The Rebooted "Keep Hope Alive" (that the rights can revert back to Marvel) Thread - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Part 23

[Darkprime]

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Please stop Sony

Surely feige cant be happy about these standalone villain movies. Now we know why Coogler couldnt use Kraven in Black Panther.

 

[Dark Raven]

Surely feige cant be happy about these standalone villain movies. Now we know why Coogler couldnt use Kraven in Black Panther.

He is happy. Can't you see him smiling here?

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[Venom 1988]

Is there a good list anywhere of all the Spidey related characters that Sony controls?

I'm curious what they actually have (or don't have) to work with.

There's a document from the leaked Sony emails that lists all the characters. Not sure if we're allowed to link to it, but I can PM you.

 

[Fallen]

I think this is the next domino to fall - hopefully soon.

Then we and Marvel can put all of our focus on Sony and Spidey.

 

[Endeavor]

Lmao

 

[Endeavor]

There's a document from the leaked Sony emails that lists all the characters. Not sure if we're allowed to link to it, but I can PM you.

Can you just copy/paste the list here?

 

[Darkprime]

Remember at the spidey summit in 2015 sony were considering selling spidey for 5 billion.

 

[Venom 1988]

Can you just copy/paste the list here?

I can but its like 34 pages worth lol. Might have to put it in a few posts.

Spoiler

HERO OR VILLAIN ALTER EGO / REAL NAME (IF KNOWN)
A’Sai
Abner Dunson
Ace “Ace” Spencer
Agent 003 Duncan O'Neill
Agony Leslie Gesneria
Alberto Ortega
Alexis Sharp
Alien Symbiote / Alien Costume
(origin of the black-suited Spider-Man)
Alison Mongrain
Amun Jon Kasiya
Amy Chen
Andros
Angus Munro
Annex Alex Ellis
Answer, The Aaron Nicholson
Antro Hashi Noto
Anubia
Arachne Dr. Sylvia Yacqua
Araña Anya (Ana) Sofia Corazon
Armada
Armand Dubroth
Arnold Strunk
Arranger, The Oswald P. Silkworth
Ashcan Alexander “Alex” Woolcot
Aura Annie Herd
Bag-Man, The a.k.a. The Amazing Bag-Man, a.k.a. The Bombastic Bag-Man Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker
Banjo
Basenji
Basilisk Wayne Gifford
Batwing James “Jimmy” Santini
Beetle Abner Jenkins
Belladonna Narda Ravanna
Bert Gilmore
Big Man (I) a.k.a. Mr. Big Frederick Foswell
Big Man (II) Janice Foswell
Big Wheel, The Jackson Weele
Bizarnage
Black Abbott, The
Black Alfred
Black Bee Damon Hooks
Black Cat Felicia Hardy
Black Fox, The Raul Chalmers
Black Insect Swarm
Black Tarantula (I) Carlos LaMuerto
Black Tarantula (II) Fabian LaMuerto
Blackie Gaxton
Blaze (I) Ashley Crawford, Thomas and Barry (students participating in a hoax)
Blaze (II) Kirk Donaghue
Blitz
Blood Rose Richard Fisk
Blood Spider
Bloodlust Beatta Dubiel
Bloodshed Wyndell Dichinson
Blowtorch
Bluebird (I) Zora Loftus
Bluebird (II) Sally Avril
Bob Rubens
Bombadier
Bomblast Parmenter
Boone
Bounty Hunter
Brace
Brainstorm Jimmy
Brainwasher, The Wilson Fisk
Bramer
Brother Power Achmed Korba
Brown Raincoat
Bruno Grainger
Buddy Corbett
Buel a.k.a. Plasmmage, a.k.a. Gremlyn-Lord
Bugeye Abner
Burglar a.k.a. Carjacker Carradine
Buzz, The Jack Jameson
Buzzard
Caesar "Big C" Cicero

Caiman
Calypso Calypso Ezili
Captain Power Dr. Christina "Chris" Carr
Captain Zero
Cardiac Dr. Elias “Eli” Wirtham
Carlyle, nicknamed Carlyle Calamari
Carnage Cletus Kasady
Carrion (I) Prof. Miles Warren
Carrion (II) Malcolm McBride / Malcolm MacBride
Carrion (III) Dr. William Allen
Cat a.k.a. Cat Burglar, Prowler
Cat, The Walter Hardy
Chakane
Chakra
Chameleon, The Dmitri Smerdyakov a.k.a. Dmitri Kravinoff
Chance Nicholas Powell
Charles H. "Charlie" Buchanan
Charlie
Charlie Shaddock
Chief Inspector Krahn, RCMP

Chloe Tran
Chtylok, the Che-K'n Kau
Clash
Clifton Arliss
Cloak Tyrone "Ty" Johnson
Col. Buchinsky
Coldheart Kateri Deseronto
Commanda Catherine D'Anton
Commuter Ron
Conchita Hernandez
Connie Hunt
Conundrum
Cordite
Corona Dagny Forrester / Dagney Forrester
Cosmic Spider-Man Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker
Creaux
Creep
Crime-Master (I) Nick "Lucky" Lewis
Crime-Master (II) Nick Lewis, Jr.
Critical Mass Arnie Gunderson
Crown a.k.a. Hunger
Crushtacean
Cyber Scarlet Spider Joseph “Joe” Wade
Cyber-Hunters
Cyberslayers
Cyborg X
Cyclone André Gerard
D.K. David Kalen
Daddy Longlegs Ramsey Kole
Dagger Tandy Bowen
Dane Jan Radar
Dark Mairi of the Shore Mairi
Darter Randy Vale
Daze
Dead Aim
Deadmaker Anatolovich
Dealer, The
Delilah
Dementia
Demogoblin an unknown demon, fused with Jason Philip “The Hobgoblin” Macendale, Jr.
Dentist, The
Desinna
Digger (I)
Digger (II) former mobsters known as “The Vegas Thirteen”, including Freddie Carnevale, Santo Castellani, Jimmy “Little Man” Desanti, Louis Fredone, Tony Mascapone, George Sims and seven others
Discord
Disgraziato
Disruptor Richard M. Raleigh
Doctor Angst Jonas Mueller
Doctor Hope
Dr. Jonas Harrow
Dr. Judas Traveller and his Host
Dr. Karl Malus
Doctor Nero Dr. Royce Nero
Doctor Octopus (I) a.k.a. “Doc Ock” (I) Dr. Otto Octavius
Doctor Octopus (II) a.k.a. Lady Octopus, “Lady Ock” Dr. Carolyn Trainer
Doctor Paine Dr. Thaddeus Paine
Don Fortunato Vincente Fortunato
Don Moroni
Don Rigoletto
Donovan Zane
Doppelganger a.k.a. Spider-Man Doppelganger
Dormouse, The
Doug Powell
Draco Demosthenes Q. Drake
Dragon Men
Dragonfly (I) Karsano
Dragonfly (II) Meiko Yin
Dragons street gang
Dreadnoughts
Dryrot Paul Contoni
Duke
Dusk (I) Peter Parker
Dusk (II) Cassie St. Commons
“Dutch” Malone
El Muerto Juan Carlos Estrada Sanchez
El Toro Negro (The Black Bull) Sergio Torres
El Uno
Electro Maxwell "Max" Dillon
Elmak the Light-Shaper
Empathoid, The
Emperor of the Eastern Galactic Sector
Ent
Ephex, The
Equinox a.k.a. Thermodynamic Man, The Terrence “Terry” Sorenson
Excaliber "Slapper" Struthers
Ezekiel Ezekiel Sims
FACADE (Full Acclimation Combat And Defense Explo-skeleton) unknown – suspects include Archer Bryce and Cole Cooper
Fancy Dan (I) Daniel Brito
Fancy Dan (II) Dan Rubinstein
Finisher, The Karl Fiers
Firearm
Firebrand Broxtel
Firefist
Firelight Gabriel "Gabe" O'Hara
Flare
Flint
Flipside
Flying Fox
Flying Tiger
Fogg Thomas Fogg
Foreigner, The Basil, Rafael Sabitini, Lt. Christopher "Kris" Keating and others aliases
Fox, The Reynard Slinker
Foxy Briggs

Frank Cortese
Frank Cruz Franz Kraus
Frank Gibbs
Frankie the Fish
Freak
Fusion (I), the Twin Terror Hubert and Pinky Fusser
Fusion (II) Markley
Future Max Max
Fyodor Rebrov
Gale
Gantry
Gatekeeper, The
Gaunt Prof. Mendel Stromm
Gauntlet Alfredo Morelli
Gavin Thorpe
Gen. Nikolai Kutzof
Genetrix
Gentleman, The Gustav Fiers
Geoffrey “Boss” Barnett
George Hill
Gibbon, The Martin Blank
Goblinettes
Gog
Gorath Tenclaws
Gray Goblin, The Gabriel Stacy
Green Goblin, The (I) Norman Osborn II
Green Goblin, The (II)
a.k.a. “The New Goblin” Harold “Harry” Osborn
Green Goblin, The (III) Dr. Barton "Bart" Hamilton
Green Goblin, The (IV) Phillip “Phil” Urich
Green Goblin, The (V)
Green Goblin, The (VI) Norman "Normie" Harry Osborn
Green Goblin Construct
Gremlyns, The
Grim Hunter Vladimir Kravinoff
Gripes
Grizzly Maxwell Markham
Grunz
Guardian a hulking clone of Spider-Man
Gunplay Miho Mikashi
Gunther Stein
Guy Jones
Gypsy Moth Sybil Dvorak
Hal Goldman
Hammerhead
Hardshell Leila Davis
Harrier
Headhunter
Headsman, The
Helix Rafael Carago
Hermit Timothy Quail
Hershell
Hitman, The Burt Kenyon
Hobgoblin, The (I) Roderick Kingsley
Hobgoblin, The (II) Arnold "Lefty" Donovan
Hobgoblin, The (III) Ned Leeds
Hobgoblin, The (IV) Jason Philip Macendale, Jr.
Hobgoblin, The (V)
Hobgoblin 2211 Robin Bourne
Homo Arachnis Carlton Drake
Honcho
Honeysuckle Muldoon
Hornet (I) Peter Parker
Hornet (II) Eddie McDonough
Human Fly, The Richard Deacon
Humbug Prof. Buck Mitty
Hybrid Scott Washington
Hydro-Man Morris Bench
Hypertron a.k.a. Bobster Sturdevant E. "Bob" Robbins
Hypno-Hustler and the Mercy Killers
Ian Forbes
Iguana, The
Jack child-sized clone of Spider-Man
Jackal Prof. Miles Warren
Jack O’Lantern Jason Philip Macendale, Jr.
Jacks miniature clones of The Jackal and Spider-Man
Jaime Jade
Jake Martino
Jason Havershaw
Jason Tso
Jefferson Bolt
Jigsaw Billy "The Beaut" Russo
Jimmy “The Mouth” Tannen
Jimmy-Six Giacomo Fortunato
Joe Smith a.k.a. “A Guy Named Joe” Joseph “Joe” Smith
Joey
Joey Face
Joey Z
Jonathon Caesar
Josephine “Joey” Pulaski
Joshua Coolridge
Joystick Janice Olivia Yanizeski
Kaina Marcy Kane
Kaine flawed clone of Peter Parker
Kaneshiro
Kangaroo (I) Frank Oliver
Kangaroo (II) Brian Hibbs
Kid Ock Oliver “Ollie” Osnick
Killerwatt
Killshot
King Lizard
Kingpin, The Wilson Fisk, a.k.a. Harold Howard
Knight Malcolm Knight
Knockout Elizabeth Rawson
Komodo
Kraven The Hunter (I) Sergei Kravinoff
Kraven The Hunter (II) Alyosha “Al” Kravinoff
Kurudred the Blood Drinker a.k.a. Tyrant of Dolara, a.k.a. Master of the Night Spawn
Larry Arnold
Lasher (I) Ramon Hernandez
Lasher (II)
Leroy Tallon
Lightmaster (I) Dr. Edward Lansky
Light-Master (II)
Lightning Fist
Living Brain, The
Living Pharaoh, The Akasha Martinez
Lizard, The Dr. Curtis “Curt” Connors
Lizard Offspring
Lobo Brothers, The Carlos and Eduardo Lobo
Locksmith, The
Looter, The a.k.a. Meteor Man Norton G. Fester
Lorenzo Jacobi
Lucky Lobo
Mad Jack Daniel Berkhart & Maguire Beck
Mad Hatter, The
Madam Qwa
Madam Web / Madame Web Cassandra Webb
Madame Fang
Major Toler Weil
Malo
Man-Monster a.k.a. Smasher
Man-Mountain Marko Michael Marko
Manslaughter Marsdale Marsdale
Man-Spider Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker
Man-Wolf Col. John Jameson
Master Monarch
Master of Vengeance Dwight Faron
Master Planner Dr. Otto Octavius
Master Programmer
artificial intelligence, based on the mind of Dr. Otto Octavius
Master Zei
Mechanoids
Medea
Medgar DuPaul
Megawatt Dirk Leyden
Menace
Meteor Man Norton G. Fester
Midas, the Golden Man Malcolm Merriwell
Mindblast Danielle Forte
Mindworm William Turner
Mirage Desmond Charne
Miss Arrow Ero
Mister Negative Martin Li
Molten Man Mark Raxton
Montana (I) Jackson W. Brice
Montana (II) Montana Bale
Morbius the Living Vampire Dr. Michael Morbius
Morgan Hall
Morlun
Morris “The Snake” Diamond
Morris Forelli
Morty Phillips
Moses Magnum
Mother Inferior
Mr. Brownstone Garrison Klum
Mr. Nacht
Mr. Nobody
Mr. P & Mr. Q
Mr. Zodiac Astro; sometimes in persona as Jane Virgo
Ms. Fortune Laura
M'Sieu Tete
Mud-Thing Sandman (Flint Marko/William Baker) and Hydro-Man (Morris Bench) fused together
Murder[er] By Spider
Muse Shannon Fitzpatrick
Mutilation Killer, The
Mysterio (I) Quentin Beck, sometimes posing in character under aliases like Dr. Ludwig Rinehart
Mysterio (II) Daniel “Dan” Berkhart
Mysterio (III) Francis Klum
Myth Monster, The

 

[Venom 1988]

Part 2

Spoiler

Nails Hogan
Nardi
Nautilus
Needle, The
Nightwatch Dr. Kevin Barry Trench
Nocturne Angela Cairn
Ogre
Operator, The Lenny Flynn
Orbit
Overdrive
Override Dr. Gregory “Greg” Herd
Ox, The (I) Raymond Bloch
Ox, The (II) Ronald Bloch
Ox, The (III) Bruno Sanchez
Pale Rider
Patch (I) Frederick Foswell
Patch (II)
Paul Tannen
Persuader, The Roland Rayburn
Pester
Phage Carl Mach
Phillip Cussler, Sr.
Phreak Steve Petty
Pigeon
Piranis
Pitbull Kevin Wilson
Pity
Poison
Cecelia Cardinale and the other-dimensional entity named Ylandris
Polestar Thomas Duffy
Poltergeist Michael Silk
Poodle Clémence Duval
Primal Lizard
Pro
Prodigy (I) Peter Parker
Prodigy (II) Richie Gilmore
Prodigy, The
Prof. Ramon Vasquez
Proto-Goblin Nels Van Adder
Prowler, The (I) Hobie Brown
Prowler, The (II) “The Cat”
Prowler, The (III) Rick Lawson
Pulse-2
Pulse-3
Pulse-4
Puma, The Thomas Fireheart
Punisher, The Frank Castle (born Frank Castiglione)
Purty Larry
Pyromania
Queen Adriana 'Ana' Soria
Quorum
Ramshot Samuel Caulkin
Ranger, The
Rapier Dominic Tyrone
Raptar
Rasheed ven Garmchee
Rattler Henry Bingham
Raul Quentino
Ravage
Razorback Buford Hollis
Razorwire (I)
Razorwire (II)
Reapers street gang
Red Nine Wallace Jackson
Replicoids duplicates of Richard and Mary Parker
Rhino, The a.k.a. Mecha-Rhino Alex O'Hirn, born as Aleksei Mikhailovich Sytsevich
Ricochet (I) Peter Parker
Ricochet (II) Johnathon “Johnny” Gallo
Riot Trevor Cole
Ripjak
31st Century Martian, mutated by Spider-Man's genetic material
Ripster
Roberto DeNatale
Robin Vega
Robot Master Prof. Mendel Stromm
Rocket Racer Robert Farrell
Roland Treece
Rose, The (I) a.k.a. Blood Rose Richard Fisk
Rose, The (II) Det. Sgt. Blume
Rose, The (III) Jacob Conover
Rupert M. Dockery
Sandman, The Flint Marko, born as William Baker,
a.k.a. Sylvester Mann
Sandstorm Tony Trainor
Santa Claus Burglar
Sarah Stacy
Satellite
Savage Fin
Scarlet Spider (I) Ben Reilly
Scarlet Spider (II) Joseph “Joe” Wade
Scavulture
Schemer, The Richard Fisk
Schizoid Man Chip Martin
Scorcher, The Steven Hudak
Scorpia Elaine Coll
Scorpion, The MacDonald “Mac” Gargan
Scream Donna Diego
Screech Maxwell "Max" Taylor
Screwball
Scrier
Scrier, Jr. / Scrier Junior Matthew DeRoma
Sean Dunne
Sentry (I) Curtis Elkins
Sentry (II) Senator Stewart Ward
Seth Youngblood
Shade Jake
Shadrac (I) Gray Dolman
Shadrac (II) Dr. Gregory “Greg” Herd
Shaker
Shaman Threetrees
Shard
Shathra Sharon Keller
Shell
She-Venom Anne Weying
Shiwa ven Garmchee
SHOC Neal Aiken, born Todd Fields
Shocker Herman Schultz
Shot
Shriek Sandra Deel a.k.a. Frances Louise Barrison
Silence-1
Silence-2
Silver Sable Silver Sablinova
Silvermane Silvio Manfredi
Simon Stroud
Sin-Eater (I) Det. Stanley “Stan” Carter
Sin-Eater (II) Michael Engelschwert
Sin-Eater (II) Michael Engelschwert
Sister Sun Sha Shan
Six-Armed Spider-Man Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker
Skein Sybil Dvorak
Skinhead Edward “Eddie” Cross
Skull-Jacket
Slade
Slambeaux
Slasher, The Elyse Nelson
Sleeper
Slime sentient empathic slime within NYC sewers
Slyde Jalome Beacher
Smithville Thunderbolt, The (I) Fred Hopkins

Smithville Thunderbolt, The (II) Ludlow Grimes
Smythe (I) Prof. Spencer Smythe
Smythe (II) Alistair Alphonso Smythe
“Snake” Sanchus
Snaky Duvall
Sneak Thief
Solo James Bourne
Sorcerer, The Jonathan East
Spark
Specialist, The
Speed Demon James Sanders
Speedball Robert “Robbie” Baldwin
SpellCheck Benjamin “Ben” Pancake
Spider Clone Ben Reilly
Spider-Amoeba
Spider-Boy Peter “Pete” Ross
Spider-Boy 2099 Mig-El Gand
Spider-Carnage Ben Reilly and the symbiote Carnage
Spidercide clone of Spider-Man
Spider-Girl May “Mayday” Parker
Spider-Girl 2020 May Parker
Spider-Hulk Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker
Spider-Hybrid, The
Spider-Kid Oliver “Ollie” Osnick
Spider-Lizard Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker
Spider-Man (I) Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker
Spider-Man (II) Ben Reilly
Spider-Man 2099 Miguel O'Hara
Spider-Man 2211 Dr. Max Borne
Spider-Man imposter Ron Corbett
Spider-Man imposter Marc Noletti
Spider-Man imposter Hans Jansen
Spider-Man imposters David, Mike and a third, unnamed actor
Spider-Man Robot a.k.a. el Arana del Diablo (The Spider of the Devil, or Devil's Spider)
Spider-Phoenix Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker
Spider-Slayers various “Marks” of robots
Spider-Wasp Sharon Keller
Spider-Woman (I) Jessica Drew
Spider-Woman (II) Julia Cornwall Carpenter
Spider-Woman (III) Martha “Mattie” Franklin
Spider-Woman (IV) Charlotte Witter
Spider-X Brian Kornfield
Spindrifter Marandi Sjörokker
Spinneret
Spoiler, The
Spot Dr. Johnathon Ohnn / Dr. Jonathan Ohnn
Squid, The Don “Donny” Callahan
Stag Beetle, The Krolnek
Stalker
Stampede
Starngore Maxwell "Max" Dillon
Steel Spider Oliver “Ollie” Osnick
Stegron the Dinosaur Man Dr. Vincent Stegron
Steven “Skip” Westcott
Stone Gerald Stone
Strongarm Cary Armstrong
Stunner Angelina Brancale
Styx Jacob Eishorn
Sugar Face
Sundown Dr. David Patrick Lowell
Supercharger Ronald “Ronnie” Hilliard
Swarm Fritz Von Meyer
Swift-1
Sybarite Sybil Dvorak
Synario Angela Bradford
Synthetic Man, The a.k.a. The Hollow Man robot into which The Sorcerer projects his consciousness
Tangle
Tara
Tarantula (I) Anton Miguel Rodriguez
Tarantula (II) Capt. Luis Alvarez
Tarros
Tendril River Verys
Terrier (I) Monte Devlin
Terrier (II) Gordon “Gordo” Savinsky
Therak Theodore “Theo” Davros
Thermite
Thermo the Thermatronic Man, a.k.a. The Street Stalker Dr. Walter Michaels
Thousand, The Carl King
“Three Fingers” Eddie Enders
Thunderclap Stanley George Johnson
Tick-Tock
Timespinner robot created to impersonate Spider-Man
Tinkerer, The (I) a.k.a. The Terrible Tinkerer Phineas T. Mason
Tinkerer, The (II) Elijah Stern
Tom Cochrane
Tombstone Lonnie Thompson Lincoln
Tordenkakerlakk a.k.a. The Thunder Cockroach
Toxin Patrick “Pat” / “Paddy” Mulligan
Toy robot created by The Thinkerer
Tracer
Troglodyte
Turbine Joline Cargill
Turner D. Century Clifford F. Michaels
Twit
Typeface Pvt. Gordon “Geordie” Thomas
Uber-Machine
Undertaker, The Conrad Eisenstadt
Vaalu
Vacuum
Valeri Kasatanov
Venom (I) Edward Charles "Eddie" Brock
Venom (II) Angelo Fortunato
Venom (III) MacDonald “Mac” Gargan
Venom 2099
Venture
Vermin Edward Whelan
Vince Granetti
Vincent “Vince” Tannen
Virtue Ethan Edwards
Virus, The Corman
Vladimir Kravinoff
Vortex
VR-39 Master Programmer’s cyberspace creation
Vulture 2099, The
Vulture, The (I) Adrian Toomes
Vulture, The (II) Blackie Drago
Vulture, The (III) Dr. Clifton Shallot
Warfare
Warrant Gray Garrison / Grey Garrison
Webber
Wendigo, The elemental creature
Wes Cassady Wesley Cassady
Whiplash Leean Foreman
Whisper-3
White Dragon
White Ninja, The (I)
White Ninja, The (II) Abe Brown
White Rabbit Lorina Dodson
WHO (Worldwide Habitual Offenders) sentient computer
Wild Whip
Will O’The Wisp Jackson Arvad
William
Willy Stein
Winston Shepherd
Winston Walker
Wraith, The Brian DeWolff
Wysper Jennifer "Jenny" Stewart
Xandu the Unspeakable a.k.a.
Xandu the All-Powerful
Xanja
XP-2000 a.k.a. XP
Yano
Yith

 

[Marvel united]

Several of those characters appeared in HC...

 

[Venom 1988]

Part 3

Spoiler

TEAMS/GROUPS/GANGS Note: members are only listed if they are not mentioned above
Amazing Siskinsky Sisters, The Sophie Siskinsky and her sisters
Anarchists for Freedom
Animen

Arcane Order of the Night Andrew Carpathian and his cult members
ARES (Assassination, Revolution, Extortion, and Sabotage)
Bacchae, The
Band of Baddies
Banko Squad armed robbers
Barons, The street gang
Bedrocks
Black Apostles, The The Monks of Dakoth-Kuru
Black Hoods, The terrorists in Northern Ireland
Blue Boys criminal gang
Brll'nah>Zhhk<, The alien race
Cabal of Scriers, The
Cadre
Cell-12
Cult of the Jackal
Death Squad
Deathweb
Diggers Life Foundation operatives
Dragon Lords, The
White Dragon, Tommy Li and other street gang members
Enforcers, The
Exterminators, The team of villains led by The Chameleon
Femme Fatales
Golden Horde, The
John, Paul, Ringo, and George
Jury, The

League of Three Threes, The
Legion of Light
Litter, The
M’Sieu Tete’s gang Goldie, Shiner and Silent Joe
Mimes, The
Monks of the Hidden Temple, The
High Priest (Guardian of the Light), Giant One and other guardian monks
Mutantmen
National Crime Syndicate
New Enforcers, The
Order of the Goblin, The
Outlaws, The
Penny Ant-Es
People's Liberation Front terrorist group
Platoon
Praetorian Guard, The
Protectors Life Foundation mercenaries
Q-4 Russian mercenaries
Rat Pack
Ricardo, Freddy and Dumbo
Rogues, The
Shadowforce Alpha

Silencers mercenaries
Silver Squad, The
Sinister Seven, The
Sinister Six, The
Sinister Syndicate, The
Sinister Twelve, The
Sisterhood of the Wasp, The
Slingers, The
Snake Clan Faire de Lain and his followers in their Peruvian tribe
Spacemen, The
Spider Clan Taran, High Priestess of the Temple of the Great Weaver, and her followers in their Peruvian tribe
Spider Society, The
Spider-Man Revenge Squad, The
a.k.a. The Legion of Losers
Spider-Squad 3 unnamed criminals (a strongman, an acrobat, and a tumbler)
Students of Love
Teacher, Brother Bruce, Brother Guy, Brother Lenny, Sister Betty (Betty Brant), Sister Jane, Sister Kate (Kate Cushing) and other cult members
Subhumans, The
NYC sewer-dwellers who assist Morbius
Technomancers, The and their Menagerie Master Om, Maegis Gunther Senreic, Maegis Hamilton Cromwell and others
Terror Unlimited terrorist group
Tiger’s Claw, The street gang
Timmy, Chester and Myron
former AIM agents who tried to steal Hypertron 1.0
True Believers, The
Ultimate Enforcers, The
Universal Liberation Army terrorist group
Venom Task Force Det. Clark, Det. Steen and other members of the police task force
Vulturions
Waiters, The tuxedo-wearing assassins
Warzone Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta
Wicked Brigade, The
Wild Pack band of mercenaries led by Silver Sable


SUPPORTING CHARACTERS
Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. – neighbors of the Parkers in Forest Hills
Abdul – Arabian intelligence agent
Abernathy, Abner – Daily Bugle
Adams – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team
Alexia – Aleksei “Rhino” Sytsevich’s niece
Allan, Elizabeth “Liz” / Elizabeth “Liz” Allen / Elizabeth “Liz” Osborn – Harry Osborn’s wife
Allan, Mr. – Liz Allan’s/Liz Osborn’s father
Allan, Mrs. – Liz Allan’s/Liz Osborn’s mother
Anderson, ‘Big” John – neighbor in Peter Parker’s apartment building
Anderson, Charles – government operative
Anna Makarova Kravinoff – Sergei “Kraven the Hunter” Kravinoff’s mother
Arguelles, Manuel "Mosquito" – young boy/fan of Spider-Man
Askwith family – Canadian politician, his wife and daughter
Baker, Anne-Marie – ESU
Baker, Floyd – Flint “The Sandman” Marko’s (William Baker’s) father
Balinger, Prof. – ESU
Banks, Sharon – attorney; defended “Flash” Thompson
Bannon, Lance – Daily Bugle
“Barker” – Caryn Earle’s dog
Barron, Rick “Red” – nurse
Barto, Dr. Hillman – scientist; designer of Annex’s armor/cyborg system
Barto, Marjorie – Dr. Hillman Barto’s wife
Barto, Melody – Dr. Hillman Barto’s daughter
Bell, Belinda – actress
Bendix, Dr. Albert – physician for Norman Osborn
Bennett, LaFronce – young boy; Spider-Man fan
Bernhammer, Cynthia – attorney; defended Robbie Robertson
Bestman, Gregory – Adrian “The Vulture” Toomes’ business partner
Blake – Midtown High student
Bolton, Dr. Bradley – computer specialist
Boullion, Andre – underworld “fence”; friend of the Black Fox
Bradley, Carrie – stockbroker; self-defense instructor; neighbor of Ben Reilly
Bradshaw, Paul – Walter “Thermo the Thermatronic Man” Michaels’ friend
Brant, Bennett – Betty Brant’s brother
Brant, Betty, later Betty Leeds – Daily Bugle
Briggs, Stephanie – FBI
Briosky, Mr. – casino owner
Brock, Carol – Eddie “Venom” Brock’s father
Brock, Jamie – Eddie “Venom” Brock’s mother
Brock, Mary – Eddie “Venom” Brock’s sister
Broga, Col. Rudev – ruler of a South American country
Brooks, Anna – Canadian reporter
Brother Ian – monk; his order contained the mutant William
Brother Richard – monk; his order contained the mutant William
Brown, Frank – Mary Jane’s mother’s cousin
Brown, Kenny – Daily Bugle
Brown, Mindy S. McPherson – wife of Hobie “The Prowler” Brown
Browne, Blaine – Daily Bugle
Buckner, Grant – attorney; defended Peter Parker
Bullit, Sam – politician
Bunsen, Isabel “Izzy” – Daily Bugle
Bushkin, Barney – Daily Globe
Byrnes, Kevin – Mary Jane’s nephew
Byrnes, Timothy – Mary Jane’s ex-brother-in-law
Byrnes, Tommy – Mary Jane’s nephew
Caches, Marina, Prof. – Carlos “Black Tarantula” LaMuerto’s ex-wife
Cahill – member of Daily Bugle board of directors
Caldrone, Javier – Tri Corp Research Foundation
Callahan, "Big” Mike – father of Donny “The Squid” Callahan; Ben and Richard Parker’s friend
Camino, Lee – business executive; target of Headhunter
Campbell, Meredith – Daily Bugle; dated Phil Urich
Caputo, Dr. Julia – physician; treated dying woman believed to be “Aunt” May Parker
Cardinale, Carlos – son of Cecelia “Poison” Cardinale
Carl – Daily Bugle
Carpathian, Ambrose – cult founder of Arcane Order of the Night
Carradine, Jessica – daughter of the man who killed “Uncle” Ben Parker; dated Ben Reilly
Carrera, Mia – Roger Hochberg’s girlfriend
Carter – advertising agent
Cassidy, Dr. Viktor – creator of fear-inducing Cassidy Crystals
Castle, Maria / Maria Falconio – Frank “The Punisher” Castle’s wife
Chambers, Joseph – war veteran; burglary victim
Chance, Bobby – boxer
Chang, Philip “Phil”– ESU
Charles Fortesque Smythington IV a.k.a. “Wino Charlie” – homeless alcoholic
Chase, Det. Sloane – NYPD
Chase, Quentin III – trustee that funded the Tri Corp Research Foundation
Chasen, Greg – physician
Chekov, Arthur “Anton” – poet; one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants
Chekov, Bette – granddaughter of Arthur Chekov
Cherryh, Randolph Winston – politician
Chesbro – assistant to the Black Tarantula
Chip – ESU
Chow, Raymond – physician
Chum, Oswald – Daily Globe
Clayton, Katrinka Janice "K.J." – Daily Globe publisher
Clemmens, Charles – cab driver; crime informant
Clemmens, Gladys – Charles Clemmens’ wife
Clemmens, Jimmy – Charles Clemmens’ son
Clyde – Midtown High student
Cobbwell, Prof. – scientist
Connors, Billy – Dr. Curt Connors’ son
Connors, Dr. Martha – Dr. Curt Connors’ wife
Coolridge, Melissa – student; sister of Joshua Coolridge
Cooper, Miranda "Randi" – neighbor in Peter Parker’s apartment building
Corazon, Gil – newspaper reporter: Anya “Araña” Sofia Corazon’s father
Cord, Joe – longtime friend of Dmitri “The Chameleon” Smerdyakov
Corliss, Dean – Dean at ESU
Corman – AGK employee, possessed by the Virus
Cosmos, B.J. / B.J. Kosmojian – filmmaker; hired by the Green Goblin
Costas, Jimmy – reformed purse-snatcher
Cox, Kelly – Midtown High assistant principal
Cross, Rabbi Chaim – Edward “Skinhead” Cross’ father
Cushing, Kathryn "Kate" – Daily Bugle
D’Angelo, Dana – Miguel O’Hara’s fiancée
Daley, Brian, Jr. – Brian and Marjorie Daley’s son
Daley, Brian, Sr. – politician
Daley, Marjorie – Brian Daley’s wife
Danner, Vicki – Washington, DC liaison to the Daily Bugle
Danton, Phil – member of Canadian bicycle safety group The Right-Riders
Davis, Principal – Midtown High principal
Davis, Brad – ESU student; briefly dated Mary Jane Watson
Deacon – NYPD officer
Dean, Pamela – Daily Globe
Del, Mr. – Midtown High science teacher
DeLionatus, Anton – Delazny Studios producer
Dempsy, Sharon – Brock family maid
Destino, Col. Alex – Marine; victim of Fusion
Deveraux – movie director
DeWinter, Roxanne – reporter in Smithville, PA
DeWolff, Jean, Capt. – NYPD
DeWolff, Phillip – father of Jean DeWolff and Brain “The Wraith” DeWolff
Dex – Morlun’s slave
Diane – girlfriend of Jack; romance opposed by the Golden Horde and the Bacchae
Dillon, Anita – Max “Electro” Dillon’s mother
Dillon, Jonathan – Max “Electro” Dillon’s father
Dillon, Norma Lynn – Max “Electro” Dillon’s ex-wife
Doman, Peter – Midtown High student
Donaldson – Daily Bugle
Dorman, Jake – Midtown High student
Dr. Bromwell – physician for May “Aunt May” Parker
Dr. Cargill – scientist; Joline “Turbine” Cargill’s father
Dr. Fiori – physician; treated Cissy Ironwood
Dunson, David – soldier; Abner Dunson’s son
Duran, Courtney – May “Mayday” Parker’s friend
Dwyer – ESU president
Earle, Caryn – neighbor of Peter Parker
Eddie – manipulated by Midas, the Golden Man
Edwards – Daily Bugle
Edwards, Ginny – publicist for Peter Parker’s book Webs
“El Lobo” – slumlord
Ellis, Ken – Daily Bugle
Epstein, Dr. Nora – Salt Lake City College science department
Esposito, Roseanne – ESU student; Cissy Ironwood’s friend
Estevez, Steven – teacher; former social worker
Ethan – ESU; victim of Carnage
Exmore, Sam – Daily Bugle
Ezili, Mambo – Calypso Ezili’s sister (deceased)
Falconer, Calvin – GARID
Fallon – “blind” date for Peter Parker
Farber, Harvey K. – ESU student
Farrell, Emma Johnson – mother of Robert “Rocket Racer” Farrell
Farrow, Det. Frank – NYPD
“Felix” – Siskinsky Sisters’ panther
Fender, Billy – private investigator
Fielding, Clarence – bookkeeper
Fields, Dr. William – HYDRA scientist; Todd “SHOC” Fields’ father
Fields, Marjory – Todd “SHOC” Fields’ moher
Finch, George – new owner of Ace Signs; fired Geordie “Typeface” Thomas
Finkelstein, Harvey – overzealous admirer of Elyse “Slasher” Nelson
Fisch, Shelly – ESU grant program
Fisk, Vanessa – Wilson “The Kingpin” Fisk’s wife
Fitzpatrick, William “Wild Will” – WW II OSS agent; father of Mary Fitzpatrick Parker; grandfather of Peter Parker
Fleming – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team
Folsome, Dr. – physician; pawn of Norman Osborn who “delivered” Peter and Mary Jane’s baby
Forelli, Lynn – Morris Forelli’s daughter
Forrester, Credric – Dagny “Corona” Forrester’s brother
Forrester, Dr. Cedric – scientist; Dagny “Corona” Forrester’s brother
Fox, Conrad – former criminal
Franklin, Bernice – Mattie “Spider-Woman” Franklin’s father
Franklin, Jeremy – Mattie “Spider-Woman” Franklin’s father
Frederickson, Kolina – nurse; love interest for Norman Osborn
Frickett, Sadie – former girlfriend of Morris “Hydro-Man” Bench
Fude, Jimmy – restaurant manager; Tommy Fude’s brother
Fude, Tommy – restaurant manager; Jimmy Fude’s brother
Galannan, Bill – GARID
Gannon, Rich – design engineer
Gardner, Donna – hit-and-run victim; Donnie Gardner’s sister
Gardner, Donnie – Donna Gardner’s twin brother
Garrett, Det. Neil – NYPD
Georgi – Russian scientist; helped create The Rhino
“Gerbil” – injured football player; Spider-Man volunteered to played for him
Gibbs, Harry Det. – NYPD (deceased); his form was used by Vaalu
Gibbs, Jacob – Frank and Vicky Gibbs’ son
Gibbs, Tanya – Frank and Vicky Gibbs’ daughter
Gibbs, Vicky – Frank Gibbs’ wife
Gillis, Officer – NYPD
Gladhand, Charlie – host of TV’s “PEOPLE TALKING”
Glenville, Sara – undercover CID agent
Godbe, Janine, born Elizabeth Tyne – waitress; love interest for Ben Reilly
Gooner, Melvin – Daily Bugle
Gorman, Edward – ESU chancellor
Grace, Lt. Sylvia – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team
Grafton, Dr. Susan – physician; treated Martha and Billy Connors
Grant, Gloria “Glory” – Daily Bugle
Grantz, Ellen – nurse
Green, Sally – ESU student
Greer, Gabrielle – Ben Reilly’s neighbor
Gregg, Emil – compulsive liar who claimed to the The Sin-Eater
Gregor – servant to the Kravinoff family
Grey, Fettes – screenwriter
Grimes, Amy – Ludlow “Smithville Thunderbolt” Grimes’ wife
Grimes, Jeff – Ludlow “Smithville Thunderbolt” Grimes’ son
Grimes, Willy – Ludlow “Smithville Thunderbolt” Grimes’ son
Grunz – extraterrestrial acquaintance of A'Sai
“Gulyadkin” – Kraven’s pet lion
Haight, Jeffrey – Daily Bugle
Hamilton, Mark – cult leader
Hanks, Chara – Seth Hanks’ mother
Hanks, Seth – idiot-savant math prodigy
Hapgood, Barry – Midtown High student
Hardesty, Jennifer – Midtown High student
Hardesty, Stephen – Jennifer Hardesty’s brother
Hardy, Stan – Tri Corp Research Foundation
Hargrove, Elias – scientist; cousin of Dr. Otto “Doc Ock” Octopus
Harris, Toni – Daily Bugle
Harrison, Joey – Timmy Harrison’s brother
Harrison, Timmy – terminally ill boy; Spider-Man fan
Hart, Donald – wealthy businessman; one of the Game Players
Havershaw, Andrea – Jason Havershaw’s mother; victim of Skull-Jacket
Helga – nurse for “Flash” Thompson
Hibbert, Ellen – NYPD; neighbor in Forest Hills
Hibbert, Hope – Ellen Hibbert’s daughter; babysat by Anna May Watson
Hills, Edwin – software billionaire; one of the Game Players
Hinds, Robert – Midtown High student
Hobie – Canadian performing bicyclist in The Right-Riders
Hochberg, Roger – ESU student; friend of Peter Parker
Hogan, Joseph “Crusher” – pro wrestler
Hollis, Bobby Sue – Buford “Razorback” Hollis’ sister; Legion of Light cult member
Hopkins, Steve – ESU student
Howard, Prof. Mark – ESU science teacher
Hughes, Timber – Alyosha Kravinoff's girlfriend
Hunter, Teale – TV producer
Hutton, Prof. – ESU
Igoe, Max – Daily Bugle
Igor – Russian scientist; helped create The Rhino
Ionello, Jason – Midtown High student
Ironwood, Priscilla “Cissy” – ESU student; dated Peter Parker
Ironwood, Prof. Daniel – ESU astronomer; father of Cissy Ironwood
Jack – boyfriend of Diane; romance opposed by the Golden Horde and the Bacchae
Jack – brother of Kasey; helped Spidey defeat Electro
Jacoby, Kyle – Midtown High gym teacher
Jameson, David – J. Jonah Jameson’s father
Jameson, Dr. Marla / Dr. Marla Madison – scientist; J. Jonah Jameson’s second wife
Jameson, J. Jonah – Daily Bugle
Jameson, Joan – J. Jonah Jameson’s first wife (deceased)
Jameson, Randy – J. Jonah Jameson’s nephew
Janson, Dr. Andrea Janson – HYDRA scientist
Jastrow, Dean – ESU faculty
Jerkins – Daily Bugle
Jerome, Jason – actor; attempted to seduce Mary Jane
Jerome, Johnny – Aunt May’s love interest (before Uncle Ben)
Jill – Daily Bugle
Joey – Midtown High student
Johnsmeyer, James – international financier, backed “The Great Game”
Johnston – former corrupt police officer; operative of The Rose
Jones – member of Daily Bugle board of directors
Jones, “Dirty” Jake (“D.J.”) – paparazzo
Jones, Arnie – newspaper seller on 43rd Street
Jones, Sandy – Daily Globe
Jorgenson, Prof. Hans – ESU biology instructor
Josh – ESU student
Julie – Midtown High administrative assistant
Kafka, Dr. Ashley – founder and director of Ravencroft
Kane, Marcy – ESU
Kannon, Doris – bank teller
Karen – Jason Philip “Hobgoblin” Macendale’s ex-wife (now remarried)
Kasey – brother of Jack; helped Spidey defeat Electro
Katrobousis, Dick – Daily Bugle
Katzenberg, Nicholas “Nick” – Daily Bugle
Kay – Daily Bugle and/or Daily Globe
Keene – Daily Bugle
Kelleher, Mary – ESU botanist; assistant of David Patrick “Sundown” Lowell
Kennedy, Det. Louise – Salt Lake City police officer
Kessler, Jackie – NYPD; Angela “Nocturne” Cairn’s friend; victim of Vermin
Kim – Daily Bugle
King Stefan of Symkaria
Kingsley, Daniel – Roderick “Hobgoblin” Kingsley’s brother
Kirby, Davida – May “Mayday” Parker’s friend
Kirkland – AGK Corporation executive
Kissick, Dr. – ESU biochemist
Klein, Sarah – public relations; J. Jonah Jameson’s neice
Klemmer – Delazny Studios F/X director; framed for a crime
Knight, Leo – Malcolm “Knight” Knight’s brother
Korpse, Dr. Boris – scientist and demolitions expert; assisted Felicia “Black Cat” Hardy
Kramer, Ronda – Midtown High student
Krenshaw, Dean – ESU administrator
Krolnek, Heather – Krolnek “The Stag Beetle’s” daughter
Kuklin, Dr. Bailey – psychiatrist; treated Debra Whitman
Kwan, Terry – Tri Corp Research Foundation
Lamont, Lt. Jake – NYPD
Lana – archaeologist in the far future; discovered Spidey’s web-shooters with Zack
Lanning, Dr. Sydney – ESU scientist
Lefferts, Bob – agent; handles actor Zane Whelan
Leroy – Delazny Studios stuntman; replaced by Spider-Man
Leslie – thug posing “The Slasher”
Lessman – Daily Bugle
Lewis, Det. Garon – NYPD; ex-husband of Shirley Washington
Lewis, Devon – son of Det. Garon Lewis and Shirley Washington
Lewis, Prof. Henry – scientists; experiment created Knight and Fogg
Liam – resident of Belfast, Ireland; terrorized by The Black Hoods
Locker, Mr. – attorney; defended Peter Parker
Lombardo – advertising agent
Loop – Cat’s Eye Investigations
Lopez, Father Enrique – priest; aids NYC immigrants
Lorca, Maggie – Daily Bugle
Lu, Nancy – May “Mayday” Parker’s friend
Lubensky, Nathan R. – Aunt May’s love interest (after Uncle Ben)
Lubisch, Dr. Maxwell – ESU professor
Lumley, Judy – Daily Bugle
Lydia Hardy – mother of Felicia “Black Cat” Hardy; wife of Walter “The Cat” Hardy
Lynn – Anya “Araña” Sofia Corazon’s best friend

 

[Venom 1988]

And finally Part 4

Spoiler

Macendale, Jay – Jason Philip “Hobgoblin” Macendale’s son
MacIntosh, Ann – Daily Bugle
MacNamara, Harvey – ESU registrar
Macone, Joey – NYPD
Macone, Mary Ann – Officer Joey Macone’s wife
Magee, Philmont – State Street Hospital patient
Mallone, “Dutch” – gangster of the 1930s; his house was later owned by Ben and May Parker
Mandell, Lorraine – drug addict; Mary Jane Watson’s friend
Manfredi, Caterina – Silvio “Silvermane” Manfredi’s wife (deceased)
Marge – Daily Bugle
Markley, Jeremy Francis – “Fusion’s (II)” son
Marshall, Simon– pharmaceutical chemist (created Cloak and Dagger)
Martha – Sophie’s sister; one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants
Martin, Father – priest
Martin, Senator Robert – politician; Chip “Schizoid Man” Martin’s father
Martine – Dr. Michael Morbius’ fiancée
Martinez, Linette – Doctor Octopus (Dr. Carolyn Trainer) operative
Masterson, Buck – oil tycoon; one of the Game Players
Maude – Midtown High secretary
Maxfield, Dr. Alice Joyce “A.J.” – medical researcher
Maxwell, Morris – pawn shop owner; informant
Maye, April – Daily Globe
McBride, Martha Beatrice – Malcolm “Carrion” McBride’s mother
McCabe, Lindsey – private investigator; actress; Jessica “Spider-Woman” Drew’s partner in a private investigation business
McCulloch, Maggie – Daily Bugle
McCullough, Dr. Andrew – criminologist
McDonnell, Oscar – Care Labs scientist; creator of Cyborg X
McFarlane, Kenny “King Kong” or “Kong” a.k.a. Clifford Kenneth Harlan – Midtown High student
McIntire, Mac – NYPD
McKeever, Brian “Tiny” – Midtown High student
McPhee, Lemuel “Bruiser” – inmate at Lewisburg Federal Prison; cellmate of “Robbie” Robertson
McPhee, Stuart – Lemuel “Bruiser” McPhee’s brother
Melvin, James – Jackson “Will O’The Wisp” Arvad’s boss
Menken, Donald L. – Osborn Industries employee
Mercado, Joy – Daily Bugle
Merriwell, Harrison J. – Malcolm “Midas, the Golden Man” Merriwell’s wealthy philanthropist brother
Michaels, Dr. Christine – Walter “Thermo the Thermatronic Man” Michaels’ wife
Michaelson – Daily Bugle

Miguel – The Spider Society’s mage
Mikashi, Prof. Toshiro – ESU scientist, developed The Arachnis Project; father of Miho “Gunplay” Mikashi
Miles, Congressman Bradley – politician; manipulated by Fusion
Minelli, Louie – Midtown High student
Modica, Barbara "Bambi" – neighbor in Peter Parker’s apartment building
Modica, Jordan – Barbara “Bambi” Modica’s son
Montesi, Dean – ESU administrator
Moore, Toni – Rick “Red” Barron’s girlfriend
Motta – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team
Muggins, Barner – Mamie Muggis’ husband; “Candi” Muggins’ uncle
Muggins, Candice "Candi" – neighbor in Peter Parker’s apartment building
Muggins, Mamie – Peter Parker’s former landlady; “Candi” Muggins’ aunt
Mullaney, Mike – Daily Globe
Muller, Barney – Delazny Studios director
Mulligan, Colm – co-worker of Ben Parker at textile factory
Mulligan, Jimmy – Cohn Mulligan’s son
Munch – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team
Munoz, Carlos – ESU student
Munro, Hugh – Sir Hugh Munro’s grandson
Munro, Sir Hugh – laird of the village of Localsh; Angus Munro’s uncle
Murrow, Christine – Dr. Clifton “The Vulture” Shallot’s assistant
Nesters, Ray – New York Mannoths pro football player
Nesters, Tony – ESU student; Ray Nesters’ brother
Newton, Prof. – scientist
“Nickel” – talking wolf; friend of Alyosha “Al” Kravinoff
Nikos, Emil – friend and co-worker of Dr. Michael Morbius
Nina – WebCorps
Oakes, William – Midtown High student
Octavius, Mary Lavinia – Otto Octavius’ father
Octavius, Torbert – Otto Octavius’ father
Ohm, George – Daily Bugle
Oliver, Elmo – student
O'Reilly, Seymour – Midtown High student
Orlock, Dr. – ophthalmologist
Osborn, Alton – Norman Osborn’s grandfather
Osborn, Amberson – Norman Osborn’s father
Osborn, Emily – Norman Osborn’s wife
Palermo, Rose Harriet – one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants
Palermo, Victor – one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants
Papciaks – Peter Parker’s Greek neighbors
Parker, Benjamin “Ben” a.k.a. “Uncle Ben” – Peter Parker’s uncle
Parker, Mary Fitzpatrick / Mary Slattery Parker – spy; Peter’s mother
Parker, May / May Reilly a.k.a. “Aunt May” – Peter Parker’s aunt
Parker, Richard – spy; Peter’s father
Patton, Jess – Daily Bugle; victim of The Thousand
Pauncholito, Andrew Victor – Daily Bugle
Pavan – Spider-Man informant
Pavlov, Stella – Fyodor Rebrov’s daughter; protected by The Rhino
Petty, Mr. – scientist; creator of The Living Brain
Phillips, Dr. Joyce – psychiatrist; treated William “Mindworm” Turner
Pincus, Joseph “Lonesome Pinky” – aspiring county singer; Peter Parker’s neighbor
Polanski, Captain – NYPD
Polly – Restwell Nursing Home resident
Popchik, Ernie – one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants
Powell, Amy – Lance Bannon’s girlfriend
Prime Minister Limka of Symkaria
Privitere, Tom – fashion designer for Mary Jane Watson
Proust, Paul – Cat’s Eye Investigations
Purl, Dr. Noah – physician/scientist at Empire State Hospital
Rabinowitz – Daily Bugle
Rachel – Israeli intelligence agent investigating The Robot Master
Ramirez, Prof. – inventor of digital imagery transmission (DIT) chip
Ramôn – Glory Grant’s cousin; manipulated by Midas, the Golden Man
Ransome, Dr. Susan – physician; treated Kristy Watson
Rattamun, Dr. – State Street Hospital doctor
Rave, Travis – theatrical agent/promoter
Raven, Det. Jacob – Salt Lake City Police Dept.
Raven, Helene – Det. Jacob Raven’s wife
Raven, Matthew – Det. Jacob Raven’s son
Rayder – American intelligence agent investigating The Robot Master
Reeves, Tony – Daily Bugle
Regina – model; friend of Mary Jane Watson
Reilly, Horace – paternal uncle of “Aunt” May Parker
Reinholdt, Dr. – government scientist; designed helmet to control Doctor Octopus’ arms
Reiss, Jacob “The Mechanic” – Frank “The Punisher” Castle’s weapons armorer
Rendau, Dr. – ESU counselor
Reynard, Mr. – agent/operative and mercenary partner of Warrant
Reynolds – Daily Bugle
Rickman, Jonathan – scientist or lab assistant; target of Captain Power
Rifkin, Biff – ESU student
Rigoletto, Dante – son of crime boss Don Rigoletto
Robertson, Amanda “Mandy” – wife of Randy Robertson
Robertson, Joe (Joseph) “Robbie” – Daily Bugle
Robertson, Marla – Joseph “Robbie” Robertson’s wife
Robertson, Patrick Henry – Joseph “Robbie” and Marla Robertson’s son (died as a baby)
Robertson, Randolph “Randy”/“Rand” – Joe “Robbie” Robertson’s son
Rodney – Polly’s son
Roeberg, Senator – politician
Roland – nerdy youth, attracted to a girl named Theo
Romeo – Stalla Pavlov’s boyfriend
Rossi – Daily Bugle
Roth, Dr. Gerald – oil conglomerate employee
Royton, Raymond – Department of Justice investigator
Rue, Percy Alexander – Ryker’s Island prison warden
Sanchez, Dr. Benita – ESU researcher; developed rejuvenator device used by Adrian “The Vulture” Toomes
Sandy – hair stylist for Mary Jane Watson
Santellio – ran illegal gambling operation; informant for Spider-Man
Sarah – deputy sheriff in Virginia
Saunders, Kristine – John “Man-Wolf” Jameson’s girlfriend
Schiffman, Max “Maxie”– show business agent
Schneider, Betsy – writer of Quentin “Mysterio” Beck’s autobiography
Schwinner, Dr. Eric – GARID scientist
Sedatsky, Dr. Raymond – dentist; experimental laser drill inventor
Shana – child; met Spider-Man during his search for The Commuter
Sheldon, Phil – Daily Bugle
Siler, Nyra – Midtown High student
Slattery, Prof. – ESU biochemistry professor
Sledge, Jason – janitor; former criminal
Sloan, Dean Morris – ESU biophysics department chairman and Dean
Smith, Beth – Canadian scientist whose work was pursued by The Chameleon
Smith, Betsy / Betsy Schneider – Joe Smith’s second wife
Smith, Daphne “Boomer” – Midtown High science teacher
Smith, Dr. Armstrong – computer specialist; murder victim
Smith, Francis – underling and victim of Doctor Octopus
Smith, Joe, Jr. – Joe and Liz Smith’s son (died as a baby)
Smith, Liz – script supervisor; Joe Smith’s first wife
Snider, Det. – NYPD detective
Snow, Charlie – Daily Bugle
Sophie – Martha’s sister; one of “Aunt” May parker’s tenants
Sorenson, Dr. David – Terry “Equinox” Sorenson’s father
Sorenson, Dr. Margay – Terry “Equinox” Sorenson’s mother
Sorenson, Janet – Terry “Equinox” Sorenson’s daughter
South, Gullivar – renegade government operative
“Spartacus” – Papciaks’ dog
Stackmeyer, Stanley – Midtown High student
Stacy, Arthur – private investigator; Gwen Stacy’s uncle
Stacy, Capt. George – NYPD; Gwen Stacy’s father
Stacy, Gwen (clone), later Gwen Miles, a.k.a. Joyce Delaney
Stacy, Gwendolyn “Gwen” – ESU student; Peter Parker’s girlfriend
Stacy, Helen – Gwen Stacy’s mother
Stacy, Jill – ESU student; Gwen Stacy’s cousin
Stacy, Nancy – Gwen Stacy’s aunt
Stacy, Paul – ESU tutor; Gwen Stacy’s cousin
Staphos, Dr. Monica – GARID scientist
Starr, Dawn – ESU student
Stephen – young boy rescued by Spider-Man during a fight between the two Vultures
Stern – Daily Bugle
Stewart – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team
Stillwell, Dr. Farley – scientist; helped create The Scorpion
Stillwell, Dr. Harlan – scientist; Dr. Farley Stillwell’s brother; helped create The Human Fly
Stone, Chantal – Tri Corp Research Foundation
Stone, Nelson – FBI
Stone, Tyler – runs Alchemax
Sublinova, Ernst – Silver “Silver Sable” Sablinova’s father
Swann, Dr. Evan – ESU physics professor
Sytsevich, Miriam – Aleksei “Rhino” Sytsevich’s mother
Tarantino, Dr. – psychiatrist; treated Dwight “Master of Vengeance” Faron
Taylor, Gen. Orwell – leader of The Jury
Taylor, Hugh – guardsman; Gen. Orwell Taylor’s murdered son
Taylor, Jenna – Thomas “Puma” Fireheart’s executive assistant
Ted – WebCorps
Thacher, Richard – Midtown High student
Thaxton, Dr. – scientist in the employ of Richard “The Disruptor” Raleigh
Theo – love interest of Roland
Thomas, Joseph “Joey” – Geordie “Typeface” Thomas’ brother; soldier killed-in-action
Thompson, Eugene “Flash” – Midtown High student who bullies Peter Parker
Thompson, Harrison “Harry” – “Flash” Thompson’s father
Thompson, Jessie – “Flash” Thompson’s sister
Thompson, Rosie – “Flash” Thompson’s mother
Thornton, Wendy – Daily Bugle
Thorpe, Luke – Canadian hunter
Thorson, Walter – Tri Corp Research Foundation
Thraxton, Dr. – scientist; experiments mutated The Man-Monster
Tiki – manipulated by Midas, the Golden Man
Tinker, Shea – computer hacker
Todd, Hunter – drug dealer; lackey of Garrison “Mr. Brownstone” Klum
Tolliver, Rev. Jackson – priest; de-programmer of the brainwashed
Tomkins, Dr. – physician; treated “Aunt” May Parker
Tomkins, Tommy – Joe Smith’s manager
Tony – young neighbor of Peter Parker, almost molested by his babysitter, Judy
Toomes, Malachai – Adrian “The Vulture” Toomes’ nephew
Toomes, Marcus – Adrian “The Vulture” Toomes’ brother
Toomey, Mr. – security guard at the Daily Bugle
Trainer, Dr. Seward – Dr. Carolyn “Lady Octopus” Trainer’s father
Trask, Raymond – casino owner
Trevane, Det. Connor – NYPD
Trilby, Dilbert – Daily Bugle
“Truck” – football player
Tucker, Alice – Midtown High student
Turk, Rick – actor; worked with Mary Jane Watson
Twaki, Dr. Ted – Tri Corp Research Foundation
Urich, Ben – Daily Bugle
Vale, Mr. – con-artist; attempted to prey on “Aunt” May Parker
Vandergill, George – industrialist; blackmailed by Roderick “The Hobgoblin” Kingsley
Varley – former corrupt police officer; operative of The Rose
Vaughn-Pope, Desiree – Narda “Belladonna” Ravanna’s sister
Velasco, Fredo – immigrant; victimized by slumlord “El Lobo”
Velasco, Robert – immigrant; victimized by slumlord “El Lobo”
Vicary – electronics expert; forced to help Dwight “Master of Vengeance” Faron
Vigarro, Mr. – Toxic Shock Pictures movie director
Vincent – The Sisterhood of the Wasp’s mage
Vivian – King Stefan of Symkaria’s fiancée
Vogel, C. J. – Midtown High student
Waley – NYPD
Wallace – supported players in “The Great Game”
Wallace, Melinda – army officer; James “Solo” Bourne’s girlfriend
Walsh, Lynn – Daily Bugle
Walters, William “Bill” – Daily Bugle
Warren, Monica – Dr. Miles “The Jackal” Warren’s wife (deceased)
Warren, Mr. – Midtown High science teacher
Washington, Shirley – Daily Grind owner; Devon Lewis’ mother
Watson, Anna May – M.J.’s aunt
Watson, Gayle a.k.a. Gayle Watson-Byrnes – Mary Jane’s sister
Watson, Judge Spenser – Mary Jane’s uncle
Watson, Kristy – Mary Jane Watson’s cousin
Watson, Lorraine – Mary Jane’s aunt
Watson, Lou – Mary Jane’s uncle
Watson, Madeline – M.J.’s mother
Watson, Mary Jane “M.J.”, later Mary Jane “M.J.” Parker – Peter Parker’s girlfriend/wife
Watson, Philip – M.J.’s father
Watson, Sybil – Mary Jane’s aunt
“Weasel” Jack – informant for Spider-Man
Weathers, Mr. – Midtown High administrator
Webb, Bill – Daily Bugle
Weber, Dr. Karl – scientist; husband of Dr. Reni Weber
Weber, Dr. Reni – scientist; wife of Dr. Karl Weber
Weele, Margaret – Jackson “The Big Wheel” Weele’s wife
Whelan, Zane – actor
White, Prof. – college science teacher in Salt Lake City
Whitman, Debra – ESU
Wicker, Barney – politician; assassination target
Wilkes, Shantal – ESU student; Mary Jane Watson’s friend
Williams, Sarah – Daily Bugle
Williams, Spence – Daily Bugle
Wilson, Louis – archaeologist; employed by Wilson “The Kingpin” Fisk
Winkler, Dr. – scientist
Winthrop, Desiree – fashion model; Ben Reilly’s friend
Wirtham, Joshua – Dr. Elias “Cardiac” Wirtham’s brother (deceased)
Wisen, Gary – Hollywood executive; one of the Game Players
Woolcot, Fritz – research scientist; Alex “Ashcan” Woolcot’s abusive father
Wormly, Richard – Daily Bugle
Yin, Angelica – Daily Bugle; Meiko “Dragonfly” Yin’s sister
Young, Max – former assistant of Mendel Stromm; designed Spider-Slayers for Alistair Smythe
Zack – archaeologist in the far future; discovered Spidey’s web-shooters with Lana
Zelinsky, Leo – tailor
Zimmer, Mickey – Daily Bugle


BUSINESSES & OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY NAMES
Abner Dunson Advanced Robotics Company
Ace Signs
Adarco (Advanced Robotic Company)
AGK Corporation
Alchemax Corporation
“THE ALIEN AND THE OZONE”
Amazing Siskinsky Sisters Circus, The
“AMAZON ANNIE AND THE GRUNGE ZOMBIES" – movie starring Mary Jane Watson
Animal Liberation Front (ALF)
ARMS (Alternative Resources Munitions Supply)
Atomic Research Center
Beyond Forever – nightclub
Bio-Technix
Bryceco Corporation
Care Labs
Cat’s Eye Investigations
Century Club, The
Chase Foundation
Club Noir
Coffee Bean
Consolidated Importers
Corona Motors
Cosmos Productions
“THE CRIMSON BAT”
Daily Bugle, The
Daily Globe, The
Daily Grind
Dasent Gallery of Fine Art
Delazny Studios
Deterrence Research Corporation (DRC)
Drew & McCabe Investigations
Empire State Hospital
Empire State University (ESU)
Executive Systems, Inc.
“FAST LANE”
Fireheart Enterprises / Fireheart Industries
Fisk Towers
Fude Factory / Food Factory
GARID (Galannan Alternative Research for Immunization Development)
General Techtronics Corporation / General Techtronics West
Gilsoft Games
Gloom Room A-Go-Go – nightclub
Hot Spot, The
Institute for Technological Advancement
Joe’s Bar
Juicy Lucy – diner
Kingsley International
Leo’s Tailoring
Life Foundation
“LOBSTER MAN” – movie, starring Mary Jane
Lyla – hologram
McNair and Associates
Midtown High School
Milton Summers High School
Monnano
Multivex
Newhope Memorial Hospital
Nexus Corporation
Now Magazine
Omega Strike – special forces operation
On-Line Research
OSCORP / Osborn Industries / Osborn Chemical / The Norman Osborn Foundation
Our Lady of Saints Church
Oz – drug
Pink Lady – nightclub
Pleasant Valley Mental Institution and its Mad Dog Ward
Prankston's Private Zoo
Queens Medical Center
Rapture – drug
Ravencroft Institute for the Criminally Insane
Razor and the Shriekers – band
Restwell Nursing Home
Right-Riders, The – Canadian bicycle safety promoters
Roosevelt Hospital
Ryan Mental Hospital
Ryker's Island Prison (Marvel’s counterpart to the real-world Rikers Island)
Sapridyne Chemicals
“SECRET HOSPITAL” – soap opera starring Mary Jane Watson
Silver Sable International
"SPAWN OF THE SPIDER" – movie, with Spider-Man as a stunt performer
Spider-Mobile – custom vehicle
State Street Hospital
Synthia East
Technomancers Agency
Top of New York Hotel
Toxic Shock Pictures
Treece International
Tri Corp Research Foundation / Tricorp Research Foundation
Warrant, Inc.
WebCorps
Webs – book

MARVEL TAILS / SPIDER-HAM ANTHROPOMORPHIC VARIATIONS
Black Catfish
Croak & Badger
Doctor Octopussy Cat / Doctor Octopus
Flash Tombenstain Bear
Hobgobbler
J. Jonah Jackal / Black Jackal
The King-Pig
Mary Jane Waterbuffalo
May Porker
Pork Grind
Punfisher / Frank Carple
Raven the Hunter
Sandmanatee
Shock-Cur
Spider-Ham / Peter Porker

OTHER VARIATIONS OF SPIDER-MAN CHARACTERS
Marvel Zombies versions of Spider-Man characters
What If . . .? versions of Spider-Man characters
Peter Parquagh (of Marvel 1602)

 

[EnDz0n3]

Oh jeez. Imagine a list like that for X-men.

 

[Fallen]

He is happy. Can't you see him smiling here?

[YT]IvR8oFYSlLQ[/YT]

Never gets old .

 

[Dark Raven]

Are these all Spider-Man characters?

Why is the Needle on there? Is it because he's a Spider-Woman character?

 

[Endeavor]

I can but its like 34 pages worth lol. Might have to put it in a few posts.

Appreciate it.

I read through some of the docs during the sony hack time, but it was just too much to go through all of it.
I looked for info on Jessica Drew and a couple of other stuff.

 

[Darkprime]

Lets hope Sony reconsider selling off spidey for 5 billion like in 2015.

 

[Marvel united]

Will Disney think Spidey is worth 5 billion, though.

 

[Darkprime]

Feige will convince iger that its worth it they saw how much homecoming made. Disney must hate losing out on that homecoming $$$. Infinity War making 2 billion was partly because of spiderman.

 

[The Infernal]

Thought it was interesting that the black suit origin was specifically mentioned there. Wonder if that's partly why Feige and co have never discussed any plans for it.

 

[Marvel united]

Does anybody remember a video from Daily Bugle Spidey about the character royalties? This might explain why the Homecoming supporting characters got changed because Sony refuses to pay

 

[Dark Raven]

Will Disney think Spidey is worth 5 billion, though.

If they could have access to all the Spider-Man characters then I'd say yes. Marvel would be able to do them properly. No silly Kraven spin off. Black Cat could also feature properly in a Spider-Man film.

And we could get Spider-Woman and all associated characters.

Perhaps though Disney can trade their 50% of Endemol for Spider-Man rights.

 

[The Ironstar]

It just hit me that we can finally have an epic Silver Surfer solo film. The Lee/Buscema series from the '60s is one of my favorite comics of all time. Seeing him surf the spaceways on the silver screen has been a dream of mine since childhood and now it can come true.

This^ I'm hoping for this storyline

 

[Dark Raven]

This^ I'm hoping for this storyline

You want Carol to be raped and then the Avengers let her go off with her son to start an incestuous relationship on some other world?

 

[Crimz]

That's one of the worst things in comic book history and is best forgotten. Forever.