Character Index - L
L.J.
Appearances: Ghost Rider Annual #1
L.J. was a gang member who was attacked by the Night Terror.[1] |
Lacey
Appearances: Spider-Man 2099 (Vol. 3) #1
Lacey co-hosted the show with Tom on the episode that Miguel O'Hara auditioned.[2] |
Lafferty
Appearances: Defenders #21
Mrs. Lafferty was the owner of a boarding house.[3] |
LaGraves
Appearances: Captain America #394
LaGraves was on the Sweat Shoppers team sent by the Power Broker on the order of the Red Skull to the federal penitentiary in Virginia to evade Viper from prison, which they successfully accomplished.[4] |
Lake
Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 3) #7, Wolverine (Vol. 3) #8
Lake was an immigrant smuggler who was arrested after being caught by Wolverine.[5] |
Lance
Appearances: Millie the Model #7
Lance was a friend of Bud Williams and when Bud said he was unable to bring Irma to the prom because his car didn't start, he immediately offered to accompany Irma to the prom as he could not accompany them both because his car only had two places, but Bud's other friend Don offered to repair Bud's car and only if he couldn't do it would he accompany Irma to the prom.[6] | |
Appearances: Howard the Duck #26
A drunkard who met Winda Wester on the road to which he made heavy advances but after Winda defended himself by scratching him, he took his revenge by attacking and beating her.[7] | |
Appearances: Avengers #201
Lance was a kid who during the Uncle Elmer show was on a carousel that was rotated by Simon Williams as Mr. Muscle.[8] | |
Appearances: Marvel Graphic Novel: Emperor Doom — Starring the Mighty Avengers #1
Lance was a security guard at the entrance gate of the Colossal studios in Hollywood.[9] | |
Appearances: Silver Sable and the Wild Pack #19 | |
Appearances: X-Men Prime #1
Lance was among the group of mutant haters who lent the mutant Dennis Hogan by killing him.[11] | |
Appearances: X-Men: Children of the Atom #1
Lance was a Freeport High School student and an acquaintance of Chad.[12] | |
Appearances: Avengers (Vol. 3) #76
Lance was one of Cassie Lang's schoolmates.[13] | |
Appearances: Thor: God of Thunder #12
Lance was a prison guard in a New York prison and when Thor showed up to interrogate a prisoner Lance told him he had to leave his hammer but his colleague Bill told him to leave it alone so no one would be able to lift it.[14] |
Lane
Appearances: Spider-Man Unlimited #5
Mister Lane visited Jane while she was hospitalized at Fleming-Gardner Memorial Hospital.[15] | |
Appearances: Spider-Man #75
Mrs. Lane let Normie Osborn spend All Hallows Eve with her son Josh.[16] | |
Appearances: Daredevil: Reborn #2
Lane was one of two truck drivers who transported the weapons seized in police actions to be decommissioned, but in fact they delivered them to Sheriff Cole to be able to exchange with the Calavera's heroine.[17] |
Lansfield
Appearances: Mystical Tales #2
He brought his newborn son to his father to introduce him to him and when his father said he was heartbroken for not being able to give anything to his nephew except his love, his son replied that this was the best gift he could give him.[18] | |
Appearances: Mystical Tales #2
Together with her husband she brought her newborn son Harry to his father-in-law to introduce him to his grandson.[18] |
Lara
Appearances: Mystic Comics #4
Lara was a member of the Trustees of Hate, a group led by Doctor Vortex dedicated to pushing the nations of Borsia and Gratzia into warring with each other for unrevealed reasons. The group was opposed by the hero the Blue Blaze. After escaping the Trustees' lime pit, the Blaze was held at gunpoint by Lara. Lara then showed the Blaze the Trustees' power by using a special hate ray to force Borsia's greatest speaker to break out into an anti-Gratzia tirade. Lara later returned the Blaze to the Trustee's castle hideout. After two attempts to kill the Blaze failed, the Blaze tossed Dr. Vortex into the Trustees' lime pit to die. Without their leader, the group fell apart.[19] |
Larissa
Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 2) #85
Larissa was a human that was integrated into the Phalanx collective. She and other members of the Falange collective were sent by Cameron Hodge to clash with the X-Men but were defeated and perished in the fight.[20] |
Larry
Appearances: Daredevil #166
Larry was one of the underprivileged children assisted by social worker Betsy Beatty.[21] | |
Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 2) #13
Twin brothers Larry and Gar stabbed each other to death over jealousy for a Gehenna Stone fragment.[22] | |
Appearances: Spider-Man #67
Larry was a security guard who faced the Spider-Carnage.[23] | |
Appearances: Spider-Man #80
Larry and Georgie were ordered by Hammerhead to get rid of Peter Parker.[24] | |
Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man #29
Larry was an heroin dealer who was interrogated by the Black Cat about a missing runaway kid.[25] | |
Appearances: Incredible Hulk (Vol. 2) #25
Larry secretly alerted Gen. Thunderbolt Ross that Emil Blonsky quit his job at the library in Duncan and was about to leave town.[26] | |
Appearances: Emma Frost #15
Larry was a passerby from whom Astrid Bloom read the mind to discover that he was a paranoid schizophrenic who was convinced that his bird was cheating on him with his best friend and that the world would end next week.[27] | |
Appearances: Daredevil #500
Larry was a former boxer and the owner of the Cyclone Bar & Grill. He took Daredevil and cared for him inside the bar following a fight against Bullseye.[28] | |
Appearances: Daredevil (Vol. 3) #23, Daredevil (Vol. 3) #24, Daredevil (Vol. 3) #25
Larry approached Matthew Murdock and told him he knew who was after him.[29] He was really a homeless boy who was paid for medical testing in order to replicate Daredevil's powers.[30] | |
File:Larry (Sanitation Worker) (Earth-616) from Deadpool Vol 4 13 001.png | Appearances: Deadpool (Vol. 4) #13
Larry was a sanitation worker at the Fresh Kills landfill.[31] |
Lars
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21
Lars was one of Mary Jane Watson's friends who attended her wedding bash in a private Uptown club.[32] | |
Appearances: Thor: Godstorm #2 | |
Appearances: X-Men (Vol. 3) #8, X-Men (Vol. 3) #9, X-Men (Vol. 3) #10
Lars was one of the boys bullied and lured by an internet subterfuge by the Dark Beast and transformed into a Lizard-like being and then placed in the service of Dark Beast to catch other boys to experiment on.[34] |
Larson
Appearances: Avengers Spotlight #38
Dr. Larson was a veterinarian working at the San Pedro Cat & Dog Clinic.[37] |
Latour
Appearances: Patsy Walker #90
Miss Latour was a stern French tutor.[38] |
Laura
Appearances: Uncanny Tales #1
Laura and her sister Agnes were visited by Mr. Cotton from the Welfare Bureau after receiving complaints about the smell and filth of the house. He threatened to call an exterminator on the rats and attempted to kill one himself, one named Caesar, who attacked and bit him back. After he killed the rat, the women were distraught and lead him to their clean cellar where they chained up Mr Cotton and fed him to the rest of the rats. [39] | |
Appearances: Iron Man #2
Laura was the first witness to notice the Demolisher flying towards Tony's private yacht.[40] |
Laurent
Appearances: Fear Itself: Black Widow #1
Laurent was a mercenary hired to retrieve France's nuclear codes. He died when Black Widow activated a Life-Model Decoy booby-trapped with explosives, in order to kill Laurent and his employers.[41] |
Lauria
Appearances: Web of Spider-Man Annual #9
Lauria lived in the monastery where an unidentified woman left a trio of Hellbent infants, who would be known as the Cadre. Lauria helped Gregori supervise the children, until, like the rest of the Knights Templar, she was slaughtered by the hellbents sent by Seth.[42] |
Laurie
Appearances: Deathlok #1, Deathlok #2, Deathlok #3
Laurie was Harlan Ryker's secretary at Cybertek. When Michael Collins showed up at Ryker's office, Laurie told him that Mr. Ryker was busy with Ben Jacobs in a weapons test and could not be disturbed.[43] |
Lawrence
File:Lawrence (Eastern Promise) (Earth-616).png | Appearances: Shadowland: Blood on the Streets #1
Lawrence was one of the bouncers at the Eastern Promise, the club owned by Sergey Bulovic. Lawrence usually abused of the girls that wanted to become dancers in the club, until Silver Sable beat him while she infiltrated into the club.[46] |
Lawson
Appearances: Marvel Boy: The Uranian #3
Professor Lawson was a crazed scientist who invented a ray capable of devolving people by restructuring their genetic structure by matching them with a distant ancestor of whom they kept traces in their DNA. He assaulted the campus where he taught and did research, accusing the Chancellor of having never understood his work, he but was opposed and defeated by Marvel Boy.[47] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1.2, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1.3, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1.4, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1.5
Lawson was one of the members of the school A.V. Club at Midtown High School.[48] |
Layla
Appearances: Conan the Barbarian #155
Rayshella's elder sister, Layla was charmed by Conan and approached him out on the balcony, but she ran quickly back to her home as soon as Baron Vjerzak appeared down the street.[49] |
Leach
Appearances: Daredevil #159
Leach was a thug who apparently drowned in the East River after being defeated by Daredevil.[50] |
Leaman
Appearances: Captain America #394
Leaman was on the Sweat Shoppers team sent by the Power Broker on the order of the Red Skull to the federal penitentiary in Virginia to evade Viper from prison, which they successfully accomplished.[4] |
Lee
Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents #6
Lee was a smuggling chieftain who pledged to Jessan Hoan's service.[51] | |
Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man #25
Aiming at Spider-Man, Lee fired his slazer gun and mistakenly hit Aura, almost killing her.[52] | |
Appearances: Fearless Defenders #2
Lee was one the mercenaries sent by Mr. Raven to capture Dani Moonstar at 1128 Mission Street.[53] |
Leez
Appearances: Rogue #2
Leez and her friend were travelling to New Orleans during a school break when they met Gambit and asked for directions. During the conversation something exploded and Gambit was attacked by Assassins Guild. Her freind wanted to drive out there but Leez was fascinated by the battle.[54] |
Lefkowicz
Appearances: New Warriors #61
Lefkowicz was Jupiter's boss at the Oak Hills Mall.[55] |
Leftenant
Appearances: Frankenstein #6
In the 19th century, The Leftenant worked with the Ingolstadt jail when several prisoners disappeared. He tried to get Colonel Blackstone to open an investigation but he refused to so the Leftenant began investigating himself. On his way to Castle Frankenstein, he ran into Frankenstein's Monster which the Leftenant attacked but was knocked out. Later, after recovering he found the monster chained up being held prisoner by the Colonel who was killing the prisoners and turning them into his mindless slaves using a Giant Spider. He fought the Colonel but was seemingly losing when the chamber began flooding and the spider escaped. The Leftenant fled begging the Colonel to flee too instead of dying.[56] His fate after the castle crumbled is unknown. |
Leiberthal
Appearances: Captain America #391, Captain America #393
Mr. Leiberthal was the prosecutor in the trial brought against the Red Skull for his war crimes.[57] During the trial, Leiberthal was taken hostage by Crossbones and released from the fake bioplastoid Avengers created by Arnim Zola.[58] |
Leilani
Appearances: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #1-4 & 13
Leilani was a neighbor of Peter Parker who asked if Spider-Man knew a super-hero stronger than him to face her problems with very powerful people.[59] |
Lem
Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #13
Lem was a mechanic from Mount Pressure who repaired She-Hulk's flying car.[60] | |
Appearances: Captain America: Patriot #3
Lem was one of Lavender's goons. He was confronted by Captain America after their boss managed to shoot at Bucky.[61] |
Len
Appearances: X-Men: Children of the Atom #2
Len was one of the sportscasters for the Freeport High School Red Devils football team.[62] | |
Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 3) #8 |
Lenny
Appearances: West Coast Avengers #3
Lenny was one of "Lucky Max" Galeno's affiliates in Los Angeles.[64] | |
Appearances: Web of Spider-Man #27
Lenny was an enforcer for the ESI and was killed in an explosion within the ESI building while trying to capture Spider-Man and Lee Camino.[65] | |
Appearances: Captain America #388
Lenny was one of the best Taskmaster students and was hired with others for a sparring partner session dressed as Captain America. The opponent turned out to be the Red Skull who killed Lenny and the other sparring partners in an extremely simple way.[66] | |
Appearances: Scarlet Spider #1
Lenny was one of the two employees of Jason Tso, who were tasered and rigged with explosives by the Pro. Sent into Club Noir to kill Tso, their grenades were slapped away by Ben Reilly.[67] | |
File:Lenny (Lucky Lobo) (Earth-616) from Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 1997 001.png | Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1997
Lenny was one of the gunmen that Lucky Lobo had trained on Mary Kelleher.[68] |
Appearances: Avengers (Vol. 3) #13
Lenny was part of a contingent of Junior Gates' mob who was defeated in Lower Manhattan by the New Warriors.[69] | |
File:Lenny (Eastern Promise) (Earth-616).png | Appearances: Shadowland: Blood on the Streets #1
Lenny was one of the bouncers at the Eastern Promise, the club owned by Sergey Bulovic.[46] |
Lenya
Appearances: Champions #10
Lenya was Yuri Petrovich's dog, who stayed with his father Ivan when they were forced to leave Moscow.[70] |
Leo
Appearances: Captain Britain #22
Leo was an inveterate tippler who witnessed Nazis gathering in London with uniforms and guns; he warned the police about it, pleading to be believed.[71] | |
Appearances: Nova (Vol. 2) #8
Leo was an agent of the Shadow Consortium, tasked with hijacking and retrieving a secret United States defense surveillance satellite. He was confronted by Nova, who convinced him and his partner Herb to surrender, but died in the explosion of the ship he was travelling in.[72] |
Leon
Appearances: Marvel Team-Up #114
Leon was one of Mr. Wilson's social patients.[73] |
Leonard
Appearances: Monsters Unleashed #5
Leonard cured Ellen Brandt's face after she was burned by Man-Thing.[74] | |
Appearances: Truth: Red, White & Black #1 & Truth: Red, White & Black #3
Leonard was Mr.Canfield's butler.[75][76] | |
Appearances: Daredevil vs. Punisher #4
Leonard was Hammerhead's cell inmate in Salamanca.[77] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #663
Leonard was mistaken for a robber by Spider-Man.[78] |
Lerner
Appearances: Spider-Man: The Final Adventure #2
One of the security guards at GARID, under the command of Calvin Falconer they tried to capture Tendril but were saved by the timely intervention of Spider-Man[79]. |
Les
Appearances: Tales to Astonish #97
Les was a member of the Teen Brigade. He thought that the Army would soon polish the Hulk off.[80] |
Lesgetti
Appearances: Thor (Vol. 2) #46
Mrs. Lesgetti was the wife of Gary Lesgetti, an old friend of Paul Duval, who died prematurely.[80] |
Leslie
Appearances: Captain Marvel #55
Leslie worked at Jacqueline Carr's Observatory as a secretary in Denver.[81] | |
Appearances: Sentinel #7, Sentinel #8, Sentinel #9
Leslie was a survivor of a plane crash that helped Juston Seyfert.[82] |
Levon
Appearances: Black Panther #14, Black Panther #15
A member of the Harlem gang of the Thunderbolts, Levon saved the Black Panther's life from Li'l Herbie.[83] |
Lewis
Appearances: Marvel Fanfare #1
The night before Christmas, Santa Claus impersonator Lewis from the St. Michael's Hospice for Handicapped Children was robbed and injured by a gang of junkies.[85] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #407
Lewis was a second grade student whose class was guided by Mrs. Platt on the Liberty Island ferry.[86] |
Liam
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #656
Lia's motherm was one of the victims of Massacre victims. During the celebration in memory of the victims J. Jonah Jameson promised Liam that Massacre would die.[87] |
Lichter-Dale
Appearances: Avengers #167
Mrs. Lichter-Dale hosted a fashion show in the crystal ballroom of a posh, world famous hotel on Park Avenue.[88] |
Lieber
Appearances: Strange Tales #118
Frau Lieber was one of the first to notice something strange in Herr Braun, as if he was walking around in trance.[89] |
Lief
Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents #131
Lief was a child who was rescued from Harlow by Ant-Man.[90] |
Lila
Appearances: Avengers Academy #14.1
Lila was an assistant to Jeremy Briggs. When the students of the Avengers Academy visited Briggs at his headquarters, out of enthusiasm Briggs ordered Lila to bring various refreshments for all of them and to cancel any appointments he had previously scheduled for that hour.[91] |
Liliana
File:Liliana (Earth-616) from Deadpool Team-Up Vol 1 898 001.png | Appearances: Deadpool Team-Up #898
Liliana was an acquaintance of Rigo Zapata.[92] |
Lin
Appearances: Indestructible Hulk #5
Lin the admiral of the Chinese mega-sub, the Dreadnought.[93] |
Lily
Appearances: Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #3, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #5
Lily is a student at Public School 20 Anna Silver. She was one of the girls playing with matches in the restroom that set the school on fire.[94] Later she was exposed to Terrigen Mist, while walking Yancy Street with Sasha, and underwent Terrigenesis.[95] |
Linc
Appearances: Marvel Fanfare #1
Linc was a junkie who was confronted and knocked out by Daredevil.[85] |
Linda
Appearances: Osborn #3
Mentioned: Osborn #4 Linda was a staff member of Senator Muffoletto, and witnessed a discussion by her boss about the role of a leader using hamburgers as a metaphor.[96] |
Linderman
Appearances: Spider-Man 2099 (Vol. 3) #20
Mrs. Linderman was a student pilot. During one of her lessons, Spider-Man (Miguel O'Hara) landed on her plane and used it to launch off.[97] |
Lionel
Appearances: Spider-Man #71
Lionel was saved by the Spider-Man (Ben Reilly) from Hammerhead.[98] |
Lisa
Appearances: Hulk! #17
The former girlfriend of Marc Spector, Lisa was killed by Marc's brother Randall.[99] | |
Appearances: Spider-Man: Made Men #1
Lisa was Tommy Kavanagh's girlfriend.[100] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #37
Lisa was a friend of Jennifer Hardesty.[101] | |
Appearances: Captain America #616
Lisa was one of the friends of Nate who, following the passage of a destructive tornado in Redfield, asked to Captain America if he wanted to go with them to see if there was still someone to help.[102] |
Liu
Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 2) #8
Mr. Liu was a cocaine dealer who witnessed the Hulk dismantle a major cocaine refining and processing facility.[103] | |
Appearances: Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #9
Ms. Liu teaches art at Public School 20 Anna Silver.[104] |
Liza
Appearances: X-Men: Children of the Atom #1
Liza was a Freeport High School student and an acquaintance of Chad.[12] |
Lloyd
Appearances: Web of Spider-Man #44 |
Lois
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #40
Lois' husband shared his popcorn with Spider-Man.[106] |
Lola
Appearances: Marvel Mystery Comics #2
Lola was Blackie Ross's girlfriend and an accomplice in his car racing racket. | |
Appearances: Champions (Vol. 4) #2
Lola was one of the organizers of the parade and meeting in Chicago against the law that banned underage from being superheroes.[108] |
Lonnie
Appearances: Spider-Man: Death and Destiny #1
Lonnie and Jimmy were caught by Spider-Man while they were about to drop Francis from a thirty-story building.[109] |
Lonny
Appearances: Punisher Year One #4
Lonny was one of Billy the Beaut's poker players who were killed by the Punisher.[110] |
Lor
Appearances: Mystic #4
Lor was the Hangman of Horror Hall, who was on his way to throw more prisoners in the pit, when Blue Blaze rose from a nearby lime pit, frightening Lor so much his heart gave out.[111] |
Lori
Appearances: Daredevil (Vol. 2) #41, Daredevil (Vol. 2) #42, Daredevil (Vol. 2) #46
Lori was a friend of Milla Donovan.[112] |
Lorna
Appearances: Daredevil (Vol. 3) #10
Lorna was a colleague of Harvey Elder who pitied him.[115] |
Lorraine
Appearances: Tomb of Dracula #58
Lorraine was the wife of Musenda, who was attacked by a vampire that created a symbiotic link between them that caused Lorraine to become a vampire during the daytime. The root of the symbiosis was discovered by Rachel van Helsing. The vampire was eventually killed by Blade, restoring Lorraine to normal.[116] |
Lotapa
Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #204
Lotapa was a Meroan soldier whose horse was stolen by Conan on his way out of the city.[117] |
Lou
Appearances: Amazing Adult Fantasy #8
Lou was a radar outpost operator who was tricked by the Krill into betraying the Earth.[118] | |
Appearances: Daredevil #172
Lou was a member of the crime gang who kidnapped Vanessa Fisk.[119] When they were eventually defeated by the Kingpin, he was forced to sign a written confession.[120] | |
Appearances: Daredevil #181
Lou was a prison guard at Ryker's Island who attempted to stop Bullseye from escaping from Ryker's, but he was knocked down and apparently thrown off the copter.[121] | |
Appearances: X-Men #133
Lou was a butler working at the Hellfire Club, first seen welcoming Storm and Colossus when they arrived incognito. He later chatted with one of the maids, Mary, and reminded her to give special attention to the host and presidential candidate Robert Kelly while delivering a tray of drinks.[122] | |
Appearances: Daredevil #219
Lou worked as a barman in Broken Cross.[123] | |
File:Lou (LAX) (Earth-616).png | Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 2) #7
Lou was one of the baggage handlers who saw Mr. Fixit's footprints from under the plane.[124] |
Appearances: Darkhawk Annual #1, Avengers: West Coast Annual #7, Avengers West Coast (Vol. 2) #87
"Lou" was a handler assigned to the US Agent by the Commission to direct his cover missions. He met the Agent on a drug bust[125] and offered him a mission to collect the Iron Monger Armor.[126] | |
Appearances: Daredevil #323
Lou was an editor of the Big Apple Advocate small press newspaper.[128] | |
Appearances: Incredible Hulk #420
Lou was the cameraman who worked with Hildy Johnson while she was covering the AIDS protest outside the Theodore Roosevelt School.[129] | |
Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man #9, Spectacular Spider-Man #240
Lou was one of the two over-worked cooks and a co-worker of Ben Reilly at the Daily Grind.[130] | |
Appearances: Iron Man (Vol. 3) #20
Lou and his co-workers pulled out of Puget Sound a body wearing Whitney Frost's mask.[132] | |
Appearances: New X-Men #143
Lou was a journalist who sneaked into the World with a mutant rights activist.[133] | |
Appearances: Emma Frost #7
Lou was the clerk of the hotel where Emma Frost resided and threatened to kick her out if she didn't pay the rent, but to make up for her missed payments he made very heavy advances but for which Emma refused using her powers to drive him away.[134] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #547
Lou was the Blind Spot bartender.[135] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Family #2
Lou was a worker for Damage Control, he was rescued by Peter Parker as he was about to be crushed by the rubble he and his team were taking off the street.[136] |
Louie
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #19, Doctor Strange (Vol. 2) #60, Amazing Spider-Man #426
Louie told Spider-Man (Peter Parker) where was located the Sandman's and the Enforcers' hideout.[137] | |
Appearances: Daredevil #29
Louie shot the Masked Marauder's special truck to slow it down and have the Boss hijack it.[140] | |
Appearances: Daredevil #161
Louie was a regular of Fogwell's Gym and was interviewed by Daily Bugle reporter Ben Urich.[141] | |
Appearances: Avengers Annual #14
Louie was reverted to his natural Skrull form by the Wasp's bio-electric sting.[142] | |
Appearances: Nick Fury vs. S.H.I.E.L.D. #2
Louie was a street thug who attempted to assault Nick Fury at the Grand Central Station.[143] | |
File:Louie (Lucky Lobo) (Earth-616) from Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 1997 001.png | Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1997
Louie was Lucky Lobo's bodyguard.[68] |
Louieville
Appearances: Daredevil #183 |
Louis
Appearances: Punisher (Vol. 2) #86
Louis and Dirk were ordered by Tommy "Peach" Cullen to dispatch Jimmy Pierce.[145] | |
Appearances: Breaking Into Comics the Marvel Way! #1
Louis was a medical attendant at a maximum security prison for criminally insane.[146] | |
Appearances: Captain America and Batroc #1
Louis was a French parkour enthusiast, he and a friend met Batroc on the roofs of Paris as they embarked on a parkour course.[147] |
Louise
Appearances: Avengers #55
Louise and Harold mistook Edwin Jarvis for a bum, when he was looking for help after escaping from the Masters of Evil's hideout.[148] | |
Appearances: Iron Man #38
Louise was Frankie Majors' girlfriend.[149] | |
Appearances: Ghost Rider/Blaze: Spirits of Vengeance #3
Visions: Ghost Rider: Return of Vengeance #1 Louise was Skinner's wife, unbeknownst to her a member of the demonic race of Lilin. When Skinner's mother, Lilith, requested his services, Skinner killed Louise and their baby son before following her.[150] | |
Appearances: Dark Angel #7, Dark Angel #8
One of the mercenaries and member of the Model Soldiers.[152] |
Love
Appearances: Daredevil (Vol. 2) #44
Connecticut Detective Love arrested and interrogated Matt Murdock about the murder of Uri Rosenthal.[153] |
Lowry
Appearances: Incredible Hulk #372
Father Lowry was involved in an accident with Prometheus.[154] |
Lucas
Appearances: Fantastic Four #236
Mrs. Lucas was Johnny Storm's landlady in Liddleville.[155] | |
Appearances: Marvel's Voices: Indigenous Voices #1
Lucas was the brother of Julian, a young mutant native, who during the robbery attempt by the sheriff's son against their grandmother, Lucas intervened and was punched, bringing in Julian who used his mutant powers.[156] |
Lucie
Appearances: Iron Man #41 |
Lucy
Appearances: Patsy and Hedy #58
Lucy was one of Hedy Wolfe's wealthy and elitist neighbors.[158] | |
Appearances: Spider-Man #51
Lucy was a nurse at Forest Hills Hospital who helped Dr. Caputo assisting May Parker.[159] |
Luigi
Appearances: Daredevil (Vol. 3) #22
Luigi was an Italian chef and an acquaintance of Matt Murdock.[160] |
Luis
Appearances: Fantastic Four: ¡Isla de la Muerte! #1
Luis was among the festive crowd in San Juan that celebrated Ben Grimm as El Morrito and was recognized by Ben and greeted by him.[161] | |
Appearances: Moon Knight (Vol. 5) #29
Assures Mr. Alcantara that no one will be able to enter his mansion but that would have been better if they had moved away from the windows for further security.[162] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 4) #1.2 | |
Appearances: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #1
Luis was a boy who was bullied until Spider-Man passed by and he intervened, frightening the group of bullies.[59] | |
Appearances: Fantastic Four (Vol. 6) #29 |
Luisa
Appearances: Hulk (Vol. 2) #32
Luisa and Ramon were on board a pickup truck in the town of Beebe, Arkansas when they were hit in full by a tornado but fortunately they were rescued by Red Hulk.[165] |
Luke
Appearances: Iron Man #31
A member of the Smashers, Luke was put on look-out by Bullwhip Grogan.[166] | |
Appearances: Iron Man #32
Luke was Belinda Tompkins' ex-boyfriend.[167] |
Lung-Sei
Appearances: Amazing Adventures (Vol. 2) #7
Lung-Sei was a peasant who first saw the Inhumans on a desolate shore somewhere on the coast of China.[168] |
Lupei
File:Lupei (Earth-616) from Black Panther The Man Without Fear! Vol 1 516 0001.jpg | Appearances: Black Panther: The Man Without Fear! #516
Lupei was a henchman in the Vlad Dinu crime family. Vlad ordered Lupei to create chaos in Hell's Kitchen but Black Panther learned about it and forced Lupei to leave the city.[169] |
Luther
Appearances: Uncanny X-Men #214 |
Lydia
Appearances: Wolverine: The Amazing Immortal Man & Other Bloody Tales #1 |
Lynbrook
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #652
Lynbrook worked at the ground control of the Vertex shuttle mission.[172] |
Lynne
Appearances: Spider-Man Unlimited (Vol. 3) #8
Lynne was a fashion photographer who worked with Mary Jane Watson-Parker.[173] |
Lython
Appearances: Captain America: Hail Hydra #2
Immediately after the death of the king of Phaselis, Lython attempted to oppose the appropriation of Holy Spear of Achilles by the Order of the Hydra, but for this he was killed.[174] |
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