Character » Cyclone (Gerard) appears in 50 issues.
Two men have taked the identity of Bird-Man and has served as a member of the Ani-Men.
A monk of Dakoth-Kuru, who took control of all his brotherhood.
Blue Streak was a long-time enemy of Captain America's until he was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld.
A foe of Captain America. He was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld and revived years later by the Hood, only to be promptly killed again.
Death Adder was a mute killer who was a member of the Serpent Society. He was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld, but later was brought back by The Hood in order to eliminate the Punisher. Most recently Death Adder joined Crime-Master's Savage Six.
Firebrand was a radical villain who learned how to make weaponry from Stark Industries. He was killed by Scourge.
A small-time thug who battled Spider-Man on several occasions, the Fly was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld. He was later brought back by The Hood, and received power enhancements. Now Fly is member of Crime-Master's Savage Six.
The Hijacker was a minor criminal that used his Crime Tank called the Murder Machine to wreck havoc. He would meet his demise at the Bar with No Name as one of the victims of the Scourge of the Underworld, but was later resurrected.
The first Titania, a member of the Grapplers. She was slain by the Scourge, then revived by The Hood in order to kill the Punisher.
Formerly a member of the Grapplers, Letha was slain by the Scourge of the Underworld during the Bar With No Name massacre. She was later revived by the Hood, who gave her rage-inducing powers.
Criminal with powerful Opti-Blasts that can temporarily blind a person.
Gregory Nettles was an industrial thief when a freak accident at an electronics show transformed him into Megatak. His ability to control electricity and electronic components brought him into conflict with Thor. Megatak would later meet his demise by Scourge but is resurrected years later by the Hood.
A former weapons engineer, David Lieberman became the Punisher's weapons supplier for a short time. He was also especially skilled in the use of computers and technology.
Mind-Wave wears a helmet that allows him to hear the thoughts of any individual within close proximity. He attacks New York City with his massive think tank but is eventually taken down by Daredevil. Mind-Wave would meet his end by Scourge during the Bar with No Name massacre.
"How do you fight a man who can accomplish miracles! That was the problem which confronted the Fantastic Four when they faced the threat of the Miracle Man... The Fantastic Four discovered that even miracles are not always what they seem... not when they are produced by a master hypnotist!"
Mirage is a super-villain who uses life-like holograms to his advantage.
Once a small-time crook, Parker Robbins found a mystical cloak and pair of boots that endowed him with supernatural abilities, allowing for his rise to power as a skilled sorcerer and feared crime lord.
Disgusted by the vulgarity of modern society, Turner D. Century tried to return humanity back to the more innocent times he adored. His campaign was halted by numerous heroes including Spider Woman, Spider Man and Dominic Fortune. He would be killed by the Scourge of the Underworld.
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