Contents
- 1 Character Index - P
- 1.1 P
- 1.2 Pablo
- 1.3 Paco
- 1.4 Paddy
- 1.5 Palo
- 1.6 Palos
- 1.7 Pamela
- 1.8 Pampolos
- 1.9 Papp
- 1.10 Parish
- 1.11 Parkinson
- 1.12 Parkwell
- 1.13 Pascal
- 1.14 Pat
- 1.15 Patricia
- 1.16 Patrick
- 1.17 Paul
- 1.18 Paulie
- 1.19 Paulson
- 1.20 Pauly
- 1.21 Peabody
- 1.22 Pearl
- 1.23 Pedro
- 1.24 Peela
- 1.25 Peepo
- 1.26 Peggy
- 1.27 Pelham
- 1.28 Pembrok
- 1.29 Pender
- 1.30 Pennway
- 1.31 Pervis
- 1.32 Pete
- 1.33 Peter
- 1.34 Peters
- 1.35 Peterson
- 1.36 Petrus
- 1.37 Petruso
- 1.38 Petty
- 1.39 Phil
- 1.40 Philbert
- 1.41 Philip
- 1.42 Phillip
- 1.43 Phillips
- 1.44 Philly
- 1.45 Pickles
- 1.46 Pierre
- 1.47 Pierrie
- 1.48 Pieter
- 1.49 Pietro
- 1.50 Piggy
- 1.51 Pike
- 1.52 Pilar
- 1.53 Pinkerton
- 1.54 Pinky
- 1.55 Pitor
- 1.56 Platt
- 1.57 Plexico
- 1.58 Pliskin
- 1.59 Poi
- 1.60 Pollock
- 1.61 Polly
- 1.62 Pooch
- 1.63 Poppa
- 1.64 Pops
- 1.65 Popsy
- 1.66 Porter
- 1.67 Porter Mack
- 1.68 Portia
- 1.69 Portnoy
- 1.70 Postal
- 1.71 Pow
- 1.72 Powell
- 1.73 Precious
- 1.74 Price
- 1.75 Prince
- 1.76 Proctor
- 1.77 Professor
- 1.78 Pucci
- 2 References
Character Index - P
P
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Appearances: Daredevil Annual (Vol. 6) #1
Ms. P was a neighbor of the Murdocks with whom Wilson Fisk probably had an affair which resulted in his son Butch. Mike made an offer to Ms. P to wager $20 on his father's match as a loser.[1] |
Pablo
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Appearances: Punisher (Vol. 2) #78, Punisher (Vol. 2) #79
Pablo was one of the three businessmen who tried to exploit the mineral resources of Kamchatka.[2] |
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Appearances: Mosaic #1 |
Paco
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Appearances: All-New Ghost Rider #2, All-New Ghost Rider #3
Paco witnessed the effects of the pink pills at Grumpy's house when they gave them to a girl, believing it was a common drug.[4] |
Paddy
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Appearances: Captain Britain #23
Paddy witnessed the evacuation of the streets of London following to the state of emergency declared after the kidnapping of the Prime Minister[6]. |
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Appearances: Fear Itself: The Home Front #1
Paddy was an elder from the town of Broxton who was arguing in the city diner, in the midst of a crowd of tourists who wanted to see the Asgardians, about the difficulties that their town and its inhabitants were going through.[7] |
Palo
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Appearances: Wolverine: Bloody Choices #1
Palo was an abused kid who was eventually rescued by Nick Fury.[8] |
Palos
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #227
Palos was a hunting dog who was killed by an invisible creature in Nemedia's Darkwood.[9] |
Pamela
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Appearances: Tales of Suspense #56
Pamela had a date with Tony Stark at one of the East Side's swankiest supper clubs. During their date, Tony accidentally called her Pep (for Pepper Potts). As soon as Stark learned that Happy Hogan was injured and Pepper was taken prisoner by the Unicorn, she was left alone to call herself a cab.[10] |
Pampolos
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Appearances: Daredevil (Vol. 3) #4
Mr. Pampolos was a cash-poor storeowner who won a case against Darius Giacomo.[11] |
Papp
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Appearances: Eternals Annual #1
Mrs. Papp was Mister Zachary's landlady.[12] |
Parish
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Appearances: Punisher Holiday Special #2
He was the head of the Parish clan who kidnapped girls to rape and impregnate by him and/or her children. He and all his five sons were killed by the Punisher who knocked an avalanche down on them.[13] |
Parkinson
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Appearances: Avengers #177
Parkinson witnessed the Guardians of the Galaxy arriving in Forest Hills Gardens.[14] |
Parkwell
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Appearances: Thor #136
Nurse Parkwell introduced Jane Foster as the new resident nurse to Dr. Kincaid[15]. |
Pascal
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Appearances: ClanDestine #1
Pascal was the male model of the year, staying as a guest at the Gran Hotel Catalonia.[16] |
Pat
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Appearances: Tales to Astonish #49
Pat was one of the New Jersey policemen who was searching for the Living Eraser.[17] |
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Appearances: Rogue (Vol. 3) #1
Pat was Dana's mother.[18] |
Patricia
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Appearances: Superior Foes of Spider-Man #7
Patricia was an acquaintance of Janice Lincoln at the Columbia Law School.[19] |
Patrick
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Appearances: Skrull Kill Krew #1
Patrick was a childhood friend of Rob Fortune, but he tried to hit on Fortune's girlfriend, Tobi Frye.[20] |
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #57
Patrick was a fellow forensic pathologist of Carlie Cooper, who was supposed to examine the corpses of Peter Parker's loved ones unearthed by Kindred finding no connection between them, not knowing about their relationship with Peter, and for which Carlie told him that he could go and that she would take care of it.[21] |
Paul
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Appearances: Tales to Astonish #41
Paul was one of Henry Pym's colleagues who were imprisoned by Kulla.[22] |
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Appearances: Tales of Suspense #44
Paul was an archeologist who asked Tony Stark to help him locate Hatap's Tomb. Stark brought in Iron Man to dig his way into the tomb and discover Hatap's mummy and his grave chamber. When the mummy disappeared, Paul thought that it had been stolen and began searching the area. After Iron Man had returned to the present, Paul discovered a hieroglyphic drawing of Cleopatra embracing Iron Man[23]. |
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Appearances: Journey into Mystery #105
Paul was one of Jane Foster's dates.[24] |
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Appearances: Tomb of Dracula #1
Paul was one of Frank Drake's friends.[25] |
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Appearances:Ms. Marvel #9
Paul was on a date with Carol Danvers, but she left during the date.[26] |
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Appearances: X-Men #121
During an unnatural cyclonic blizzard in Calgary, Paul and his friends decided to get people off the street.[27] |
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Appearances: Spectacular Spider-Man #259
Working at Great Neck's D.A.'s office, Paul was contacted by Willis Gottfried to propose a deal for Roderick Kingsley.[28] |
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Appearances: Avengers (Vol. 3) #65 & Avengers (Vol. 3) #70
Paul was brought to Keystone by his mother Gail and rescued by Captain America.[29] |
Paulie
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Appearances: Daredevil vs. Punisher #4
Paulie was a Salamanca informer allegedly killed by the Punisher.[31] |
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Appearances: Daredevil: Battlin' Jack Murdock #2
Paulie was a store owner who was murdered for failing to pay the Fixer.[32] |
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: Extra! #2
Paulie was a bar patron who was confronted by Logan and Spider-Man.[33] |
Paulson
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #670
Paulson was one of Mayor J. Jonah Jameson's security guards.[34] |
Pauly
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Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man #19
Pauly was a friend of Akasha Martinez.[35] |
Peabody
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Appearances: Daredevil: Reborn #1, Daredevil: Reborn #2, Daredevil: Reborn #3
Deputy of a town in New Mexico, he researched Matt Murdock on the orders of Sheriff Cole.[36] |
Pearl
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Appearances: Ghost Rider/Blaze: Spirits of Vengeance #22
Ms. Pearl was a manager of Children Inc. to whom John Blaze asked for news of the disappearance of Timmy Woods[37]. |
Pedro
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Appearances: X-Men #26
Pedro was one of the peasants who heard Kukulcàn's call.[38] |
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Appearances: Spider-Man Unlimited #22
Pedro piloted the Scorpion's aircraft and landed in a Bolivian private airfield.[39] |
Peela
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Appearances: Punisher: War Zone #38
Peela and her owner were murdered by the Full Moon Killer[40]. |
Peepo
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Appearances: Deadpool (Vol. 2) #900
Peepo was LLoyd Yarmola's and Princess Gaia's pet dog.[41] |
Peggy
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Appearances: Fantastic Four #15
Peggy was one of Johnny Storm's dates.[42] |
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Appearances: War Machine (Vol. 2) #9
Peggy and her husband John were in Basinville National Forest for a picnic when there was the assault of Ultimo / Morgan Stark and were saved thanks to the timely intervention of War Machine.[43] |
Pelham
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Appearances: Daredevil Annual (Vol. 6) #1
Mr. Pelham was a wealthy businessman and Terry Pelham's father. When he went to pick up his son from school who had received a black eye from Mike Murdock, at the sight of Mike, Pelham turned to his son asking offensively if he was the one who beat him just as Mike hit Terry again and knocked him down.[1] |
Pembrok
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Appearances: Savage Sword of Conan #234, Savage Sword of Conan #235
Pembrok was one of the two Aquilonians who persuaded Conan to escort them to Mount Raktavashi, only to kill the Cimmerian's comrade and flee towards the mountain.[44] Once secured their prey, Pembrok was eventually betrayed and killed by Ormon.[45] |
Pender
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Appearances: Deadpool (Vol. 7) #1
Pender was a security guard at the Fairwoods Mall in Croton-on-Hudson.[46] |
Pennway
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Appearances: Invincible Iron Man (Vol. 2) #14
Mrs. Pennway was one of Ms. Heck's neighbors at the Garment District.[47] |
Pervis
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Appearances: Marvels Project #1
During World War II, Pervis was a wire decoding agent in London.[48] |
Pete
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Appearances: Patsy Walker #29
Pete was a boy whom Patsy thought was a roadster owner, but he was cleaning the car for a wealthy owner and when Patsy went out with him on an appointment she was disappointed by Pete's real car that was a real jalopy.[49] |
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Appearances: Journey into Mystery #1
Pete killed Raymond Fleet so his friend, Frankie Arno could hide from the police by assuming Raymond' identity. In order to keep this secret Frankie killed Pete.[50] |
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Appearances: Fantastic Four #1
Pete was a policeman who shot at the Thing, but missed him because he was so nervous.[51] |
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Appearances: Fantastic Four #6
Pete was with his friend Harry when they watched as the Human Torch rushed back to the Baxter Building. They were then accidentally knocked over by the Invisible Girl as she followed. [52] |
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Appearances: Avengers #4
Pete witnessed the Avengers turning into stone just after at a press conference, but he believed it was a trick used by them to duck out an interview[53]. |
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Appearances: Daredevil #55
Big Pete was a thug who confronted and defeated Daredevil.[54] |
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Appearances: Iron Man #284
Pete was a TV host who announced to the world the death of Anthony Stark.[55] |
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Appearances: Civil War: Front Line #1
Pete was a policeman who immediately died after discovering Speedball in Albie Johnson's wheat field.[56] |
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Appearances: Superior Foes of Spider-Man #1 |
Peter
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Appearances: Blaze Carson #3
Peter was the son of the cousin of Blaze Carson and was entrusted to him for a few days just during his candidacy to be re-elected as a sheriff.[58] |
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Appearances: Monsters Unleashed #6
Old Peter was a wino who was drinking on a pier on the East River when Derek McDowell emerged from the river, mistook Peter for the one who had killed him and thrown him into the river, and for revenge killed him and then realized that he was not the person to take revenge.[59] |
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Appearances: Warlock #9
Peter was an alien member of the Black Knights of the Universal Church of Truth whom was ordered by the Magus to capture the Matriarch.[60] |
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Appearances: Avengers #177
Peter witnessed the Guardians of the Galaxy arriving in Forest Hills Gardens.[14] |
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Appearances: Daredevil #270
Peter wanted to take his girlfriend Sarah on top of Christ's Crown; they witnessed the birth of Blackheart, who immediately killed them both.[61] |
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Appearances: Avengers West Coast (Vol. 2) #54
Peter was a TV-News Reporter at the ABC World News Tonight.[62] |
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Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents #57
Peter was the cameraman of the documentary filmmaker Sandra Rains and while they were filming near the Neptune's Eye on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, they were assaulted by unknown algae that broke Peter's helmet and killed him.[63] |
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Appearances: Inhumans (Vol. 2) #4
Peter was scolded by his mother for bothering a dog by calling him Devil-Dog and saying it will come for you one night and spirit you away.[64] |
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Mentioned: Marvel Knights (Vol. 2) #4
Peter was the driver of the New York Deputy Mayor Reyes. When he tried to escape from journalists' questions Reyes didn't realize that the Black Widow had taken Peter's place at the wheel.[65] |
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Appearances: Wolverine: Firebreak #1
Peter and his family were rescued by Wolverine from the fire set by the Hydra to the woods where they lived.[66] |
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Appearances: Fear Itself: The Home Front #1
Peter and his father went to Broxton in Oklahoma hoping to see Thor and the other Asgardians.[67] |
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Appearances: Hulk (Vol. 4) #8
Peter post a comment after what happened during the internet transmission "Only Cake" saying it was a "Fake".[68] |
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Appearances: Sensational Spider-Man: Self-Improvement #1
Peter got a job thanks to his uncle Pete to keep him out of trouble but he talked about the job to disreputable people but when Peter refused to leave the doors of the warehouse where he worked open as he was asked by criminals for spitefulness they killed his uncle. Shortly thereafter, Peter exploited the intervention of Spider-Man who broke the gang and was about to kill the man responsible for the death of his uncle but Spider-Man convinced him not to do so even if it failed to erase his guilt for his uncle's death, something they both shared.[69] |
Peters
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Appearances: Spectacular Spider-Man #236
Dr. Peters is the hospital doctor who tells Mary Jane that her husband Peter's condition is deteriorating[70] |
Peterson
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Appearances: Web of Spider-Man #44
Mr. Peterson was the owner of the Page After Page store.[71] |
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Appearances: Spider-Woman (Vol. 7) #2
Peterson worked for Marchand Pharmaceuticals and was killed while, although flanked by Spider-Woman, he attempted to steal a sample of rare spiders for the development of a serum that could have healed Michael Marchand's daughter.[72] |
Petrus
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Appearances: Daken: Dark Wolverine #5
Petrus trafficked in humans in Madripoor, kept boys and girls as sex slaves and also sold children, until Tyger Tiger discovered him, forcing him to leave the island and appropriating all his possessions.[73] |
Petruso
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Appearances: Conan the Barbarian #273
Petruso was a local smuggler who was instantly murdered by Ferol as soon as he attempted to sell Yatha a black lotus cargo laced with lilies.[74] |
Petty
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #8
Introduced by Mr. Warren, Dr. Petty presented the Living Brain to Peter Parker's classmates at Midtown High School.[75] |
Phil
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Appearances: Patsy Walker #88
Phil tried to date Patsy Walker.[76] |
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Appearances: Amazing Adventures #5
Phil was a circus owner who found and captured the creature known as Monsteroso to examine the caged animals.[77] |
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Appearances: Fantastic Four #49
Phil was a cameraman who filmed Galactus building an elemental converter atop the Baxter Building.[78] |
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Appearances: Iron Man #21
Phil was the coach who assisted Eddie March in his last ring match against Hammer[79]. |
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Appearances: Avengers #80
Phil was Min's husband, who toured the indian reservation where the Red Wolf was born[80]. |
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Appearances: Incredible Hulk #340
Phil was an Air-Traffic Controller at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. He suggested the Pan Am flight #134 to reroute to Houston, as the airport was still snowed in. When they replied there was another plane entering their airspace, Phil contacted the unidentified aircraft, asking to depart immediately, but Wolverine told him not to worry about it[81]. |
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Appearances: Uncanny X-Men Annual #1990
Phil was in the restaurant where Rachel Summers was eating, right before three armed men entered and told everyone to hand over their money. Rachel ignored them and then finally used her powers to turn their guns into scrap-metal. When she left looking for Franklin Richards, Phil realized she was a mutant, but didn't understand that she actually helped them defeat the robbers.[82] |
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Appearances: Incredible Hulk #373
Phil was a policeman who arrived on the scene where the Hulk was spotted.[83] |
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Appearances: Daredevil #319
After encountering Eddie Passim, Phil cut off his left arm, his right foot, and and his 3rd and 4th digits on his right hand as a result of being affected by thoughts of About Face.[84] |
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Appearances: Spider-Man Unlimited #4
Phil was a man hired by Mysterio to impersonate Spider-Man and reveal his identity to the public to exploit the hero's popularity and earn money, but the real Spider-Man discovered the scam and defeated and captured both Phil and Mysterio.[85] |
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Appearances: Fear Itself: The Home Front #3
Phil was a citizen of Stamford and one of the instigators of a mob who tried to kill Speedball as a retaliation for the Stamford incident.[86] |
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Appearances: Union #1
Phil was a Good Morning UK anchorman who was convinced he could interview Britannia about the Britannia Project, or the formation of a new team of British heroes, but instead found Union Jack as the interlocutor.[87] |
Philbert
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Appearances: X-Men #20
Mr. Philbert was the manager of the bank which was robbed by the Blob and Unus the Untouchable.[88] |
Philip
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Appearances: Scarlet Spider #2
Philip was Linette Martinez's husband. He worked with Lady Octopus on Joe Wade's brain.[89] |
Phillip
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Appearances: Uncanny X-Men #181
Senator Phillip disagreed with Senator Kelly about the Mutant Registration Act.[90] |
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Appearances: Marvel Fanfare #38
An old man to whom the Mask of Death by Koala Mumba guaranteed youth along with four other men to the detriment of various teenagers without their knowledge. They were forced to become members of the very successful boy-band among the teenagers of the Podunk Slam by Mr. Appletree, the one who had made them rejuvenate using the mask. But when Moon Knight showed them what was happening to their fans, they all gave up their success and youth by destroying the mask.[91] |
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Appearances: Doctor Strange: The Oath #3, Doctor Strange: The Oath #4
Phillip was one of the Timely Pharmaceuticals's overlords.[92] |
Phillips
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #649
Mr. Phillips worked for the Horizon Labs security.[94] |
Philly
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Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents #3
Philly's bike was stolen by Jessán Hoan.[95] |
Pickles
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Appearances: Hawkeye vs. Deadpool #0, Hawkeye vs. Deadpool #2 & Hawkeye vs. Deadpool #4
Pickles was Jeremy Ellsden's pet cat.[96] |
Pierre
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Appearances: Fantastic Four #1
Pierre was a soldier who almost fell to his doom due to an earthquake caused by Giganto[51]. |
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Appearances: Fantastic Four #15
Pierre was Miss Storm's hairdresser and the owner of a chi-chi beauty parlor on Fifth Avenue.[42] |
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Appearances: Champions #8, Champions #9
Pierre escorted Governor Brown to the public dedication of the Champions[99]. |
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Appearances: Fantastic Four #258 |
Pierrie
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Appearances: Captain America Comics #35
Pierrie was a waiter at the White Cat Night Club where Gloria Jenkins worked. When Gloria had to run away after hearing the news that her grandfather was in danger, she asked Pierrie to report to the club manager that she would be back in about half an hour and if he could call her a taxi.[102] |
Pieter
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Appearances: Conan the Barbarian #157
Pieter was a passerby who told Conan about the king's reward for whoever would rescue the queen, held captive by a wizard upon a nearby mountaintop.[103] |
Pietro
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Appearances: S.H.I.E.L.D. #1, S.H.I.E.L.D. (Vol. 2) #2, S.H.I.E.L.D.: Infinity #1,
He assisted Leonardo in the construction of his duplicate, he also defined it as a Golem, to which Leonardo reproved him by telling him that that was science and not religion.[104] |
Piggy
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Appearances: Captain America #198
Piggy was one of the beach thugs who attempted to harass Steve Rogers when he was relaxing on the beach with Carol Harding, but they were soon scared off by his great force.[107] |
Pike
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Appearances: Avengers #171
An employee of an exclusive department store on Madison Avenue, Mrs. Pike was first distracted by the Avengers coming through the neighborhood while searching for Jocasta, momentarily stopping the Scarlet Witch in a clumsy attempt to hire her as one of the store's models. Minutes later, she returned to a customer she’d left waiting in one of the dressing rooms, only to nearly witness her vanish from the stall. Unknown to Pike, the customer was Carol Danvers, who transformed into Mrs. Marvel to aid the Avengers.[108] |
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Appearances: Daredevil: Reborn #1, Daredevil: Reborn #2, Daredevil: Reborn #3, Daredevil: Reborn #4
Alerted by a waitress, Pike and his henchmen attacked Matt Murdock who was wandering around thinking that he wanted to meddle in his business.[36] |
Pilar
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Appearances: Invincible Iron Man (Vol. 2) #1
Countess Pilar was one of the Tony Stark's lovers.[109] |
Pinkerton
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Appearances: Marvel Mystery Comics #2
Pinkerton was a butler for Ms. Drayson. When Namor went to the home of Ms. Drayson, he told him that he could not enter through that door, but to use the back door and to leave immediately. When Namor then rescued Ms. Drayson by extinguishing her burning dress with water spilling from his body, Pinkerton wondered where all that water came from.[110] |
Pinky
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Appearances: Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #1
The owner and manager of his own night club in San Francisco, Pinky bemoaned hiring Flip Mason, a stand-up comedian past his prime and down on his luck, as his main attraction. Aware that Mason also had a gambling problem, for which he was always asking for an advance on his pay, Pinky finally up and fired him after he noticed gangsters coming to his club looking for the luckless comic.[111] |
Pitor
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Appearances: Thor (Vol. 2) #58 |
Platt
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #407
Second-grade teacher Mrs. Platt guided her class on the Liberty Island ferry.[113] |
Plexico
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Appearances: Iron Man (Vol. 3) #11 & Iron Man (Vol. 3) #20
Detective Plexico asked Anthony Stark to identify the body of Whitney Frost.[114] |
Pliskin
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Appearances: Daredevil #219
Deputy Pliskin watched over the stranger while he was jailed.[116] |
Poi
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Appearances: 15-Love #1
Poi is the best friend and roommate of Mill Collins, and plays tennis at Wayde Tennis Academy.[117] |
Pollock
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #381, Amazing Spider-Man #382
Dr. Pollock hosted a scientific demonstration for a radical new Gamma Radiation virus that released repressed emotions. When the demonstration went wrong, Doc Samson became irradiated with the virus and enraged with anger.[118] |
Polly
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Appearances: Incredible Hulk #3
Polly was the aunt of Rick Jones. Rick once visited Polly to wash up and get some food, but he didn't tell her where he had been.[120] |
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Appearances: Avengers: West Coast #50
Polly was Martin Preston's secretary.[121] |
Pooch
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Appearances: Captain America and the Secret Avengers #1
Pooch was Tatiana's dog which she had to suppress as a form of conditioning for the L.A.S.S.E.S..[122] |
Poppa
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Appearances: Daredevil #219
Poppa was the owner of Poppa's Olympian Palace.[116] |
Pops
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Appearances: Human Torch Comics #2, Invaders #22
Pops was the owner of Pops' travelling circus where Toro's powers initially activated when it was visited by Human Torch.[123] |
Popsy
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Appearances: Excalibur #1 |
Porter
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Appearances: Marvel Zombies Supreme #3
Sheriff Porter was in the control room of the nuclear power plant that had suffered the breach and was viewing and informing the mayor of the accident by pointing out that the accident had been caused by Nuke, a member of the Squadron Supreme. He later faced Nuke in the village with a firearm but was incinerated by him.[125] |
Porter Mack
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Appearances: X-Men #21
Porter Mack was the owner of a dude ranch near Buchanan's Butte.[126] |
Portia
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Appearances: Mosaic #1 |
Portnoy
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Appearances: Marvels Project #3 |
Postal
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Appearances: Deathlok (Vol. 3) #6
Mr. Postal was the SHIELD Mission Coordinator for the Deathlok-led cyborg team. He commissioned the team to travel to the Central American island of El Corazon de la Muerte and to support dissidents seeking free elections in opposition to the ruling dictator.[128] |
Pow
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Appearances: Deadline #2
A doctor who owned and worked out of an underground hospital in Chinatown in order to aid those criminals who had been injured that couldn't visit the hospital. Katherine Farrell appeared to have him as a source and went to him to see if he had patched up Judge Hart recently. He revealed he had not but told her she should not follow on with the story because he feared an evil spirit had descended on the city.[129] |
Powell
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Appearances: Thor #493
Mr. Powell obtained the garments requested for Thor by the Enchantress.[130] |
Precious
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #426
Precious was Alison Mongrain's pet cat.[131] |
Price
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Appearances: Wolverine: Black, White & Blood #2
Dr. Price was a scientist who did research to eliminate gene X from mutants. He was captured and tortured by Sabretooth on commission and rescued by Wolverine.[132] |
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Appearances: Wolverine: Black, White & Blood #2
When Wolverine went to investigate Dr. Price's research aimed at eliminating the X gene, when he arrived at his home he did not find it, instead he found his terrified daughter who told him that her father had been taken away by a monster with the face of a man.[132] |
Prince
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #256
Prince and Babyface were two homeless people arguing over being able to use a cardboard box from a refrigerator to sleep in, but after seeing a figure prowling around they got scared and decided to share the crate.[133] |
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Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents #131 |
Proctor
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Appearances: Venom #13
Proctor and Loughridge were scientists of the Ararat Corporation with big black marks on their careers who were assigned to study the Venom symbiote's clone.[135] |
Professor
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Appearances: Daredevil #78, Daredevil #79, Daredevil #96, and The Cat #4
A man who simply referred to himself as the Professor that was dismissed from Cambridge University for reckless and dangerous experiments. Afterwards he was hired by Mr. Kline to perform experiments on captured individuals to try and grant them abilities. When William Taurens and his men failed to get any test subjects he underwent the procedure himself using the experimental serum that would result in him becoming the Man-Bull.[136] Upon Daredevil being delivered to the group'd hideout Man-Bull instantly blamed him for having been forced to volunteer for the testing of the serum. The Professor tried to dissuade him from killing Daredevil but that only made the Man-Bull more angry smacking the Professor aside and ramming Daredevil into the harbor. Later the Professor informed Mr. Kline of the successful transformation but soon realized Man-Bull was getting out of hand when the original subjects were brought to the lab which triggered Man-Bull to act aggressive and hostile again. This ultimately forced the Professor to relocate his operations after Man-Bull fought and was defeated by Daredevil and had him sent to jail.[137] After Man-Bull was broken out of jail by his partner Itch who smuggled in the Professor's serum the two began working with the Professor again, only this time in San Francisco, California.[138] The Professor put together a scheme to put some of the monstrous transforming serum into the city's water supply then random the antidote for cash. After Man-Bull and Itch contaminated the water however Man-Bull had second thoughts about the plan and instead of gaining money he wished for the people to suffer instead. So after betraying Itch and knocking out the Black Widow the Man-Bull went to the warehouse location of the Professor and attempted to kill him and destroy the antidote but a wounded Daredevil stopped the Man-Bull and unknowingly allowed the Professor to flee the scene once again while the Man-Bull was seemingly dead.[139] |
Pucci
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Appearances: Captain America #394
Pucci 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.[140] |
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