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André Gerard (Earth-616)
A French engineer whose wind-generating weapon was rejected by the NATO, he stole his own technology to began an international criminal career, favoring American targets. After kidnapping American editor J. Jonah Jameson, who was -
Knull (Earth-616)
Knull was an ancient malevolent deity who ruled over the Abyss, the existential chasm that existed between the destruction of the Sixth Cosmos and the creation of the Seventh Cosmos, and was originally content to -
Vision (Earth-616)
The Vision was a "synthezoid," an advanced android, built to replicate the human form using Horton Cells, with the Solar Gem to give him consciousness. He was constructed by Ultron using parts of the original -
Celestials (Race)
The Celestials are powerful extraterrestrial cosmic beings. This alien race influenced key events in human history for mysterious and unclear reasons. They were responsible for key human evolutionary events, such as the genetic-offshoot races -
Wade Wilson (Earth-616)
Wade had conflicting memories of his childhood. He once recalled that his father abandoned his mother while she was pregnant with him and she took out her anger on him until, as an adult, he -
Thanos (Earth-616)
Thanos was one of the last sons of A'Lars, progenitor of the second colony of Eternals on Titan, and Sui-San, the last survivor of the original settlement of Eternals in this moon. He -
Elizabeth Braddock (Earth-616)
Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock is one of the children of Sir James Braddock, a champion from the Otherworld. While her twin brother, Brian, became the super-hero known as Captain Britain, Betsy developed mutant telepathic powers -
Norman Osborn (Earth-616)
As a child, Norman Osborn became obsessed with gaining wealth and power. His father, a failed business inventor who claimed that he was swindled out of his inventions and personal fortune, took out his rage -
Eternals (Homo immortalis)
Only the Prime Eternal choose which Eternals can reproduce. There exists a genetic predisposition among the Eternals known as Deviant Syndrome. That syndrome is considered a mutation, and those affected mutants and deviants. It is -
Scream (Klyntar) (Earth-616)
The sinister Life Foundation a organization that was preparing for the M.A.D. (Mutually Assured Destruction) fallout of the Cold War or in the event of world chaos, sought to provide a comfortable life -
Nathaniel Essex (Earth-616)
Dr. Nathaniel Essex was a brilliant Victorian era scientist who was obsessed with deterministic interpretations of natural evolution, predicting the emergency of mutants in the near future. Essex's intellect caught the attention of Apocalypse -
Daniel Rand (Earth-616)
Daniel Rand was the son of businessman Wendell Rand, who had once lived in the fabled city of K'un-Lun, which exists in another dimensional realm. Wendell Rand-K'ai, as he was known -
Susan Storm (Earth-616)
Dr. Susan "Sue" Richards (née; Storm )", aka the Invisible Woman., was an American superpowered adventurer. She was a college student before she was exposed to high levels of cosmic radiation when boyfriend and scientist; Dr -
Harold Osborn (Earth-616)
Harold "Harry" Osborn was the son of wealthy industrialist Norman Osborn. He grew up friends with Gwen Stacy at Standard High before going off to college. The two of them quickly befriended Flash Thompson when -
Henry Pym (Earth-616)
Dr. Henry "Hank" Pym, Ph.D, is an American; entomologist, biochemist, roboticist, engineer and physicist and "Scientific Adventurer". He has been considered one of the smartest humans on Earth. He discovered the Pym Particles; subatomic -
Danielle Moonstar (Earth-616)
deaths. In fact, Moonstar's parents had been transformed into the demonic bear by an as yet unrevealed cause. This bear intended to work the same transformation upon Moonstar, but the spells of Black Eagle -
Gwendolyn Poole (Earth-TRN565)
and fantasize about a better world, becoming lazy and apathetic, to the chagrin of her parents. Through unrevealed means, Gwen and her brother Teddy ended up in the Prime Marvel Universe. However, both became separated -
Richard Jones (Earth-616)
This is an abridged version of Richard Jones' history. For a complete history see Richard Jones' Expanded History Richard "Rick" Jones was orphaned at a young age, and after being expelled from several orphanages for -
Herbert Wyndham (Earth-616)
As a student in the 1920s, Herbert Wyndham was inspired by the work of Nathaniel Essex to perform his own genetic experiments, evolving rats in his parents' basement. Later, when he attended a conference in -
Hela (Earth-616)
Hela was allegedly the daughter of the Asgardian god of mischief, Loki and of the sorceress giantess Angerboda. The three Asgardian goddesses of fate, the Norns, are said to have warned the Asgardian gods that -
James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)
James "Bucky" Barnes aka Winter Soldier is an American Soldier turned Soviet spy and assassin. He was recruited to the U.S. Army during World War II after being a ward of the state. He -
Marvel films
List of films based on properties owned by Marvel Comics, and properties whose debut or most of its source material, was originally published by Marvel Comics. Foreign Films[edit| edit source] This section contains films -
Abigail Brand (Earth-616)
Abigail Brand's father was an extraterrestrial. She inherited the X-Gene from her mother. She has the mutant ability to coat at least her hands in some type of blue energy flame that is -
Wolfgang von Strucker (Earth-616)
Baron Wolfgang von Strucker was born in the late 19th century to a Prussian noble family who had relocated to Strucker Castle in Bavaria following the Franco-Prussian War. Wolfgang became a Heidelberg fencing champion -
Monet St. Croix (Earth-616)
Monet St. Croix was the second child of a rich and eccentric father, Ambassador Cartier St. Croix, a Monegasque wealthy former president of several corporations, and his wife Jamila St. Croix, a descendant of Algerian
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