Character Index/Earth-Unknown-S

Below is a list of characters whose reality does not have an official designation and we do not feel the reality is defined enough to assign a TRN to. NOTE: The list may also include characters whose home reality is totally unknown - they are only shown outside their reality with no indication of where they are from.

Character Index - Unknown Realities

Sabretooth

	Appearances: War Machine #1 Sabretooth was one of several villains who was single handedly defeated by War Machine. This reality was dreamed/imagined by Jim Rhodes of the Prime Marvel Universe.^[1]
	Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents (Vol. 3) #5 Sabretooth was hunted Destiny in Berlin, when she met a time-travel Nightcrawler, so Creed attacked them but when Shadowcat made them intangibles, he was imprisoned in the Berlin Wall. He freed himself, but the other ones were escaped.^[2]

Sam Humphries

Appearances: Secret Wars Too #1

Sam Humphries was present during Jonathan Hickman's Secret Wars pitch.^[3]

Sana Amanat

Appearances: Secret Wars Too #1

Sana Amanat was present during Jonathan Hickman's Secret Wars pitch.^[3]

Sandman

	Appearances: Crazy Magazine #22 Due to the economic down-turn, Sandman and several other villians became writers for Crazy Magazine.^[4]
	Appearances: Spider-Man: Grim Hunt - The Kraven Saga #1 Sandman was one of Spider-Man's enemies that were part of the Gauntlet.^[5]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #4 Sandman was captured by Spider-Man with a broken mask, so he could revealed hero's identity to police who captured him.^[6] Note: This reality was imagined by the Peter Parker of Earth-616.
	Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #32 Sandman was one of Spider-Man's enemies who wanted Mary Jane Watson dead.^[7] Note: This reality was dreamt by the Mary Jane Watson of Earth-616
	Appearances: Strange Tales II #2 Sandman fought Spider-Man, later Spidey will say, to protect his secret identity, that he was covered by sand because he drove an excavator.^[8]

Sarah Stacy

Mentions of Sarah(s) Stacy from Unknown Realities

Mentions: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74

Aliases: Kindred

Sarah Stacy and her brother, Gabriel, operated as the villain Kindred to attack Spider-Man.^[9]

Sasquatch

Walter Langkowski (Earth-Unknown) from Infinity Countdown Captain Marvel Vol 1 1 001.jpg

Appearances: Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel #1

Sasquatch was glimpsed by the Captain Marvel of Earth-616 through her Reality Stone.^[10]

Saturnyne

Appearances: Marauders #14

In this reality Wolverine killed Saturnyne. After this event the forces of Arakko attacked and conquered the world.^[11]

Sauron

Karl Lykos (Earth-Unknown) from Nova Vol 7 1 001.jpg

Appearances: Nova (Vol. 7) #1

Sauron attacked Nova's school with several villains to ask for an appointment with Lina. He was defeated by Nova.^[12]

Scarecrow

Ebenezer Laughton (Earth-Unknown) from Sensational Spider-Man Vol 2 32 001.jpg

Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #32

Scarecrow was one of Spider-Man's enemies who wanted Mary Jane Watson dead.^[7]

Note: This reality was dreamt by the Mary Jane Watson of Earth-616

Scarlet Witch

	Appearances: All-New X-Men #25 Scarlet Witch did not become a member of the X-Men but became an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and went up against Hydra alongside other mutants, Emma Frost, Rogue, and Pixie.^[13]
	Appearances: X-Men: No More Humans #1 This version of Scarlet Witch was brought to the Prime Marvel Universe by Raze Darkhölme after he sent every human on the planet to a pocket dimension. Becoming a member of his Brotherhood of Mutants, Scarlet Witch faced off against the X-Men.^[14]
	Appearances: Deadpool: The End #1 In an alternate future, Scarlet Witch was an Avengers member alongside the couple Captain Marvel and Deadpool.^[15]
	Appearances: Marvel Knights: Hulk #4 When Hulk went out of control, Scarlet Witch was one of the heroes killed by him.^[16]

Scorpion

	Appearances: Nova (Vol. 7) #1 Scorpion attacked Nova's school with several villains to ask for an appointment with Lina. He was defeated by Nova.^[12]
	Appearances: Marvel Comics #1001 Scorpion was one of the enemies fought by Spider-Man in the afterlife.^[17]
	Appearances: Contest of Champions #10 Scorpion arrived on the planet Battleworld with the Sinister Six in search of ISO-Sphere fragments, but he was attacked by the Civil Warriors.^[18]
	Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #32 Scorpion was one of Spider-Man's enemies who wanted Mary Jane Watson dead.^[7] Note: This reality was dreamt by the Mary Jane Watson of Earth-616
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74 Scorpion was one of the animal-based super-villains that Spider-Man battled in his early days.^[9]
	Appearances: Spider-Man: No Way Home Scorpion was among the individuals almost pulled into Earth-199999 due to a corrupted spell involving Spider-Man's secret identity. The Doctor Strange of that reality was able to close the rift before Mac could cross.^[19]

Scott Koblish

Appearances: Marvel Comics #1001

Scott Koblish couldn't draw all Deadpool's victims for Marvel Comics' eighty anniversary.^[17]

Sea Absolute Carnage

Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1

On an unknown reality, the Sea Absolute Carnage were created and sold as pets, who seemed to attack their owners.^[20]

Sea Aunt May

Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1

On an unknown reality, the Sea Aunt May were created and sold as pets.^[20]

Sea Hit-Monkeys

Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1

On an unknown reality, the Sea Hit-Monkeys were created and sold as pets. This particular breed could be trained to kill other pets, with the test version having less feces throwing.^[20]

Sea J. Jonah Jameson

Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1

On an unknown reality, the Sea J. Jonah Jameson were created and sold as pets, who seemed to want pictures of Sea Spider-Monkey.^[20]

Sea Modokeys

Sea Modkeys (Earth-Unknown) from Crazy Vol 3 1 0001.jpg

Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1

On an unknown reality, the Sea Modokeys were created and sold as pets. This particular breed were eager to please, but couldn't do anything due to their large heads.^[20]

Sentry

	Appearances: Exiles (Vol. 2) #6 Sentry was a member of an alternate team of Exiles who was seen in the crystal walls of the Panoptichron by the Exiles when they visited the palace.^[21]
	Appearances: New Avengers #24 Sentry ended the Civil War killing all heroes involved with Hulk.^[22]

Sgt. Hippie

Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #600

Sgt. Hippie confronted Spider-Man and used his mind ray on him to make Spider-Man hate his parents.^[23]

Shadowcat

Appearances of Shadowcat(s) from Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Shadowcat(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Shadowcat(s) from Unknown Realities

Katherine Pryde (Earth-Unknown) from New Exiles Vol 1 17 004.jpg

Appearances: New Exiles #17

Shadowcat was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when numerous Kitty's that came to the side of the dying Cat.^[24]

Kitty Pryde

	Appearances: Excalibur #25 Kitty Pryde was a member of her Excalibur who were a rock band, the group were playing in a huge stadium when there reality was visited by Phoenix and Alistaire Stuart of the Prime Marvel Universe.^[25]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Nazi-Shadowcat" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Nazi-Widget" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Russian Cossack Shadowcat" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Russian Cossack Widget" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Republican Shadowcat" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Ranch-Style Shadowcat" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Ranch-Style Widget" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Holistic Tofu Shadowcat" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Holistic Tofu Widget" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "New Ecchscalibur on the Block Widget" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Punk Shadowcat" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: What The--?! #26 "Hair Curler Shadowcat" were one of the many alternate reality members of Ecchscalibur that Bony Stark pulled to Earth-9047 with the simple aim of offering different - but related - designs for merchandising.^[26]
	Appearances: All-New X-Men #25 Kitty Pryde was from a reality free of mutant hatred and thus allowed to develop her life as she wanted. Including develop a close friendship/relationship with fellow mutant Magik.^[13]
	Appearances: All-New X-Men #25 This Shadowcat shared a similar history to her Earth-616 counterpart, specifically her relationship with Colossus. Both had feelings for each other, but their own deaths and resurrections separated them. Years later, Colossus was finally ready to commit, but found Shadowcat was pregnant but she didn't know if the baby was either Cable's or Nightcrawler's. At some point she gave birth to Nightcrawler's child and married him, Colossus returned and Shadowcat informed him of what happened. Years passed again and he returned to find Apocalypse had eaten both Nightcrawler and the child and Colossus was still hunting his sister's killer. At some point Colossus married Titania and Shadowcat approached him about missing him, but he filled her in on the marriage. In old age, the two finally got together but Shadowcat only had 4 days left to live, which passed and she died in Colossus' arms, admitting that she may have accidentally killed his sister.^[13]
	Appearances: New Exiles #14 - #17, Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #3 Aliases: Tigra Kitty Pryde mutated into a feline form, getting powers similar to that of Tigra. She was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to and whose form Cat took for a short peroid of time.^[27] She ended up in an unspecified domain on the Battleworld.^[28]
	Appearances: New Exiles #15 Aliases: Sleepwalker Kitty Pryde became Sleepwalker, and was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when Black Cloak attacked Cat.^[29] She was also one of the numerous Kitty's that came to the side of the dying Cat.^[24]
	Appearances: New Exiles #15 Aliases: Wolverine Kitty Pryde became Wolverine, and was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when Black Cloak attacked Cat.^[29]
	Appearances: New Exiles #15, New Exiles #17 Aliases: Darkhawk Kitty Pryde became Darkhawk, and was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when Black Cloak attacked Cat.^[29] She was also one of the numerous Kitty's that came to the side of the dying Cat.^[24]
	Appearances: New Exiles #15 Aliases: Spider-Woman Kitty Pryde became Spider-Woman, and was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when Black Cloak attacked Cat.^[29]
	Appearances: New Exiles #15 Aliases: Dazzler Kitty Pryde became Dazzler, and was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when Black Cloak attacked Cat.^[29]
	Appearances: New Exiles #15 Aliases: Sprite Kitty Pryde became Sprite, and was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when Black Cloak attacked Cat.^[29] She was also one of the numerous Kitty's that came to the side of the dying Cat.^[24]
	Appearances: New Exiles #15 Kitty Pryde became a zombie, and was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when Black Cloak attacked Cat.^[29]
	Appearances: New Exiles #17 A demonic Kitty Pryde was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when numerous Kitty's that came to the side of the dying Cat.^[24]
	Appearances: New Exiles #17 A robot Kitty Pryde was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when numerous Kitty's that came to the side of the dying Cat.^[24]
	Appearances: New Exiles #17 A Kitty Pryde based on Supergirl, and was one of the multiversal Kitty Prydes that Cat Pryde connected to, she was briefly seen when numerous Kitty's that came to the side of the dying Cat.^[24]

Shanna the She-Devil

Mentions of Shanna the She-Devil(s) from Unknown Realities

Mentions: Ka-Zar the Savage #26

Aliases: Dark Shanna

After the death of Ka-Zar, Shanna started a relationship with Leanne and had her mutant telekinetic abilities unlocked by A.I.M. experimentation. She updated her costume and became the greatest mutant telepath as "Dark Shanna". This reality was how Chris Claremont would write Ka-Zar.^[30]

Shane Preston

Mentions of Shane(s) Preston from Unknown Realities

Mentions: Despicable Deadpool #289

Aliases: Terry Preston, Sr.

Terry Preston, Sr. seemingly had a similar history as his Earth-616 counterpart. He was infected with a virus by Madcap.^[31]

Shatterstar

	Appearances: X-Force #100 Shatterstar was in a coma inside the Weisman Institute for the Criminally Insane which also housed the other members of X-Force. This reality was briefly visited by Cannonball (Sam Guthrie) and Meltdown (Tab Smith) when the Queen of the Star Swords began her conquest.^[32]
	Appearances: X-Force #100 Shatterstar was a member of X-Force which Queen of the Star Swords brought to the Prime Marvel Universe to attack the mainstream X-Force.^[32]

She-Hulk

Jennifer Walters

	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by a British writer which saw this She-Hulk as a super-hero in an amalgam British/USA country.^[33]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by Frank Miller who turned She-Hulk into a much more gritty, angry version of herself who wanted to seek revenge for the death of her writer. (This version was seemingly based on his Sin City series.)^[33]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by Wendy Pini, this version of She-Hulk was an elvish warrior who was attempting to hunt down the Troll-King. (This version was seemingly based on her Elfquest series).^[33]}
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50, Avengers (Vol. 8) #20 Aliases: Thor When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by Walter Simonson, this version of She-Hulk was able to wield Mjolnir and thus possessed the powers of Thor.^[33]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version where her answering machine message was full of innuendos which She-Hulk-616 was unsure would get past the Comics Code Authority.^[33]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version designed by Terry Austin where She-Hulk went around fighting both villains and heroes and attempted to take down Galactapus on her own. (This version was seemingly based on Popeye).^[33]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version aimed at teenage boys where there was an increased attempt to objectify her by having her pose in bikinis. During an invasion of Atlantean Amazon women, Wasp shrunk down, but her clothes didn't shrink and she ended up naked. She-Hulk went to confront the women, but upon seeing her, they all fled.^[33]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 Aliases: Ghost Rider When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version where She-Hulk was possessed by a Spirit of Vengeance.^[33]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 Aliases: Li'l She-Hulk When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. However, the writer turned out no to be dead and attempted to pitch a new version of She-Hulk he wanted to write, which instead followed Li'l She-Hulk - a child version of herself. Li'l She-Hulk was working out in the park when she was approached to help defeat several villains' evil plots. She-Hulk-616 hated this story so much she threw the writer out the window, seemingly killing him.^[33]
	Appearances: Fantastic Four (Vol. 3) #47 She-Hulk was a member of the Fantastic Four when Sue Storm gave birth to her and Reed Richards' second child, Valeria. She-Hulk visited her after she gave birth.^[34] Note: On Earth-616, Valeria was initially stillborn, this reality was where that never happened.^[34]
	Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1 She-Hulk was locked up in her room by her mother and forced to take pills, though she often avoided it. She was arranged to be wed with John Jameson and on there wedding day would be the first time they met, at the church she began to Hulk out and threw Jameson into the cake and left the church in a taxi.^[35]
	Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1 She-Hulk was being spied on by the Fake Watcher when he was captured by Nick Fury and sent him to jail.^[35]
	Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1 Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. She-Hulk was present at the festivities on Asgard.^[36]
	Appearances: X-Men: Blue #29 She-Hulk was one of many killed during the Poisons invasion of their reality.^[37]
	Appearances: Unbelievable Gwenpool #25 In an alternate future, She-Hulk fought in the Skrull War of 20XX, where she defeated her skrull doppelganger.^[38]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1 She-Hulk was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. She was seen battling Ducktor Doom. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising Celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Jen Walters.^[39]
	Appearances: Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock #1 In an alternate reality Thanos caused the infinity end, killing all heroes in the process, including She-Hulk.^[40]

She-Hulk (Skrull)

Jennifer Walters (Skrull) (Earth-Unknown) from Unbelievable Gwenpool Vol 1 25 001.jpg

Appearances: Unbelievable Gwenpool #25

In an alternate future, a skrull impersonating She-Hulk fought in the Skrull War of 20XX. She was defeated by her human doppelganger.^[38]

Shivoor

Appearances of Shivoor(s) from Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Shivoor(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Shivoor(s) from Unknown Realities

Appearances: Hulk Monster-Size Special #1

Shivoor yelled at Goom for reading Hulk fairy tales to Googam.^[41]

Shocker

	Appearances: Spider-Woman (Vol. 5) #3 Shocker was amidst a battle with Spider-Man. They were viewed by the Jess Drew of Earth-616 through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[42]
	Appearances: Marvel Comics #1001 Shocker was one the villains killed by Deadpool.^[17]

Siena Blaze

Appearances: X-Men: No More Humans #1

This version of Siena Blaze was brought to the Prime Marvel Universe by Raze Darkhölme after he sent every human on the planet to a pocket dimension. Becoming a member of his Brotherhood of Mutants, Siena Blaze faced off against the X-Men.^[14]

Silk

	Appearances: Unbelievable Gwenpool #25 One Halloween, Silk, Miles Morales, and Spider-Man were defeated by Green Goblin. Luckily, they were rescued by Gwenpool. The four heroes then met up with Spider-Woman and ate pizza while people watching the trick-or-treaters.^[38]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1 Silk was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Cindy Moon.^[39]
	Appearances: Totally Awesome Hulk #1.MU Silk was killed by an out of control Hulk.^[43]
	Appearances: Spider-Man: No Way Home Silk was among the individuals almost pulled into Earth-199999 due to a corrupted spell involving Spider-Man's secret identity. The Doctor Strange of that reality was able to close the rift before Cindy could cross.^[19]

Silver Surfer

Appearances of Silver Surfer(s) from Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Silver Surfer(s) from Unknown Realities
Mentions of Silver Surfer(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Silver Surfer(s) from Unknown Realities

	Appearances: Crazy Magazine #28 Silver Surfer attended the 1st Annual duly authorized Superhero convention where he grabbed Sgt Fury.^[44]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by a British writer which saw this Silver Surfer was a super-hero in an amalgam British/USA country.^[33]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version designed by Terry Austin where She-Hulk went around fighting both villains and heroes and knocked them out, including Silver Surfer.^[33]
	Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1 Galactus had a booger stuck on his face which Silver Surfer laughed at.^[35]
	Appearances: Fantastic Four Giant-Size Adventures #1 Silver Surfer was on Yancy Street when Thing-Thing was looking for blue cheese with his pet Drfity and watched as a local dog chased Drifty.^[45]
	Appearances: Unbelievable Gwenpool #25 In an alternate future, Silver Surfer was among the heroes who opposed an alliance between Magneto, Malekith the Accursed, Ultron. Gwenpool used Norrin's surfboard to take the Casket of Ancient Winters from them, thwarting their nefarious plan.^[38]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36 In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, Silver Surfer was among the coalition of heroes who attempted to oppose a vindictive Dr. Doom but with a negative outcome.^[46]
	Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1 Silver Surfer got his name as he kept getting silver in Intergalactic Surfing Contests.^[20]
	Appearances: Thanos (Vol. 2) #10 During a vision Thanos had while in the God Quarry, Thanos was a member of the Avengers. While monitoring different screens for danger, one of them showed the Silver Surfer flying by.^[47]
	Appearances: Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock #1 In an alternate reality Thanos caused the infinity end, killing all heroes in the process, including Silver Surfer.^[40]

Simian Torch

Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1

Simian Torch was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Simian Torch.^[39]

Sinister Six

Appearances: Contest of Champions #10

Sinister Six arrived on the planet Battleworld in search of ISO-Sphere fragments, but they were fought by the Civil Warriors.^[18]

Ultimate Six (Earth-Unknown) from Ultimate Spider-Man Vol 1 71 001.jpg

Appearances: Ultimate Spider-Man #71

Aliases:Ultimate Six, Norman Osborn's Six

During a nightmare caused by the homonymous magic entity, Spider-Man dreamt he was chased by many enemies, including the Osborn's Six.^[48]

Siryn

	Appearances: X-Force #100 Siryn ended up in the Weisman Institute for the Criminally Insane after screaming for 48 hours straight. The institute also housed the other members of X-Force. This reality was briefly visited by Cannonball (Sam Guthrie) and Meltdown (Tab Smith) when the Queen of the Star Swords began her conquest.^[32]
	Appearances: X-Force #100 Siryn was a member of X-Force which Queen of the Star Swords brought to the Prime Marvel Universe to attack the mainstream X-Force.^[32]

Sister Maggie

Appearances of Sister Maggie(s) from Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Sister Maggie(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Sister Maggie(s) from Unknown Realities

Margaret Murdock (Earth-Unknown) from Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse 001.png

Appearances: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
(December 12, 2018)

A version of Maggie Murdock was seen along with her son Matthew Murdock as they were witnessing a version of the Kingpin trying to murder a young Spider-Man.^[49]

Skaar

Appearances: Deadpool & the Mercs for Money #5

Skaar murdered Thanos. He was briefly seen by an unnamed Rigellian Recorder after it entered a rift into the Prime Marvel Universe.^[50]

Snake Marston

Sylvester Marston (Earth-Unknown) from Gwen Stacy Vol 1 1 001.jpg

Appearances: Gwen Stacy #1

Snake Marston was a patron of Fancy Dan and Ox's poker table.^[51]

Solem

Appearances: Marauders #15

Solem killed Doctor Strange with War during the attack of Arakko on Earth.^[52]

Spectrum

Monica Rambeau (Earth-Unknown) from Infinity Countdown Prime Vol 1 1 001.jpg

Appearances: Infinity Countdown Prime #1

Aliases: Captain Marvel

Monica Rambeau was one of the Captains Marvell to obtain the Reality Stone of their respective universe that was glimpsed by the Captain Marvel of Earth-616 through her Reality Stone.^[53]

Monica Rambeau (Earth-Unknown) from Infinity Countdown Captain Marvel Vol 1 1 001.jpg

Appearances: Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel #1

Aliases: Captain Marvel

After defeating Blastaar alongside Blue Marvel, Captain Marvel was contacted by the Captain Marvel of Earth-616 when she was seeking advice to vanquish her reality's Blastaar. She told her to overload his senses with sonic wavelengths.^[10]

Monica Rambeau (Earth-Unknown) from Infinity Countdown Captain Marvel Vol 1 1 002.jpg

Appearances: Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel #1

Aliases: Captain Marvel

Captain Marvel was seen battling Blastaar by the Captain Marvel of Earth-616 through her Reality Stone.^[10]

Speed

Thomas Shepherd (Earth-Unknown) from Secret Wars Secret Love Vol 1 1 0001.jpg

Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1

Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Speed was present at the festivities on Asgard.^[36]

Speedball

Robert Baldwin (Earth-Unknown) from Spider-Man Annual Vol 3 1 001.jpg

Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1

Speedball was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Robby Baldwin.^[39]

Spencer Watson

Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21

Spencer Watson officiated Spider-Man and Mary Jane's wedding, but the ceremony was interrupted by Spidey's enemies.^[54]

Spider-Cat

Meows Morales (Earth-Unknown) from Spider-Man Annual Vol 3 1 001.jpg

Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1

Spider-Cat was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. He was knocked into the window of the Watchdog's bar and had a brief conversation with patrons Howard the Duck and Spider-Ham. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Meows Morales.^[39]

Spider-Girl

May Parker (Earth-Unknown) from Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 74 001.jpg

Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74

Spider-Girl was one of the heroes that survived Hell's invasion of New York City. It was ultimately Mayday who defeated the demons.^[9]

Spider-Ham

	Appearances: Spider-Ham 25th Anniversary Special #1 Aliases: Spider-Ham, Spider-Human Spider-Ham was transformed by Ducktor Doom into a human, cursing him to live as Spider-Human. Peter was changed not only physically, but mentally as well. He swiftly proceeded to defeat Ducktor Doom, kill him, cook him, and then eat him for dinner.^[55]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1 Spider-Ham was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. He grew weary of the fighting and went to a nearby bar, where he befriended Howard the Duck. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Peter Porker.^[39]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1 Spider-Ham was a close friend of Peter Parker. When the newspaper that published their adventures ceased to exist, so to did the Peters cease to exist.^[39]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: Full Circle #1 Aliases: Bombastic Bag-Ham Spider-Man hallucinated Bombastic Bag-Ham, seeing him as the personification of his humorous side.^[56]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Iron Ham Iron Ham was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Green Ham Green Ham was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Deviled Ham Deviled Ham was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Ant-Ham Ant-Ham was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Captain Hamerica Ultimate Captain Hamerica was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Hambit Hambit was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Hamneto Hamneto was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Mister Fantastic Ham A member of Fantastic Ham, a team apparently composed of Spider-Ham counterparts, was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Invisible Ham A member of Fantastic Ham, a team apparently composed of Spider-Ham counterparts, was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Ham Torch A member of Fantastic Ham, a team apparently composed of Spider-Ham counterparts, was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]
	Appearances: Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1 Aliases: Ham-Thing A member of Fantastic Ham, a team apparently composed of Spider-Ham counterparts, was seen by Peter Porker of Earth-7231 when he was lost in the Multiverse.^[57]

Spider-Man

	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 A wrestler Spider-Man was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Prowler (Vol. 2) #6 Spider-Man was a member of the Avengers. He and the rest of the team defeated Red Skull and were comerated by the mayor of New York City.^[59]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse (Vol. 3) #1 This version of Spider-Man was a samurai. He was seen by the Spider-Man of Earth-1610 as the latter was pulled through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[60]
	Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1 On an unknown reality, the Sea Spider-Monkeys were created and sold as pets.^[20]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #9 This Giant Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[61]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #9 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[61]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #9 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[61]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #9 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[61]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62] Note: not to be confused with his counterpart of Earth-83043
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 With his robot This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros. This Spider-Man used a giant Spider-Robot to attack.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]
	Appearances: Web Warriors #10 This Spider-Man was recruited in the Spider-Army of Octavia Otto to fight Electros.^[62]

Miguel O'Hara

	Appearances: Marvel Super Hero Squad Online Miguel has a similar history as his Earth-19299 counterpart. He was in the Unfriendly Neighborhood Spider-Men group recruited by the Green Goblin to fight the Super Hero Squad^[63]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1 Miguel O'Hara was among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.^[64]

Miles Morales

	Appearances: Marvel Super Hero Squad Online Miles has a similar history as his Earth-1610 counterpart except that he is evil. He was in the Unfriendly Neighborhood Spider-Men group recruited by the Green Goblin to fight the Super Hero Squad^[63]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1 Miles Morales was among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.^[64]
	Appearances: All-New, All-Different Avengers Annual #1 Spider-Man competed with Nova for Ms. Marvel's affections.^[65] This reality was a fan-fiction written by Miles Morales.
	Appearances: Unbelievable Gwenpool #25 One Halloween, Spider-Man, Silk, and Peter Parker were defeated by Green Goblin. Luckily, they were rescued by Gwenpool. The four heroes then met up with Spider-Woman and ate pizza while watching the trick-or-treaters.^[38]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse (Vol. 3) #1 Aliases: Captain Universe Spider-Man, empowered by Captain Universe, was seen by his Earth-1610 counterpart as the latter was pulled through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[60]
	Appearances: Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #7 Miles Morales dreamed that Hulk killed him, after the green giant killed many other superheroes.^[66]
	Appearances: Secret Wars Too #1 Spider-Man was an actor who portrayed a fictional version of himself. He was talking to Doctor Doom at Marvel Comics' cafeteria, but left to complete homework. Before he exited the room; however, Doom got into an argument with Black Panther and Hulk for his attire. Enraged, he accidentally crushed his grape juice, staining his cloak. Miles swung back and took a picture.^[3]
	Appearances: Miles Morales: Spider-Man #30 After Peter Parker was put out of comission, Miles had to step up and become New York's only Spider-Man. Ten years removed from Earth-616, Spider-Man caught three teenagers trying to break into a Brooklyn bodega. The boys tried to attack him, but Miles was able to stop them and scared them off by citing his feats. The third thief stayed behind, revealing she was trying to convince the boys to stop. After imparting some wisdom on her, Spider-Man left, as he was late for dinner with his wife.^[67] Note: Back in Earth-616, Miles Morales (Earth-1610) was on a date with Tiana Toomes. Spider-Man's wife is potentially a version of Starling.
	Appearances: Spider-Bot Infinity Comic #7 Lockjaw and a Spider-Bot encountered Zombie Spider-Man and Ms. Marvel as they teleported across the Multiverse.^[68]

Peter Parker

	Appearances: Crazy Magazine #22 Aliases: Spider Due to the economic down-turn, Spider became an insect exterminator.^[4]
	Appearances: Crazy Magazine #28 Spider-Man attended the 1st Annual duly authorized Superhero convention where he was seen confronting Conan.^[44]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #34 In this reality, dreamt by Betty Brant of Earth-616, Peter Parker revealed to her that he is Spider-Man.^[69]
	Appearances: Marvel Age #3 Peter Parker recieved a letter from California, pleading for help signed by Gwen. He confirmed it was Gwen's handwriting and traces the letter to a convent in California. He traveled there and stopped the robberies which had been occuring. Before leaving he was approached by "Sister Mary Elizabeth" who reveaed she was Gwen's clone, aging rapidly due to the cloning processand tells Peter she has found her place in convent.^[70]
	Appearances: Daredevils #3 Peter Parker was working in the Daily Bugle when Green Goblin recreated the set-up Spider-Man's Atari game (where he set up explosives in a building) and challenged Spider-Man to a versus match of the game. If Goblin won, the bomb's would explode and if Spider-Man won the bomb's would diffuse. The pair played the game and Spider-Man came out on top and Green Goblin was arrested.^[71]
	Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50 When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by a British writer which saw this Spider-Man as a super-hero in an amalgam British/USA country.^[33]
	Appearances: Bug #1 Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive grasshopper. This reality formed when Annihilus (Earth-77640) attempted to conquer the space-time continuum.^[72]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #527 Peter accepted The Other and transformed into a giant spider.^[73]
	Appearances: Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #17 In this reality, after receiving the powers, it is Peter who bullies Flash.^[74]
	Appearances: Exiles (Vol. 2) #6 Spider-Man was a member of an alternate team of Exiles who was seen by the Exiles when they visited the Panoptichron.^[21]
	Appearances: Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #21 Alias: Spider-Zeus Spider-Zeus was with the greek gods who feasted his victory.^[75]
	Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1 This version of Spider-Man moved to a city filled with Spider-People alongside Mary Jane Watson but found himself unneeded as a hero and people found him weird. Mary Jane tried to give him extra arms but this scared them. He returned to his apartment and found the Spider-People loved Mary Jane for her wigs and left again, where he met himself a new friend who offered to share his flies with Spider-Man which he accepted and the two walked off together.^[35]
	Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1 Peter Parker caught his Aunt May buying pornography.^[35]
	Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1 Peter Parker met with Flash Thompson who had recently gotten into a bar fight. Peter lamented he had never been in one and that night as Spider-Men met Doctor Octopus and after a short scarp, invited him for a beer. At the bar Peter poured his beer over Doc Ock and a bar fight between the two ensued. He received a black eye and later met with Flash who congratulated him on getting in a fight.^[35]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #600 Peter Parker met with Power Man while their children, "Power Son" and "Spider-Son" played together. Spider-Man complained his son was a flop and was likely to join the Pet Avengers.^[23]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #600 Peter Parker had a double wedding where he married Mary Jane Watson and Gwen Stacy married Norman Osborn. Peter wished he had married Gwen.^[23]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #600 Spider-Man was against Hippie culture in the 1960's and was attacked by Sgt. Hippie to make him hate his parents and told the police to shoot the Hippies.^[23]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #600 Spider-Man teamed up with a member of the Distinguished Competition.^[23]
	Appearances: Deadpool (Vol. 4) #15 Spider-Man worked aboard a cruise which Thanos brought Deadpool with him for Thanos to find love. Thanos ultimately managed to attract Death and Spider-Man and Cyclops threw Deadpool overboard. This reality was briefly experienced by Deadpool of the Prime Marvel Universe when a cruise ship doctor gave him powerful medications.^[76]
	Appearances: Marvel Super Hero Squad Online Peter has a similar history as his Earth-616 counterpart except that he is evil. He was in the Unfriendly Neighborhood Spider-Men group recruited by the Green Goblin to fight the Super Hero Squad.^[63]
	Appearances: Marvel Super Hero Squad Online Peter has a similar history as his Earth-616 counterpart except that he is evil and has remained bonded to the Venom sumbiote. He was in the Unfriendly Neighborhood Spider-Men group recruited by the Green Goblin to fight the Super Hero Squad.^[63]
	Appearances: Marvel Super Hero Squad Online Peter has a similar history as his Earth-616 counterpart except that he is evil and was once a member of the Future Foundation. He was in the Unfriendly Neighborhood Spider-Men group recruited by the Green Goblin to fight the Super Hero Squad.^[63]
	Appearances: Marvel Super Hero Squad Online Peter has a similar history as his Earth-99914 counterpart except that he is evil.^[63]
	Appearances: Longshot Saves the Marvel Universe #3 At one point Otto Octavius switched bodies with him, and after this event Peter died. When the Avengers eventually learned of this, they confronted him, accusing him of murdering Parker.^[77]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1 Spider-Man explained his powers and abilities to The Readers.^[64]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2, Spider-Woman (Vol. 5) #3, Spider-Geddon #5 A Spider-Man wearing his cloth black suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld, befriending his Earth-18119 counterpart.^[58] He later rejoined the army and helped apprehend the Inheritors in the Transamerica Pyramid.^[78]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 Aliases: Hornet A Peter Parker wearing Hornet's Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 Aliases: Prodigy A Peter Parker wearing Prodigy's Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 Aliases: Ricochet A Peter Parker wearing Ricochet's Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 A teenaged Peter Parker was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2, Spider-Geddon #5 Aliases: Bombastic Bag-Man A Peter Parker wearing the Bombastic Bag-Man uniform was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58] He later rejoined the army and helped apprehend the Inheritors in the Transamerica Pyramid.^[78]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2, Spider-Geddon #5 A Spider-Man endowed in Negative Zone energy was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld. He was seemingly killed by Brix,^[58] but he survived and later rejoined the army and helped apprehend the Inheritors in the Transamerica Pyramid.^[78]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 A Spider-Man wearing the Spider-Armor MK III was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 Aliases: Masked Marvel A Peter Parker wearing the Masked Marvel uniform was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 A Spider-Man with a loose-fitting costume was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 Aliases: Dusk A Peter Parker wearing Dusk's Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #14, Spider-Geddon #5 A Spider-Man wearing Spider-Man's Stealth Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58] He later rejoined the army and helped apprehend the Inheritors in the Transamerica Pyramid.^[78]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 A Spider-Man wearing Spider-Man's Stealth Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 A Spider-Man whose Spider-Sense caused his other half to appear was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]
	Appearances: Spider-Woman (Vol. 5) #3 Spider-Man was amidst a battle with Shocker. They were viewed by the Jess Drew of Earth-616 through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[42]
	Appearances: Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #5 Spider-Man had a bushy prehensile tail. This feature was replicated by the Venom Symbiote.^[79]
	Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1 Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare. Spider-Man was one of the other contestants who lost.^[36]
	Appearances: Deadpool & the Mercs for Money #5 Spider-Man had teamed-up with Adam Warlock, Mania, Valkyrie, and Vision. He was briefly seen by an unnamed Rigellian Recorder after it entered a rift into the Prime Marvel Universe.^[50]
	Appearances: Prowler (Vol. 2) #6 Spider-Man was forced to defeat his former friend, Prowler, and turn him into the NYPD after the later returned to crime and hield a young girl for ransom.^[59]
	Appearances: I Am Groot #4 This version of Spider-Man was imprisoned for an extended period of time in The Caretaker's Labyrinth on Terminal. He had seemingly mutated into some kind of monster when Groot discovered him and Spider-Man asked Groot to come closer so he could eat him.^[80]
	Appearances: Marvel Super Hero Adventures: Captain Marvel - First Day of School #1 Spider-Man was met by Captain Marvel who proclaimed she was there to give him his Avengers membership card. He didn't believe her because she had tricked him in the past, however she convinced him this time was true but when he went to grab it she tripped him up. This reality was one of several newspaper cartoons seen in the Daily Bugle^[81] Note: This reality is a homage/parody of the Peanuts comic strip, with Spider-Man being Charlie Brown
	Appearances: Unbelievable Gwenpool #25 One Halloween, Spider-Man, Silk, and Miles Morales were defeated by Green Goblin. Luckily, they were rescued by Gwenpool. The four heroes then met up with Spider-Woman and ate pizza while people watching the trick-or-treaters. Parker pointed out to Poole a young girl dressed as her.^[38]
	Appearances: Vault of Spiders #1 Spider-Man was being watched by the Master Weaver through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[82]
	Appearances: Spider-Geddon #3 Spider-Man was a member of the Spider-Army that participated in their failed bombing of Jennix's laboratory.^[83]
	Appearances: Spider-Geddon #3, Spider-Geddon #5 Spider-Man was seen through the Web of Life and Destiny by the Spider-Man of Earth-44145.^[83] He was later recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[78]
	Appearances: Spider-Geddon #5 Spider-Man was recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[78]
	Appearances: Spider-Geddon #5 Spider-Man was recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[78]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1 Spider-Man was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. Spider-Ham attempted to recruit him to Larval Earth's side, but he declined, confused by the whole ordeal. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Peter Parker.^[39]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1 Peter Parker was a close friend of Spider-Ham. When the newspaper that published their adventures ceased to exist, so to did the Peters cease to exist.^[39]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse (Vol. 3) #1 This version of Spider-Man was overweight. He was seen by the Spider-Man of Earth-1610 as the latter was pulled through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[60]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse (Vol. 3) #1 This version of Spider-Man wore a mask that exposes his mouth and chin. He was seen by the Spider-Man of Earth-1610 as the latter was pulled through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[60]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: Full Circle #1 Aliases: Spider-Swine, Kraven the Hunt-Pig In a possible future, High Evolutionary turned most of the world's population into werewolves. The surviving superheroes were turned into pigs, with Peter Parker becoming Spider-Swine. After killing Kraven the Hunt-Pig, Peter experienced episodes where he thought he was Sergei Kravinoff. Wanting to stop the High Evolutionary, Spider-Swine had Doctor Strange send him back to the past, using a period when his young counterpart was a in a coma to prevent the creation of an alternate timeline. Once Spider-Man awoke, Spider-Swine spoke to his counterpart and was vague until he accidently revealed he was in cahoots with Doctor Strange. When the young High Evolutionary attacked Spider-Man, Spider-Swine retaliated and defeated him. Unfortunately, Spider-Swine was murdered by an animatronic Agent Nick Fury.
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36 In a reality watched by Spider-Man, a vengeful Doctor Doom kills Spider-Man and his sister Teresa.^[46]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36 In a reality viewed by Spider-Man to defeat a vindictive Doctor Doom, Spider-Man delivers the Chameleon to Doctor Doom, who still kills them both in the end.^[46]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36 In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, Spider-Man was among the coalition of heroes who attempted to oppose a vindictive Dr. Doom but with a negative outcome.^[46]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36 In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, an armored Spider-Man tries to defeat Dr. Doom but also in this case he is soundly defeated by a vindictive Dr. Doom.^[46]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36 In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, Spider-Man travels through time in search of a solution to defeat Dr. Doom but ends up in a future where Dr. Doom dominates supreme.^[46]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36 In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, Spider-Man makes an agreement with Mephisto to defeat Dr. Doom but in the end he himself becomes a prisoner of Mephisto together with Dr. Doom.^[46]
	Appearances: Deadpool: The End #1 In an alternate future, all the world's superheroes became nihilists. After seeing how far Spider-Man had fallen, Deadpool decided to reboot the universe. Later, Peter would choke to death on his own web fluid.^[15]
	Appearances: Deadpool: The End #1 In an alternate future, Spider-Man was an Avengers member alongside the couple Iceman and Deadpool.^[15]
	Appearances: Immortal Hulk #33 Robert Banner decided to let go and destroy the world, killing several allies and heroes in the process, including Spider-Man.^[84]
	Appearances: Exiles #63 Nothing is known about this person other than that he worked alongside someone resembling Captain America.^[85]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual #1999 A powerless Peter Parker, who was merged with his Earth-616 counterpart during the latter's trip to the Nexus of All Realities, stumbled upon Burglar about to shoot his Uncle Ben. He jumped to save the latter but was fatally shot in the process. His Earth-616 counterpart in the body of this dying Peter told Uncle Ben that he saved him this time. This Peter died, while his Earth-616 counterpart left the former's body and reality.^[86]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual #1999 Peter's Uncle Ben was never killed and he never became a hero. He was thus able to pursue a career in entertainment. He eventually became an egotistical comedian with the highest-rated talk show in the world. Flash Thompson became his employee, who Peter treated poorly. In the middle of a performance, his 616 counterpart's mind merged with this Peter during the 616's trip to the Nexus of All Realities. Not long after the performance was over, Flash informed Peter that his Aunt May and Uncle Ben, who Peter found annoying, were coming to Los Angeles to visit him. In response, Peter first scolded Flash for not knocking on the door first and then subsequently ordered him to tell his aunt and uncle that he will be out of town for the rest of the year. This and the 616 Peter were separated shortly after this but not before his confused actions caused by his merged mindstate seemingly ruining his would-be-date.^[86]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual #1999 Peter never had spider-powers and Uncle Ben and Gwen Stacy were alive. Peter and Gwen eventually married and had a daughter named Mary. During a meal with Gwen, Aunt May, Uncle Ben, Mary, and George Stacy in the World Trade Center, the twin tower next to them was bombed. During this time, the mind of his then sleeping Earth-616 counterpart was merged with this Peter and occupied his body. Due to 616 Peter's influence in his merged mind, forgetting that he had no powers for a moment, this Peter decided to jump to the next tower to save the people trapped in there but fell to his apparent death.^[86]
	Appearances: X-Men: Blue #29 Spider-Man was one of many killed during the Poisons invasion of their reality.^[37]
	Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1 Spider-Man stopped Smash & Grab by feeding him "Little Insulinnies" which put him into a stupor.^[20]
	Appearances: Crazy (Vol. 3) #1 In this reality, Aunt May's heart pills were switched and she ended up with some laced with Pym Particles.^[20]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #679 To prove that Spider-Man did not need his help to prevent the impending destruction of New York City that Peter glimpsed in his time travel to the very next day using the time portal Grady invented, Grady Scraps disappeared for 24 hours using the portal, since the portal worked on the principle that whoever stepped in to travel 24 hours into the future ended up in a future where they actually disappeared for those 24 hours. Left on his own, Spider-Man failed to figure out that the destruction he saw in the future was the result of the same time portal being left open for too long. New York was destroyed and Spider-Man killed. Grady Scraps saw Peter's corpse in his same trip to the future and was horrified. When Grady-616 went back to the present 616, the future timeline changed and this Peter faded from existence.^[87]
	Appearances: Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #13 Spider-Man was one of the intelligent people who went to the moon to meet with Moon Girl.^[88]
	Appearances: Marvel Comics #1001 Spider-Man, in the afterlife, fought his enemies to save his uncle, who said that Peter could stop to fight.^[17]
	Appearances: Civil War II: The Accused #1 Spider-Man went with many heroes to confront Bruce Banner at his secret laboratory. When Banner got angry, he became Hulk and killed all the heroes, including Spider-Man.^[89]
	Appearances: Totally Awesome Hulk #1.MU Spider-Man was killed by an out of control Hulk.^[43]
	Appearances: Spider-Man: Grim Hunt - The Kraven Saga #1 In this Madame Web's vision, Peter Parker was in a winter day of New York with Norah Winters, while he mulled over about his Spider-Man identity Norah was replaced by Mary Jane and after by a web-covered Mattie Franklin. Peter became Spider-Man and fought his enemies of the event Gauntlet. Spidey killed many of those, but his hands was full of the blood of his friends and allies. Then appeared a Lion that recited poetry; Spider-Man said that he was sorry, and the Lion killed him.^[5]
	Appearances: Marvel Knights: Hulk #4 When Hulk went out of control, Spider-Man was one of the heroes killed by him.^[16]
	Appearances: Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #7 Spider-Man was killed by Hulk in Miles Morales' dream.^[66]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21 Spider-Man was getting married with Mary Jane when the super-villains attacked them to killed the bride, and Spidey couldn't stop their attack.^[54]
	Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #31 In this reality Aunt May and Mary Jane were killed after Spider-Man's revealation of his real identity. Peter was present at the tombs of both.^[90]
	Appearances: Thanos (Vol. 2) #10 During a vision Thanos had while in the God Quarry, he was a member of the Avengers along with Spider-Man. When Thanos realized that the illusion wasn't what he wanted, he killed all of the Avengers, including Spider-Man.^[47]
	Appearances: Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock #1 In an alternate reality Thanos caused the infinity end, killing all heroes in the process, including Spider-Man.^[40]
	Appearances: New Avengers #24 Spider-Man was one of the various heroes killed by Sentry and Hulk.^[22]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #30 Spider-Man captured the Cat Burglar earning the reward of J.Jonah Jameson. Note: This reality was imagined by J.Jonah Jameson.^[91]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #4 In this reality Peter Parker captured Sandman with a broken mask, so the villain revealed hero's identity to police who captured him.^[6] Note: This reality was imagined by the Peter Parker of Earth-616.
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #1 In this reality Peter Parker became a criminal for money, but at last he was captured.^[92] Note: This reality was imagined by the Peter Parker of Earth-616.
	Appearances: Strange Tales II #2 Peter Parker was forced to say always little lies to not reveal his secret identity. At a certain point Parker was going to reveal his secret to Aunt May, but the intervention of Mary Jane dissuaded Peter. After yet another battle (against Doombots alongside Cable), Peter revealed his identity to a boy, but he didn't believe him.^[8]
	Appearances: Incredible Hulk #355 Glorian showed to Mr. Fixit a reality where Spider-Man and other superheroes worked for him.^[93]
	Appearances: Strange Tales II #1 Kraven the Hunter was stalking Spider-Man, so the superhero put an invitation to prom in Kraven's post box, so the hunter went to the prom and Spidey could relax himself.^[94]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 4) #32 Spider-Man was summoned by a sorcerer Green Goblin who fought him using the mystic arts. Spidey tried to wear a magic mask, but he was defeated by Osborn who transformed the hero into a spider and ate him.^[95]
	Appearances: Doctor Strange (Vol. 5) #15 Spider-Man was one of the heroes killed by Dormammu and his herald Galactus.^[96]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (MX) #128 On Earth-TRN911, during a hallucination caused by a gas bomb by el Duende Verde, el Hombre Araña dreamt that he, in his identity as Peter Parker, was marrying his girlfriend Gwen in aceremony surrounded by friends and family. Peter had decided to never tell Gwen that he was el Hombre Araña, keeping the secret from his wife. Peter woke up after exchanging vows and kissing Gwen, to discover that el Duende Verde was in shock due to Peter having mentioned, in dreams, the name of his friend Harry - who was el Duende's son.^[97] Like his Earth-TRN911 counterpart, this version of Peter Parker had black hair, not brown hair.
	Appearances: Marvel Future Revolution Spider-Man from an unspecified reality was recruited into the Omega Flight on Primary Earth. He was seen at the Omega Flight Headquarters, bragging with Spider-Men from Squads 7 and 12 about their past achievements to one other. This Spider-Man was particularly proud of taking down his world's Carnage.^[98] Spider-Man wears the outfit from Avengers: Endgame in-game.
	Appearances: Marvel Future Revolution Spider-Man from an unspecified reality was recruited into the Omega Flight on Primary Earth. He was seen welcoming another new recruit to Omega Squad.^[98] Spider-Man wears the armor classified as "Scarlet Spider" in-game.
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74 Spider-Man was one of the heroes to survive Mephisto's invasion of New York City. Peter ultimately defeated and dethroned the Hell Lord.^[9]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74 Spider-Man seemingly had a similar history as his Earth-616 counterpart up until Sinister War. This version of Peter had the ability to break the Fourth wall. As he told you his history, Spider-Man showcased the Radioactive Spider, briefly rebonded to the Venom Symbiote, was almost eaten by Eddie Brock, met-up with Scarlet Spider, and sung the more recent events, starting with his first fight with Morlun.^[9]
	Mentions: Miles Morales: Spider-Man #30 Ten years ago, Spider-Man was publicly taken out of commission.^[67] Notes: In Earth-616, Spider-Man was put in a coma in Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #75, although Miles Morales: Spider-Man #30 was published the week prior.
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1 Spider-Man was killed by the Green Goblin on the Brooklyn Bridge.^[99]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1 Spider-Man was killed by Norman Osborn at Empire State University.^[99]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1 Spider-Man was killed by Norman Osborn in Queens.^[99]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1 Spider-Man was killed by Norman Osborn at the Avengers Mansion.^[99]
	Mentions: Amazing Spider-Man #699 In this reality Otto Octavius swapped his mind with Peter Parker's one.^[100] Notes: This reality was dreamt by the Peter Parker of Earth-616 inside Doc Ock's bodyAmazing Spider-Man #699.
	Appearances: Spider-Man: No Way Home Aliases: Man-Spider Man-Spider was among the individuals almost pulled into Earth-199999 due to a corrupted spell involving Spider-Man's secret identity. The Doctor Strange of that reality was able to close the rift before Peter could cross.^[19]

Spider-UK

William Braddock (Earth-Unknown) from Spider-Verse Vol 3 1 001.jpg

Appearances: Spider-Verse (Vol. 3) #1

This version of Spider-UK wore a reverse color scheme. He was seen by the Spider-Man as the latter was pulled through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[60]

Spider-Woman

Jessica Drew

	Appearances: Spider-Woman #35 Spider-Woman was transformed into a giant spider as the arachnid serum took over her. This reality was witnessed as a hallucination by Spider-Woman of the prime marvel universe.^[101]
	Appearances: Spider-Woman #35 Spider-Woman was grew to giant size and used her powers to consume Hydra. This reality was witnessed as a hallucination by Spider-Woman of the prime marvel universe.^[101]
	Appearances: Spider-Woman (Vol. 5) #3 Spider-Woman was viewed by the her Earth-616 counterpart through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[42]
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1 Spider-Woman was among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.^[64]
	Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1 Spider-Woman was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Jess Drew.^[39]
	Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1 Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Spider-Woman was present at the festivities on Asgard.^[36]
	Appearances: Spider-Man: Grim Hunt - The Kraven Saga #1 Spider-Woman was one of Spider-Man's friends and allies killed by him.^[5]
	Appearances: Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #7 Spider-Woman was killed by Hulk in a Miles Morales' dream.^[66]

Jessica Drew (Ultimate)

Jessica Drew (Spider-Clone) (Earth-Unknown) from Spider-Verse Vol 1 2 001.jpg

Appearances: Spider-Verse #2, Spider-Woman (Vol. 5) #3

Spider-Woman was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]

Mattie Franklin

	Appearances: Spider-Man: Grim Hunt - The Kraven Saga #1 A web-covered Spider-Woman initially replaced Mary Jane Watson that replaced Norah Winters, but she was seeing after, with the many Spider-Man's friends and allies killed by Spidey.^[5]
	Appearances: Spider-Verse #2 Spider-Woman was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[58]

Spider-Son

Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #600

Spider-Son played with "Power Son" while his father, Spider-Man discussed Spider-Son's clumsiness with Power Man and how it would lead him to joining the Pet Avengers.^[23]

Note: This character is never named on panel and may be Benjamin Parker II, however he is only identified as Spider-Son on the fake cover text.

Squirrel Girl

	Appearances: Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #5 Aliases: Squirrel Girl 2099 Squirrel Girl 2099 was among the extradimensional Squirrel Girls from across the timestream recalled by Mr. L.I.E.B.E.R.M.A.N. to help Squirrel G.I.R.L. against Doctor Doom and his one million Doombots.^[79]
	Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1 Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare.^[36]
	Appearances: Howard the Duck (Vol. 6) #1 In an alternate reality, Squirrel Girl had glowing red eyes, She was briefly seen when the Wizard of the Prime Marvel Universe opened a window into his reality via the Nexus of All Realities.^[102]
	Appearances: Unbeatable Squirrel Girl (Vol. 2) #7 Doreen Green donned an Iron Man Armor to help defeat Swarm.^[103]

Stacy Dolan

Appearances of Stacy Dolan(s) from Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Stacy Dolan(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Stacy Dolan(s) from Unknown Realities

Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents (Vol. 2) #11

Stacy Dolan and the Vanguard were killed by Trenton Craft's telekinetic powers, after the existence of Vanguard had been revealed to foreign agents. This reality was inserted into Trenton Craft's mind by Retcon to convince him he had killed the Vanguard to allow them to escape.^[104]

Stan Lee

Appearances: Crazy Magazine #28

Aliases: Super Stan

Super Stan attended the 1st Annual duly authorized Superhero convention where he spoke to Human Torch about the Torch's heartburn.^[44]

Stan Lee (Earth-Unknown) from Spider-Geddon Vol 1 5 001.jpg

Appearances: Spider-Geddon #5

Aliases: Spider-Man

Spider-Man was recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[78]

Star-Lord

	Appearances: Inhumans (Vol. 3) #4 This version of Star-Lord was from a possible future of Earth-616 and was the son of Meredith Quill and Prince Jason of the Spartoi Empire.^[105]
	Mentions: Thanos (Vol. 2) #10 During a vision Thanos had while he was in the God Quarry where he was a member of the Avengers, Captain America reported to him that Star-Lord and the other Cosmic Avengers had finished signing a peace treaty with Flivok-6 and were returning to their base on Titan.^[47]
	Appearances: Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock #1 In an alternate reality Thanos caused the infinity end, killing all heroes in the process, including Star-Lord.^[40]

Starbolt

Appearances: Deadpool & the Mercs for Money #5

Starbolt was seen with citizens of the Shi'ar Empire. He was briefly seen by an unnamed Rigellian Recorder after it entered a rift into the Prime Marvel Universe.^[50]

Starfox

Mentions of Starfox(s) from Unknown Realities

Mentions: Thanos (Vol. 2) #10

During a vision Thanos had while he was in the God Quarry where he was a member of the Avengers, Captain America reported to him that Starfox and the other Cosmic Avengers had finished signing a peace treaty with Flivok-6 and were returning to their base on Titan.^[47]

Storm

	Appearances: Marvel Adventures The Avengers #36 Storm was among those who quarreled with other people for wanting to be the person who loved Tigra the most.^[36]
	Appearances: Marvel Adventures Super Heroes (Vol. 2) #10 Storm was a member of the X-Men when Reed Richards of another reality requested for Susan to join the X-Men in hopes to prevent her death.^[106]
	Appearances: All-New X-Men #25 This version of Storm comforted Shadowcat after the death of Colossus.^[13]
	Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1 Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Storm was present at the festivities on Asgard.^[36]
	Appearances: Marvel Future Revolution Storm from an unspecified reality was recruited into the Omega Flight on Primary Earth. She was seen welcoming another new recruit to Omega Squad.^[98] Storm wears the armor classified as "Moscow Knights" in-game.
	Appearances: Marvel Future Revolution On Storm's Earth, Magneto found a way to control the Sentinels. He turned them against their creators, then attempted to use them to eliminate all of humanity from the planet. Storm and her fellow X-Men stopped him, but Magneto managed to escape to Primary Earth in another reality to rebuil his robotic army there. Storm followed Magneto and approached Nick Fury of the Omega Flight to informed him of the new threat. Fury dispatched to her a team of Omega Flight operatives, who together with Storm confronted Magneto and stopped his plans.^[98] Storm wears the armor classified as "X-Men Uniform" in-game.
	Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74 Storm was one of the heroes killed when Mephisto and his forces invaded New York City.^[9]

Stryfe

Appearances of Stryfe(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Stryfe(s) from Unknown Realities
Mentions of Stryfe(s) from Unknown Realities

	Appearances: Despicable Deadpool #289 After he made his deal with Deadpool, Stryfe was ambushed by Cable and a future Deadpool. Expecting this betrayal, Stryfe unleashed dinosaurs and vampires onto New York City. The U.S. Air Force ended up dropping a nuclear bomb on the city.^[31]
	Mentions: Despicable Deadpool #290 Stryfe cloned Cable. These clones didn't realize they were clones and acted as sleeper agents within Pennsylvania Station.^[107]

Super-Adaptoid

Appearances: Crazy Magazine #22

Due to the economic down-turn, Super-Adaptoid and several other villains became writers for Crazy Magazine.^[4]

Super-Apes

Appearances: FF (Vol. 2) #13

Red Ghost and his Super-Apes attempted to break into the Watcher's Citadel after a failed attempt to work with the Impossible Man he vowed vengeance on the entire Poppupians. Upon entering the mists of endless time-loops they began to interact with several Past incarnations of themselves and eventually they and their past versions ended up brawling with the Future Foundation of Earth-616.^[108]

Sunfire

Appearances of Sunfire(s) from Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Sunfire(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Sunfire(s) from Unknown Realities

Shiro Yoshida (Earth-Unknown) from Secret Wars Secret Love Vol 1 1 0001.jpg

Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1

Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Sunfire was present at the festivities on Asgard. His costume was accidentally set fire by Squirrel Girl, who put it out with Thor's ripped shirt.^[36]

Sunspot

	Appearances: X-Force #100 Sunspot was placed in the Weisman Institute for the Criminally Insane by his father to keep him out of his way. The institute also housed the other members of X-Force. This reality was briefly visited by Cannonball (Sam Guthrie) and Meltdown (Tab Smith) when the Queen of the Star Swords began her conquest.^[32]
	Appearances: X-Force #100 Sunspot was a member of X-Force which Queen of the Star Swords brought to the Prime Marvel Universe to attack the mainstream X-Force.^[32]
	Appearances: X-Force #100 Sunspot was a member of X-Force which Queen of the Star Swords brought to the Prime Marvel Universe to attack the mainstream X-Force.^[32]

Swaach

Appearances: Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective #1

Alias: Kang the Conqueror

Kang Swaach proposed, along with Kang Raulex and Kang "Kaseo", an assault on the Congress of Realities, but they were unaware that they were making the proposal to the Terminatrix (posing as Kang), who ignored their recommendations.^[109]
Swaach, along the other members of the Council, was killed by Alioth.^[110]

Swarm

Fritz von Meyer (Earth-Unknown) from Sensational Spider-Man Vol 2 32 001.jpg

Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #32

Swarm was one of Spider-Man's enemies who wanted Mary Jane Watson dead.^[7]

Note: This reality was dreamt by the Mary Jane Watson of Earth-616

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[War_Machine_Vol_1_1-1] War Machine #1

[Marvel_Comics_Presents_Vol_3_5-2] Marvel Comics Presents Vol 3 #5

[Secret_Wars_Too_Vol_1_1-3] 3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 Secret Wars Too #1

[Crazy_Magazine_Vol_1_22-4] 4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 Crazy Magazine #22

[Spider-Man_Grim_Hunt_-_The_Kraven_Saga_Vol_1_1-5] 5.0 ^5.1 ^5.2 ^5.3 Spider-Man: Grim Hunt - The Kraven Saga #1

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_4-6] 6.0 ^6.1 Amazing Spider-Man #4

[Sensational_Spider-Man_Vol_2_32-7] 7.0 ^7.1 ^7.2 ^7.3 Sensational Spider-Man Vol 2 #32

[Strange_Tales_II_Vol_1_2-8] 8.0 ^8.1 Strange Tales II #2

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_5_74-9] 9.0 ^9.1 ^9.2 ^9.3 ^9.4 ^9.5 Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 #74

[Infinity_Countdown_Captain_Marvel_Vol_1_1-10] 10.0 ^10.1 ^10.2 Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel #1

[Marauders_Vol_1_14-11] Marauders #14

[Nova_Vol_7_1-12] 12.0 ^12.1 Nova Vol 7 #1

[All-New_X-Men_Vol_1_25-13] 13.0 ^13.1 ^13.2 ^13.3 All-New X-Men #25

[X-Men_No_More_Humans_Vol_1_1-14] 14.0 ^14.1 X-Men: No More Humans #1

[Deadpool_The_End_Vol_1_1-15] 15.0 ^15.1 ^15.2 Deadpool: The End #1

[Marvel_Knights_Hulk_Vol_1_4-16] 16.0 ^16.1 Marvel Knights: Hulk #4

[Marvel_Comics_Vol_1_1001-17] 17.0 ^17.1 ^17.2 ^17.3 Marvel Comics #1001

[Contest_of_Champions_Vol_1_10-18] 18.0 ^18.1 Contest of Champions #10

[Spider-Man_No_Way_Home-19] 19.0 ^19.1 ^19.2 Spider-Man: No Way Home

[Crazy_Vol_3_1-20] 20.0 ^20.1 ^20.2 ^20.3 ^20.4 ^20.5 ^20.6 ^20.7 ^20.8 Crazy Vol 3 #1

[Exiles_Vol_2_6-21] 21.0 ^21.1 Exiles Vol 2 #6

[New_Avengers_Vol_1_24-22] 22.0 ^22.1 New Avengers #24

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_600-23] 23.0 ^23.1 ^23.2 ^23.3 ^23.4 ^23.5 Amazing Spider-Man #600

[New_Exiles_Vol_1_17-24] 24.0 ^24.1 ^24.2 ^24.3 ^24.4 ^24.5 ^24.6 New Exiles #17

[Excalibur_Vol_1_25-25] Excalibur #25

[What_The--.3F.21_Vol_1_26-26] 26.00 ^26.01 ^26.02 ^26.03 ^26.04 ^26.05 ^26.06 ^26.07 ^26.08 ^26.09 ^26.10 ^26.11 What The--?! #26

[17-17-27] New Exiles #14-17

[Star-Lord_and_Kitty_Pryde_Vol_1_3-28] Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #3

[New_Exiles_Vol_1_15-29] 29.0 ^29.1 ^29.2 ^29.3 ^29.4 ^29.5 ^29.6 New Exiles #15

[Ka-Zar_the_Savage_Vol_1_26-30] Ka-Zar the Savage #26

[Despicable_Deadpool_Vol_1_289-31] 31.0 ^31.1 Despicable Deadpool #289

[X-Force_Vol_1_100-32] 32.0 ^32.1 ^32.2 ^32.3 ^32.4 ^32.5 ^32.6 X-Force #100

[Sensational_She-Hulk_Vol_1_50-33] 33.00 ^33.01 ^33.02 ^33.03 ^33.04 ^33.05 ^33.06 ^33.07 ^33.08 ^33.09 ^33.10 ^33.11 Sensational She-Hulk #50

[Fantastic_Four_Vol_3_47-34] 34.0 ^34.1 Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47

[Strange_Tales_Vol_5_1-35] 35.0 ^35.1 ^35.2 ^35.3 ^35.4 ^35.5 Strange Tales Vol 5 #1

[Secret_Wars_Secret_Love_Vol_1_1-36] 36.0 ^36.1 ^36.2 ^36.3 ^36.4 ^36.5 ^36.6 ^36.7 Secret Wars: Secret Love #1

[X-Men_Blue_Vol_1_29-37] 37.0 ^37.1 X-Men: Blue #29

[Unbelievable_Gwenpool_Vol_1_25-38] 38.0 ^38.1 ^38.2 ^38.3 ^38.4 ^38.5 Unbelievable Gwenpool #25

[Spider-Man_Annual_Vol_3_1-39] 39.0 ^39.1 ^39.2 ^39.3 ^39.4 ^39.5 ^39.6 ^39.7 ^39.8 ^39.9 Spider-Man Annual Vol 3 #1

[Infinity_Countdown_Adam_Warlock_Vol_1_1-40] 40.0 ^40.1 ^40.2 ^40.3 Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock #1

[Hulk_Monster-Size_Special_Vol_1_1-41] Hulk Monster-Size Special #1

[Spider-Woman_Vol_5_3-42] 42.0 ^42.1 ^42.2 Spider-Woman Vol 5 #3

[Totally_Awesome_Hulk_Vol_1_1.MU-43] 43.0 ^43.1 Totally Awesome Hulk #1.MU

[Crazy_Magazine_Vol_1_28-44] 44.0 ^44.1 ^44.2 Crazy Magazine #28

[Fantastic_Four_Giant-Size_Adventures_Vol_1_1-45] Fantastic Four Giant-Size Adventures #1

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_5_36-46] 46.0 ^46.1 ^46.2 ^46.3 ^46.4 ^46.5 ^46.6 Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 #36

[Thanos_Vol_2_10-47] 47.0 ^47.1 ^47.2 ^47.3 Thanos Vol 2 #10

[Ultimate_Spider-Man_Vol_1_71-48] Ultimate Spider-Man #71

[Spider-Man_Into_the_Spider-Verse-49] Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

[Deadpool_.26_the_Mercs_for_Money_Vol_1_5-50] 50.0 ^50.1 ^50.2 Deadpool & the Mercs for Money #5

[Gwen_Stacy_Vol_1_1-51] Gwen Stacy #1

[Marauders_Vol_1_15-52] Marauders #15

[Infinity_Countdown_Prime_Vol_1_1-53] Infinity Countdown Prime #1

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Annual_Vol_1_21-54] 54.0 ^54.1 Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21

[Spider-Ham_25th_Anniversary_Special_Vol_1_1-55] Spider-Ham 25th Anniversary Special #1

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Full_Circle_Vol_1_1-56] Amazing Spider-Man: Full Circle #1

[Ultimate_Civil_War_Spider-Ham_Vol_1_1-57] 57.00 ^57.01 ^57.02 ^57.03 ^57.04 ^57.05 ^57.06 ^57.07 ^57.08 ^57.09 ^57.10 Ultimate Civil War: Spider-Ham #1

[Spider-Verse_Vol_1_2-58] 58.00 ^58.01 ^58.02 ^58.03 ^58.04 ^58.05 ^58.06 ^58.07 ^58.08 ^58.09 ^58.10 ^58.11 ^58.12 ^58.13 ^58.14 ^58.15 ^58.16 Spider-Verse #2

[Prowler_Vol_2_6-59] 59.0 ^59.1 Prowler Vol 2 #6

[Spider-Verse_Vol_3_1-60] 60.0 ^60.1 ^60.2 ^60.3 ^60.4 Spider-Verse Vol 3 #1

[Web_Warriors_Vol_1_9-61] 61.0 ^61.1 ^61.2 ^61.3 Web Warriors #9

[Web_Warriors_Vol_1_10-62] 62.00 ^62.01 ^62.02 ^62.03 ^62.04 ^62.05 ^62.06 ^62.07 ^62.08 ^62.09 ^62.10 Web Warriors #10

[Marvel_Super_Hero_Squad_Online-63] 63.0 ^63.1 ^63.2 ^63.3 ^63.4 ^63.5 Marvel Super Hero Squad Online

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_3_1-64] 64.0 ^64.1 ^64.2 ^64.3 Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #1

[All-New.2C_All-Different_Avengers_Annual_Vol_1_1-65] All-New, All-Different Avengers Annual #1

[Spider-Man_Vol_2_7-66] 66.0 ^66.1 ^66.2 Spider-Man Vol 2 #7

[Miles_Morales_Spider-Man_Vol_1_30-67] 67.0 ^67.1 Miles Morales: Spider-Man #30

[Spider-Bot_Infinity_Comic_Vol_1_7-68] Spider-Bot Infinity Comic #7

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_34-69] Amazing Spider-Man #34

[Marvel_Age_Vol_1_3-70] Marvel Age #3

[Daredevils_Vol_1_3-71] Daredevils #3

[Bug_Vol_1_1-72] Bug #1

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_527-73] Amazing Spider-Man #527

[Marvel_Adventures_Spider-Man_Vol_1_17-74] Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #17

[Marvel_Adventures_Spider-Man_Vol_2_21-75] Marvel Adventures Spider-Man Vol 2 #21

[Deadpool_Vol_4_15-76] Deadpool Vol 4 #15

[Longshot_Saves_the_Marvel_Universe_Vol_1_3-77] Longshot Saves the Marvel Universe #3

[Spider-Geddon_Vol_1_5-78] 78.0 ^78.1 ^78.2 ^78.3 ^78.4 ^78.5 ^78.6 ^78.7 Spider-Geddon #5

[Unbeatable_Squirrel_Girl_Vol_1_5-79] 79.0 ^79.1 Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #5

[I_Am_Groot_Vol_1_4-80] I Am Groot #4

[Marvel_Super_Hero_Adventures_Captain_Marvel_-_First_Day_of_School_Vol_1_1-81] Marvel Super Hero Adventures: Captain Marvel - First Day of School #1

[Vault_of_Spiders_Vol_1_2-82] Vault of Spiders #2

[Spider-Geddon_Vol_1_3-83] 83.0 ^83.1 Spider-Geddon #3

[Immortal_Hulk_Vol_1_33-84] Immortal Hulk #33

[Exiles_Vol_1_63-85] Exiles #63

[Spider-Man_Annual_Vol_1_1999-86] 86.0 ^86.1 ^86.2 Spider-Man Annual #1999

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_679-87] Amazing Spider-Man #679

[Moon_Girl_and_Devil_Dinosaur_Vol_1_13-88] Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #13

[Civil_War_II_The_Accused_Vol_1_1-89] Civil War II: The Accused #1

[Sensational_Spider-Man_Vol_2_31-90] Sensational Spider-Man Vol 2 #31

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_30-91] Amazing Spider-Man #30

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_1-92] Amazing Spider-Man #1

[Incredible_Hulk_Vol_1_355-93] Incredible Hulk #355

[Strange_Tales_II_Vol_1_1-94] Strange Tales II #1

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_4_32-95] Amazing Spider-Man Vol 4 #32

[Doctor_Strange_Vol_5_15-96] Doctor Strange Vol 5 #15

[Amazing_Spider-Man_.28MX.29_Vol_1_128-97] Amazing Spider-Man (MX) #128

[Marvel_Future_Revolution-98] 98.0 ^98.1 ^98.2 ^98.3 Marvel Future Revolution

[Amazing_Spider-Man_The_Sins_of_Norman_Osborn_Vol_1_1-99] 99.0 ^99.1 ^99.2 ^99.3 Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1

[Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_699-100] Amazing Spider-Man #699

[Spider-Woman_Vol_1_35-101] 101.0 ^101.1 Spider-Woman #35

[Howard_the_Duck_Vol_6_1-102] Howard the Duck Vol 6 #1

[Unbeatable_Squirrel_Girl_Vol_2_7-103] Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Vol 2 #7

[Marvel_Comics_Presents_Vol_2_11-104] Marvel Comics Presents Vol 2 #11

[Inhumans_Vol_3_4-105] Inhumans Vol 3 #4

[Marvel_Adventures_Super_Heroes_Vol_2_10-106] Marvel Adventures Super Heroes Vol 2 #10

[Despicable_Deadpool_Vol_1_290-107] Despicable Deadpool #290

[FF_Vol_2_13-108] FF Vol 2 #13

[Avengers_The_Terminatrix_Objective_Vol_1_1-109] Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective #1

[Avengers_The_Terminatrix_Objective_Vol_1_4-110] Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective #4

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Character Index/Earth-Unknown-S

Contents

Character Index - Unknown Realities

Sgt. Hippie

Kitty Pryde

She-Hulk (Skrull)

Spider-Son

References

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