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This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total. Lists of Marvel Comics supervillains (8 P)
- Doctor Doom
- Magneto
- Doctor Octopus
- Red Skull
- Kingpin
- Loki
- Galactus
- Purple Man
- Green Goblin
- Sentinels
The ruler of Latveria has long made bystanders, heroes, and even villains of the Marvel Universe quake in fear. Smart, egomaniacal, ruthless, but animated by a moral code all his own, Doom carries the everlasting threat that soon anyone could be bowing to him in supplication. Or, just as likely, anyone could be reduced to dust for their impudence. ...
The Master of Magnetism tries. He really does. He wants to do things the right way. He has tried to follow Xavier’s path, tried to work with Cyclops. But it never seems enough. No matter how many times Magneto tries to believe in humanity, tries to follow the straight and narrow, human beings keep forcing him back to more radical methods. As schola...
To review, Dr. Otto Octavius has tried to take over the world, cheated death by seizing Spider-Man’s body, become a version of Spider-Man that arguably did the Super Hero-ing and the Peter Parker-ing better than the real deal, got evicted from Parker’s body into a brand new physically fit model of his previous Octavius body, seized control of Hydra...
One of the most despicable villains to ever grace Earth-616: Johann Shmidt. A man whose twisted morals and inhumanity have burned through to his very bones. A longtime adversary of Captain America, the Skull has confronted nearly every Super Hero at one point or another. Most recently mixed up in a Secret Empire scheme alongside his Hydra allies, t...
Wilson Fisk is the Kingpin of Crime. He has consistently—with small breaks to keep things interesting—overseen all the organized crime in New York City in the Marvel Universe. He has nearly broken Daredevil on multiple occasions. He has dodged every bullet Punisher has ever fired in his direction. He even has taken punches in the face from Spider-M...
The God of Mischief, the Prince of Lies. Loki cannot help but be bad even when he tries to be good. Manipulation comes to him as easy as breathing. On top of that, he has an ego. One so big, yet so fragile. So easily made jealous, often murderously so. His repeated beatings—often literally—at the hands of his step brother Thor only make it worse. L...
It seems wrong to put Galactus on this list. After all, he has always existed beyond issues of good and evil. Galactus stands eternal and has no interest in humanity’s petty concerns. He could not care less for how humanity views his behaviors. He does what he does because he must. When he arrives in your corner of the universe, he comes to eat pla...
Whatever he says goes. And Purple Man does not say nice things. Over the years, readers have gotten used to seeing him as a Jessica Jones antagonist, Killgrave hardly keeps his monstrous nature to one hero. Luke Cage, Daredevil, Nate Grey AKA X-Man, and many more have fallen to his will. The list of his victims runs long and extends with every mome...
Only the worst of the worst could lose all access to their super powers and get more dangerous, not less. And Norman Osborn did just that last year. Stripping himself of his Goblin powers—and madness—the man who killed Gwen Stacy led Spider-Man on a worldwide chase that ended with them pulping one another with their fists. Spidey ended up on top, b...
These robotic monsters—be they fully metal, half human, or nanites—exist to kill. Their victims are typically mutants, but often they aim for anyone with super powers or literally just anyone at all. They possess no other purpose. They were built to murder, early, often, and with widespread effect. Learn more about Sentinel history with their explo...
Jun 18, 2024 · It's not easy to claim the title of Marvel's most powerful villain, with a comic book multiverse filled with enemies who strike fear not only into the hearts of the public, but the heroes as well. These powerful villains run the gamut, ranging from alien warlords to demonic entities, all the way up to demi-gods that terrify even Marvel's cosmic ...
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Mar 27, 2019 · M.O.D.O.K. is a multi-purpose villain in the Marvel Universe. He’s an enemy to many heroes, especially the Avengers and Fantastic Four. His master plans can be fiendishly brilliant or...
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- Thanos. First Appearance: Iron Man (Vol. 1) #55, By Writer/Penciler Jim Starlin, Writer Mike Friedrich, Inker Mike Esposito, And Letterer John Costanza.
- Red Skull. First Appearance: Captain America Comics (Vol. 1) #7, By Writer/Penciler/Inker Joe Simon And Writer/Penciler Jack Kirby. Captain America is one of Marvel's biggest icons, and his most dangerous enemy is the Red Skull.
- Doctor Doom. First Appearance: Fantastic Four (Vol. 1) #5, By Writer Stan Lee, Penciler Jack Kirby, Inker Joe Sinnott, Colorist Stan Goldberg, And Letterer Artie Simek.
- Mephisto. First Appearance: Silver Surfer (Vol. 1) #3, By Writer Stan Lee, Penciler John Buscema, Inker Joe Sinnott, And Letterer Artie Simek. There are quite a few demonic beings and hellish dimensions in the Marvel universe.
May 22, 2018 · From Asgardian monsters to mutant menaces and impossibly powerful cosmic beings join CBR as we count down some of Marvel's strongest supervillains!
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