Character Index - K
K.O.
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Appearances: Daredevil #161, Daredevil #164
K.O. was an old friend of Battlin' Jack Murdock.[1] |
Kadril
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #416
Kadril blamed the mutants for killing Captain America during Onslaught.[3] |
Kahlima
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Appearances: Conan the Barbarian #158
Kahlima was the daughter of Sheik Ali Maksoud and a demoness. Despite her lycanthropic nature, her father allowed her to live free, while concealing from others what she truly was. After she was eventually captured by Sheik Abdul Zu Fadh, she revealed her true nature and was killed by her own father.[4] |
Kaidu
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #231
Kaidu was one of Conan's Kozaks eager to strike against the Turanian army of Commander Grimm.[5] |
Kaitlin
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #9
Kaitlin was a little girl saved by Spider-Man from a building on fire.[6] |
Kaleb
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Appearances: Black Panther (Vol. 3) #3
Kaleb was a merchant who was reputedly pursued and murdered by Bob.[7] |
Kaley
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Appearances: Mosaic #1 |
Kalish
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Appearances: Spectacular Spider-Man #134
Doctor Kalish was one of the members of a psychiatric commission that was to decide on the recovery of Stan Carter and thus be able to release him at liberty. She was initially dubious about the release as they had a responsibility to society that would not appreciate a homicidal madman being left free to walk among them.[9] |
Kaman
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Appearances: Red She-Hulk #60
Kaman was a perimeter guard who was knocked out by the Red She-Hulk.[10] |
Kane
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Appearances: Mosaic #1
Kane was one of Morris Sackett's teammates on the New York Stride.[8] |
Kantlefarb
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Appearances: Annihilators #1
Mr. Kantlefarb was an employee of Timely Inc. to whom Rocket Raccoon delivered the mail.[11] |
Kareem
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 6) #1, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 6) #2, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 6) #4
Kareem was a Tombstone henchman. He drove the car that brought White Rabbit to the site of an exchange with the Rose gang to acquire a Goblin Glider. After the intervention of Spider-Man there was a confrontation with Digger who threw a van on the car where Kareem was driving, but thanks to the intervention of Spider-Man he was rescued from the burning car.[12] |
Karen
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Appearances: Marvel Team-Up #101
Karen and her friend René were camping in the woods and Karen was drinking too much wine when she noticed two fluttering figures she thought she had visions and then stopped drinking and retired to the tent.[15] |
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Appearances: Web of Spider-Man #15
Karen tried to dissuade her husband from going to the roof armed with a shotgun because he had already notified the police.[16] |
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Appearances: New Mutants #67
Karen was at the Lila Cheney concert when Spyder's men arrived to capture her and she screamed for the monsters' arrival but the others told her it was a special effect that Lila had already used in the last New York concert.[17] |
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Appearances: X-Factor #47
After Karen and her husband discovered that their son Michael possessed mutant healing powers she dared not interfere whenever Michael's father beat him every time he used his powers to the point that Michael felt compelled to run away from home.[18] |
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Appearances: New Warriors (Vol. 4) #3
Karen was a sound engineer and helped Detective Sykes identify the phone voice to prove it was indeed Dwayne Taylor's.[19] |
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Appearances: Wolverine: Origins #22
While chasing Deadpool, Wolverine broke into Karen's cafe, breaking the front door window and making Karen so infuriated that she made no fuss about Logan punching him in the jaw but only damaged his own hand.[20] |
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Appearances: Uncanny X-Men (Vol. 3) #6, Uncanny X-Men (Vol. 3) #7, Uncanny X-Men (Vol. 3) #8
Mentioned: Uncanny X-Men (Vol. 3) #19.NOW Karen was the former girlfriend of new X-Men member, Hijack (David Bond). She outed David as a mutant when he was practicing his abilities in a parking lot upon the arrival of the police.[21][22] |
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Appearances: Silk (Vol. 3) #1
Karen and her accomplice Carl were robbing a trendy shop convinced that no costumed heroes were on patrol that night, but instead they were wrong as Silk was on patrol and having spotted them she easily defeated them and handed them over to the police.[23] |
Karen P.
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #798
Mentioned: Civil War: Front Line #7 Karen P. was an employee of the Daily Bugle to whom Joe Robertson gave the order to evacuate the building after Green Goblin brought a bomb powered by the tritium.[24] |
Karen T.
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Mentioned: Amazing Spider-Man #798
While Joe Robertson ordered the employees of the Daily Bugle to evacuate the building where Green Goblin had brought a tritium-powered bomb, he also asked if anyone had seen Karen T. where an employee replied that she had called in sick.[24] |
Karl
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Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 3) #56
Karl was one of the guards tasked to watch over Logan while he was trapped in the pit.[25] |
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #663
Karl was an hearing-impaired 77-year-old who was rescued by Spider-Man from being struck by a cab.[26] |
Karno
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Appearances: Conan the Barbarian #157
Lord Karno was challenged and defeated by Conan to prove worthy of attempting to lay claim to the King of Berthalia's reward.[27] |
Karol
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Appearances: Strange Tales #60
Together with a group of Greek rebels they took refuge in the mountains to escape the dictatorial troops of the country, and there they were helped by the Olympic gods.[28] |
Kat
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Appearances: Marvel's Voices: Legacy (Vol. 2) #1
Kat and her colleague Leif were two archaeologists from the Stockholm Department of Archeology who identified an underground chamber in which there was a huge treasure, but as soon as they touched the cursed gold present there they turned into dragons and fought against the Valkyrie Rūna that had come to their aid. Runa destroyed the casket containing the curse, probably a trick by Loki for fun, causing Kat and her colleague to return human again.[29] |
Kate
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Appearances: Avengers (Vol. 3) #16
Kate identified Captain America during the Mardi Gras.[30] |
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Appearances: Captain America: What Price Glory? #1, Captain America: What Price Glory? #3 & Captain America: What Price Glory? #4 Kate was Sal's wife.[31] |
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Appearances: Black Panther: The Man Without Fear #522
Kate was the mother of the American Panther who was bribed in the past by an immigrant who later killed her husband but who her country's government set free due to legal technicality. This incident affected Kate's son's future racist behavior[34] |
Katie
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Appearances: Daredevil #219
Katie worked as a waitress at Poppa's Olympian Palace.[35] |
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Appearances: Punisher: War Zone #38
Katie was a co-worker of Jean Sutherland.[36] |
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Appearances: X-Men: Liberators #1
On an airplane over the Atlantic Ocean, Katie surprised Nightcrawler in the toilet at the rear of the plane.[37] |
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Appearances: Avengers Academy #16
Katie was a little girl who was saved by Veil from a building collapse caused by Sin's Mech Legion, and later asked Veil if she could save her mother trapped in the collapsed building.[38] |
Katubi
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Appearances: Lorna the Jungle Queen #2
A native, he told Lorna that the animals she had glimpsed were fleeing to escape two white hunters.[39] |
Katy
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Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents #151
Katy and Chuck reported the news about Bloody Mary's serial beatings.[40] |
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Mentions: Wolverine: The Best There Is #2, Wolverine: The Best There Is #4, Wolverine: The Best There Is #6
Katy was Madcap's deceased sister. During the meeting with Wolverine, after having gouged out his eyes, Madcap went on blindly asking if he had seen Katy, who kept looking for her but couldn't find her and then asked about her from anyone he met, only to declare that it was crazy for a guy to go looking for his dead sister.[40] |
Kaylee
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Appearances: Champions (Vol. 4) #1
Kaylee was a student at the Brooklyn Visions Academy and after hearing Ms. Marvel's statements against Kamala's Law preventing young people under 21 from being superheroes anymore she got into a fight with another student who claimed that the Champions were liars and that she was about to start a C.R.A.D.L.E. Junior League.[42] |
Kearny
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Appearances: Captain America #174 |
Keaton
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Appearances: Cable #58
Mr. Keaton was member of Shaw Industries. He represented his company in a meeting at the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier Hermes to discuss the threat posed by Cable, and the potential of the Techno-Organic Virus technology to aid the stalled Nemesis Program.[44] |
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Appearances: Invincible Iron Man #506, Invincible Iron Man #507
Keaton was a member of the Hammer Battle Group, a group of men in armor under the command of Sasha Hammer. The Group traveled to Paris during the Fear Itself crisis to retrieve the Detroit Steel Armor and the body of Lt. Johnson and there they collided with the Grey Gargoyle possessed by Mokk.[45] |
Keily
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Appearances: Marvel's Voices: Community #1
Keily had an internet channel where he gave news about the latino community including asking the Brooklyn Spider-Man of what Latin origin he was and giving the percentages that people said where they thought he was from.[47] |
Keith
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #84
Keith was an employee of the Beyond Corporation who worked at Beyond Branch #47, where Doug Siravanta had been transferred. During a coffee break, Doug complained to a bored Keith about being transferred after helping Spider-Man. Shortly thereafter he was taken hostage by Dr. Octopus when he stormed the building to steal a Beyond drive.[48] |
Kelli
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Appearances: Superior Foes of Spider-Man #7
Kelli was a childhood friend of Mallory Aimes.[49] |
Kelly
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Appearances: Iron Fist #4
Kelly and Watson were on the staff of St. Mabyn's Hospital in London when Misty Knight was a patient there. When Knight collapsed while trying to leave, her doctor ran out into the corridor and ordered them to fetch a crash team for her.[50] |
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Appearances: X-Men #120
Kelly was a Toronto-Dominion Mall shopper who witnessed the Vindicator attacking Banshee and Storm.[51] |
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Appearances: Incredible Hulk #388
Kelly played with Rick Jones and Miggy at the concert held in Jim Wilson's clinic for AIDS patients.[52] |
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Appearances: Emma Frost #5
Kelly was a little girl who lived in the Somerville neighborhood of Boston and to whom Emma Frost asked if Mr. Kendall lived there, to which Kelly replied that he did indeed live there but was gone.[53] |
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #32, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #33, Non-Stop Spider-Man #1, Non-Stop Spider-Man #2, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #75
A fellow student of Peter Parker's, she was rescued by him after ingesting a new drug.[54] |
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74
Kelly was a inmate in Bedford Falls Correctional Facility where Elizabeth Tyne was also there and like other prisoners she was afraid of Elizabeth, whom she known as Janine Godbe.[56] |
Kelvin
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Appearances: Devil's Reign: X-Men #1
Kelvin was the bodyguard of a man that Kingpin had ordered the elimination and for which he had Elektra sent to perform the action. Kelvin was killed by Elektra who slit his throat.[57] |
Ken
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Appearances: Incredible Hulk (Vol. 2) #77, Incredible Hulk (Vol. 2) #78, Marvel Team-Up #4
Ken was one of Bruce Banner's schoolmates. |
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: Extra! #2
At the F.E.A.S.T. center Ken told May Parker that Martin Li was in the workout room.[61] |
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Appearances: Punisher (Vol. 8) #2
EGL News anchor Ken interviewed Norman Osborn after he was targeted by the Punisher.[62] |
Kendra
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Appearances: Marvel's Voices: Identity #1
Kendra was the daughter of Patrick, a man who Silhouette met in a dating scene and for whom Patrick always showed himself on his cell phone during the date making Silhouette think that he was not very interested but who later discovered that he was on his cell phone in looking for a babysitter for Kendra so he can dedicate himself to her.[63] |
Kennedy
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Appearances: Hawkeye: Kate Bishop #2
Mentions: Hawkeye: Kate Bishop #1 Kennedy was a little girl who was on vacation in the mysterious Resort Chapiteau and from there she was kidnapped by a man who was however mentally controlled by a bracelet. Kate Bishop located the place where Kennedy was being held captive and freed her from her, also freeing the kidnapper by destroying the bracelet that controlled him, and returned the child to her parents.[64] |
Kenner
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Appearances: Sub-Mariner #48, Sub-Mariner #49
Kenner was posing as a henchman of Doctor Doom but in reality he had replaced the real Kenner. The imposter Kenner was sent to infiltrate Doom's henchmen by his master to put him in a position to destroy Namor. Kenner struck Doom from behind with an energy blast.[65] |
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Appearances: Captain America Annual #11
Kenner was one of Taskmaster's trainees whom he unleashed to flush out and eliminate Tyrone McQuaid after he dared to flee Taskmaster Academy. In defense of Tyrone intervened Falcon who defeated all Taskmaster's students while testing his new costume.[67] |
Kenneth
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Appearances: Wolverine: The Origin #1, X-Men: Prelude to Schism #4, Wolverine: The Origin #2
Mr. Kenneth was the butler of the Howlett family and it was he who accompanied Rose as a young girl to the Howlett estate to be company to the young and sickly James.[68] |
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Appearances: Ghost Rider: Kushala Infinity Comic #4, Ghost Rider: Kushala Infinity Comic #4, Ghost Rider: Kushala Infinity Comic #8
Kenneth participated in a black ops during the Second World War with Captain America to discover the lost city of Atlantis, but at the end of the mission he did not remember anything other than having nightmares and only a photo proved the veracity of the mission with Cap.[71] |
Kenny
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Appearances: Punisher War Journal #50 |
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Appearances: Thunderbolts #1
Kenny was Megan McLaren's assistant.[74] |
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Appearances: Doctor Strange (Vol. 3) #3
Kenny was one of Jonathon White's followers, who was confronted and defeated by Doctor Strange.[75] |
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Appearances: Captain America: What Price Glory? #1
Kenny was one of the mobsters who were confronted Captain America for roughing up Jimmy Sanders.[31] |
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Appearances: Deadpool (Vol. 7) #1
Kenny was the counterman at the Sweet Stuffs shop in Fairwoods Mall in Croton-on-Hudson.[76] |
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #51.LR
Kenny was a chauffeur who accompanied Mary Jane back to New York. While Mary Jane joked with Kenny asking him to go to a bakery, their car was hit by another car launched by the possessed Order of the Web.[77] |
Kerry
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Appearances: Marvels Snapshots: Avengers #1
Kerry was a paramedic who recently moved to New York. During an emergency caused by the clash between the Avengers and a giant robot, Kerry despite being off duty helped to assist the people and the injured and during the emergency met a policeman with whom he fell in love.[78] |
Keshawn
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Appearances: Cage (Vol. 2) #2
Keshawn was shot dead by Clifto.[79] |
Kettlewell
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Appearances: Nova (Vol. 5) #11 & Nova (Vol. 5) #26
A doctor from Carefree, Arizona, who treated Sam Alexander following his head injury and temporary blindness.[80] After his recovery, he told him that he was concussion symptom free.[81] |
Kevin
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Appearances: Wolverine, Nick Fury: The Scorpio Connection a Marvel Graphic Novel #1
Kevin and his brother Scott were seen by Nick Fury meeting their father.[82] |
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #376
Kevin told Elias Wirtham where to find Stone.[83] |
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Appearances: Spider-Man #80 |
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Appearances: Spider-Girl (Vol. 2) #5
Kevin was a painter friend of Rocky who painted a portrait of his mother on canvas for her.[85] |
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Appearances: Black Cat (Vol. 2) #4
Kevin was a colleague of Sonny Ocampo in his catering job. He drew Sonny's attention, saying the guests were pissed about the lack of drinks, while sonny was arguing with Lily Hollister.[86] |
Khalid
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Appearances: Moon Knight (Vol. 2) #1
Khalid was an agent of Ahmad Azis who was sent to poison the expected top bidder Hiram Gowdy of the statue of Khonshu with cyninide gas. He was later sent to kill Moon Knight, to prevent him from interfering with the next stage of his plan, but Spector defeated him and seemingly killed him.[87] |
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Appearances: Punisher (Vol. 10) #19, Punisher (Vol. 10) #20
Khalid was the leader of the Black Dawn Fighters that was killed by the Punisher.[88] |
Khalida
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Appearances: Miles Morales: Spider-Man #27
When Miles' clones attacked the hospital where Miles' mother Rio worked, she realized they were looking for her and so she told her fellow nurse Khalida that they were definitely looking for her and that therefore Khalida should trust her and get everyone out of the hospital. room.[89] |
Khashtris
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #218
Cousin of Queen Ialamis, Lady Khashtris hired Conan to work as her bodyguard. She allied with the Cimmerian to unmask Baron Sabaninus and uncover his plot to assassinate Taramis.[90] |
Khovan
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #233
Lord Khovan was the commander of Fort Ghori and protector of the border. Khovan, in disfavor because he had not stopped the Kozak raids, visited the temple of Tarim, where he received a vision from the Master of the Black Circle. He was eventually beheaded for his failure to wipe out the Kozaks.[91] |
Khristina
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Appearances: Uncanny X-Men: First Class Giant-Size Special #1
Khristina was a childhood friend of Piotr Rasputin.[92] |
Khumbanigash
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #5
Khumbanigash was a General of the mercenaries. He was a normal human, probably from Shem. He seemed taller and heavier than the average size of the soldiers. Khumbanigash was one of the reliable men of Salome. He was one of the few men to know the secret of Salome. He also abused of Taramis. Seven months after the conquer of the Khauran city, a night, Khumbanigash escorted Salome to the secret prison of Taramis, to torture her with the sight of the dead Krallides' head. He stayed outside the cell, but heard Taramis' screams. Outside the prison, Khumbanigash suggested to Salome to kill Taramis in front of her people and to declare herself the Queen, sure of the military supremacy of his troops over the Khaurans. Taramis wanted to wait. She threw the head of Krallides to a deaf-mute, who actually was Marcios in disguise, looking for information. Khumbanigash, gesticulating, sent him away. A week later, Conan led his Zuagirs near Khauran and Khumbanigash left the town to fight with the rest of Constantius' army. Khumbanigash died in the battle.[93] |
Kilgore
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Appearances: Deadpool: Games of Death #1
Mr. Kilgore hires Deadpool to retrieve his son Julian who appears to be on a martial arts reality show where participants actually die. After discovering that Julian was in fact the host of the show and killing him, Deadpool returns to Kilgore telling him that his son was dead and he also knew that it was all a maneuver to get Deadpool to participate in the show to increase the popularity and for this he did give Kilgore a million dollars more than agreed.[94] |
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Appearances: Deadpool Team-Up (Vol. 2) #885
Dr. Kilgore was suffering from an incurable tuberculosis but found a way to heal thanks to the milk of the vampire cow Hellcow, but when the beneficial effects of milk also began to fade, then he thought of using Deadpool's pituitary gland to heal definitively. So he kidnapped Deadpool and pulled HGH hormone out of the gland and injected it but the results weren't as expected. Eventually Hellcow and Deadpool together defeated Kilgore and dissolved it in acid.[95] |
Kim
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Appearances: Daredevil (Vol. 2) #1, Daredevil (Vol. 2) #3
Kim was Matt Murdock's secretary at the Nelson and Murdock Law Office.[96] |
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Appearances: Doctor Strange (Vol. 3) #4
Kim was Dr. Keith Wilmott's surgical assistant.[97] |
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Appearances: Siege: Captain America #1
Kim, daughter of Jimmy and Susie, was rescued from Razorfist by Captain America and Bucky.[98] |
King
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Appearances: Kid Colt Outlaw #36
Mrs. King was a woman from Leadville, she offered to give Ichabod an oatpie that she had baked for him because she saw him starved.[99] |
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Appearances: Kid Colt Outlaw #55
King and his partner Denning were two bullies who continued to rough up a quiet man named Bob Daly until Kid Colt's intervention that initially roughed up the two bullies and later in complicity with Bob's nephew made King feel humiliated even by Bob and the two bullies were forced by Kid Colt to leave the town.[100] |
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Appearances: Patsy Walker #96
Because of a malignant gossip, Judy's mother forbade her to invite her friends to their house on Friday to dance like they used to, but thanks to a subterfuge from one of Judy's friends, it was revealed to her mother the truth oon the real behavior of the one who had spread the gossip making her change her mind.[101] |
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Appearances: X-Men #36
A welfare case worker through whom the X-Men, in their civilian guises, tried to acquire the funding to travel to Europe in pursuit of Professor X and Factor Three. She turned them away, believing that with Warren Worthington III among them, they already had access to funds and that their request was some sort of college prank.[102] |
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Appearances: Tomb of Dracula (Vol. 2) #3
King and Duke were the two doberman owned by David Tamblin and who escaped his control as he changed the tire of his car by attacking little Jacqueline McDonald who was playing on the nearby beach.[103] |
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Appearances: Tangled Web: The Thousand #3
Mr. King was the father of Carl King, the Thousand, and became the second victim of his son when he went to bed with his wife in the evening, not knowing that she had become the first host of the Thousand.[104] |
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Appearances: Tangled Web: The Thousand #3
Mrs. King was the mother of Carl King, the Thousand, and became her son's first host and as such his first victim as well.[104] |
Kioga
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #227
Kioga was a poacher who witnessed his partner Jongor being attacked and killed by an invisible creature in Nemedia's Darkwood.[105] |
Kira
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Appearances: Ghost Rider (Vol. 6) #15
Kira announced on television the mysterious new owner of the Buffalo Geoducks.[106] |
Kitty
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Appearances: Spider-Man/Daredevil #1
Kitty was a housecat rescued by Spider-Man.[107] |
Klauz
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Appearances: Conan the Barbarian #165
Klauz was the guildmaster of the local thieves' guild, who fenced all the loot taken by Conan and Fafnir from the Temple of the Dragon. When he went to show Conan the guest room, Klauz discovered that his daughter Nadine was gone, and the Cimmerian set out in search of the missing girl.[108] |
Kleiner
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Appearances: Spectacular Spider-Man #204
When Tombstone attacked Nick Kaska's club, Nigel confronted him with a bazooka.[109] |
Knight
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Appearances: Astonishing #30
Under threat of killing her daughter Helen, the mobster Killer Ryan forced Dr. Knight to create an antidote to the effects of the gas chamber. After giving Ryan the antidote, the mobster killed the scientist but did not read the note that had left him where it was written that after taking the antidote would not be able to breathe the regular air.[110] |
Kobe
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Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 2) #8
Kobe's cocaine refining and processing facility was torn down by the Hulk.[111] |
Kodo
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Appearances: Tomb of Dracula Presents: Throne of Blood #1
Determined to eliminate the infection that had developed in his house, not knowing it was in fact vampirism, Raizo Kodo also killed his mother who also became a vampire.[112] |
Kooba
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #215
Kooba was a warrior of the Ichiribu who trained with Conan in the northern ways of war.[113] |
Koor
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Appearances: Ka-Zar (Vol. 4) #3
After the incident of the Roxxon "Pangean Horizon" oil rig, Ka-Zar, seeing him absent, asked Koor if he was not well and he replied that he was praying and that having no other resources he too would set fire to their forest to allow the palm oil cultivation of foreigners.[114] |
Koris
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #235
Koris was Ygok's personal bodyguard. He was killed by Ormon when he defected instead of confronting Conan.[115] |
Korr
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Appearances: Tales to Astonish #47
Korr was a winged ant who Ant-Man used to travel around the city on, and Korr gave up his life to protect him and the Wasp from a menacing garden snake. Henry Pym was visibly disturbed by Korr's passing and Korr's willingness to lay down his life for him.[116] Later Pym used Korr's sentience as a base program for the Rover.[117] |
Kosinski
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Appearances: Mighty Thor #435, Mighty Thor #436
Kosinski was a construction contractor who had some drawing problems in the construction of one of the buildings but unable to find the architect in charge Eric Masterson, he told the foreman that Masterson was licensed and someone else would finish the job.[118] |
Kraggos
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Appearances: Conan the Barbarian #275
Kraggos delivered the fatal blow who knocked down Conan and allowed Milo, as the new captain of the Free Companions, to capture the Cimmerian.[120] |
Krallides
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #5
Son of Acrallidus, Krallides was one of the Queen's counselors. He was a normal human, honest and faithful to the throne and probably a sage. He was considered trustworthy by Taramis, and the people listened his words. After Salome took Taramis identity, Krallides understood that something went wrong, and, after many months of odd behavior of the false Taramis, he started to believe that Taramis wasn't the real one but a false. Krallides tried to convince the Khauran population that the Queen was not Taramis but Salome had him captured and beheaded. Then Salome used Krallides' head to torture Taramis. Khumbanigash gave the head to Marcios, who was disguised as a deaf-mute and who learned that both Conan and Krallides were right and started his plans for the liberation of the Queen.[93] |
Kraut
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Appearances: Young Allies #6
Professor Kraut was the Professor of Destruction and Sabotage of the School for Sabotage to indoctrinate the boys in Germany where the Young Allies went, causing havoc inside.[121] |
Krautmann
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Appearances: Miss America #91, Patsy Walker #76, Patsy Walker #83, Patsy Walker #96, Avengers Annual (Vol. 2) #2000
Mr. Krautmann (sometimes referred to as "Pops") is the owner and operator of Krautmann's Sodas, old fashion ice cream parlor and drug store in Centerville, California.[122][123][124][101][125] |
Krebbs
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Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents #116
Krebbs was the first Unlucky Thirteen Gang member to be killed by Two-Gun Kid during their ambush attempt against him.[126] |
Kreeger
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Appearances: Power Man and Iron Fist #107
Mrs. Kreeger was the mother of Victor Kreeger and grandmother of rockstar Zeno Saturn. She helped her son, alias the Hammer of Judgment, to unmask the Zeno Saturn impostor who had taken over from his nephew after a tragic accident where he was killed.[127] |
Kristin
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Appearances: Astonishing Tales #8
Kristin was told by her mother about Doctor Doom's mother.[128] |
Krypt
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Appearances: Alpha Flight (Vol. 2) #1
Dr. Krypt is a staff physician at Department H. He was the one to revive Heather Hudson and Eugene Judd after their initial capture by the Epsilons.[129] |
Kuljit
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Appearances: Daredevil (Vol. 3) #14
Kuljit was the Nelson and Murdock Law Office maintenance man.[130] |
Kumiko
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Appearances: Elektra: Black, White & Blood #1
Kumiko accompanied Shigeru Ono's daughter in the car after her little girl and her father had escaped an assassination attempt by Elektra against Shigeru.[131] |
Kwan
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Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 2) #15 |
Kyle
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Appearances: Ghost Rider (Vol. 6) #14
Kyle was a jumper who was rescued from Lucifer by Ghost Rider.[133] |
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