Federal Bureau of Investigation (Earth-616)/Members

A list of members of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (Earth-616)

Members

Angela

Appearances: Mekanix #3 After Kitty Pryde was interrogated by the Chicago Police Department for the University accident, her answers weren't thought to be "satisfactory" by the FBI, and a search warrant was given to them to inquiry in her apartment. After Louis had made Pryde leave her flat in tears by reminding her of the trouble her father (recently deceased at that time) had been through with the FBI, the Boss tasked Angela to track her in town, although she wasn't convinced of the utility of such inquire, because of the lack of evidence against Pryde.

Bill

Appearances: X-Men #2, X-Men #38 Bill was Fred Duncan's assistant. He witnessed how Duncan received thoughts from Professor X.

Boss

Appearances: Mekanix #3 After Kitty Pryde was interrogated by the Chicago Police Department for the University accident, her answers weren't thought to be "satisfactory" by the FBI. In consequences, Kitty's flat and her stuff were shattered, supposedly in search for evidences. Boss hypocritically explained to her there that if she was really clean of any culpability, she wouldn't mind for such operation. As Louis made Pryde leave in tears by reminding her of the trouble her father (recently deceased at that time) had been through with the FBI, he was congratulated by the Boss, who then asked to Angela to track her in town, although that agent wasn't convinced of the utility of such inquire, because of the lack of evidence against Pryde.

Cain

Appearances: X-Men: Children of the Atom #1, X-Men: Children of the Atom #4, X-Men: Children of the Atom #5, X-Men: Children of the Atom #6 Agent Cain was Fred Duncan's superior. Cain met Anti-Mutant Militia leader William Metzger and began to work with his organization. Cain used Bolivar Trask's mutant tracking system to catch Jean Grey and Starkey. He took both mutants as prisoners until they were freed by the X-Men.

Carson

Appearances: Punisher (Vol. 2) #86, Punisher: War Zone #38, Punisher: War Zone #39, Punisher: War Zone #40 Carson was assigned with Wills to the operation involving the Manhattan Tower explosion. In St. Louis, Carson handed a serial killer case, but never got him and never got over it. Suspended by the F.B.I. twice, he decided to follow the Punisher to track down the Full Moon Killer, but he was kidnapped by Mr. Brazo's men. He was eventually rescued and saved by the Punisher and journalist Jean Sutherland. Fearing the Punisher would murder the Full Moon Killer, he alerted the police to arrest Frank Castle. Carson the simulated Castle's escape to let him find the Full Moon Killer, but couldn't stop the Punisher from killing him.

Clemens

Appearances: Carnage (Vol. 2) #2, Carnage (Vol. 2) #3 Clemens was part of the team who snuck into Grey Ridge Mine to capture Carnage.

Cole

Appearances: Carnage (Vol. 2) #1 Agent Cole was killed by Carnage in the Grey Ridge Mine.

Cooper

Appearances: Incredible Hulk #373 Agent Cooper came after the Hulk when he was holed up in a nunnery with Betty Ross.

Dick

Appearances: Hood #4, Hood #5 Dick and Russell agreed to help Wyatt Sobel and Victor Infante try to catch The Hood using confiscated Hydra technology and Advanced Idea Mechanics suits. The Hood was able to easily overpower them, and all they got for their efforts were bruises.

Evers

Appearances: Spider-Man: Made Men #1 Evers was the field commander in a major operation against the New York City mob.

Falco

Appearances: Captain America: What Price Glory? #4 Mr. Falco was one of the agents who arrested Nicoli Spano.

Guida

Appearances: Daredevil Father #5 Agent Guida's niece was saved from the Matador by Daredevil.

Hanks

Appearances: Carnage (Vol. 2) #1, Carnage (Vol. 2) #2, Carnage (Vol. 2) #3, Carnage (Vol. 2) #5 Hanks witnessed Carnage fighting against the Man-Wolf. He was eventually rescued from the Grey Ridge Mine.

Jim

Appearances: Invaders #3 He was ordered by his superior to start the film of Merrano's attack on the US Navy so the Invaders could see it.

Jimmy

Appearances: Monsters Unleashed #10 Jimmy was one of the agents killed on the presidential train headed to Chicago.

Len

Appearances: Carnage (Vol. 2) #7 Len was one of the agents who interrogated Edward Brock after the Grey Ridge Mine mission.

Louis

Appearances: Mekanix #3 After Kitty Pryde was interrogated by the Chicago Police Department for the University accident, her answers weren't thought to be "satisfactory" by the FBI. In consequences, Kitty's flat and her stuff were shattered, supposedly in search for evidences. Louis presented her the search warrant and the Boss came to explain her the reasons of the search. He showed no respect while searching in her stuff, to shatter Pryde morally, and eventually made her leave in tears by reminding her of the trouble her father (recently deceased at that time) had been through with the FBI. he apologized to the Boss who congratulated by the Boss and then asked to Angela to track her in town, although that agent wasn't convinced of the utility of such inquire, because of the lack of evidence against Pryde.

McCloskey

Appearances: Captain America #255, Marvel Universe #1, Captain America & the Invaders: Bahamas Triangle #1 McCloskey was helped by Captain America to uncover and foil a plot to kidnap Colonel Henson.

Mike

Appearances: Incredible Hulk #3 Mike was an F.B.I. agent who investigated the crime-sprees related to mass hypnotism in Plainville and two other town. The mysterious robberies eventually led him to the attempted arrest of Ringmaster and his Circus of Crime.

Morales

Appearances: Fear Itself: Sin's Past #1 Morales was one of the agents summoned when the Statue of Liberty was defaced by Sin.

Morrison

Appearances: Web of Scarlet Spider #3 Morrison was taken down by Nelson Stone to the site of the battle between the New Warriors, Spider-Man, and the Scarlet Spider.

Russell

Appearances: Hood #4, Hood #5 Russell and Dick agreed to help Wyatt Sobel and Victor Infante try to catch The Hood using confiscated Hydra technology and Advanced Idea Mechanics suits. The Hood was able to easily overpower them, and all they got for their efforts were bruises.

Rutledge

Appearances: Captain America: What Price Glory? #4 Mr. Rutledge was one of the agents who arrested Nicoli Spano.

Sanders

Appearances: Young Allies #6 Charles Ewing abducted the President of the Tire Rationing Board Francis X. Packard and took his place to defraud the Randall & Norman Investment Company by having $ 5,000 handed over, but the Company office boyfriend became suspicious of the character and handed over the business card that Ewing had given him to Mary Golden, the operator he replaced during her lunch break, telling her to hand him over to FBI Agent Sanders with whom she had a lunch date. Although Mary thought that Bobby was exaggerating with his investigative delusions, he handed the ticket to Sanders and Bobby's intuition proved to be correct so that Sanders managed to capture Ewing whom he had been hunting for some time.

Skeates

Appearances: Carnage (Vol. 2) #1, Carnage (Vol. 2) #2 Agent Skeates was killed by Carnage in the Grey Ridge Mine.

Stewart

Appearances: Web of Scarlet Spider #3 Stewart was a partner of Stephanie Briggs.

Teller

Appearances: Peter Parker: Spider-Man #12 Special agents Teller and Wilson attempted to protect Mary Jane Watson-Parker from a mad bomber.

Wills

Appearances: Punisher (Vol. 2) #86 Wills was assigned with Carson to the operation involving the Manhattan Tower explosion.

Wilson

	Appearances: Giant-Size Invaders #1 Agent Wilson was guarded for protection of Dr. Anderson in a top-secret hospital room after the scientist was hospitalized following his abduction by the Nazis and the subsequent rescue by the Human Torch and Toro.
	Appearances: Peter Parker: Spider-Man #12 Wilson and Teller attempted to protect Mary Jane Watson-Parker from a mad bomber.

Zimmer

Appearances: Captain America #250 Agent Zimmer came up to the N.P.P. convention just after Captain America saved Congressman Gundersen and a hostess from the M.L.A..