He later had his brain, face and vital organs transplanted into a powerful cybernetic body. Spencer Smythe. A robotic and arachnid expert convinced by Jameson's editorials that Spider-Man was a menace.
Smythe created multiple Spider-Slayers to catch and destroy Spider-Man, but fell gravely ill from being exposed to radiation. His son Alistair later takes up his legacy. The Spider-Slayers. Spider-Slayers are robots designed to hunt down or kill Spider-Man first designed by Spencer Smythe then carried on by his son Alistair Smythe who then turned into the Ultimate Slayer himself see list of Spider Slayers.
Jonathon Ohnn can enter himself through holes, or portals to the Spot dimension and he can throw them as a weapon from his body. When a colony of mutated bees devoured him, his consciousness was absorbed into them, becoming a living swarm. Originally thought to be an alien from Amazing Spider-Man 2, the Tinkerer turned out to really be a brilliant man named Phineas Mason who is at the top his game in creating mechanical devices, mostly for supervillains.
Lonnie Thompson Lincoln is an African American albino who became a hitman and mob enforcer known as Tombstone. He gained super strength and nigh-invulnerable skin after exposure to an experimental gas. He has personal ties to Spider-Man supporting character, Robbie Robertson. When Spider-Man rid himself of the alien symbiote costume he acquired during the Secret Wars , it bonds with reporter Eddie Brock , who hates Spider-Man for causing him to lose his job and reputation.
The symbiote, known as Venom, gives Brock all of Spider-Man's powers, protection from his Spider-Sense, and the knowledge of Parker's secret identity. Brock would gain a new symbiote and face-off against Mac Gargan as Anti-Venom.
When Brock decides to turn his life around, the symbiote is sold at auction to Angelo Fortunato. Fortunato uses the Venom identity only briefly before the symbiote - disgusted by his cowardice - abandons him, causing his death.
After leaving Fortunato, the symbiote attaches itself to Mac Gargan , the super-villain formerly known as the Scorpion. The elderly Adrian Toomes turned to a life of crime after his business partner cheated him.
With a self-invented anti-gravity pack, wings for faster flying, and a birdlike costume, he became the high-flying, lowdown Vulture. Ever since he was 14, Adrian Toomes has been taking sildenafil citrate tablets to stay alive. He uses the suit to make money through air piracy. Clifton Shallot is a university professor who gained an altered face, teeth, and fingernails and donned his own Vulture costume.
Jimmy Natale was a mob cleaner who was transformed into a cannibalistic vulture creature who has a mutated jaw that spits acid and has developed real wings who mercilessly kills and eats criminals. Originally, Aaron Nicholson was a very loyal hitman of the Kingpin known as the Answer, but later became an unconscious being of energy.
Armada is a technology-using mercenary hired by Mysterio. Basil Elks is a petty thief who breaks into a museum to steal what he believes is an ordinary emerald - but is in fact a Kree artifact called the Alpha Stone.
Elks gains multiple superpowers, when the stone shatters, by one of the museums security guards. Basilisk realizes that the Alpha Stone has a twin - the Omega Stone - which he becomes determined to find so as to increase his powers.
Big Wheel. The Amazing Spider-Man July Jackson Weele is a business man who has embezzled from his company who gets Tinkerer to create a large metal wheel that can climb up buildings, complete with guns and waldo-arms. With his new vehicle, Weele became the Big Wheel. Frederick Foswell was a small and timid reporter working for the Daily Bugle who aspired to be a crime boss.
The daughter of the original Big Man, Janice Foswell sought to follow in the footsteps of her father and gain control of the New York underworld. Black Fox. Raul Chalmers is a jewel thief with a long international career. In his sixties, he yearns to pull off one last big heist so that he can retire for good to the French Riviera.
Black Tarantula. Carlos LaMuerto is the most recent in a family line of superpowered vigilante martial artists, all posing as a single immortal figure. Calypso Ezili is a psychopathic voodoo woman who was associated with Sergei Kravinoff, aka Kraven the Hunter.
William Allen. The first Carrion was originally an extremely decayed and superpowered clone of Dr. Miles Warren. Nicholas Powell was looking for more thrill in his life. He decides to become a mercenary criminal-for-hire, incorporating his love of gambling into his work. Anyone who hires him would, instead of directly paying, bet his fee against him actually completing the mission. Kateri Deseronto was once a government agent with the codename Coldheart. She has a bulletproof costume and with two swords, one to paralyze and the other to freeze objects.
She is proficient in martial arts and sword fighting. After her son's death during a battle between the Hobgoblin and Spider-Man, she was deemed mentally unfit for field duty. Her clearance was revoked and she was forcibly retired. Coldheart is arrested and imprisoned in the Raft. Coldheart is apparently one of the many villains that escaped from the Raft. During the battle, Nitro used his powers and caused an explosion in the neighborhood, causing both the death of hundreds of people, the New Warriors, and presumably Coldheart as well.
Crime Master. Cyclone took his invention and used it for his own criminal ends, developing his costume and other weapons. The Rose's confidante as well as his chief enforcer, Delilah helped battle to maintain control of part of the New York crime scene against the threat of the Black Tarantula. She had a role in the rebirth of two of Spider-Man's old foes during the Rose's efforts to gain extra muscle: she was the one who threw the switch of the electric chair which gave Electro his powers back, and helped set up the theft of Doctor Octopus' corpse for reanimation from the Hand.
The fourth Hobgoblin , Jason Macendale, wanting power, attempted to sell his soul to the demon N'astirh during the Inferno Crisis. An amused N'astirh declined Macendale's soul and instead grafted a demon to Macendale, "without a catch". Unfortunately for Macendale, the fusion of himself and the demon gave him a hideous appearance and drove him insane. After months of fighting for control of Macendale's body, the demon physically tore himself from Macendale and, christening itself the Demogoblin , set off to purge the world of "sinners".
Demosthenes Q. Drake is a Nobel Prize winner in biology who was reported lost during an expedition in the Amazon years ago. This was actually a cover-up where he did an experiment that involved introducing iguana DNA into a human where he tested it on himself and become a humanoid dragon named Draco while masquerading as an alien with his army of robotic Dragon Men.
A fire-body who enters other bodies and hires them. He first entered the body of Morbius and hired him to attack Spider-Man. He later entered Spider-Man's body and hired him to attack Morbius. An assassin employed by the fascist Red Skull who killed Spider-Man's parents.
Spider-Man kills Finisher in self defense by turning his own missile against him. Richard Fisk. Richard Fisk , the son of crime lord Wilson Fisk , is an antihero who has adopted several identities over the years, most notably The Rose. Although his goals are noble ones, the methods he uses cause more harm than good.
The Foreigner is a mercenary and assassin. Although he has no superhuman abilities, he has trained his body to be in absolute peak physical condition. Vincente "Don" Fortunato. Spider-Man 70 May A drug addict named "Freak" is chased down by Spider-Man after he attempted to steal from the poor at the soup kitchen Spider-Man's Aunt May works at.
He stumbles into a laboratory owned by Curt Connors and injects himself with animal gene fluids, thinking they were crystal meth. Freak then began to form a chrysalis around his body, emerging as a skinless monster. He blames Spider-Man and wants revenge. Fusion Hubert and Pinky Fusser. Hubert and Pinky Fusser are twins both born with dwarfism. One becomes a nuclear scientist, and one becomes janitor at the same privately-owned research corporation where his brother works.
When an accident strikes Hubert, his brother rushes to assist. The resulting radiation causes them to become one, a Fusion - a twin-headed radioactive being which contains both of their personalities. The brothers have superhuman strength, and they can glow and emit radiation.
Fusion Mr. Markley is a millionaire who can get anything he wants. Markley can persuade people to do what he wants, to see what he wants, and to hear what he wants, controlling people's perceptions. He attacks and brutally beats Spider-Man by morphing his body parts into those of various heroes.
Capturing and brutally torturing Spider-Man in an abandoned warehouse, Fusion is defeated when Spider-Man, realizing the nature of Fusion's powers, manages to pummel him into submission. When he next appears, Fusion, having teamed-up with Doctor Octopus, through a bizarre plot of dismembering and mind-controlling people, manages to get a device which allows him to track Spider-Man. Soon after gaining the device, Fusion is beaten horribly by the traitorous Doctor Octopus and is left for dead, but yet he survives.
Gog is an alien that was saved from death by Kraven the Hunter when Gog was a baby. Kraven raised him and Gog became a huge monster with super strength and bracelets that allow interdimensional teleportation. He would later become a Sinister Six member. Grey Goblin. Gabriel, like his sister, were born with the goblin formula in their system. Due to this, they both age much faster than a normal human, appearing as adults despite being around 9 years old. After a second dose of Goblin formula, Gabriel took the mantle of Grey Goblin and became very much insane.
Maxwell Markham is a professional wrestler who competed using the nom de guerre of the Grizzly. His violent actions brought him to the attention of J. Jonah Jameson whose article got Maxwell expelled from wrestling. Ten years later, he met with the Jackal who gave him a grizzly bear suit and an exoskeleton harness that amplified his strength and durability.
He used this harness to attack the Daily Bugle in an attempt on revenge against Jameson for ruining his wrestling career. Jonas Harrow. Jonas Harrow was disgraced as a surgeon and expelled from the medical profession for unorthodox experiments.
Jonas Harrow is a genius surgeon, geneticist, cyberneticist, and machinesmith who has help to create Hammerhead and enhanced many other supervillains. Herd, Gregory. Gregory Herd wore a cybernetically enhanced costume that allowed him to control or "override" any other electronic device and worked as a mercenary for hire. He later became Shadrac.
Burt Kenyon was a costumed mercenary assassin. He was hired by the Maggia as their version of the Punisher. The Vulture had rejected the Maggia's offer before they hired the Hitman, so the Hitman was sent to humiliate the Vulture by killing Spider-Man before the Vulture could.
Human Fly. Richard Deacon was born in Newark, New Jersey. He was a small-time criminal who was shot by the police and left for dead after his unsuccessful kidnapping attempt, which was foiled by Spider-Man. Stumbling into the laboratory of Dr. Jonah Jameson , Deacon coerced the scientist into saving his life.
Overhearing an offer Jameson made with Stillwell to fund the creation of a new superhero, Deacon insisted he be the subject of the experiment. Stillwell imprinted the genetic coding of a common fly onto Deacon, empowering him and healing him of his bullet wounds. Deacon killed Harlan Stillwell and used his newfound powers to further his criminal ambitions. He first used Jameson as bait to get revenge on Spider-Man, but due to his inexperience he was no match for the web-slinger and he was defeated.
Created by Bill Mantlo and Frank Springer , Hypno-Hustler can perform hypnosis with the aid of his guitar, and when teamed with his backup band, The Mercy Killers , can perform mass hypnosis. His boots can emit knockout gas on demand, and have retractable knives in the soles. An iguana that can turn into a humanoid form with a hypnotic stare and all of the abilities of the Lizard though not as skilled.
Jack O'Lantern. Jason Philip Macendale , known as the original Jack O'Lantern, has no super powers but wares a flaming pumpkin mask and hurls explosive grenades while flying on a disc glider or hopping about on a "pogo platform". He later became the second Hobgoblin. Jonas Harrow, the man also responsible for Hammerhead's hard head. Unfortunately, the powers, not to mention radiation poisoning , got the best of Frank and it killed him.
Edward Lansky was a physics professor and vice-chancellor of Empire State University who turned to crime and became a criminal mastermind as a way to prevent budget cuts for higher education that would have negatively affected the university. Lansky created a unique special body suit with a padded inner lining, a power armor suit which utilized "gravity-pump circuitry" to allow him to manipulate photons for a variety of effects.
Living Brain. The Living Brain was created by the International Computing Machines Corporation and billed as the most intelligent computer and robot in existence, capable of solving virtually any question asked of it. Lobo Brothers. Carlos and Eduardo Lobo grew up in poverty on the streets of Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico, surviving by stealing and scavenging for food.
As a teenager, Eduardo had fallen in love with a girl name Esmelda Valdez, the daughter of a wealthy ranch owner. The two had a romantic relationship until it was discovered by Esmelda's brother Ramon Valdez. One full moon night, Ramone and his men ambushed the two lovers and tried to drive Eduardo away by using whips on him. Pain and rage from this whipping triggered a mutant change in Eduardo's body.
Carlos also discovered he was a mutant werewolf and the brothers turned to crime, using their powers to unite all the mobs of South Texas into Los Hermanos De La Luna. He then goes after Peter's loved ones, although is left rather embarrassed by both Mary Jane and Aunt May. Although MacDonald Gargan's first appearance comes in The Amazing Spider-Man 19, it is not until the following issue when Jameson subjects him to a shady medical procedure that he truly becomes the Scorpion.
Since then, he's appeared in countless story arcs and has pushed Peter Parker to his absolute limits on several occasions. His impenetrable armor allows him to withstand insane amounts of punishment, while simultaneously transforming him into the perfect killing machine. Kraven has been on the scene for almost five decades now, although is very rarely given any real opportunities to shine. When he is though, he doesn't disappoint and has provided some memorable moments during his time in the spotlight.
Unsurprisingly, perhaps, the bulk of these came in a short six-part story arc named Kraven: The Last Hunt. After sedating Spider-Man and then burying him alive, Kraven starts impersonating the hero in an attempt to prove that he is the superior specimen.
He arguably achieves this as well through his capture of Vermin; a villain that Spider-Man had only previously been able to apprehend with the assistance of Captain America. The character has returned in other forms since then, but none have quite lived up to the original. At first glance, Morbius may seem like a fairly generic villain that borrows far too much from vampiric folklore.
While it's certainly a big part of who he is, there is much more to Michael Morbius as a character than first meets the eye. He's complex, he's self-aware and he's an incredibly gifted individual to boot. The character's struggles to overcome his unquenchable thirst for human blood and his disdain for the creature that he has become set him apart from many of the series' other villains.
It's also a big part of what made him such a fantastic antihero when he got his very own spinoff series. Despite his often conscientious approach though, he has still committed some truly terrible deeds and has collided violently with Spider-Man on multiple occasions over the years. With so many of the series' characters based on animals , it's refreshing to see one who is a little more original. There's quite a lot of depth to Flint Marko too, with his character often serving to highlight the duality of man and the moral conflict that it can sometimes lead to.
While there's certainly some good within him though, he's far from an angel. Marko had turned to a life of crime long before becoming Sandman, with his new powers only serving to further his criminal career. He's able to withstand an awful lot of punishment and packs quite the punch too, although his weakness to water makes for one hell of an Achilles' heel.
Even so, he's caused the web-slinger plenty of problems in the past and remains incredibly dangerous while on dry land. Although not as recognizable as some of the other villains to feature in Spider-Man 's rogues' gallery, Vulture was actually the second ever villain to appear in the series and one of the founding members of the Sinister Six. He's one of a small number of people who know Spider-Mans true identity and has provided the hero with some stern tests over the past half-century.
Having failed to appear in either of the earlier Spider-Man movies, comic book readers were delighted when the character showed up in Spider-Man: Homecoming while everybody else got the chance to learn just what Adrian Toomes is capable of. He may not have any real superpowers to speak of, but he's proven himself to be a fierce adversary on many occasions and is willing to kill to get what he wants. Mysterio may have taken his time to show up in one of the series' many movies , but he's been on the Spider-Man scene since Much like Scarecrow in the Batman series , Quentin Beck isn't blessed with any superhuman powers per se, but is instead an illustrious illusionist and a more than capable chemist to boot.
It's through these means that he's able to go toe to toe with Spider-Man; often relying on his past experience as a stunt man in the process. His masterful tricks have taken Spidey for a ride on more than one occasion and although he has a horrible habit of falling at the final hurdle, he always comes back for more. First appearing back in the eighties, Venom is a sentient alien symbiote that is able to bond with other lifeforms.
It started out as a living spider suit but later evolved into an entity in its own right. Although it's Spider-Man who first plays host to the creature, its most infamous occupant is the Spider-Man-hating journalist, Eddie Brock. Brock's somewhat irrational disdain for the web-slinger is exactly what the symbiote needs to get inside his head and it is quickly able to warp and manipulate his fragile mind.
Together, they are a match for Spider-Man in almost every department and regularly emerge victorious from their encounters with the wall-crawling hero. For as deadly as Venom can be, the symbiotic being is still capable of reason to a certain degree. When the machines creator, Dr. Petty, catch the men trying the steal the Living Brain, they accidently cause the machines controls to malfunction, which makes it go on a rampage.
Maxwell Dillon, aka Electro, was an electrical engineer who got struck by lighting while repairing a power-line. Electro is the first Spider-Man villain thought to be a Mutant, as he was approached by Magneto in the near future. Considered a power-house marvel super-villain, he appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man 9, where he was free from being defeated by the spider because of personal issues at home. In the issue, Peter actually forged a picture of Electro turning out to be Spider-Man, in order to get a thousand dollars from J.
Jonah Jameson for an operation Aunt May required. He became the first marvel villain to be written to be battling Daredevil. They appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man 10, and continued to show up in later issues before crossing over into other titles. Other than that, they aren't very popular, but recognized as original Spider-Man Rogues Gallery members. Mysterio made his official debut in The Amazing Spider-Man 13 , framing Spider-Man for a museum robbery he committed while dressed as him.
He then tries to defeat Spider-Man while playing the hero-persona, tricking Spider-Man using smoke and other film-effects. But he foolishly admits he robbed the museum and framed the web-slinger on camera. It was even revealed that the supposedly aliens in the Tinkerer's hideout in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, were actually Mysterio hired by the Tinkerer. Adjanni A. Fluent in two languages, he graduated from Montana State University in , with an English Writing degree.
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