen) Wolverine #11 (1989); (Ereshkigal referenced) Tales of the Zombie #4 (1974); (Ereshkigal seen) Thor Annual #10 (1981); (Inanna/Ishtar) Conan the Barbarian #40 (1974); (Lilith) Ghost Rider #28 (1992); (Marduk referenced) Strange Tales #150 (1966); (Marduk seen) Citizen V and the V-Battalion: The Everlasting #2 (2002); (Martu/”Demon of the Dunes”) Marvel Comics Presents #47 (1990); (Moloch referenced) King Conan #3 (1980); (Moloch seen) Marvel Fanfare #52 (1990); (Nergal) Conan the Barbarian #30 (1973); (Ningal) Chamber of Chills #3 (1973); (Pazuzu referenced) Howard the Duck #3 (2002); (Pazuzu seen) Nightcrawler #4 (2005); (Tammuz) Conan the Barbarian #30 (1973); (Ullikummis referenced) Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #25 (1991); (Ullikummis pictured) Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #28 (1991); (Hyborian death god Dagon) Conan the Barbarian #59 (1975); (future monstrous/aquatic Dagon seen) Savage Sword of Conan #176 (1990)
Significant Issues: Nergal vs Tammuz (Conan the Barbarian #30, 1973); Inanna banished Isolene (Savage Sword of Conan #98, 1984); as Alonia, Inanna joined Conan in recovering her lifestone (Conan the Barbarian #40, 1974); Inanna sent Bull of Heaven vs Gilgamesh (Captain America Annual #11, 1992); Amulet of Pazuzu sent to Vicki of Humbubu (Howard the Duck #3, 2003); Ba’al ran Gehenna, smote by Hand of God, survived in Gehenna Stone (Wolverine #13, 1989); Marduk defeated by Thor circa 980 AD (Citizen V and the V Battalion #4, 2002); Anu present at 1000 AD Council of Godheads (Thor #300, 1980); Moloch vs 12th century Black Knight (Marvel Fanfare #52, 1990); Inanna made deal for soul & home of Christoph Haizmann (Hellstorm #15, 1994); Ningal animated statue, enslaved Marcia Kent (Chamber of Chills #3, 1973); Ningal vs Doctor Strange (Dr. Strange #36-37, 1979); Ereshkigal & other death gods unwittingly summoned Demogorge (Thor Annual #10, 1981); Ba’al’s followers gathered Gehenna Stone, reincarnated within Sà-Bal-Bal, destroyed by Wolverine/Hand of God (Wolverine #11-16, 1989); Martu vs Arabian Knight (Marvel Comics Presents #47, 1990); Mephista impersonated Ullikummis while possessing Topaz (Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #25-28, 1991); posed as Lilith, released from corpse of leviathan, began assault against Midnight Sons (Ghost Rider #28, 1992); Inanna finally gained Haizmann’s home, terrorized residents, destroyed by Jaine Cutter using Breathing Gun (Hellstorm #15, 1994); Ba’al allied with Ice Box Bob & Darryl Licht, freed from nether realm, injured & driven back by Blaze, Wendigo spirit & Jesse Pinto (Blaze #3-6, 1994-1995); escaped destruction from Wendigo spirit, Pinto & Blaze Kids (Blaze #10, 1995); Marduk sought power via Genesis Well, destroyed by Citizen V/John Watkins III (Citizen V and the V-Battalion: The Everlasting #2-4, 2002); Pazuzu & 13 other demons sought release from Hell through the bodies of children, imprisoned in clay statues by Amanda Sefton & Seth Walker (Nightcrawler #1-4, 2005)

Batroc

First Appearance: Tales of Suspense #75 (1966)

Brethren

First Appearance: Avengers #334 (1991)
Origin: Avengers #339 (1991)
Significant Issues: Crashed on moon, attacked Inhumans & Avengers (Avengers #334, 1991); captured Sersi (Avengers #335, 1991); defeated Avengers (Avengers #336, 1991); Sybyl Dorn attempted to kill Sersi (Avengers #337, 1991); vs Avengers, attacked by Collector (Avengers #338, 1991); destroyed by Collector, created Uni-Mind, destroyed again, Thane Ector died (Avengers #339, 1991)

Chrome

First Appearance: Spitfire and the Troubleshooters #1 (1986)

Cobra

First Appearance: White Tiger #1 (2007)
Significant Issues: Met White Tiger/Angela del Toro while obtaining documents for Chaeyi, became obsessed with her (White Tiger #1, 2007); witnessed Yakuza operative Sano Orii’s conference with street associates, later almost identified White Tiger at nightclub (White Tiger #2, 2007); encountered White Tiger again, bailed Sano out of jail (White Tiger #3, 2007); guarded Sano during meeting with another Yakuza contact, bit White Tiger & injected her with fatal dose of poison (White Tiger #4, 2007); sold experimental rifles to street criminal (White Tiger #5, 2007); severely beaten by recovered White Tiger, escaped before he could be taken into custody (White Tiger #6, 2007)

Cotati

First Appearance: Avengers #130 (1974); (identified) Avengers #133 (1975)
Origin: Avengers #133-134 (1975)
Significant Issues: Evolved alongside Kree on planet Hala, left each other alone until Skrull arrived & offered technology & knowledge to only one species, sent on test for one year to barren planetoid where they created garden while Kree built city in Blue Area of Earth’s Moon, Kree feared they lost wager & murdered Cotati & Skrulls (Avengers #133, 1975); Cotati dropped seeds thus creating new generation that hid in abandoned buildings for 475 years losing their mobility but heightening their mental powers, later summoned Kree pacifists & created alliance with them, after 100 years pacifists became priests & exiled from Hala by Supreme Intelligence (Avengers #134, 1975); summoned Star-Stalker so that priests could defeat it & gain valuable information to bargain with Supreme Intelligence (Avengers #124 & 134, 1974 & 1975); Supreme Intelligence agreed to let priests disperse throughout galaxy, priests secretly took Cotati with them, settled on Earth in Southeast Asia (Avengers #134, 1975); movement continued on Hala with Medic Una later becoming an adherent (Untold Legend of Captain Marvel #1, 1997); prophecy of Celestial Madonna attracted Kang who deduced Mantis was Madonna & killed her protector Swordsman (Giant-Size Avengers #2, 1974); Swordsman buried in garden of Pama Temple (Avengers #130, 1974); Cotati elder inhabited Swordsman’s body & appeared to Mantis, met with Mantis’ father Libra (Avengers #131-132, 1975); elder summoned Mantis & Moondragon as potential Madonnas (Avengers #135, 1975); elder married Mantis for perfect union, both left Earth in spirit form (Giant-Size Avengers #4, 1975); priests of Pama buried Mantis & Swordsman’s bodies, Mantis conceived & returned to Earth to bear Quoi, turned him over to be raised on Tamal (Silver Surfer #4/West Coast Avengers #39, 1987/1988); transmitted Mantis’ cry for help to Zenn-La & Shalla-Bal (Silver Surfer #7-8, 1988); warned Shalla-Ball that Nenora was Skrull (Silver Surfer #20 & 26-27, 1989); used Clumsy Foulup to save Nova & Silver Surfer (Silver Surfer #12, 1988); Exemplar killed plant body of Mantis spirit fragment thus returning it to her true body but warned her away from Quoi (West Coast Avengers #39, 1988); Mantis spirit fragment joined with Fantastic Four & Silver Surfer against high Cotati, Priests of Pama & Kang attempting to retrieve Quoi, high Cotati fled to realm of pure thought, Mantis fragment attempted to follow (Fantastic Four #323-325, 1989); freed Shalla-Bal from Kree imprisonment allowing her to reveal Kree leader Nenora as Skrull, telepathically drove Contemplator imposter mad, placed Clumsy Foulup as Supreme Leader of Kree (Silver Surfer #29-31, 1989); Mantis reassembled, travelled with Avengers to Tamal (Avengers: Celestial Quest #2-3, 2001-2002); Tamal Cotati used entire planet to battle Avengers (Avengers: Celestial Quest #5, 2002); Quoi assumed Celestial Messiah duties (Avengers: Celestial Quest #8, 2002)

Crusader

First Appearance: Marvel Team-Up #20 (2006); (as Crusader) Marvel Team-Up #23 (2006)
Origin: Marvel Team-Up #23 (2006)
Significant Issues: Sent to Earth to spy on Avengers, halted communication with Skrull Empire after destruction of Avengers’ Mansion, rented apartment, spied on neighbors, learned Curtis Doyle found “magic” ring that he used to become Freedom Ring, used Skrull shape-changing abilities to become Crusader, trained with Freedom Ring (Marvel Team-Up #23, 2006); alongside Freedom Ring, vs Iron Maniac, took ring after Freedom Ring killed, used it at home to create Skrull women & delicacies (Marvel Team-Up #24, 2006); alongside Captain America, Doctor Strange, Luke Cage, Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, Spider-Man, & Wolverine, vs Titannus, used ring to create pocket reality in which Titannus thought he had killed all his foes allowing time to find way to contain him (Marvel Team-Up #25, 2006)

Death Metal

First Appearance and Origin: Death3 #1 (1993)
Significant Issues: Created by Doctor Necker, escaped, traveled to Earth-9939 (Death3 #1, 1993); vs Earth-9939's Ghost Rider (Death3 #2, 1993); vs Death's Head, Death Wreck & X-Saviours (Death3 #3, 1993); received Ghost Rider's Penance Stare, aided in defeat of Charnel (Death3 #4, 1993); arrived on Earth-616, killed & assimilated Argon (Death Metal #3, 1994); vs Alpha Flight (Death Metal #2, 1994); vs Genetix, impregnated Krista Marwen (Death Metal Vs. Genetix #1-2, 1993-1994); left Earth, encountered Rathcoole & Spirit (Death Metal #3, 1994); vs Brassknuckles & Mys-Tech, found purpose (Death Metal #4, 1994)

Deathbird

First Appearance: Ms Marvel #9 (1977); (as War) Cable #74 (1999)
Origin: Team X 2000 #1 (1999); Ms Marvel #22 (1979); Uncanny X-Men #345 (1997)
Significant Issues: Aspects of childhood revealed (Team X 2000 #1, 1999); revealed to have slain sister & been banished from Shi’ar throneworld as a result (Ms Marvel #22/Uncanny X-Men #345, 1979/1997); alongside Imperial Guard, pursued Brood, rescued from Skrull ambush by Kree Captain Mar-Vell (Untold Legend of Captain Marvel #1-2, 1997); rescued Kree after their battle with Brood, returned them home (Untold Legend of Captain Marvel #3, 1997); acted as agent of MODOK in exchange for means to return home, vs Ms Marvel/Carol Danvers, alongside MODOK, vs rebel A.I.M. faction & Ms Marvel, betrayed by MODOK, defeated by Ms Marvel (Ms Marvel #9-10, 1977); allied with criminals to steal Stark International technology in order to return home, vs Ms Marvel (Ms Marvel #22, 1979); sought to steal equipment from Cross Technological Enterprises, opposed by Hawkeye, defeated by him, kissed by him before being taken into custody (Avengers #189, 1979); allied with Lord Samédàr & Brood in attempt to overthrow Lilandra, vs X-Men, Tigra & Starjammers, plot foiled & Samédàr arrested (Uncanny X-Men #155-157, 1982); alongside Brood, defeated Lilandra & X-Men, usurped Lilandra’s throne & turned X-Men over to Brood (Uncanny X-Men #161-162, 1982); Gladiator discussed Deathbird’s rule with Lilandra (Uncanny X-Men #167, 1983); alongside Imperial Guard, encountered Spaceknights (Rom Annual #4, 1985); alongside Imperial Guard, sought Phalkon, kidnapped Lilandra, almost slain by her, located Phalkon on Earth, learned Phalkon was Phoenix/Rachel Summers, vs Excalibur, briefly claimed Phoenix Force, defeated by Lilandra, rescued by Imperial Guard & fled, witnessed Starjammers’ rebellion resurgence, targeted Earth for conquest (X-Men Spotlight On… Starjammers #1-2, 1990); rule threatened by Warskrulls, subconsciously influenced by Warskrull prisoner Xavier to recruit Lila Cheney & X-Men in opposing Warskrulls, briefly captured X-Men, vs Wolverine, defeated by him while trying to escape, forced to abdicate throne to Lilandra by Warskrulls after wings crippled by Gladiator, rescued by Gambit & Jubilee, teleported away by Lila, returned with Lila to rescue X-Men from Warskrulls, alongside Lila & X-Men, witnessed aftermath of Warskrull’s decimation of P!ndyr, sought to liberate X-Men, opposed by Warskrulls, defeated them with true Xavier’s aid, kissed Xavier before departing (Uncanny X-Men #274-277, 1991); swore allegiance to Lilandra during Kree/Shi’ar war (Avengers #345, 1992); secretly traveled to Kree throneworld Hala, assassinated Kree leaders Ael-Dann & Dar-Benn (Avengers #346, 1992); reluctantly allied with Goliath/Clint Barton to rescue Avengers from Kree custody (Iron Man #279, 1992); survived decimation of Hala after detonation of Shi’ar Nega-Bomb, revived Captain America, confronted by Supreme Intelligence, learned of its role in fomenting the war in order to jumpstart Kree evolution, witnessed dissention in Avengers ranks over decision to kill Supreme Intelligence, witnessed Lilandra’s arrival & her subjugation of former Kree Empire, named viceroy of former Kree Empire, assigned Starforce as personal Imperial Guard (Avengers #347, 1992); alongside Starforce, opposed Quasar/Wendell Vaughn, Makkari & Her during their efforts to locate Kree survivors (Quasar #35, 1992); attended ceremony marking formal joining of Kree territories to Shi’ar Imperium, witnessed assassination attempt on Lilandra by Kree Resistance Front, wings revealed to have healed, located & arrested resistance leader Malakii despite his having helped Lilandra & X-Men prevent fanatical resistance member Visog from destroying stargate (X-Men Unlimited #5, 1994); responded to call from X-Force regarding Pulse, dispatched Commander Tr’morr to Earth to arrest Pulse, learned X-Force aided in Pulse’s escape (X-Force and Cable ’96, 1996); decreed Binary/Carol Danvers an intergalactic threat, had Commander K’illace capture X-Men as supposed co-conspirators & sentenced them to death, witnessed X-Men’s escape attempt & ordered self-destruct of K’illace’s ship, order overruled by Lilandra in order to enlist X-Men’s aid against Silver Surfer after his supposed destruction of Zenn-La, learned true culprits were Inciters, conspired with Lilandra to prevent word of Inciters’ existence reaching Shi’ar populace (X-Men Unlimited #13, 1996); alongside Imperial Guard, investigated psionic anomaly, traveled through it to alternate reality, detected source of anomaly on planet Delta Vega, allied with Proteus, opposed by X-Men & enterprising starship crew, betrayed by Proteus, witnessed his defeat, craft commandeered by X-Men, alongside them & Imperial Guard, returned to own reality (Star Trek/X-Men, 1996); found barely alive by X-Men after Phalanx attack on Shi’ar Starstation A’sura Tarrel, nursed back to health by Beast, alongside Bishop, vs Phalanx disguised as Gambit & Joseph, alongside X-Men & Trish Tilby, sought to liberate Chandilar from Phalanx, alongside Bishop, defended Shi’ar young from Phalanx assimilation, witnessed Phalanx’s defeat by program coded by Beast (Uncanny X-Men #342-344, 1997); charged with escorting X-Men back to Earth, flirted with Bishop, sought to spar with him, refused to discuss her past with him, alongside X-Men, witnessed destruction of stargate to Earth, teleported away from exploding ship with Bishop (Uncanny X-Men #345, 1997); on abandoned outpost & then private transport, nursed Bishop back to health, revealed aspirations to reclaim Shi’ar throne, transport attacked & damaged by Chnitt mothership, with Bishop’s aid, avoided crashing into nearby sun, crash-landed on nearby planet instead, attacked by Ursaa, rescued by Karel, alongside him, vs Chnitt, opted to stay with Bishop rather than escape through warp gate (Uncanny X-Men #348, 353-354 & 357-358, 1997 & 1998); alongside Bishop, repaired shuttle & left planet, encountered Shi’ar probe, attacked by freebooters, entered jump-gate, arrived in alternate future time wherein Shi’ar had conquered Earth, met alternate future niece Majestrix Alanna, learned extent of Alanna’s brutal rule, witnessed attack by Morlock Resistance Network led by Cable attempting to enlist Bishop’s aid, saved Alanna from attack by Longshot, rejected Alanna’s attempts to gain her support, vs Alanna, stopped short of killing her, reunited with Bishop, alongside him, returned to own time (Team X 2000 #1, 1999); alongside Bishop, resumed journey back to Earth, encountered planet-sized Living Monolith, betrayed Bishop to Apocalypse & his Skrull allies (Uncanny X-Men #372/X-Men #92, 1999); returned human-sized Living Monolith back to Earth & allied with his Cult, betrayed by Apocalypse, transformed into his Horseman War, alongside Pestilence/Caliban, vs Cable & X-Force, captured Cable (Uncanny X-Men #373-374/Cable #74, 1999); as War, defeated & captured Iceman (X-Men #96, 2000); as War, alongside other Horsemen, Skrulls & Cultists, vs X-Men, captured Bishop (Uncanny X-Men #377, 2000); alongside Pestilence & Famine/Ahab, opposed X-Men’s efforts to stop Apocalypse, teleported away by Mikhail Rasputin (X-Men #97, 2000); after Earth declared intergalactic penal colony, sentenced there for her past crimes, escaped to Shi’ar starstation, seemingly insane, slaughtered crew, served as chronal anchor for Bishop’s return, opposed by Xavier & Cadre K, confronted by Bishop, gave him key to circumvent barrier surrounding Earth, seemingly committed suicide by blowing herself out airlock (Bishop: The Last X-Man #15, 2000); revealed to have been rescued by Imperial Guard & imprisoned by Shi’ar (Uncanny X-Men #483, 2007); liberated by Vulcan/Gabriel Summers, escaped in jumpship, romanced Vulcan, learned that D’ken had partially recovered, witnessed Vulcan’s restoration of D’ken’s mind, allied with Araki’s Secret Order & helped restore D’ken to Shi’ar throne (Uncanny X-Men #480, 483 & 482, 2007); married Vulcan, witnessed attempt by X-Men, Korvus, Lilandra & Starjammers to rescue Xavier, witnessed Vulcan throwing Xavier into M’kraan Crystal, witnessed Vulcan’s murder of D’ken & his ascension to Shi’ar throne (Uncanny X-Men #485, 2007); wounded by Korvus, saved Vulcan from Polaris, ordered Imperial Guard to retreat & teleported away with Vulcan (Uncanny X-Men #486, 2007)

Demogorge

First Appearance: (Mentioned) Strange Tales #70 (1959); (full) Thor Annual #10 (1982)
Origin: Thor Annual #10 (1982)
Significant Issues: Drove Elder Gods from Earth (Thor Annual #10, 1982); vs Set (Iron Man Annual #10, 1989); Chthon wove Demogorge spell & counterspell into Darkhold (Darkhold: Pages From the Book of Sins #11, 1993); ruled Ennead as Ammon Ra (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Deluxe Edition #5, 1986); consumed death gods, convinced by Thor that time was not right to devour current pantheons (Thor Annual #10, 1982); merged with Thor, vs Set (Thor Annual #14, 1989); Blade utilized Darkhold’s Demogorge spell (Nightstalkers #10/Ghost Rider #40/Darkhold: Pages From the Book of Sins #11/Morbius #12/Ghost Rider & Blaze: Spirits of Vengeance #13, 1993)

Dragon Man

First Appearance and Origin: Fantastic Four #35 (1965)
Significant Issues: Created by Professor Gilbert, brought to life by Diablo (Fantastic Four #35, 1965); reawoken, lived with Fantastic Four, captured by Seeker, deactivated (Fantastic Four #44-47, 1965-1966); vs Avengers (Avengers #41-42, 1967); vs Sub-Mariner (Sub-Mariner #15, 1969); kidnapped Invisible Woman for Gideon, thought killed (Fantastic Four #134-136, 1973); revived & controlled by Machinesmith (Captain America #248-249, 1980); befriended Ral Dorn (Fantastic Four Annual #16, 1981); found in Circus of Crime (Incredible Hulk #292, 1984); controlled by DiAngelo, rescued by Power Pack, reunited with Professor Gilbert (Power Pack #6-8, 1984); controlled by Puppet Master (Fantastic Four #300, 1987); allied with Aron the Watcher (Fantastic Four #321-323 & 327-332, 1988-1989); vs cosmic-powered Spider-Man/Peter Parker (Web of Spider-Man #61, 1990); vs She-Hulk (Sensational She-Hulk #27, 1991); briefly joined New Enforcers (Web of Spider-Man #99-100, 1993); vs Spider-Man/Ben Reilly (Spectacular Spider-Man #235-236, 1996); vs Thing (Fantastic Four Annual 2001, 2001); vs She-Hulk & Thing (Thing and She-Hulk: The Long Night, 2002); vs Black Panther (Black Panther #9, 2005); destroyed quinjet, defeated by Deathlok & Firebird (Beyond! #2-3, 2006); attended funeral for Stilt-Man (Punisher War Journal #4, 2007)

Ferocia

First Appearance: (As unidentified wolf) Marvel Premiere #15 (1974); (as Fera) Power Man and Iron Fist #97 (1983); (as Ferocia) Captain America #389 (1991)
Significant Issues: Killed Heather Rand (Marvel Premiere #15 1974); revealed to be K’un-Lun wolf, vs Heroes for Hire (Power Man and Iron Fist #97-100, 1983); joined Femizons, opposed Captain America (Captain America #387-392, 1991); fell under Dredmund Cromwell's control, attacked Captain America & Doctor Druid (Captain America #402-408, 1992); joined Ricadonna's Rogues, gained shape-shifting powers, vs Heroes for Hire (Heroes for Hire #3-5, 2006-2007)

Flex

First Appearance: (As Corbo) Alpha Flight: In the Beginning… #-1 (1997); (as Flex) Alpha Flight #1 (1997)
Origin: Alpha Flight: In the Beginning… #-1 (1997)
Significant Issues: Raised in orphanage (Alpha Flight: In the Beginning #-1 (1997); as Flex, joined Alpha Flight, vs Zodiac, accidentally killed Taurus (Alpha Flight #1, 1997); with Alpha Flight, vs Master of the World synthoid (Alpha Flight #2, 1997); broke Sunfire out of Department H (Alpha Flight #3, 1997); with Alpha Flight, vs Mesmero (Alpha Flight #4-5, 1997); with Alpha Flight, sent to apprehend Wolverine (Alpha Flight #8-9/Uncanny X-Men #355, 1998); with Alpha Flight, entered Microverse, vs Baron Zebek, met Microns (Alpha Flight #10-11, 1998); with Alpha Flight, vs Zodiac (Alpha Flight #12, 1998); with Alpha Flight, attended Sasquatch’s funeral (Alpha Flight #15, 1998); with Alpha Flight, vs Brass Bishop (Alpha Flight #15-16, 1998); with Alpha Flight, alongside Big Hero Six, vs X the Unknowable, flirted with Ghost Girl (Alpha Flight #17, 1998); with Alpha Flight, met Inhumans (Marvel Comics 1998 Annual Starring Alpha Flight and Inhumans, 1998); with Alpha Flight, pursued Weapon X, vs original Alpha Flight (Alpha Flight #18-20, 1999); relegated to Beta Flight (Wolverine #142, 1999)

Geometer

First Appearance: Quasar #51 (1993); (identified) Quasar #52 (1993)
Origin: Quasar #52 (1993)
Significant Issues: Attempted to remake Earth, convinced to travel back in time to start of universe to restructure it (Quasar #51-52, 1993); a Geometer imprisoned on Earth during efforts to make Earth an intergalactic penal colony (Maximum Security #1-3, 2000-2001)

Ghost

First Appearance: Iron Man #219 (1987)
Significant Issues: Hired by Roxxon to sabotage Accutech, vs Iron Man, killed Spymaster (Iron Man #219-220, 1987); vs Iron Man & Justin Hammer's operatives (Iron Man #238-240, 1989); hired by Kingpin to steal Roxxon's data on synthetic Vibranium, vs Spider-Man, Black Panther & Sunturion (Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25/Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #11, 1991); vs Spider-Man & Cassandra Locke (Amazing Spider-Man #16, 2000); sabotaged Askew for AIM, vs Iron Man (Iron Man #42, 44-45, 2001); allied with Spymaster to sabotage Stark (Iron Man: The Inevitable #1-4, 2006)

Huntsman

First Appearance: Ka-Zar #1 (1970)
Significant Issues: Summoned by Zeus to hunt Hercules, vs Avengers & Hercules in Avenger Mansion (Ka-Zar #1, 1970); enlisted the Sirens to entrance Prince Namor of Atlantis, defeated by Hercules & Namor (Sub-Mariner #20, 1970); empowered by Zeus & Pluto to return Hercules & Venus to Olympus so they could be wed to Hippolyta & Ares respectively, vs Champions of Los Angeles, defeated by them (Champions #2-3, 1976)

Intruders

First Appearance: Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #16 (1993)
Significant Issues: Wild Pack rescued Man-Eater from Genesis Coalition (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #8, 1993); Wild Pack, Next Wave, & Stingray joined forces to defeat Genesis Coalition’s Cyberwarriors under Mediterranean Sea & on Wundagore Mountain, Fin offered to join Wild Pack (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #11-12, 1993); Intruders vs Pit-Viper doppelganger in Kentucky (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #15, 1993); Intruders vs & later joined forces with Bio-Genes in Somalia, Lightbright’s life saved by Battle Star (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #16-17, 1993); Lightbright traveled to New York at Battle Star’s invitation (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #1993); chemical imbalances caused Man-Eater to rampage through downtown Manhattan (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #27, 1994); Silver Sable released from Ryker’s Island prison & relocated her international operations to Symkaria, allowed Sandman to lead Intruders from New York (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #30, 1994); Silver Sable announced she would no longer lead Wild Pack & would run Silver Sable International as business only (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #33, 1995); embarked on mission to Antarctica to retrieve alien relic (Silver Sable & the Wild Pack #34, 1995); Sandman’s criminal psyche restored by Wizard (Peter Parker: Spider-Man #12, 1999)

Juggernaut

First Appearance: X-Men #12 (1965)
Origin: X-Men Unlimited #13 (1996); Uncanny X-Men #416 (2003); X-Men Unlimited #12 (1996); X-Men Forever #4 (2001); X-Men #12 (1965)
Significant Issues: As child, in Junction, New York, encountered & beaten by bullies, saved from them by Marie Cavendish (X-Men Unlimited #13, 1996); abused by father (Uncanny X-Men #416, 2003); after expulsion from school, went to live with father, step-mother & step-brother Charles in Westchester, New York, began bullying Charles out of resentment, learned father considered him a “bad seed,” visited father’s workplace at Almagordo, New Mexico, accidentally caused explosion at home, father mortally wounded but saved both Cain & Charles before dying, resentment of Charles began turning to hatred (X-Men #12/X-Men Unlimited #12/X-Men Forever #4, 1965/1996/2001); alongside Charles, attended college, continued bullying Charles until he fought back, defeated by him, reckless driving caused car accident that seriously injured Charles (X-Men #12, 1965); alongside Charles, served in U.S. Army during mission in Korea, discovered Temple of Cyttorak in cave, found Ruby, transformed into Juggernaut (X-Men #12, 1965); trapped under tons of rubble after temple collapsed, spent years digging his way out (X-Men #12/X-Men Forever #3-4, 1965/2001); forced by Cyttorak to confront predecessor as Juggernaut, killed him, sent by Cyttorak to destroy predecessor’s village, slew every last inhabitant (New Excalibur #15, 2007); returned to Westchester to seek revenge on Charles, encountered & defeated X-Men, confronted Charles, clashed again with X-Men & Human Torch/Johnny Storm, rendered comatose by Charles after helmet removed (X-Men #12-13, 1965); imprisoned (X-Men Forever #3, 2001); turned over to Charles’ custody & held prisoner, experimented on by Charles in attempt to expel Cyttorak’s power from him, freed after experiment backfired thanks to mental intervention of Factor Three’s leader, briefly possessed Charles’ mental powers, attacked & defeated X-Men (X-Men #28 & 32, 1967); sought out Factor Three, vs National Guard, opposed by X-Men, weakened after Cyclops & Marvel Girl/Jean Grey obtained Ruby prototype from Crimson Cosmos, drawn into Crimson Cosmos after touching prototype (X-Men #33, 1967); returned to Earth, confronted X-Men, learned of Xavier’s apparent death, felt cheated (X-Men #46, 1968); pulled out of time by future version of Access, sent to future time by alternate reality apocalyptic warlord to kidnap present Access’ girlfriend Ming, alongside alternate reality mantis-themed demon, opposed by Spider-Man/Peter Parker & alternate reality amazon princess, defeated (Unlimited Access #1, 1997); alongside past versions of Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, Mystique & Sabretooth, vs past X-Men & alternate reality teen heroes, retreated (Unlimited Access #3, 1998); confronted alternate reality apocalyptic warlord, sent back to own time (Unlimited Access #4, 1998); vs X-Men, drawn back into Crimson Cosmos (X-Men #46, 1968); drawn into Nightmare’s realm by Doctor Strange, confronted Nightmare, attacked him with mystic spells learned while in Crimson Cosmos, alongside Nightmare, inadvertently freed Eternity, consigned to Oblivion’s dimension by him (Dr. Strange #182, 1969); began aging rapidly due to effects of Oblivion’s dimension, learned hate would keep him young, used mystic abilities to return to Earth, arrived in Rutland, Vermont, attacked Beast, defeated after helmet removed, began aging again, drawn back into Oblivion’s dimension (Amazing Adventures #16, 1972); bargained with Oblivion for restored youth in exchange for mystic abilities, returned to Earth via space-time warp, alongside Hulk, vs Hulkbusters, attacked by Hulk after threatening civilians, defeated by X-Men after Hulk removed helmet (Incredible Hulk #172, 1974); met & befriended Black Tom Cassidy in prison, escaped with him (X-Force #31, 1994); alongside other villains, pulled out of time by Headmen-controlled Orrgo & sent to future to oppose Defenders, sent back to own time by Defenders-controlled Orrgo (Defenders #10, 2001); alongside Black Tom, usurped control of Cassidy Keep, employed by Eric the Red to kill X-Men (X-Men #103, 1977); overheard drunken Black Tom insult him under his breath (X-Men Forever #3, 2001); alongside Black Tom, confronted X-Men, defeated & tortured them, opposed by them after their liberation by Storm, dove into ocean to rescue Tom (X-Men #101-103/Classic X-Men #9-11, 1976-1977/1987); alongside other villains, pulled out of time by Isbisa’s students & sent to future time to oppose She-Hulk, returned to own time after Isbisa’s time machine destroyed (Sensational She-Hulk #30, 1991); alongside Black Tom, employed Arcade to kill X-Men (X-Men #122, 1979); met Tom’s niece Siryn (X-Men Forever #3, 2001); alongside Black Tom & Siryn, sought to steal entire U.S. supply of Vibranium, opposed by Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew, defeated her, opposed by X-Men & Spider-Woman, defeated but escaped (Spider-Woman #37-38, 1981); alongside Black Tom, sought to kidnap Madame Web, opposed by Spider-Man, defeated after being lured into setting building foundation (Amazing Spider-Man #229-230, 1982); trapped in building foundation (X-Men Forever #2, 2001); broke free from foundation, engaged in bar fight with Colossus that virtually destroyed establishment, paid for damage (Uncanny X-Men #183, 1984); returned to Temple of Cyttorak, reclaimed Ruby to give to Tom as gift, clashed with empowered Tom, learned Tom’s empowerment weakened himself by splitting Cyttorak’s power between them, vs Spider-Man & X-Men, power briefly drained by Rogue after she drained Tom’s power, full power restored, threw Ruby into Earth’s orbit, escaped with Tom (Marvel Team-Up #150, 1985); attacked by Nimrod, saved by X-Men (Uncanny X-Men #194, 1985); alongside other villains, recruited by Mephisto into Legion Accursed, sent to attack Beyonder, opposed by Thing (Secret Wars II #7, 1986); Ruby dislodged from orbit by passing Nova/Frankie Raye (Excalibur #25/Avengers West Coast #64, 1990); Ruby found by young Stevie, Juggernaut sought to reclaim Ruby, opposed by Hulk, defeated by Stevie with Ruby, Ruby used by Stevie to animate wax statues in effort to claim Captain America’s shield, opposed by Captain America & Human Torch/Jim Hammond, used Ruby to usurp control of school (Avengers West Coast #64, 1990); in Ullapool, Scotland, encountered Dazzler/Alison Blaire, revealed to be fan of her music, opposed by her, mistakenly believed he’d killed her & buried her (Uncanny X-Men #217, 1987); attacked Edinburgh, Scotland, confronted by X-Men, learned Dazzler was still alive, defeated after helmet removed by Rogue, revealed to have been creating diversion to allow Black Tom to loot Bank of Scotland (Uncanny X-Men #218, 1987); imprisoned in Crossmoor Ultra Maximum Security Prison, freed by Vixen, opposed by Excalibur, defeated by Phoenix/Rachel Summers (Excalibur #3, 1988); again imprisoned in Crossmoor, teleported to Queens, New York by Loki as part of his “Acts of Vengeance,” vs Thor & New Warriors, defeated, sent to distant asteroid by Thor (X-Men Forever #2/Thor #411/Captain America #366/Thor #412, 2001/1989); revealed to have been rescued from asteroid by passing aliens & become ruler of nearby planet by deposing Prince Zalaski, had servants kidnap Thor & Excalibur when they arrived on asteroid to learn of his whereabouts, vs Thor, attempted to lift Thor’s hammer but failed, sent into deep space by Thor (Thor #428-429, 1991); returned to Earth via interdimensional locator & teleporter (X-Force #2, 1991); alongside Black Tom, vs Siryn & X-Force, bombed World Trade Center, vs X-Force & Spider-Man, teleported away by Deadpool (X-Force #3/Spider-Man #16/X-Force #4, 1991); alongside Black Tom, delivered to Tolliver by Deadpool, sought medical aid for wounded Tom (X-Force #5, 1991); drawn into Crimson Cosmos by Doctor Strange to aid against Cyttorak, attempted to claim Cyttorak’s Ruby, opposed by Strange & Nova/Frankie Raye, dispatched back to Earth by Cyttorak (Doctor Strange: Sorceror Supreme #44, 1992); alongside Deadpool & Karma, employed by Gideon to invade Xavier Institute & kidnap Xavier & Psylocke, alongside Toad’s Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, vs X-Men (X-Men: Limited Edition #1, 1993); as member of New World Order, employed by Red Skull to attack Hulk, defeated him (Incredible Hulk #402, 1993); prevented Project Piecemeal from escaping NWO base, alongside brainwashed Hulk, attacked Avengers, defeated by psychic backlash after Hulk overcame brainwashing (Incredible Hulk #403-404, 1993); recovered Tom from Genetech genetic research facility outside Angouleme, France (Deadpool: The Circle Chase #1, 1993); alongside Tom, sought information on Tolliver’s Will, attacked Deadpool to claim information he possessed, hijacked plane, jumped from plane to save Tom after he was dropped from same by Deadpool (Deadpool: The Circle Chase #2, 1993); sought Tom’s medical records from Genetech, opposed by Thunderstrike, paid for damage caused by their clash (Thunderstrike #2, 1993); alongside Black Tom, hired by Scarmore Industries to kidnap lawyer Beck Underwood in effort to cover-up toxic waste dumping, vs Venom (Venom: The Madness #1-3, 1993-1994); alongside Black Tom, returned to Cassidy Keep, arranged for Tom to turn himself in to allow him to receive medical help he needed to survive (X-Force #30-31, 1994); rescued Tom from experimentation by Doctor Killebrew, kidnapped Killebrew, sent by Tom to capture Deadpool to allow Killebrew to cure Tom using his cell samples, vs Deadpool & Siryn, witnessed Killebrew’s cure of Tom (Deadpool #1-4, 1994); vs X-Men, inadvertently teleported to Earth-2 by Access, vs super-powered alien hero, returned to Earth-616 by Access (DC Versus Marvel Comics #1/Marvel Comics Versus DC #4, 1996); encountered Onslaught in Canada, thrown across country to Hoboken, New Jersey, encountered X-Men, defeated (Uncanny X-Men #322, 1995); recuperated at Xavier Institute (X-Men #42, 1995); escaped Institute, confronted by Cannonball & Wolverine, sent to Reality-93060 by agents of Landau, Luckman & Lake, arrived on Gameworld, encountered Amber Hunt, ‘Strike, Reaper, Siena Blaze & Shuriken, formed Exiles, teleported to Earth-93060 by Reaper, arrival seemingly caused mass devastation, vs U.S. military, escaped, became attracted to Amber, vs Qune, wounded by him (Wolverine #93/All New Exiles #∞-1, 1995); with Exiles, vs X-Men, alongside them, vs Firewalker (All New Exiles vs X-Men #0, 1995); with Exiles, vs Hellblade, alongside him, vs Qune (All New Exiles #2-3, 1995); rendered unconscious by Amber prior to her possession by Phoenix Force (Phoenix Resurrection: Genesis #1, 1995); with Exiles, defended Phoenix-possessed Amber, alongside X-Men, Ultraforce & other heroes, attacked by her, witnessed Phoenix Force leaving her, opposed Entity’s efforts to use Phoenix Force to drive Earth-93060 into the Sun, witnessed Phoenix Force’s destruction of Entity, forced Phoenix Force through chronal portal (Phoenix Resurrection: Revelations #1, 1995); with Exiles, sought whereabouts of Amber, vs Ultraforce, alongside them, vs technorganic alien (All New Exiles #4, 1996); alongside Shuriken, encountered Siren, with Exiles, escaped apprehension by Genie agents (Siren Special #1, 1996); with Exiles, vs Harvest, confronted by Tradesmen, betrayed by Reaper who teleported him back to Earth-616 (All New Exiles #5/Uncanny X-Men #333/X-Men #53, 1996); sought out X-Men to impart knowledge of Onslaught to them, encountered & defeated Bishop & Gambit, encountered Jean Grey, allowed her to unlock Onslaught’s true identity from his mind, attempted to flee Institute, confronted by Onslaught, had bond to Ruby severed by him, trapped in Ruby by him (Uncanny X-Men #334/X-Men #54/Onslaught: X-Men/X-Men Unlimited #12, 1996); in mystic dimension within Ruby, encountered Spite, saved by Gomurr, learned extent of his connection to Ruby, relived past, lured by Spite with promise of reclaiming power, betrayed by her to corrupt aspect of Cyttorak that resided within Ruby realm, attacked by it, defeated it with aid of Gomurr & Tar, forcibly expelled from Ruby as a result & returned to Earth-616 more powerful than before (X-Men Unlimited #12, 1996); returned to Junction, driven into rage after being falsely accused of popping parade balloons, caused mass destruction, confronted by Gomurr, warned of compulsion to destroy, learned he had unwittingly seriously injured Marie Cavendish, took her to hospital, left town (X-Men Unlimited #13, 1996); in Sirocco Sprawl, New Mexico, became involved in duel between Spite & her brother D’spayre, learned his soul had become source of Cyttorak’s power, had majority of power drained by D’spayre, almost slain by him but survived on pure hate, defeated D’spayre, body & power restored by Spite, inadvertently became hero of Sirocco Sprawl, had Juggernaut Appreciation Day held in his honor (Juggernaut #1, 1997); met with rest of Inner Council of New World Order, alongside Absorbing Man, sent to oppose Hulk in Egypt after his transformation into Apocalypse’s Horseman War (Incredible Hulk #456-457, 1997); took War’s sword back to New York in order to sell it to pay for operation to heal Black Tom, encountered Spider-Man (Peter Parker: Spider-Man #84, 1997); with attorney Brad Perkins, informed X-Men of freezing of Charles Xavier’s financial estate until he is made administrator of said funds, learned mansion had been stripped bare, confronted by X-Men but left peacefully (X-Men #70, 1997); lured back to Korea by word of a second Ruby, at Temple of Cyttorak, bound in mystical circle by Cult of Chejo-Do, power drained into second Ruby, confronted by Storm, Shadowcat & Gambit whom Tom had called in to help, second Ruby retrieved by Gambit & power restored (Uncanny X-Men #361, 1998); possessed by entity who forced him to smash through dimensional barriers in attempt to access Trion’s dimension in order to destroy them & rule in their stead, opposed by X-Men, confronted on astral plane by Xavier & Wolverine, defeated possessing entity’s psyche thanks to their intervention, learned entity was Trion’s own dark side that they had purged from themselves millennia ago (X-Men #88/Uncanny X-Men #369, 1999); felt compulsion to follow psychic call, opposed by Thor, encountered Bedlam & Conquest, witnessed their defeat of Thor, teleported away by them (Thor #17, 1999); with Exemplars, oversaw construction of God-Engine, opposed by Spider-Man, Thor, Iron Man & Xavier, defeated them (Peter Parker: Spider-Man #11, 1999); with Exemplars & captured heroes, teleported to North Pole with God-Engine, fought against Cyttorak’s influence, confronted on astral plane by Xavier, overcame Cyttorak’s influence, opposed fellow Exemplars, destroyed core of God-Engine resulting in mystical chain reaction that scattered Exemplars’ essences around the globe (Juggernaut: The Eighth Day #1, 1999); in Manhattan, pursued by Exemplars, sought out Avengers for help, captured by Exemplars, rescue attempt by Avengers, Hercules, Spider-Man & Nova/Richard Rider failed, freed after Exemplars overcame their deity’s influences & fled, willingly accepted incarceration without struggle though secretly planned escape (Avengers #24-25, 2000); alongside Black Tom & Mondo, attacked & defeated Generation X, imprisoned them only for them to be freed by Penance, defeated by Emma Frost’s telepathic powers after helmet removed by Penance & skullcap removed by Banshee, escaped with Tom & Mondo (Generation X #60-61, 2000); alongside Phoenix/Jean Grey, Iceman, Mystique & Toad, recruited by Prosh to travel through times past to uncover knowledge that would help prevent opposition to mankind’s ultimate destiny of evolving into Eternity, relived past events with fresh perspective, came to realization he had wasted his life, learned threat to humanity was Prosh itself under control of the Stranger, vs Prosh, opposed Stranger, freed Prosh from Stranger’s control, returned to Seagate Prison, remanded to prisoner work furlough program while serving as superhuman bounty hunter for Commission on Superhuman Activity (X-Men Forever #1-6, 2001); alongside Black Tom, employed by Ulysses to kill Cyclops, relented after Cyclops threatened to kill Tom, betrayed by Ulysses, jumped from downed plane (Cyclops #1-2, 2001); alongside others, witnessed aftermath of 9/11 terrorist attack (Amazing Spider-Man #36, 2001); alongside others, attended Deadpool’s funeral (Deadpool #61, 2002); after power began weakening, enlisted X-Men’s aid in opposing mutated Black Tom, alongside X-Men, captured by Tom, freed by Stacy X & Iceman, knocked into sea by Tom, saved by Sammy Paré, accepted Xavier’s invitation to recover at Institute (Uncanny X-Men #410-412, 2002); confronted by Wolverine over Xavier’s invitation, became subject of admiration for Sammy & Carter Ghazikhanian (Uncanny X-Men #413, 2002); alongside Sammy, visited former home, destroyed it after reliving childhood memories of abuse by father, came to realization that he needed to stop blaming others for his mistakes and start appreciating what he has more (Uncanny X-Men #416, 2003); played baseball with Sammy & Carter (Uncanny X-Men #418, 2003); confronted Polaris after she threatened Annie Ghazikhanian (Uncanny X-Men #419, 2003); alongside X-Men, vs Dominant Species, injured by explosion, healed by Archangel, again played baseball with Sammy & Carter (Uncanny X-Men #420, 2003); alongside X-Men & Sammy, confronted animal torturing children, alongside them, forced to experience animal’s pain by Jean & wracked by guilt over his own past animal cruelty as a result, went swimming with Sammy (X-Men Unlimited #44, 2003); asked Xavier if he could stay permanently at Institute, take up gym teaching position & join X-Men, received Xavier’s approval (Uncanny X-Men #421, 2003); played football with Sammy, Carter & Wolf Cub (Chamber #4, 2003); played catch with Sammy, alongside X-Men, opposed Alpha Flight’s attempt to remove children from Institute over issues regarding their safety, farewelled Sammy (Uncanny X-Men #422, 2003); tried in vain to contact Sammy, invited by Havok to join X-Men, alongside other male X-Men, attended Havok’s bachelor party, with X-Men, alongside others, attended wedding of Havok & Polaris, witnessed Polaris’ vengeful attack on Havok after Havok stopped their wedding, stopped Polaris from killing Havok (Uncanny X-Men #425-426, 2003); witnessed Wolf Cub’s Dominant Species-influenced attack on Havok, rushed Havok to infirmary, encountered Exiles, witnessed Havok’s possession by Earth-1298 counterpart, saved Carter from him, with X-Men, alongside Exiles, vs Earth-1298 Havok & Dominant Species (Exiles #28-30, 2003); requested plane from Charles to visit Sammy, request denied on account of him being forbidden to see Sammy due to restraining order, argued with Charles over their shared past, learned his father had abused Charles as well, ultimately given permission to visit Sammy to ensure his father wasn’t abusing him (Uncanny X-Men #429, 2003); alongside Northstar, visited Sammy in Vancouver, learned Sammy’s father was abusing him, attacked Sammy’s father, confronted by Alpha Flight, unwittingly injured Sammy’s mother in ensuing clash, surrended after being confronted by Sammy (Uncanny X-Men #431-434, 2003-2004); held prisoner in Vancouver, had She-Hulk appointed as attorney, inadvertently freed during escape attempt by Rhino, defeated Rhino, chose not to escape himself & returned to custody, released from incarceration pending sentencing, briefly romanced She-Hulk, alongside her, vs Cyttorak’s new Juggernaut, learned he was animal torturing boy he’d previously encountered, received reduced & commuted sentence as well as extradition back to U.S. after impassioned plea from Sammy’s mother (Uncanny X-Men #435-436, 2004); alongside Emma Frost & She-Hulk, helped rescue survivors after faux Magneto’s attack on Manhattan (Uncanny X-Men #442, 2004); request to become gym teacher denied by Cyclops on account of temper, tested by Wolverine, realized he wasn’t ready to be a teacher after being confronted with images of innocents injured during his battles with others, realization saw him given teaching position under supervision (X-Men Unlimited #4, 2004); alongside Sabretooth, Vulture, Bullseye, Sandman & Deadpool, blackmailed by Valeria Merrick into recovering Identity Disc from A.I.M. for crimelord Tristram Silver, witnessed Sandman’s defeat by Merrick after he sought to back out, infiltrated A.I.M. base, vs A.I.M., recovered disc after allies defeated, discovered it to not be Identity Disc but a means for Vulture to protect his S.H.I.E.L.D. agent daughter Valeria from blackmail, betrayed by Vulture (Identity Disc #1-5, 2004-2005); trained in Danger Room, assigned by Cyclops to Havok’s X-Men team, with them, investigated new mutant located in China, discovered Shen Xorn, opposed by Eight Immortals, aided by them in seeking to contain Xorn’s black hole, vs Collective Man & Chinese military, returned to Institute, alongside Sammy, investigated Black Tom’s seeming return (X-Men #157-160, 2004); revealed to have supposedly infiltrated X-Men on behalf of Brotherhood of Mutants (X-Men #161, 2004); seemingly killed Nocturne, witnessed by Sammy, witnessed Tom’s murder of Sammy, attacked Brotherhood, defeated (X-Men #162, 2004); revealed to have been double agent amongst Brotherhood for X-Men, with X-Men, vs Brotherhood, alongside most of Brotherhood & Nocturne, pulled into Xorn’s black hole (X-Men #163-164, 2004-2005); alongside Nocturne & Spiral, emerged from wormhole into Danger Room, revealed to have been in Mojoworld where they were traded by Brotherhood to Mojo in exchange for cash & prizes, with X-Men, alongside Nocturne, vs Mojo & Spiral, deaged to child, vs Mojo’s Exile Legal Eagles, endured angst over Sammy’s last words to him, defeated Spiral & Mojo, tempted by Mojo with fresh start, denied him & re-aged as a result (Uncanny X-Men #460-461, 2005); in “House of M” reality, alongside Nocturne, pursued by Marauders, defeated by Blob, saved from capture by Captain Britain & his allies, alongside them, helped repair reality breach, witnessed Meggan’s seeming sacrifice to close breach (Uncanny X-Men #463 & 465, 2005); in London, alongside Nocturne, Captain Britain, Pete Wisdom, Sage & others, investigated seeming murder of Dazzler, alongside her, vs Shadow X-Men, inadvertently caused traffic accident, defeated Shadow X-Men, invited by Wisdom to join new Excalibur (New Excalibur #1-3, 2006); in London, placed on trial, defended by She-Hulk, pardoned by Prime Minister, alongside Dazzler & Nocturne, vs Warwolves, aided Captain Britain & Courtney Ross vs Albion & Lionheart, joined Excalibur (New Excalibur #4-5, 2006); helped Excalibur move into new headquarters, trained against Captain Britain, with Excalibur, helped search for survivors in aftermath of Scarlet Knight’s bombing of Shepherd’s Cross Railway Station, vs Black Tom & Black Air, confronted Tom, convinced him to surrender (New Excalibur #6-7, 2006); defended Nocturne from sleazy nightclub-goers, with Excalibur, alongside Psylocke, confronted Shadow Xavier, briefly possessed by Shadow King & forced to attack Captain Britain, freed after Shadow King defeated by Psylocke (New Excalibur #8, 2006); with Excalibur, encountered Chamber after his restoration by Clan Akkaba (New Excalibur #9, 2006); with Excalibur, encountered Sir Percy-possessed Black Knight/Dane Whitman, alongside him, transported into past by Lady of the Lake, met past Sir Percy, alongside him & Merlin, vs Makluans, strength failed him during fight, visited Camelot, met King Arthur, vs Makluans again, witnessed their defeat after Sage uncovered their weakness, returned to own time (New Excalibur #10-12, 2006); attacked & beaten by Wrecking Crew, saved by Excalibur & Black Knight, visited Black Tom in prison, made peace with him, returned to Temple of Cyttorak in attempt to reclaim former power, confronted Cyttorak, learned Xavier was meant to have become Juggernaut instead, vs intended replacement as Juggernaut, stopped short of killing him, truth about his killing of his predecessor & precedessor’s entire village revealed to Excalibur, secretly claimed Ruby (New Excalibur #13-15, 2007); with Excalibur, helped with Nocturne’s convalescence after suffering stroke (New Excalibur #16-17, 2007)

Kid Colt

First Appearance: Kid Colt #1 (1948)
Origin: Kid Colt: Outlaw #11 (1950); Kid Colt: Outlaw #79 (1958); Gunsmoke Western #72 (1962)
Significant Issues: Received first gun (Kid Colt: Outlaw #99, 1961); vs Wild Joe Hogan (Kid Colt: Outlaw #103, 1962); vs Orville Jones (Kid Colt: Outlaw #102, 1962); death of Dan Colt, became outlaw (Kid Colt: Outlaw #11 & 79/Gunsmoke Western #72 (1950 & 1958/1962); received pair of Colts from manufacturer (Kid Colt: Outlaw #72, 1957); first encountered Sam Hawk (Kid Colt: Outlaw #78, 1958); vs el Lopo (Kid Colt: Outlaw #86, 1959); vs Man-Hunter (Kid Colt: Outlaw #88, 1960); vs Gun Wizard (Kid Colt: Outlaw #90, 1960); vs Ghost of Midnight Valley (Kid Colt: Outlaw #93, 1959); alongside Scarecrow Jace, apprehended One-Eye Borden (Kid Colt: Outlaw #95, 1960); vs Montana Joe (Kid Colt: Outlaw #96, 1961); vs Drago Dalton (Kid Colt: Outlaw #97, 1961); vs King Kobra (Kid Colt: Outlaw #98, 1961); vs Warroo (Kid Colt: Outlaw #100, 1961); met Giant Monster of Midnight Valley (Kid Colt: Outlaw #107, 1962); journeyed to New York (Kid Colt: Outlaw #108, 1963); vs Barracuda (Kid Colt: Outlaw #109, 1963); vs Iron Mask (Kid Colt: Outlaw #110, 1963); vs Bennington Brown (Kid Colt: Outlaw #112, 1963); vs Bull Barton (Kid Colt: Outlaw #113, 1963); vs Doctor Danger (Kid Colt: Outlaw #114, 1964); vs Scorpion (Kid Colt: Outlaw #115, 1964); vs Fat Man (Kid Colt: Outlaw #117, 1964); met Rawhide Kid (Kid Colt: Outlaw #121, 1965); vs Ringo Barker (Kid Colt: Outlaw #123, 1965); vs Phantom Raider (Kid Colt: Outlaw #124, 1965); met Two-Gun Kid (Kid Colt: Outlaw #125, 1965); vs John Wesley Hardin (Kid Colt: Outlaw #127, 1966); alongside Rawhide Kid, vs Masquerader (Rawhide Kid #50, 1966); alongside Rawhide Kid & Two-Gun Kid, met time-traveling Thunderstrike (Thor Corps #3, 1993); vs Town Tamer (Kid Colt: Outlaw #131, 1966); vs Rammer Rankin (Kid Colt: Outlaw #133, 1967); vs Robin Hood Raider (Kid Colt: Outlaw #139, 1968); met Phantom Rider (Giant-Size Kid Colt #3, 1975); alongside Rawhide Kid, encountered Burt Riker (Kid Colt: Outlaw #201, 1975); met time-traveling Avengers, aided them against Kang (Avengers #142-143, 1975-1976); met time-traveling Invisible Woman (Fantastic Four #33-34, 2000); aided time-traveling Black Panther & allies against Loki (Black Panther #46-47, 2002); alongside Arizona Annie, encountered Skrulls (Mighty Marvel Western Featuring Kid Colt and The Arizona Girl #1, 2006); defended Wonderment from Nightriders, shot in back by Gunhawk (Blaze of Glory #1-4, 2000)

Kidney Lady

First Appearance: Howard the Duck #2 (1976)
Origin: Howard the Duck #12 (1977); Howard the Duck #1 (1979)
Significant Issues: As poor farm girl, seduced by Elmer who sold her “The Human Kidney: Seat of the Soul”, took her to Cleveland & later deserted her; chose to devote her life to the book (Howard the Duck #12, 1977); discovered book was evil & became witch & arch-foe of Dakimh the Enchanter, mystically witnessed Howard the Duck’s arrival during cosmic axis shift, created Chair-Thing (Howard the Duck #1, 1979); encountered Howard the Duck on Cleveland bus & hit him with her cane, accused him of being part of International Kidney Poisoning Conspiracy, provided Howard with likely place that Turnip-Man would take Beverly Switzler (Howard the Duck #2, 1976); encountered Howard on another bus, accused him of being overall head of International Kidney Poisoning Conspiracy (Howard the Duck #5, 1976); attacked “Happiness is a Hamburger” Coffee Shop, vs Howard again (Howard the Duck Newspaper Strip, 1977); encountered Howard on Black Dog bus from Niagara Falls to Cleveland, subsequent fight caused accident, arrested with Howard & Winda Wester but put on make-up & sweet-talked judge into releasing her (Howard the Duck #11-12, 1977); founded Kidney Watchdogs of America, recruited Cleveland Clobberer, lured Howard & Beverly to her home & sicced Chair-Thing on them, put Chair-Thing out after Howard set it on fire with his cigar turning chair back to normal, teleported away vowing revenge (Howard the Duck #1, 1979); confronted Howard at Donner’s Restaurant (Spider-Man Team-Up #5, 1996); seen standing in line at Ohio Department of Motor Vehicles (Civil War: Choosing Sides, 2006)

Killer Shrike

First Appearance: Rampaging Hulk #1 (1977)

Klaw

First Appearance: Fantastic Four #53 (1966)
Origin: Fantastic Four Unlimited #1 (1993); Fantastic Four #53 (1966); Black Panther (1999)
Significant Issues: Father made enemies in Wakanda (Fantastic Four Unlimited #1, 1993); killed T’Chaka, vs Fantastic Four & Black Panther (Fantastic Four #53, 1966); obtained powers, vs Fantastic Four (Fantastic Four #56, 1966); with Masters of Evil, vs Avengers (Avengers #54-55, 1968); with Masters of Evil, vs Avengers & Lady Liberators (Avengers #83, 1970); vs Fantastic Four & Black Panther (Fantastic Four #119, 1973); sold N’Jadaka into slavery (Jungle Action #7, 1973); alongside Solarr, vs Avengers (Avengers #126, 1974); alongside Sheenarians, vs Ka-Zar (Ka-Zar #14-20, 1976); alongside Molecule Man, vs Fantastic Four & Impossible Man (Fantastic Four #186-188, 1977); alongside Mad Thinker, vs Fantastic Four & Vision (Marvel Fanfare #14, 1984); vs Thunderbolts gang & Black Panther (Black Panther #14-15, 1979); alongside Solarr, vs Thing, Quasar & Giant-Man (Marvel Two-in-One #57-58, 1979); vs American Eagle, Thing, & Ka-Zar (Marvel Two-In-One Annual #6, 1981); vs Dazzler, absorbed (Dazzler #9, 1981); released from Galactus’ ship, allied with Doctor Doom on Battleworld (Secret Wars #6-12, 1985); vs Daredevil (Daredevil #237, 1986); with Frightful Four, vs Fantastic Four & Aron the Watcher (Fantastic Four #326-333, 1989); placed in Vault (Avengers Spotlight #26, 1989); vs Quasar (Quasar #6, 1990); alongside Wizard, vs Iron Man (Avengers Spotlight #29, 1989); captured by Captain Marvel (Avengers Annual #19, 1990); participated in Vault breakout (Avengers: Deathtrap - The Vault #1, 1991); vs A.I.M., Molecule Man & Volcana (Fantastic Four Annual #24, 1991); participated in A.I.M. Weapons Expo (Captain America #411-414, 1993); vs Black Panther & Fantastic Four (Fantastic Four Unlimited #1, 1993); with Pacific Overlords, vs Avengers West Coast (Avengers West Coast #93-95, 1993); vs Alpha Flight (Alpha Flight #121, 1993); in Vault (New Warriors #36, 1993); with Fearsome Foursome, vs Fantastic Four & allies (Fantastic Four #377-379 & 382, 1993); with Frightful Four, vs Fantastic Four (Fantastic Four Unlimited #5, 1994); vs Fantastic Force (Fantastic Force #1, 1994); attended Absorbing Man & Titania’s wedding (Avengers Unplugged #4, 1996); alongside Killmonger, vs Black Panther & Daredevil (Over the Edge #4, 1996); with Masters of Evil, vs Thunderbolts & Black Widow (Thunderbolts #3, 1997); escaped Vault (Heroes for Hire #1, 1997); vs Black Panther & Cable (Cable #54, 1998); with Masters of Evil, vs Thunderbolts (Thunderbolts #18-20, 24-25, 1998); vs Captain America (Captain America #21-22, 1999); vs Black Panther (Black Panther #26-29, 2000); controlled by Orrgo (Defenders #10, 2001); with Imperial Police Force (Marvel Universe: The End #5, 2003); vs Songbird (New Thunderbolts #1, 2005); vs Fantastic Four in Negative Zone (Fantastic Four: Foes #1 & 5-6, 2005); vs Ms. Marvel (New Avengers #15, 2006); captured by Thunderbolts (Thunderbolts #103, 2006)

Koenig, Eric

First Appearance and Origin: Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #27 (1966)
Significant Issues: Met Nick Fury, defected to England (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #27, 1966); joined Fury on mission to rescue Howling Commandos (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #35, 1966); officially joined Howling Commandos (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #36, 1966); rescued sister from Nazi Germany (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #42, 1967); returned to Nazi Germany, betrayed Fury (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #65-67, 1969); captured by Howling Commandos, revealed to have been on secret assignment, rejoined group (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #77-79, 1970); reunited with Howling Commandos for SHIELD mission (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos Annual #3, 1967); gathered with Howling Commandos at Christmas (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos Annual #4, 1968); aided Captain America on SHIELD mission (Captain America #145-146, 1972); attended Howling Commandos' reunion (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #100, 1972); affected by Nightshade during her infiltration of SHIELD (Captain America #188-190, 1975); escorted Ulysses Bloodstone (Rampaging Hulk #4, 1977); with Howlers, vs Hydra (Captain America #273-274, 1982); replaced by Deltite (Nick Fury vs. SHIELD #2, 1988); attended Nick Fury's funeral (Incredible Hulk #434, 1995)

Kro

First Appearance: (As Hendler) Red Raven Comics #1 (1940); (as Kro) Eternals #1 (1976)
Significant Issues: As Rudolph Hendler, vs Mercury/Makkari in Prussland (Red Raven Comics #1); vs Hurricane/Makkari in New York (Captain America Comics #1, 1941); vs Hurricane in Brazil (Captain America Comics #2, 1941); vs Monster Hunters (Marvel Universe #4-7, 1998); attacked Pixie, vs First Line (Marvel: The Lost Generation #10, 2000); witnessed arrival of Fourth Host, vs Eternals (Eternals #1-2, 1976); led invasion of New York, halted by Thena (Eternals #3-6, 1976); brought Thena to Lemuria, introduced her to Ransak (Eternals #8-10, 1977); planned invasion of Celestial mothership with Brother Tode (Eternals #13, 1977); founded New Lemuria, vs Eternals & Thor (Thor #284-286, 1979); invaded Olympia, vs Eternals & Iron Man (Iron Man Annual #6, 1983); became Brother Kro, used as pawn by Ghaur, used brain mine on Thena, assumed command of Lemuria (Eternals #2-12, 1985-1986); manipulated by High Evolutionary into attacking Atlantis, aided Avengers against High Evolutionary (Avengers Annual #17, 1988); watched gladiator combat in Lemuria (Quasar #12, 1990); aided Thena in protecting their children (Eternals: The Herod Factor, 1991); activated Delta Network, led Delta Force to aid Sersi in saving Avengers (Avengers #370-371, 1994); vs Maelstrom's Minions & Weird Sisters (Fantastic Four Unlimited #10, 1995); led resistance against Ghaur, aided Heroes for Hire (Heroes for Hire #5-7, 1997-1998); conferred with Black Panther over diplomatic incident in Wakanda (Black Panther #27-28, 2001); offered aid to Avengers (Avengers #45, 2001); protected US president from Kang (Avengers #49, 2002); joined battle against Thanos (Marvel Universe: The End #5-6, 2003)

Masked Marauder

First Appearance: Daredevil #16 (1966)
Significant Issues: Attempted to steal XB-390, thwarted by Spider-Man, sent men out dressed as Daredevil to trick Spider-Man into fighting the real Daredevil, successfully stole XB-390 blueprints, returned to steal fuel formula, defeated by Daredevil & Spider-Man, escaped, overheard Foggy Nelson & Karen Page talking about Foggy being Daredevil (Daredevil #16-17, 1966); as Frank Farnum, asked Matt Murdock about Foggy saying he had business with him (Daredevil #18, 1966); hired cream of underworld as new crime corps, sent men to free Gladiator from custody, sent men to kill Foggy Nelson, learned that men were defeated by Daredevil while Foggy was present, became partners with Gladiator (Daredevil #19, 1966); created levitation ray & Tri-Man, infused Tri-Man with strength of Mangler, speed of Dancer, intellect of Brain, contacted Nefaria family Maggia telling them that Tri-Man would publicly defeat Daredevil but Daredevil defeated Tri-Man instead, used levitation ray to teleport Daredevil & Gladiator to Europe, refused by Maggia (Daredevil #22-23, 1966); searched for Daredevil’s identity in Nelson & Murdock offices, whisked Stilt-Man away after his defeat at Daredevil’s hand (Daredevil #26, 1967); teamed with Stilt-Man, kidnapped Matt Murdock, Foggy Nelson, Karen Page, apparently disintegrated by his helicopter’s force field (Daredevil #27, 1967); revealed to have teleported away rather than be disintegrated, acquired new henchmen & stole Tony Stark’s Star Reach I, captured Iron Man, planned to turn Star Reach into nuclear guided missile aimed at Detroit, defeated by Iron Man (Iron Man #60-61, 1973); broke out of prison by gang members, robbed bank, stole gorilla, cheetah & alligator from Central Park Zoo, created Tri-Animan, defeated by Iron Man & Werewolf (Werewolf by Night #42-43, 1977); spent months in prison workshop heightening opti-blast’s power so that it would blind someone permanently (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #26, 1979); finally became Maggia’s Big M, tried to bring group to New York, recruited Cyclone, attempted to meet with international underworld but thwarted by Spider-Man & Moon Knight (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #22-23, 1978); had gang steal processed plutonium (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #24, 1978); viewed Carrion as challenge to his leadership & attempted to kill him but failed, created new Tri-Man which became birdroid & bombdroid, blinded Spider-Man while robbing Citicorp Center, put plutonium in bombdroid & attempted to blackmail New York City, defeated by Daredevil as Spider-Man defused bomb (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #25-28); attended Stilt-Man’s wake, inspired to new heights of villainy, poisoned & apparently killed by Punisher (Punisher War Journal #4, 2007)

Master Man

First Appearance: Giant-Size Invaders #1 (1975)

Master Order & Lord Chaos

First Appearance: Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2 (1977)
Significant Issues: Apparently manipulated events involving Avengers, Spider-Man, Thing & Adam Warlock in order to bring about defeat of Thanos (Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2, 1977); observed cosmic chess game between Odin & Dormammu (Thor Annual #9, 1981); conspired with other metaphysical & omnipotent beings against Beyonder (Secret Wars II #6, 1985); summoned by Silver Surfer to regain control of In-Betweener, imprisoned In-Betweener for his transgressions (Silver Surfer #17-18, 1988); recaptured In-Betweener after Thanos had temporarily freed him to obtain his Soul Gem (Thanos Quest #1, 1990); alongside other abstract beings, attended Eon’s funeral (Quasar #26, 1991); participated in congress of metaphysical & abstract beings to determine Thanos’ fitness to wield Infinity Gauntlet, chose to join Adam Warlock in his opposition to Thanos (Infinity Gauntlet #4-5, 1991); alongside other abstract beings, vs Nebula after she stole Infinity Gauntlet from Thanos (Infinity Gauntlet #6, 1991); attended cosmic trial of Edifice Rex (Damage Control #3-4, 1991); alongside other abstract beings, witnessed Adam Warlock’s trial to determine his worthiness to wield Infinity Gauntlet (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #1, 1992); among group of abstract & omnipotent beings questioning Beyonder & Dave as seen from Dimension of Manifestations (Quasar #38, 1992); Nicholas Grant of Mys-Tech transformed into Audit by Lord Chaos as gesture of reconciliation with Master Order who later killed Audit when he claimed to be creature of Order (Warheads #7, 1992); alongside Living Tribunal & Eternity, observed as Molecule Man battled Beyonder on Earth (Fantastic Four Annual #27, 1994); among beings who embody fundamental forces of universe explained to Jean Grey, Iceman, Toad, Juggernaut, & Mystique by sentient robot Prosh (X-Men Forever #1); alongside other abstract beings, unsuccessfully attempted to defeat Thanos who had obtained Heart of the Infinite (Marvel Universe: The End #1-6, 2003); Lord Chaos among several entities to sense presence of Morwen on Earth when she possessed body of Loki's half-human daughter Tess Black (Amazing Spider-Man #503, 2004)

Morgan

First Appearance: Captain America #152 (1972)
Significant Issues: Arranged to provide chemicals to Mr. Hyde, shipment broken up by Falcon who forced Morgan to reveal Hyde’s location (Captain America #152, 1972); leased Tyler’s Warehouse to anonymous customer who turned out to be Captain America of the 1950s who used it to imprison Falcon (Captain America #154, 1972); fired Billie for failing to stop Falcon, sided with Falcon when Billie tried to kill him, offered to answer Falcon’s questions regarding Viper & Cowled Commander if Falcon would join him (Captain America #157-158, 1973); offered super-powers to Falcon, threatened Falcon’s girlfriend Leila, vowed Falcon must play ball or die next time (Captain America #165, 1973); gang stole heroin from Cornell Cottonmouth prompting Cottonmouth to bring in Luke Cage to steal heroin back, duped by Cage who left him with gun stuck in his back that was tied to lamppost (Power Man #20-21, 1974); hired two Lucifers to kill Falcon but both apparently died, confronted by Falcon about Lucifers (Captain America #177-179, 1974); sent Gamecock to kill Falcon (Captain America #183, 1975); attempted take over of Manhattan, invited Vulture to join him, hung up on lamppost by Vulture, hired Hitman to kill Spider-Man to prevent Vulture’s revenge, Hitman failed (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #4-5, 1977); confronted by Spider-Man who gave him spin in swivel chair (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #7, 1977); took Joy Meachum hostage blaming Rand Meachum for Nightshade’s Cybernauts, refused her offer of ten million dollars to kill Iron Fist (Power Man and Iron Fist #51-52, 1978); ordered by Captain America to stay out of National Force’s attack on Harlem, ignored Cap & led men in battle against National Force, fled when National Guard arrived to restore order (Captain America #232-233, 1979); vs Hole in the Wall Gang after Invisible Girl robbed his numbers bank to protect her kidnapped son, captured by NYPD (Marvel Team-Up #88, 1979); paralyzed in elevator explosion (Punisher #2, 1986); in hoverchair, hired by Erik Killmonger to ambush Black Panther, assembled team of Cockroach Hamilton, Cottonmouth, Nightshade & Stilleto who were defeated by Panther, Power Man, Iron Fist, & Falcon, smashed to ground by Black Goliath (Black Panther #16-17, 2000); in Ryker’s Island prison, walking with two canes, offered to help Matt Murdock find who killed the then-believed dead Foggy Nelson in exchange for his loyalty (Daredevil #82-83, 2006); joined with Black Tarantula & Hammerhead to create prison riot designed to kill Matt Murdock & Kingpin, apparently killed by Bullseye (Daredevil #85-86, 2006)

Namor the Sub-Mariner

First Appearance: Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1 (1939)
Origin: Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1 (1939); Marvel Comics #1 (1939); Marvel Mystery Comics #92 (1949); Sub-Mariner Comics #32 (1949); Sub-Mariner Comics #33 (1953); Fantastic Four #4 (1962); Fantastic Four Annual #1 (1963); Sub-Mariner #1 (1968); Saga of the Sub-Mariner #1-2 (1988)
Significant Issues: In late 1920, born to Princess Fen (Saga of the Sub-Mariner #1/Marvel Universe #1, 1988/1998); in 1924, met Sandra Pierce while both were children (Namor #1, 2003); in 1928, played with Byrrah & others on surface, inadvertently trapped on surface by ice, learned he could survive out of water indefinitely (Sub-Mariner Comics #35, 1954); alongside Fen, present when Thakorr banished Vyrra (Namor: The Sub-Mariner #20, 1991); in 1929, met Ice King (Sub-Mariner Comics #42, 1955); in late 1930, vs pack of wild dogs (Sub-Mariner Comics #36, 1954); in 1933, alongside Fen & Byrrah, explored shipwreck, rescued them from danger, discovered full extent of superhuman strength (Sub-Mariner Comics #37, 1954); in 1934, frolicked with playmates (The Order #6, 2002); in early 1935, quarreled with Dorma (Saga of the Sub-Mariner #2, 1988); developed power of flight (Sub-Mariner Comics #38/Saga of the Sub-Mariner #2, 1955/1988); in late 1935, met Namora, played with her & other Atlantean youths, rescued by her when trapped in sunken submarine (Sub-Mariner Comics #39/Saga of the Sub-Mariner #2, 1955/1988); vs killer whale, first directly encountered surface humans (Sub-Mariner Comics #1, 1941); first encountered fire (Sub-Mariner Comics #40, 1955); first encountered airplanes (Sub-Mariner Comics #41, 1955); in 1936, protected Atlantean children from sharks, renewed friendship with Sandra Pierce (Namor #1-2, 2003); brought Bobo to surface world (Namor #3, 2003); brought Sandra to Atlantis (Namor #4, 2003); alongside Sandra, attended Atlantean birthday party (Namor #5, 2003); introduced to Sandra's family (Namor #6, 2003); arranged closer ties between Atlanteans & Pierce family (Namor #7-8, 2003); grew jealous of Beemer's attentions to Sandra (Namor #9, 2004); vs Beemer (Namor #10-11, 2004); with Atlanteans, departed Pacific city (Namor #12, 2004); in August 1939, led salvage operation to sunken ship (Saga of the Sub-Mariner #2, 1988); inadvertently killed Rod Nelson & Ev Carley, alongside Dorma, sent to investigate surface world (Marvel Comics #1/Saga of the Sub-Mariner #2, 1939/1988); in September 1939, first visited New York, attacked power plant, clashed with police (Marvel Mystery Comics #2, 1939); in October 1939, met Betty Dean, attacked Nazi submarine (Marvel Mystery Comics #3/Saga of the Sub-Mariner #3, 1940/1989); in November 1939, returned to Atlantis, led Atlantean navy against Nazis, rescued captives (Marvel Mystery Comics #4, 1940); in December 1939, returned to New York, captured by police, freed to assist during subway emergency, captured Mills Gilligan & gang (Marvel Mystery Comics #5, 1940); in January 1940, sentenced to death, rejuvenated by attempted electrocution, departed New York (Marvel Mystery Comics #6, 1940); in February 1940, returned to New York, set out to conquer US, went on rampage in New York, taunted Mayor of New York, rebuffed Betty Dean's attempt to dissuade him from efforts (Marvel Mystery Comics #7, 1940); in March-April 1940, engaged in long battle with Human Torch/Jim Hammond (Marvel Mystery Comics #8-9, 1940); in May 1940, returned to Atlantis, suspended from military activities, attacked by Luther Robinson's expedition (Marvel Mystery Comics #10, 1940); in June 1940, covertly arranged for Thakorr's human prisoners to escape (Marvel Mystery Comics #11, 1940); in Maryland, stopped Nazi saboteurs from sinking US ships (Human Torch Comics #2, 1940); in July 1940, at Fen's urging, abducted Lynne Harris & gave her Atlantean-like abilities, failed to prevent Luther Robinson from rescuing her (Marvel Mystery Comics #12, 1940); in August 1940, alongside Dorma, set out to intervene in World War II, protected French island from Nazi attack (Marvel Mystery Comics #13, 1940); in September 1940, in New York, consulted Betty Dean about whereabouts of Human Torch, captured by Nazis, rescued by Torch & Toro, led Atlantean airships against Nazi battleships, proclaimed hero throughout US (Human Torch Comics #3, 1940); alongside Dorma, destroyed Nazi submarine base off Florida coast (Marvel Mystery Comics #14, 1940); in October 1940, in New York, re-captured Lynne Harris & Luther Robinson, returned with them to Atlantis, had Luther given Atlantean-like abilities, prevented Luther & Lynne from escaping (Marvel Mystery Comics #15, 1941); in November 1940, alongside Luther Robinson & Lynne Harris, traveled to France, prevented Nazi invasion of England through subterranean tunnel (Marvel Mystery Comics #16, 1941); in December 1940, alongside Human Torch, prevented Axis forces from invading Alaska via subterranean tunnel from Siberia (Marvel Mystery Comics #17/Invaders #24, 1941/1978); brought anti-influenza serum to Alaska (Human Torch Comics #4, 1941); in January 1941, assumed rulership of Atlantis following Thakorr's injury during Nazi attack, directed whale fleet against Nazis (Sub-Mariner Comics #1/Saga of the Sub-Mariner #5, 1941/1989); retrieved stolen radium supply from Nazis, brought radium to Atlantis to end plague (Sub-Mariner Comics #1, 1941); abducted President Roosevelt, vs Captain America/Steve Rogers, alongside him, vs Nazis (Captain America #423, 1994); alongside Luther Robinson & Lynne Harris, returned to Atlantis, vs Betty Dean's Legion of Loyalists, failed to prevent them from freeing Robinson & Harris (Marvel Mystery Comics #18, 1941); in February 1941, pursued Legion of Loyalists, allied with them against Nazis, led Atlanteans to attack Nazi battleships (Marvel Mystery Comics #19, 1941); in March 1941, treated Atlanteans for gas poisoning, investigated boxing death on behalf of Betty Dean, vs Killer Casey (Marvel Mystery Comics #20, 1941); in Virginia, discovered construction of Nazi ships on US soil, vs Nazi operatives, warned US Coast Guard to search for additional construction sites (All-Winners Comics #1, 1941); alongside Human Torch & Toro, protected London from Nazi attack (Human Torch Comics #5, 1941); in West Indies, visited Angel/Thomas Halloway, alongside him, vs Nazombies (Human Torch Comics #5, 1941); in South Atlantic, vs Nazi submarine (Sub-Mariner Comics #2, 1941); in Canada, prevented Herr Schnapps from escaping with German POWs (Sub-Mariner Comics #2, 1941); in Pennsylvania, rescued coal miners from sabotaged tunnel (Sub-Mariner Comics #2, 1941); in April 1941, alongside Betty Dean, investigated airplane crashes, uncovered Captain Fritz Weiner's use of electromagnets to bring down planes (Marvel Mystery Comics #21, 1941); in May 1941, in midwestern US, built blitz-buggy, vs Herr Krauss' forces in Utah (Marvel Mystery Comics #22, 1941); in June 1941, traveled to Oregon, vs Professor Dorn's amphibious men (Marvel Mystery Comics #23, 1941); captured by Count Von Buckner, taken to Germany, escaped & exposed Von Buckner's "phantom fleet" as projected images (All-Winners Comics #2, 1941); investigated Nazi activity in Ireland, discovered undersea civilization of Rockhenge Druids enslaved by Nazis, led Druids in rebellion against Nazis (Sub-Mariner Comics #3, 1941); supposedly worked with Captain America, Human Torch, Whizzer, & Destroyer/Keen Marlow (All-Winners Comics #2, 1941); supposedly attended meeting of superhuman adventurers (Marvel Mystery Comics #25, 1941); observed sea battle between Nazis & Allies, found Atlantis victimized by collateral damage, called undersea summit to lead underwater races to end World War II, attacked Nazi & Romanian troops, encouraged by Rathia to entertain thoughts of world conquest, vs Human Torch, attacked British troops, temporarily drugged Torch into obedience, conquered Gibraltar via whale-ship fleet, attacked Italian submarine fleet, gained control of Mediterranean, attacked several African nations, vs Torch in Canada, led whale-ship fleet against Germany, flooded New York, broke supposed control of Rathia, captured by Atlanteans loyal to Rathia, freed by Torch, granted amnesty by President Roosevelt (Human Torch Comics #5A, 1941); in July 1941, left blitz-buggy stored in Oregon, returned to Atlantis, learned Daka had seized control of Atlantis, led rebellion against Daka's alliance with Seal People & Nazis (Marvel Mystery Comics #24, 1941); in August 1941, visited by Betty Dean & others, investigated disappearances in Florida, vs Jarna & Lavarites (Marvel Mystery Comics #25, 1941); again clashed with Jarna, destroyed undersea base of her Nazi allies (Marvel Mystery Comics #26, 1941); in September 1941, off coast of California, intervened in Daglio's mutiny against Lance Johnson, helped Johnson re-take ship (All-Winners Comics #3, 1941); in Hawaii, broke up Anthony Coswell's fifth column operation of smuggling explosives in sugar cane stalks, granted honorary admiralty in US Navy (Human Torch Comics #6, 1941); on Grayson Island, exposed false Ghost of Doctor Grayson (Sub-Mariner Comics #4, 1941); attended Dacio's execution, vs Dacio after transformation into Horror (Sub-Mariner Comics #4, 1941); in October 1941, in Seattle, Washington, broke up Fox's fur smuggling operation (Marvel Mystery Comics #27, 1942); in West Indies, destroyed Falkon's "ghost ship" submarine (Marvel Mystery Comics #28, 1942); in Virginia, ended Mad Artist's murder spree (Marvel Mystery Comics #29, 1942); returned to Atlantis, led Atlantean guerilla raids against Vichy France, allied with French Underground (Marvel Mystery Comics #30, 1942); in November 1941, in New York, ended Shark's smuggling activities (Sub-Mariner Comics #23, 1947); off African coast with Betty Dean, vs Teutonic Knight (Invaders #29, 1978); in December 1941, in Atlantis, received Betty Dean's request to rescue her brothers on Wake Island, led Atlantean fleet of aerial subs in attacking Colonel Yuma's Japanese base, freed Dean brothers & other prisoners, aided US Navy in freeing Wake Island & Guam from Japanese control (Human Torch Comics #7, 1942); designed new watercraft, repelled attempted Japanese invasion of Australia (Sub-Mariner Comics #5, 1942); received request from US Navy to stop u-boat attacks along east coast, discovered Doctor Felix Sak's subterranean submarine port at Montauk Point, assisted Navy ships in destroying it (All-Winners Comics #4, 1942); led Atlantean Ice Battalion against Japanese armada, prevented invasion of San Diego (Marvel Mystery Comics #31, 1942); in Philippines, attacked Japanese forces, escorted US agent Gi-Gi to deliver message to General MacArthur (Sub-Mariner Comics #5, 1942); in latter half of December 1941, became founding member of Invaders (Giant-Size Invaders #1, 1975); with Invaders, vs Space-Gods (Invaders #1-2, 1975); with Invaders, vs U-Man (Invaders #3-4, 1975-1976); in January 1942, in Switzerland, with Invaders, vs Nazi Frankenstein Monster (Invaders #31, 1978); with Invaders, mesmerized by Red Skull (Invaders #5, 1976); with Invaders, vs Liberty Legion, broke Red Skull's control (Invaders #6/Marvel Premiere #30, 1976); with Invaders, vs Baron Blood (Invaders #7-9, 1976); with Invaders, brought Jacqueline Falsworth to receive medical treatment (Invaders #10, 1976); with Invaders, vs Blue Bullet (Invaders #11, 1976); with Invaders, traveled to Poland, captured by Colonel Eisen, rescued by Golem/Jacob Goldstein (Invaders #12-13, 1976-1977); in February 1942, in London, with Invaders, encountered Crusaders (Invaders #14-15, 1977); with Invaders, vs Shark & others, encountered time-traveling Avengers (Avengers #71/Invaders Annual #1, 1969/1977); with Invaders, journeyed to Germany, vs Master Man, captured by Hitler (Invaders #16, 1977); with Invaders, escaped, vs Warrior Woman (Invaders #17, 1977); allied with Destroyer/Brian Falsworth, vs Nazis (Invaders #18, 1977); with Invaders, alongside others, vs Nazis (Invaders #19-21, 1977); with Invaders, returned to England (Invaders #22, 1977); in March 1942, ended Admiral Nippo's use of decoy periscopes to mislead Allied ships (Sub-Mariner Comics #6, 1942); in Canada, ended Chief's dynamite smuggling activities (Sub-Mariner Comics #6, 1942); destroyed Nazi submarine sent to free Python from Alcatraz Island, vs Python-controlled Human Torch, rescued Toro, vs Python, worked with Toro & Professor Horton to free Torch (Human Torch Comics #8, 1942); recruited by Navy to accompany defense inspection, arrived in Caribbean, destroyed Kommandant Von Grubb's Sup-Octopus "super-sub" (Marvel Mystery Comics #32, 1942); arrived on African island, captured by Hermit, joined him in fighting Field Marshall Doering's forces (All-Winners Comics #5, 1942); in Egypt, with Invaders, vs Scarlet Scarab (Invaders #23, #25, 1977-1978); with Invaders, alongside Kid Commandos, vs Agent Axis (Invaders #26-28, 1978); with Invaders, vs Teutonic Knight (Invaders #29-30, 1978); in Russia, with Invaders, vs Thor (Invaders #32-33, 1978); in April 1942, with Invaders, investigated activities of Destroyer/Roger Aubrey (Invaders #34, 1978); with Invaders, alongside Liberty Legion, vs Iron Cross (Invaders #35-37, 1978-1979); with Invaders, alongside Kid Commandos, vs U-Man in US (Invaders #38-39, 1979); ordered creation of Atlantean tank-submarines, led fleet against Admiral Von Ratter's armada, led fleet onto African shore to attack General Von Rommel's tank corps in Sahara Desert, flooded desert via subterranean channel (Marvel Mystery Comics #33, 1942); in May 1942, with Invaders, vs Super-Axis (Invaders #40-41, 1979); off Coast of Labrador, discovered Nazi operations to smuggle instructions & explosives to Mister Klutz via dead sharks, captured by Grizzly Pete's crew, rescued by Canadian youths, captured Grizzly Peter & Mister Klutz, sank Nazi submarine (Marvel Mystery Comics #34, 1942); in June 1942, accompanied Betty Dean to reading of Reuben Hartnett's will, captured fake ghost (Human Torch Comics #9, 1942); infiltrated waterfront work crew, ended Von Gotch's sabotage of US ships (Marvel Mystery Comics #35, 1942); recruited by F.B.I. to investigate disappearing ships, vs Metal Fist & Zombie Pirates (Sub-Mariner Comics #7, 1942); in Mississippi, exposed Rindigo Jones III's "ghost ship" deception (Sub-Mariner Comics #7, 1942);