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"I suspect that these spots allow me to defeat anyone!"

Jonathan Ohnn, better known as The Spot, is a major antagonist in the Marvel Comics universe.

He was scientist who work for Kingpin at that time, whose task was to create a replacement for the Answer. He studied Cloak's abilities and opened a portal to the Darkforce Dimension, but the portal became unstable and changed its destination. Desperate, Ohnn jumped through the portal and ended up in Spotworld, a white void with black spots that act as gateways. He eventually found a portal back to Earth and emerged as a white humanoid covered in black spots, which he could control for transportation. Drunk with power, changed his name to the Spot and fought against Spider-Man, winning their first battle but losing the second. After that, the Spot became a reality warper who often works alone or for crime bosses. However, his life took a bad turn when he was captured by a Mafia family and his powers were transferred to someone else. This event caused the Spot to become a jumbled and confused mess of body parts, still forced to do menial tasks for others.

Biography[]

Johnathon Ohnn obtained his doctorate from M.I.T. and during his time there, he shared a living space with Quentin Beck. He was a divorced father and had a son named Wyatt. Dr. Ohnn worked as a scientist under the supervision of the notorious Kingpin. His assignment was to replicate the radiation levels emitted by the vigilante known as Cloak, in order to artificially recreate his extraordinary abilities. After toiling away late into the night, he finally achieved his goal and successfully generated a solid, black circular portal. However, the immense amount of power required for this experiment caused a city-wide blackout, leading to instability in the portal. Fearing that he might miss out on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, Ohnn bravely stepped into the portal, but the sudden transition overwhelmed him and he lost consciousness. When he came to, he found himself suspended weightlessly in what he assumed to be Cloak's dark dimension. However, he soon realized that due to the power shortage, he had been transported to an entirely different dimension - a realm where darkness and light coexisted in perfect balance. It seemed as though an infinite number of portals surrounded him in this mysterious place. With determined swimming motions, he managed to locate the original portal that had brought him here and slipped back through it.

When Ohnn reappeared in his laboratory, his physical form had undergone a drastic change. The portals from the alternate dimension had fused to his skin, resulting in the manifestation of black marks covering his entire body. Upon discovering that these spots were actually portable space warps, he pondered the potential to utilize them as a formidable advantage in combat. As Spider-Man and the Black Cat arrived to confront the notorious Kingpin, Ohnn revealed his new identity as the Spot and stood before them. However, Spider-Man couldn't help but burst into laughter upon hearing this moniker. Despite the initial mockery, the Spot emerged victorious in their first encounter, cautioning the heroes to steer clear of the Kingpin. However, in a subsequent battle against Spider-Man, the Spot was outwitted into using too many of his spots as offensive projectiles, leaving him vulnerable without enough to defend himself. Ultimately, he suffered defeat in this second confrontation.

Later on, the Spot decided to team up with Gibbon, Grizzly, and Kangaroo and formed a group known as the Spider-Man Revenge Squad. However, this alliance was short-lived as Spider-Man intervened and apprehended the Spot and Kangaroo for their involvement in a bank robbery. As time went on, the Spot found himself taken captive by an organization called The Gideon Trust. They coerced him into opening a portal that led to the Negative Zone, with the intention of exploring and exploiting its valuable resources. Fortunately, the Fantastic Four, who were coincidentally trapped in the Negative Zone at that time, managed to defeat The Gideon Trust and put an end to their plans.

The Spot played a crucial role in aiding Tombstone's escape from a highly secure prison, and as a gesture of gratitude, Tombstone broke his neck. Despite appearing to be dead, Spot would resurface after several years. Unfortunately, during a meeting with Slyde, Spot met his demise at the hands of Elektra and a group of Hand ninja. However, Spot's story did not end there. When Hydra, The Hand, and the mutant faction known as Dawn of the White Light conspired to annihilate all life on Earth, they resurrected Ohnn, and he willingly joined their assault on the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, resulting in its devastating destruction. However, his participation in this catastrophic event ultimately led to his demise once again, as Wolverine took him out, along with many of the other operatives employed by The Hand during the attack.

Spot, once again back from the dead, joined a group of misfits led by M.O.D.O.K. In a confrontation with the Mandarin, Spot found himself trapped in an anti-dimension by the villain's black light ring. Unable to determine the exit, Spot's sanity began to deteriorate. He attempted to reach out to his friends at the Bar with No Name, but his efforts were in vain. Desperate for a way out, Spot focused on the mental image of his son, Wyatt, and miraculously found his way back to the real world. However, his joy was short-lived as he discovered that Wyatt had been critically injured in a drive-by orchestrated by Russian mob boss Dmitri Ivankov. Seeking revenge, Spot confronted Ivankov, but Spider-Man intervened, protecting the criminal. Spot, driven by madness, handed Spider-Man a package addressed to Wyatt along with a letter explaining the situation before disappearing. Unfortunately, due to Spot's deteriorating mental state, the letter consisted only of dots. Spider-Man delivered the package to the hospital where Wyatt was being treated, only to find that it contained a copy of Treasure Island, a book Spot used to read to his son.

In this intricate web of crime and power struggles, Spot had become an instrumental figure, utilizing his unique abilities to aid Mister Negative and his goal of toppling the Maggia. As their partnership deepened, Spot's role as a mole within The Hood's Gang became increasingly vital, enabling Mister Negative to stay one step ahead of his enemies and further solidifying their alliance. As tensions escalated between The Hood and Mister Negative, Spot's loyalty remained unwavering. He took it upon himself to ensure Mister Negative's safety by providing crucial information, serving as an early warning system when The Hood attempted to seize control of Mister Negative's territory. Spot's invaluable assistance not only allowed Mister Negative to evade capture but also facilitated his escape from the clutches of his formidable adversary. Following these events, Spot found himself being approached by the notorious mob boss known as Mister Negative, who, like Spot, possessed abilities derived from the enigmatic Darkforce. In a mutually beneficial agreement, Mister Negative promised to assist Spot in finding a remedy for his unique powers in exchange for Spot's assistance in dismantling the powerful criminal organization known as the Maggia. With a newfound alliance formed, Spot willingly joined forces with The Hood's Gang, acting as a covert operative on behalf of Mister Negative.

In his quest to abduct the recently born Stanley Osborn, Doctor Octopus meticulously gathered a formidable alliance of malevolent individuals, which notably included the notorious villain known as the Spot. As Spider-Man found himself entangled in the relentless pursuit of rescuing the infant, a heart-wrenching deception orchestrated by the Chameleon led him to falsely believe that the innocent baby had tragically perished. Fueled by a potent mix of grief and anger, our friendly neighborhood hero unleashed his fury upon the villains implicated in Octopus' nefarious scheme. Taking matters into his own hands, Spider-Man skillfully apprehended the Spot, meticulously binding him in his webbing before turning him over to the authorities, simultaneously delivering the equally culpable Diablo and Overdrive into the waiting arms of the police.

Subsequently, Spot found himself in the employment of Sal Donoratti, who tasked him with the abduction of Deborah Giacomo's daughter in the hopes of extorting a hefty ransom from the desperate family. However, Spot's plans took an unexpected turn when he ended up eliminating Donoratti himself to prevent him from revealing any incriminating information during his confrontation with the formidable Daredevil. Despite Spot's unique abilities, which allowed him to create portals to other dimensions, his encounter with Daredevil proved to be a mere skirmish due to the hero's exceptional radar sense, resulting in Spot's swift defeat. Nevertheless, Spot's capture and subsequent confinement did not spell the end of his villainous endeavors, as an enigmatic individual named Coyote emerged, working on the behest of an unidentified mastermind who sought to dismantle Daredevil's crime-fighting efforts. Under Coyote's influence, Spot's extraordinary powers were manipulated and recreated, setting the stage for an even greater clash between him and the tenacious Daredevil.

After Hydra briefly took control of the United States and sealed off Manhattan with an impenetrable dome of Darkforce, the Kingpin became deeply intrigued by the potential of harnessing this mystical energy for his own purposes. In order to achieve this, Fisk took it upon himself to capture Spot, a being with a unique connection to the Darkforce Dimension, and subjected him to various experiments aimed at amplifying and extracting his abilities. Eventually, Kingpin formed an alliance with the notorious Norman Osborn, and together they set their sights on capturing the demonic entity known as Kindred. Utilizing Spot's powers, they managed to imprison the malevolent creature within a Darkforce construct. However, their plans took an unexpected turn when Osborn made the decision to set Kindred free. In order to secure his own freedom, he struck a deal with Spot, enlisting his help in releasing the demon from its confinement.

Later on, in his laboratory, he became the target of a vicious attack orchestrated by Carnage and The Artist. The sinister symbiote had a sinister plan to steal Spot's extraordinary powers for itself. Spot desperately pleaded for his life, hoping to reason with Carnage. However, when Carnage showed no mercy, Spot resorted to evading the relentless onslaught of attacks. Unfortunately, his efforts were in vain as The Artist managed to grab hold of Spot's leg, causing him to be burdened and distracted. This distraction proved to be the perfect opportunity for Carnage to anticipate Spot's next move and ultimately capture him. With a cruel and brutal force, Carnage tore Spot apart, absorbing his remains and absorbing his exceptional abilities. Although Spot's physical body was destroyed, his disembodied head ominously declared that he would eventually return from within the Spotted Dimension.

Eventually, Ohnn arrived in Earth-1048, where he encountered the Spider-Man of that particular world. Fearing that Spider-Man might hinder his progress, Ohnn proposed a deal to him. He offered to grant Spider-Man the opportunity to travel back in time and rectify any mistakes he had made in the past if he agreed to assist Ohnn in his endeavors. The Spider-Man of Earth-1048, still in mourning over the loss of his beloved Aunt May, reluctantly agreed to the deal. After some time had passed, Ohnn made a significant discovery that ignited a desire within him to become more than he currently was. He devised a new plan, utilizing his unique spots to travel to various unknown universes. In each of these alternate realities, he bestowed his incredible power upon different versions of himself, only to swiftly eliminate them before they could fully harness it. By doing so, he absorbed their energy, further enhancing his own abilities. Once his mission with Spider-Man was complete, Ohnn returned to his original universe, Earth-616. Having successfully eliminated yet another one of his alternate selves, he opted to conceal the lifeless body within a morgue designed to contain superpowered individuals. This grim act served as a testament to the extent of Ohnn's power and the lengths he was willing to go to further his own agenda.

After completing his task, Ohnn later visited Roxxon for undisclosed purposes but was apprehended by his own reality's Spider-Man. Spider-Man engaged in a battle with the Spot, who admitted to killing his alternate self but dismissed it as insignificant due to the identity of his alternate counterpart. However, Spider-Man emphasized that murder is universally condemned regardless of the circumstances. Intrigued, the Spot questioned the motive behind Spider-Man's pursuit and unintentionally revealed that Doctor Doom had sent him, alleging that Spot posed a threat to Doom's power. Spot doubted this claim and believed that Doom's true intention was to eliminate him. Realizing that they had no genuine reason to fight and with both pressed for time, Spot offered Spider-Man a proposition similar to the one he had made to Spider-Man's Earth-1048 counterpart - the opportunity to travel back in time and rectify any mistakes he had made.

Despite Spot's attempts to persuade him, Spider-Man remained steadfast in his refusal. He cited his prior experience with time travel and the potential disappointment he would cause to those he would be helping if he were to accept the offer. Spot realized that Spider-Man was not easily swayed and possessed a high level of expertise in dealing with time-related matters. In a desperate move, Spot brought forth another version of Spider-Man from Earth-1048 to engage in a fight with the original Spider-Man. As the two Spider-Men battled, Spot observed their interaction, hoping to witness a change of heart. However, upon sensing a possible resolution between the two, Spot hastily departed to a different reality. In this new reality, known as Earth-1053, Spot bestowed powers upon and ultimately killed one of his other alternate selves. This reality was distinct from Earth-1048, where Spider-Man had made the controversial decision to allow Doctor Octopus to implant a neural link on him.

It is unknown if Spot killed this reality's version of himself, however he informed this world's Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus that they could cure all illnesses using Mister Negative's powers and warned them that the other two would arrive soon. After Onn left for Earth-8311 and a reality where Peter Parker was homeless due to not gaining any spider powers, it is unknown if he killed his alternate selves in either of these realities, but shortly after he left.

As Spot continued his journey through different realities to gain more power, he remained aware that both his own Spider-Man and the Spider-Man from reality 1048 were still in pursuit of him. To counter this, Spot started visiting realities where Spider-Man was evil and warned them about their alternate versions, hoping to provoke fights between them. Eventually, Spot found himself in a reality where his alternate counterpart had failed in the experiment that granted them their abilities. Spot approached this alternate version at their workplace and, after revealing his true identity, offered to transfer his abilities to them. The alternate Ohnn agreed, and the transfer began, but Spot soon revealed that he had deceived his counterpart. To Spot's surprise, the alternate Ohnn had anticipated this betrayal and instead turned on Spot, attempting to kill him. Spot was taken aback by this unexpected turn of events.

Thankfully, Ohnn had a stroke of luck as his own reality's Spider-Man and another version of Spider-Man known as 1048-Spider-Man showed up just in time to rescue him. Their arrival not only saved Ohnn from the clutches of his alternate self but also hinted at the possibility of putting an end to his wicked plans. The alternate version of Ohnn, who goes by the same name, confessed that he was the mastermind behind tricking Ohnn. It turns out that this alternate Ohnn had once possessed the same extraordinary powers as Ohnn, but unfortunately, he lost them at some point. However, being aware of Ohnn's plan, the alternate Ohnn decided to recreate the experiment that granted them their powers in order to lure Ohnn towards him.

Characteristics[]

Personality[]

Spot is a highly intricate and multifaceted personality that captivates and intrigues those who come into contact with him. A true enigma, Spot's character is a complex amalgamation of various traits that blend together to create a truly unique individual. However, beneath Spot's seemingly unshakeable confidence lies a deep-seated vulnerability and a longing for acceptance. He yearns for validation and recognition, often seeking it from external sources in a futile attempt to fill the void within himself.

One of the key aspects of Spot's personality is his unwavering determination and ambition. He possesses an insatiable drive to achieve his goals, constantly pushing himself to new heights and refusing to settle for mediocrity. This relentless pursuit of success is fueled by his deep-rooted sense of self-belief and confidence in his abilities, which often manifests as a fearless and audacious approach to life. Furthermore, Spot's personality is shaped by his deep sense of empathy and compassion. Despite his complex nature, he genuinely cares about the well-being of those around him and often goes out of his way to help others. This altruistic side of his character adds a layer of depth and humanity, showcasing his capacity for love and kindness amidst the chaos of his own inner struggles. Spot is also marked by a profound sense of curiosity and a thirst for knowledge.

He is constantly in search of new experiences and insights, eagerly diving into unexplored territories and embracing the unknown. This intellectual curiosity fuels his creativity and innovative thinking, allowing him to approach challenges from unique angles and devise unconventional solutions. This internal conflict between his strong exterior and his inner insecurities adds a layer of complexity to Spot's character, making him all the more compelling and relatable. Additionally, Spot possesses a mischievous streak that adds a touch of unpredictability to his character. He enjoys playing tricks and pranks on others, relishing in the chaos and confusion that ensues. This mischievous nature, while sometimes leading to trouble, is also a testament to his lightheartedness and ability to find joy in life's little moments.

Power and Abilities[]

The Spot possesses the ability to manipulate space through his space warps, allowing him to effortlessly transport himself or any part of his body from one location to another. This extraordinary power enables him to traverse vast distances, unrestricted by conventional limitations, by utilizing an alternate dimension that has been playfully dubbed "Spotworld". The Spot's ability to create space warps is restricted due to the fact that he mainly uses the ones located on his own body. Spider-Man managed to defeat the Spot when his body was predominantly white in color.

The Spot possesses an exceptional ability to control and manipulate warps to a remarkable extent. He has the power to alter their size, whether expanding or shrinking them as he desires. Additionally, he can combine multiple spots together to create a larger warp. Gravity has no effect on these spots, allowing him to place them against any surface or suspend them in mid-air. Moreover, he has the ability to designate which spots will lead to the spot dimension, while others will instantaneously transport individuals to different locations within the current dimension. The Spot also has the capability to generate new spots or completely close them off by retreating into his dimension, causing the warp to vanish behind him with a soft "poit" sound. In the past, he possessed the skill to transform back into his human form through concentration. During this process, the spots on his body would merge, forming a single large black void located on his chest. However, this void could easily be concealed by wearing a shirt.

The Spot's preferred strategy in combat involves surrounding his opponent with numerous spots, enabling him to launch unexpected punches and kicks from various angles and great distances. This technique proved highly effective against Spider-Man, as his spider-sense was unable to detect attacks originating from another dimension. This nullified Spider-Man's ability to anticipate and defend against the Spot's strikes. Although the Spot lacked super-strength, his cumulative punches could still pose a considerable threat in a prolonged battle. The Spot also successfully exploited his teleportation abilities when he threw Spider-Man through a warp, causing him to reappear in close proximity to a wall, leaving him unable to evade the impending impact. However, this trick did not work on Daredevil, who possesses superhuman senses. Daredevil's Radar Sense easily detected the teleportation energy emanating from the Spot's body, enabling him to accurately predict the Spot's attack patterns. Additionally, the Spot can manipulate the spots on his body to shield himself from physical assaults. By strategically positioning a spot in the path of an incoming punch or kick, he can redirect the attack harmlessly through a warp.

Spot's connection to "Spotworld" grants him a seemingly eternal existence, as he is able to communicate even when his head is severed. Additionally, in the event of a fatal injury to his physical body, it will disintegrate and then magically reform within the Spotted Dimension.

Other Media[]

Spider-Verse Trilogy[]

Main article: Spot (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse)


Trivia[]

  • Due to the fact that Spot initiates his assault from an alternate dimension, Spider-Man's spider-sense remains untriggered. This means that Spider-Man is unable to anticipate or react to Spot's attacks in the usual manner.

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Spider-Man & X-Men: Arcade's Revenge: Arcade | Carnage | Rhino | Apocalypse | Juggernaut | Selene Gallio | Sentinels | Master Mold
Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage: Carnage | Shriek | Doppelganger | Demogoblin | Carrion
Spider-Man and Venom: Separation Anxiety: The Jury | Sentry | Ramshot | Screech | Bomblast | Firearm | Wysper | Life Foundation | Symbiotes (Carnage | Riot | Phage | Lasher | Agony | Scream)
Spider-Man (2000): Doctor Octopus | Symbiotes (Carnage, Venom, Monster Ock) | Jade Syndicate | Scorpion | Rhino | Mysterio, J. Jonah Jameson, Lizard
Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro: Electro | Beetle | Hammerhead | Lizard |Sandman | Shocker
Spider-Man (2002): Green Goblin | Shocker | Vulture | Spider-Slayers | Scorpion | Kraven the Hunter | Dennis Carradine | Harry Osborn | J. Jonah Jameson | Green Goblin (Green Goblin Mode)
Spider-Man 2: Doctor Octopus | Harry Osborn | Rhino | Mysterio | Shocker | Puma | Black Cat | Vulture | Calypso | J. Jonah Jameson | Lizard
Ultimate Spider-Man: Bolivar Trask | Venom | Vulture | Silver Sable | Shocker | R.H.I.N.O. | Electro | Beetle | Green Goblin | Sandman | Carnage
Spider-Man 3: | Venom (Symbiote Suit) | Sandman | New Goblin | Lizard | Scorpion | Kraven the Hunter | Calypso | Kingpin | Rhino | Morbius | Shriek | H-Bombers (Mad Bomber) | J. Jonah Jameson | Electro
Spider-Man: Web of Shadows: Spider-Man | Venom | Kingpin | Black Cat | Vulture | Electro | Tinkerer | Rhino
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions: Mysterio | Kraven the Hunter | Hammerhead | Hobgoblin | Electro | Sandman | Vulture | Scorpion | Deadpool | Juggernaut | Silver Sable | Goblin | Serena Patel | Carnage
Spider-Man: Edge of Time: Peter Parker | Atrocity | Walker Sloan | Anti-Venom | Doctor Octopus | Black Cat
The Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Slayers (Alistair Smythe) | Lizard | Rhino | Vermin | Scorpion | Felicia Hardy | Iguana | Nattie
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Carnage | Kingpin | Green Goblin | Shocker | Kraven the Hunter | Black Cat | Electro | Chameleon | Norman Osborn | Cash Register Thief | Rhino | Hammerhead | Venom

See Also
Black Cat Villains | Cloak & Dagger Villains | Marvel Cinematic Universe Villains | Marvel's Spider-Man Villains | Morbius: The Living Vampire Villains | Prowler Villains | Punisher Villains | Scarlet Spider Villains | Silk Villains | Silver Sable Villains | Solo Villains | Sony's Spider-Man Universe Villains | Spider-Girl Villains | Spider-Gwen Villains | Spider-Man 2099 Villains | Spider-Man Noir Villains | Spider-Woman Villains | Toei's Spider-Man Villains | Venom Villains

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Comics
The Answer | Avalanche | Beyonder | Blob | Carnage | Carrion | Demogoblin | Doppelganger | D'Spayre | Galactus | Ghaur | Hydro-Man | Inner Demons | Jester | Joystick | Kingpin | Leader | Lightmaster | Llyra | Mephisto | Mister Jip | Mister Negative | Mystique | Nightmare | Punisher | Pyro | Roxxon | The Rose | Scarecrow | Shriek | Spot | Thanos | Typhoid Mary

Television
Season 1: Roxxon Corporation (Peter Scarborough & Terrors) | Detective Connors
Season 2: D'Spayre | Mayhem | Detective Connors

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Comics
Absorbing Man | A.I.M. | Ammo | Ani-Men | Ape-Man | Arcade | Baron Strucker | Baron Zemo | Beetle | Black Cat | Blackheart | Black Spectre | Black Widow | Bullet | Boomerang | Bullseye | Bushwacker | Chameleon | Commander Kraken | Crossbones | Crossbow | Crusher | Cobra | Death-Stalker | Death's Head | Diablo | Doctor Doom | Doctor Faustus | Doctor Octopus | Dormammu | Eel | Electro | Enforcers | Executioner | Fixer | Frog-Man | Galactus | Green Goblin | Hammerhead | Hand | Hate-Monger | Hobgoblin | Hood | HYDRA | Indestructible Man | Impossible Man | Jackal | Jaguar | J. Jonah Jameson | Jack O' Lantern | Jester | Jigsaw | Juggernaut | Kingpin | Kirigi | Kraven | Lady Bullseye | Lady Deathstrike | Leap-Frog | Loki Laufeyson | Lucia Von Bardas | Ladykiller | Machinesmith | Madame Viper | Magneto | Mandarin | Mandrill | Masked Marauder | Masters of Evil | Matador | Mephisto | Micah Synn | Mister Fear | Mister Hyde | Mole Man | Montana | Muse | Mysterio | Namor McKenzie | Nightmare | Nitro | Norman Osborn | Nuke | Omega Red | Owl | Ox | Paladin | Plastoid | Punisher | Punisher (Earth-95126) | Puppet Master | Purple Man | Ramrod | Rhino | Ringmaster | Rose | Sabretooth | Sandman | Scorpion | Silver Sable | Silver Samurai | Sin-Eater | Sinister Six | Skrulls | Slug | Spot | Tombstone | Trapster | Tribune | Turk Barrett | Typhoid Mary | Tyrannus | Ulik | Ultron | Vanessa Fisk | Vapora | Vulture | Wrecker

Movie
Kingpin | Bullseye | Wesley Owen Welch | Jose Quesada | Falon

Television
Season 1: Kingpin | James Wesley | Leland Owlsley | Vanessa Fisk | The Hand (Madame Gao & Nobu Yoshioka) | Turk Barrett | Carl Hoffman | Christian Blake | Vladimir Ranskahov | Anatoly Ranskahov | Rance | John Healy | Parish Landman | Bill Fisk | Roscoe Sweeney
Season 2: The Hand (Nobu Yoshioka & Madame Gao) | Punisher | Elektra Natchios | Ray Schoonover | Turk Barrett | Finn Cooley | Kelly Cooley | Rory | Gosnell | Jimmy the Bear | Clint | Philip Cabroni | Dutton | Stewart Finney | Miguel Valdez | Teardrop Brother | Roscoe Sweeney | Kingpin
Season 3: Kingpin | Bullseye | Vanessa Fisk | Tammy Hattley | Felix Manning | Rosalie Carbone

Video Games
Kingpin | Bullseye | The Hand (Kirigi)

See Also
Elektra Villains

           Black Cat Vol 1 Logo Villains

Alistair Smythe | Answer | Arcade | Batroc the Leaper | Beetle | Black Cat | Black Spectre | Blastaar | Blob | Boomerang | Brothers Grimm | Calypso | Chameleon | Carnage | Carrion | Crime-Master | D'Spayre | Deadpool | Demogoblin | Diablo | Doctor Doom | Doctor Octopus | Doppelganger | Electro | Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) | Hammerhead | Hand | Hobgoblin (Phil Urich) | Human Fly | Humbug | HYDRA | Hydro-Man | J. Jonah Jameson | Jackal | Jack O' Lantern | Kingpin | King Cobra | Knull | Kraven the Hunter | Lizard | Maggia | Man-Wolf | Midnight | Mister Negative | Mole Man | Molten Man | Morbius | Morlun | Montana | Mr. Hyde | Mysterio (Francis Klum) | Owl | Puma | Queen Cat | Rose | Rhino | Sabretooth | Sandman | Sauron | Scarecrow | Scorpion | Shocker | Shriek | Silvermane | Sin-Eater | Sinister Six | Spider-Slayers | Spot | Stegron | Swarm | Symbiotes | Tarantula | Taskmaster | Thanos | Tinkerer | Tombstone | Venom (Eddie Brock & Angelo Fortunato) | Vermin | Vulture | White Rabbit | Will-O'-The-Wisp

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Abomination | Absorbing Man | A.I.M. | Anti-Venom | Apocalypse | Arcade | Ares | Arnim Zola | Avalanche | Baron Mordo | Baron Strucker | Baron Zemo | Bastion | Batroc the Leaper | Beetle | Black Cat | Blackheart | Blob | Boomerang | Brotherhood of Evil Mutants | Bullseye | Carnage | Count Nefaria | Crimson Dynamo | Dark Avengers | Dark Widow | Daken | Deadpool | Doctor Doom | Doctor Octopus | Dormammu | Dracula | Electro | Emma Frost | Enchantress | Executioner | Fixer | Frost Giants | Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) | Grim Reaper | Hammerhead | The Hand | Hela | Hellfire Club | High Evolutionary | HYDRA | Hydro-Man | Ironclad | Jack O' Lantern | Juggernaut | Kang | Kraven the Hunter | Kurse | Leader | Lizard | Loki Laufeyson | M.O.D.O.K. | Madame Masque | Madame Viper | Magneto | Malekith the Accursed | Man-Ape | Mandarin | Masters of Evil | Maximus | Mephisto | Mister Sinister | Moonstone | Morgan le Fay | Morlun | Mysterio | Mystique | Nebula | Nitro | Owl | Piledriver | Punisher | Quicksilver | Red Hulk | Red Skull | Ronan the Accuser | Sabretooth | Sandman | Sauron | Scarlet Witch | Sebastian Shaw | Selene Gallio | Sentinels | Shocker | Skurge | Sinister Six | Surtur | Thanos | Thunderball | Titanium Man | Toad | Thunderball | U-Foes | Ultron | Umar | Vapor | Vector | Venom (Mac Gargan) | Vulture | Whiplash | Wrecker | X-Ray | Ymir | Zzzax

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