History
Gilles Weill became Brother Brit-Man and was recruited into the Captain Britain Corps.[1]
Gwen Stacy was bitten by the radioactive spider instead of Peter Parker, and she became Spider-Woman, while Peter Parker turned himself into the Lizard in an attempt to be special like her. He died and she was incriminated for his death, becoming a fugitive from the law.[2]
Residents
- Brother Brit-Man
- Gwen Stacy
- A.I.M.
- Anthony Stark
- Brother Blood
- Ben Grimm
- Ben Parker
- Bodega Bandit
- Captain Frank Castle
- Captain George Stacy
- Doctorangutan
- Elsa Brock
- Enforcers
- Felicia Hardy
- Foggy Nelson
- Green Goblin/Lizard
- Hand
- Matt Murdock
- Kirigi
- Samura
- Otomo
- Rhino (Deceased)
- Howard Duck
- Howard Stark
- Isaiah Bradley
- Kingpin
- J. Jonah Jameson
- James Barnes
- Jean DeWolff
- Koala Kommander
- Kraven the Hunter
- Lizard (Curt Connors)
- Lizard (Peter Parker) (Deceased)
- Maggia
- Maria Castle
- Mary Janes
- May Parker
- Melita Garner
- Mysterio
- Norman Osborn
- Randy Robertson
- Reed Richards
- S.H.I.E.L.D.
- S.I.L.K.
- Silvermane
- Stick (Deceased)
- Stilt-Man
- S.S.R.
- Abraham Erskine (Deceased)
- Steve Rogers
- Utau the Watcher
- Vulture
- Wasp
- Weapon X
- Yancy Street Gang
- Hobie Brown
- Izzy
Notes
- Before Spider-Gwen's reality was identified as Earth-65 in Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #9, the Marvel Appendix listed her universe as Earth-14211.
- The reason Spider-Gwen is set on the already-existing Earth-65 is that "65" is a reference to 1965, the year of the first appearance of Earth-616 Gwen Stacy in Amazing Spider-Man #31.[3]
Links
- Characters from Earth-65
- Other things related to Earth-65
- Earth-65's Appearances
- Earth-65's Minor Appearances
- Media Earth-65 was Mentioned in
- Images from Earth-65
- Reality Gallery: Earth-65
Footnotes
