Captain America
Captain America is a comic book character that first appeared in Captain America Comics #1
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Absorbing Man First confrontation: Unknown An ultra-violent boxer gone criminal, after Loki bestowed powers on him, he teamed up with the Masters of Evil. |
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Acrobat First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Adam II First confrontation: Unknown Created by Phineas T. Horton, Adam possessed enhanced strength, endurance and durability. He invented less sophisticated androids, some built for combat and some built to impersonate specific people. |
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Adolf Hitler First confrontation: Unknown The man who ruled over Nazi Germany during World War II |
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Aftermath First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Agron First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Akhenaten First confrontation: Unknown Akhenaten was an Egyptian pharoah in the 1300's BC who was chosen by the Celestials to receive a huge portion of the power cosmic and is stronger than Odin himself in all aspects. |
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Alchemoid First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Aleksander Lukin First confrontation: Unknown Aleksander Lukin is a soviet supporting nemesis of Captain America, with a near mutant like sociological genius. |
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Americop First confrontation: Unknown Former Houston police officer turned relentless vigilante doling out his own brand of justice. |
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Ameridroid First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Anaconda First confrontation: Unknown An on-and-off member of the criminal organization the Serpent Society and a freelance mercenary. |
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Android X-4 First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Animus First confrontation: Unknown The Corporation forced Animus to eliminate Captain America to ensure his existence. |
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Anti-Cap First confrontation: Unknown
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Anti-Vision First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Ape-Man First confrontation: Unknown
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Apocryphus First confrontation: Unknown Apocryphus is an Eternal pulled from his time period by Kang to defend Chronopolis. |
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Aquarius First confrontation: Unknown
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Aqueduct First confrontation: Unknown
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Aries First confrontation: Unknown Aries uses the Zodiac Key on the Avengers during their first encounter with the Zodiac organization. |
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Armadillo First confrontation: Unknown Armadillo is a slow-witted man tricked into an inhuman form. He is a criminal by circumstance with few other options in front of him. |
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Army Of Assassins First confrontation: Unknown A group of trained assassins created by Baron Heinrich Zemo assigned to defeat Captain America. |
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Arnim Zola First confrontation: Unknown Armin Zola is a brillant and disturbed scientist. He is able to clone bodies for people and transfer their brain patterns to the new bodies. |
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Arsenal First confrontation: Unknown Arsenal is activated underneath the Avenger's mansion & attacks the Avengers. Captain America & the Scarlet Witch prepare to attack the superhuman robot but Arsenal uses a vacuum unit to suck Captain America towards him. Arsenal then reverses the vacuum thrust & sends Cap right into Scarlet Witch, knocking both of them out. Arsenal's First Appearance: Iron Man issue # 114. |
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Assassin First confrontation: Unknown Killer hired by anonymous clients to murder the Avengers. |
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Atlas First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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August Masters First confrontation: Unknown
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Awesome Andy First confrontation: Unknown An synthetic adaptive android designed by the Mad Thinker to combat super-heroes. Later defected and became an employee of Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg and Holliway. |
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Balor First confrontation: Unknown Balor is an extradimensional entity whose prowess is augmented by magic. |
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Baron Blood First confrontation: Unknown A villian with the abilities of a vampire. |
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Baron Heinrich Zemo First confrontation: Unknown Heinrich Zemo is the twelfth baron Zemo. |
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Baron Helmut Zemo First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Baron Strucker First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Batroc First confrontation: Unknown Batroc is a human mercenary who is skilled in virtually every form of unarmed combat and is a perfect master of savate. He leads a band of hand-picked mercenaries called the Batroc's Brigade. |
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Beyonder First confrontation: Unknown Injected with an experimental super-soldier serum during World War II, frail Steve Rogers became the exemplar of human physical perfection. Armed with an unbreakable shield, he is now Captain America. |
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Bi-Beast First confrontation: Unknown The Bi-Beast is like a combination of Bruce Banner and the Hulk together. Super strong, durable, feral, yet has the intellect of Bruce. This makes the Bi-Beast a dangerous foe. |
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Big Thunder First confrontation: Unknown
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Bird-Man First confrontation: Unknown
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Black Racer First confrontation: Unknown Silent speedster of the Serpent Squad. |
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Black Talon First confrontation: Unknown Black Talon derives his power from the mystic Voodoo arts. He can raise zombies and control them at will. |
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Blackbird First confrontation: Unknown A spy/mercenary recruited by the Leader to fight the Hulk. Later on Blackbird became a lieutenant in Superia's Femizons. |
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Blackbody First confrontation: Unknown Blackbody is one of the stronger personification's of death that destroyed the entire Marvel Universe in a vision seen by the Silver Surfer. He was stopped from being created by the Surfer though. |
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Blackheath First confrontation: Unknown The villain formerly known as Plantman. |
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Blackout First confrontation: Unknown
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Blackwing First confrontation: Unknown This Blackwing is a member of the Circus of Crime. |
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Blastaar First confrontation: Unknown A denizen of the Negitive Zone who battles Annihilus frequently. |
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Blistik First confrontation: Unknown Vigilante bent on improving the quality of life of New Yorkers. |
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Blob First confrontation: Unknown Former mutant with odd but very formidable powers. Now de-powered. |
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Blockbuster First confrontation: Unknown A criminal wearing a high-tech firesuit funded by Justin Hammer comes into conflict with Captain America when he participates in an arson ring. |
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Blood Brothers First confrontation: Unknown Alien brothers who served as minions of Thanos. |
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Bloodwraith First confrontation: Unknown Enemy of the Black Knight, Bloodwraith enjoys taking lives, including innocent ones. |
