Below is a list of characters whose reality does not have an official designation and we do not feel the reality is defined enough to assign a TRN to. NOTE: The list may also include characters whose home reality is totally unknown - they are only shown outside their reality with no indication of where they are from.
Character Index - Unknown Realities[]
Walrus[]
- Appearances of Walrus(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Walrus(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Walrus(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Walrus(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Walrus from an unknown reality was captured by the Spider-Society.[1][2] |
Warlock[]
- Appearances of Warlock(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Warlock(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Warlock(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Warlock(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Marvel Comics #1001
Warlock was destroyed by Death's Head.[3] |
Warpath[]
- Appearances of Warpath(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Warpath(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Warpath(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Warpath(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: X-Force #100
Warpath was a member of X-Force which Queen of the Star Swords brought to the Prime Marvel Universe to attack the mainstream X-Force.[4] | |
Appearances: X-Force #100
Warpath was a member of X-Force which Queen of the Star Swords brought to the Prime Marvel Universe to attack the mainstream X-Force.[4] |
War Machine[]
- Appearances of War Machine(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of War Machine(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of War Machine(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of War Machine(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Iron Man (Vol. 6) #14
War Machine attacked a cosmic powered Tony Stark, but he was killed.[5]
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Wasp[]
Janet Van Dyne[]
- Appearances of Janet(s) Van Dyne from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Janet(s) Van Dyne from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Janet(s) Van Dyne from Unknown Realities
- Images of Janet(s) Van Dyne from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50
When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version aimed at teenage boys by having her pose in bikinis. During an invasion of Atlantean Amazon women, Wasp shrunk down, but her clothes didn't shrink and she ended up naked. She watched as She-Hulk went to confront the women, but upon seeing She-Hulk, they all fled.[6] | |
Appearances: Deadpool: The End #1
Wasp was present for Pool Captain erasing Quicksilver from existence.[7] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1
A statue of Wasp was present at the Avengers Mansion when Spider-Man was killed there by Norman Osborn.[8] | |
Appearances: FF (Vol. 2) #12
Wasp was a character on a Japanese Shōjo anime that was watched by Luna Maximoff and Adolf Impossible.[9] | |
Appearances: Infinity Countdown #5
Wasp welcomed her husband Hank Pym after he escaped the Soul Stone.[10] |
Weasel[]
- Appearances of Weasel(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Weasel(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Weasel(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Weasel(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Deadpool: The End #1
Weasel met with Ellie Camacho, Deadpool, and Blind Al at Avengers Tower. Their meeting was interrupted by unidentified attackers.[7] |
Webby II[]
- Appearances of Webby II(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Webby II(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Webby II(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Webby II(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Untold Tales of Spider-Man '97 #1
Webby II was a member of the Legion of Spider-Pets, a group of Spider-Man themed animals.[11] Notes: This was a parody of DC's Proty II. |
Webster[]
- Appearances of Webster(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Webster(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Webster(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Webster(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1
Webster and his friend when snowboarding.[12] |
Web-Weaver[]
- Minor Appearances of Web-Weaver(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Web-Weaver(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Spider-Ham: A Pig in Time #1
A Spider-Ham variant of Web-Weaver was shown through the Web of Life and Destiny to Peter Porker by Piguel O'Malley.[13] Notes: This character is never identified by name, thus the article assumes that he shares name and secret identity with his Earth-71490 counterpart - even if most Larval Earth characters have some kind of animal-based pun in their names. |
Weezi[]
- Appearances of Weezi(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Weezi(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Weezi(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Weezi(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50
Aliases: Li'l Weezi When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. However, he turned out no to be dead and attempted to pitch the new version of She-Hulk he wanted to write, which instead followed Li'l She-Hulk a child version of herself. Here Li'l Weezi went to get She-Hulk when Xemnu and Spragg attacked the Fantastic Four.[6] |
Whirlwind[]
- Appearances of Whirlwind(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Whirlwind(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Whirlwind(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Whirlwind(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Incredible Hulk #355
Glorian showed to Mr. Fixit a reality where Whirlwind and other superheroes worked for him.[14] |
White Hulk[]
- Appearances of White Hulk(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of White Hulk(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of White Hulk(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of White Hulk(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1
White Hulk was a clone of Hulk who alongside Red Hulk and Blue Hulk were designed to hunt down and destroy him. They all punched him in the nose causing it to bleed, since this attack was unsuccessfully Red Hulk went to smash the Green Hulk again but he was easily knocked down. Blue then approached spouting gibberish words which confused the Green Hulk and he threatened to smash the Blue Hulk but his nose bleed flared up spraying Blue and Green Hulk left to get tissues. White Hulk congratulated Blue for obtaining for blood to make more clones.[15] |
White Tiger[]
White Tiger (Evolved Tiger)[]
- Appearances of White Tiger(s) (Evolved Tiger) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of White Tiger(s) (Evolved Tiger) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of White Tiger(s) (Evolved Tiger) from Unknown Realities
- Images of White Tiger(s) (Evolved Tiger) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Avengers Forever #11; Avengers Forever #12
This White Tiger is a member of the Avengers from a timeline where the Avengers are villains. She has chalk-white face, blue eyes without identifiable sclera or pupil, huge fangs and a bō as her weapon of choice. The Tiger and other evil Avengers, summoned by the Time-Keepers, confronted the protagonist Avengers, but honorary Avenger Rick Jones, with some help, summoned a number of heroic Avengers from other alternate realities to help.[16] In the ensuing fight, a heroic Red Guardian from an unknown reality punched the evil White Tiger. Then, when Captain America destroyed the Time-Keepers' Forever Crystal, the Tiger and the other Avengers were returned to their respective worlds.[17] |
White Tiger (Ava Ayala)[]
- Appearances of White Tiger(s) (Ava Ayala) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of White Tiger(s) (Ava Ayala) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of White Tiger(s) (Ava Ayala) from Unknown Realities
- Images of White Tiger(s) (Ava Ayala) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Season 1 9 |
Wiccan[]
- Appearances of Wiccan(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Wiccan(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Wiccan(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Wiccan(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1
Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Wiccan was present at the festivities on Asgard.[18] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36
In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, Wiccan was among the coalition of heroes who attempted to oppose a vindictive Dr. Doom but with a negative outcome.[19] | |
Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #10, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #11, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #12, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #13
Aliases: Doctor Doom A version of Wiccan who became Doctor Doom was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy. He later allied with Mother to invade the Earth-616 until Mother was defeated and he presumably stayed in Mother's home reality with the other variant Young Avengers.[20] | |
Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #10, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #11, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #12, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #13
A version of Wiccan who looked like a Demon was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy. He later allied with Mother to invade the Earth-616 until Mother was defeated and he presumably stayed in Mother's home reality with the other variant Young Avengers.[20] | |
Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9
A version of Wiccan who was a Vampire was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy.[21] | |
Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9
A version of Wiccan was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy.[21] | |
Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #12
A version of Wiccan dressed in a black jacket and a chest piece was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy.[21] |
Widget-Tech[]
- Appearances of Widget-Tech(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Widget-Tech(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Widget-Tech(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Widget-Tech(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Deadpool: The End #1
Widget-Tech was the company Deadpool started working for after he retired from being a mercenary.[7] |
Winter Soldier[]
- Appearances of Winter Soldier(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Winter Soldier(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Winter Soldier(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Winter Soldier(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Crazy Magazine #28
Aliases: Bucky Bucky attended the 1st Annual duly authorized Superhero convention where he was was looking for Captain America.[22] | |
Appearances: Captain America: Red, White & Blue #1
Aliases: Bucky Bucky didn't disappear and presumed killed and Captain America wasn't frozen in ice. The pair continued to fight crime as Cap and Bucky grew old, where Bucky continuously helped save Cap from various situations even when Cap was an old man. Cap ultimately appeared to be on his death bed with Bucky at his side. This reality was experienced as a dream by Captain America of the Prime Marvel Universe during the moments he was frozen in ice .[23] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1
Winter Soldier was among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.[24] | |
Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1
Winter Soldier was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. He was seen battling an anamorphic Ms. Marvel. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Bucky Barnes.[12] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1
Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Winter Soldier was present at the festivities on Asgard.[18] |
Wizard[]
- Appearances of Wizard(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Wizard(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Wizard(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Wizard(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Marvel Comics #1001 |
Wolverine[]
- Appearances of Wolverine(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Wolverine(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Wolverine(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Wolverine(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: WildC.A.T.s/X-Men: The Dark Age #1
When the WildC.A.T.s and X-Men of Earth-TRN745 travelled back in time, they created a divergent timeline where the Daemonites and Sentinels didn't conquer the United States of America. In 2019, Logan was seen peacefully hanging out with Kenesha.[25] | |
Appearances: Exiles (Vol. 2) #6
Wolverine was a member of an alternate team of Exiles who was seen by the Exiles when they visited the Panoptichron.[26] | |
Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1
Wolverine injured himself while fixing a wedgie[15] | |
Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1
Wolverine was having an intimate moment with Jean Grey when he discovered a blue hair on her. He assumed it was from Beast and he'd been sleeping Jean and went and beheaded him before Jean could explain the hair was actually from a soft toy.[15] | |
Appearances: Marvel Adventures Super Heroes (Vol. 2) #10
To avoid a possible future where Susan Storm would have been killed if she stayed in the Fantastic Four, Reed Richards thought to make Susan join another super group. With the X-Men where there was also a Wolverine just like Earth-616.[27] | |
Appearances: Fear Itself: Fearsome Four #2
This version of Wolverine was captured and brainwashed into working for Psycho Man's fear army and along with other members of the army was tasked with capturing Man-Thing. The only member of the army shown on Earth-616 was Frankenstein's Monster so the whereabouts and fate of Wolverine are unknown.[28] | |
Appearances: Longshot Saves the Marvel Universe #3, Longshot Saves the Marvel Universe #4
When Otto Octavius was outed as Spider-Man, he stood against him. He also questioned why Longshot defended him.[29] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1
Wolverine was among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.[24] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
Galactus Wolverine was one of the many Wolverines brought together from across Battleworld to attack other Wolverines by Mojo.[30] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
Alias: Wolverine, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. Wolverine, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. was one of the many Wolverines brought together from across Battleworld to attack other Wolverines by Mojo.[30] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
Alias: Wolverine Brown and Tan Wolverine (Brown and Tan) was one of the many Wolverines brought together from across Battleworld to attack other Wolverines by Mojo.[30] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
Alias: Patch Patch Wolverine was one of the many Wolverines brought together to attack the pacifist Wolverine (Monk) by Mojo.[30] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
Wolverine (All-New Marvel NOW!) was one of the many Wolverines brought together to attack the pacifist Wolverine (Monk) by Mojo.[30] | |
Appearances: Exiles #85
Fang was one of the many Wolverines who was sent to stop Brother Mutant by the TIme-Broker but became enthralled by him.[31] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
Alias: Weapon X Weapon X was one of the many Wolverines brought together to attack the pacifist Wolverine (Monk) by Mojo.[30] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
Vampire Wolverine was one of the many Wolverines brought together to attack the pacifist Wolverine (Monk) by Mojo.[30] | |
Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1
Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Wolverine was present at the festivities on Asgard.[18] | |
Appearances: Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies #4
This version of Wolverine's skeleton was smuggled into the Valley of Doom for Hank Pym to use in his Clockwork Man. The smuggling of Adamantium was what got Hank exiled over the Shield.[32] | |
Appearances: Deadpool & the Mercs for Money #5
Wolverine had been reduced to a living skeleton and was fighting a horde of zombies. He was briefly seen by an unnamed Rigellian Recorder after it entered a rift into the Prime Marvel Universe.[33] | |
Appearances: Deadpool: Too Soon? Infinite Comic #6
Wolverine was a member of the Seething Snikters. During a baseball game with the Amazing Arachnids in the Prime Marvel Universe, Deadpool distracted Spider-Ham and in retaliation, the Amazing Arachnids and the Seething Snikters teamed-up to gang up on Wade.[34] | |
Appearances: Deadpool: Too Soon? Infinite Comic #6
Wolverine was a member of the Seething Snikters. During a baseball game with the Amazing Arachnids in the Prime Marvel Universe, Deadpool distracted Spider-Ham and in retaliation, the Amazing Arachnids and the Seething Snikters teamed-up to gang up on Wade.[34] | |
Appearances: Avengers: Back to Basics #5
A Wolverine using Professor X's Hoverchair was seen as one of the potential butterfly effect outcomes of Ms. Marvel travelling back in time and becoming a founding member of the Avengers.[35] | |
Appearances: Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel #1
A zombie Wolverine was glimpsed by the Captain Marvel of Earth-616.[36] | |
Appearances: Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1
Wolverine was one of the combatants in the first Secret Roar. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including James Howlett.[12] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36
In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, Wolverine was among the coalition of heroes who attempted to oppose a vindictive Dr. Doom but with a negative outcome.[19] | |
Appearances: Deadpool: The End #1
In an alternate future, Wolverine and Deadpool died battling Logan-Wade clone hybrids after their healing factors gave out.[7] | |
Appearances: Hulk (Vol. 3) #9
Wolverine was one of many heroes killed by the Maestro. One of his hands was worn around the Maestro's neck as a trophy.[37] | |
Appearances: Marauders #14
In this reality Wolverine killed Saturnyne; after this event, the forces of Arakko attacked and conquered world.[38] | |
Appearances: Wolverine: Infinity Watch #2
Wolverine was killed in an illusion of Loki by Warbringer.[39] | |
Appearances: Ultimate Spider-Man #71
During a nightmare caused by the homonymous magic entity, Spider-Man dreamt he was chased by many enemies, including Wolverine.[40] | |
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74
Wolverine was one of the heroes killed when Mephisto and his forces invaded New York City.[41] | |
Appearances: Iron Man (Vol. 6) #14
Wolverine attacked a cosmic powered Tony Stark, but he was killed.[5]
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Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 3) #66
When the Hulk Gang came to Logan's house in order to beat him up for failing to pay the month's rent, Logan popped his claws and killed Otis Banner, to the shock of his wife and children. This reality was imagined by Logan of Earth-807128.[42] | |
Appearances: Fantastic Four (Vol. 7) #7
When a time-traveller Doctor Doom tried to change the past to save Valeria's life, he fought against all of the superheroes of Earth and killed them all, including Wolverine.[43] | |
Appearances: Infinity Countdown #5
Wolverine was one of the heroes present after Hank Pym had escaped the Soul Stone..[10] |
Wonder Man[]
- Appearances of Wonder Man(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Wonder Man(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Wonder Man(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Wonder Man(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Infinity Countdown #5
Wonder Man was one of the heroes present after Hank Pym had escaped the Soul Stone..[10] |
Wong[]
- Appearances of Wong(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Wong(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Wong(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Wong(s) from Unknown Realities
Wyatt Wingfoot[]
- Appearances of Wyatt Wingfoot(s) from Unknown Realities
- Minor Appearances of Wyatt Wingfoot(s) from Unknown Realities
- Mentions of Wyatt Wingfoot(s) from Unknown Realities
- Images of Wyatt Wingfoot(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Sensational She-Hulk #50
Aliases: Li'l Wyatt When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. However, he turned out no to be dead and attempted to pitch the new version of She-Hulk he wanted to write, which instead followed Li'l She-Hulk a child version of herself. Here Li'l Wyatt went to get She-Hulk when Xemnu and Spragg attacked the Fantastic Four.[6] |
References[]
- ↑ Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cu4hFhptLrL/?img_index=1
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Marvel Comics #1001
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 X-Force #100
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Iron Man (Vol. 6) #14
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Sensational She-Hulk #50
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Deadpool: The End #1
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins of Norman Osborn #1
- ↑ FF (Vol. 2) #12
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Infinity Countdown #5
- ↑ Untold Tales of Spider-Man '97 #1
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Spider-Man Annual (Vol. 3) #1
- ↑ Spider-Ham: A Pig in Time #1
- ↑ Incredible Hulk #355
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1
- ↑ Avengers: Forever #11
- ↑ Avengers: Forever #12
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 Secret Wars: Secret Love #1
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #36
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9–13
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9
- ↑ Crazy Magazine #28
- ↑ Captain America: Red, White & Blue #1
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1
- ↑ WildC.A.T.s/X-Men: The Dark Age #1
- ↑ Exiles (Vol. 2) #6
- ↑ Marvel Adventures Super Heroes (Vol. 2) #10
- ↑ Fear Itself: Fearsome Four #2
- ↑ Longshot Saves the Marvel Universe #3–4
- ↑ 30.0 30.1 30.2 30.3 30.4 30.5 30.6 Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
- ↑ Exiles #85
- ↑ Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies #4
- ↑ Deadpool & the Mercs for Money #5
- ↑ 34.0 34.1 Deadpool: Too Soon? Infinite Comic #6
- ↑ Avengers: Back to Basics #5
- ↑ Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel #1
- ↑ Hulk (Vol. 3) #9
- ↑ Marauders #14
- ↑ Wolverine: Infinity Watch #2
- ↑ Ultimate Spider-Man #71
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #74
- ↑ Wolverine (Vol. 3) #66
- ↑ Fantastic Four (Vol. 7) #7