■ Aborrecedor: Clon de Adolf Hitler que se enfrentó con los 4 Fantásticos. (Fantastic Four v1 #21) Hate-Monger
■ Acrobata (Carl Zante): Villano de poca monta, enemigo de la Antorcha Humana. (Strange Tales #106) Acrobat
■ Anciano: Mentor del Dr. Extraño. (Strange Tales #110) Ancient One
■ Androide Asombroso: Androide maleable y superfuerte creado por el Pensador LocoMalleable super-strong android created by the Mad Thinker, able to take on attributes of others, fought the Fantastic Four and other heroes, once sent against Spider-Man by the Mad Thinker. (Fantastic Four v1 #15) Awesome Android
■ Ángel/Arcángel (Warren Kenneth Worthington III): Winged mutant, founding member of the X-Men, originally known as the Angel; met Spider-Man in battles against Morbius, Rampage, and others; served in the Champions, the Defenders, X-Factor; mutated by Apocalypse, returned to the X-Men, later reverted to original form, discovered that his blood possessed healing properties. (X-Men v1 #1) Warren Worthington III
■ Anguila (Leopold Stryke): Electric-powered criminal, teamed with Electro to battle Spider-Man early in his career, fought the Human Torch and other heroes before being killed by the Enforcer. (Strange Tales v1 #112) Eel
■ Asgard: Hogar de Thor y de los dioses nórdicos. (Journey Into Mystery v1 #92) Asgard
■ Avispa (Janet van Dyne): Founding member of the Avengers, socialite, ex-wife of Yellowjacket, able to shrink, fly, blast energy stings, had varying emotions toward Spider-Man, fought Equinox and other criminals alongside him. (Tales to Astonish v1 #44) Wasp
■ Baron Mordo (Karl Amadeus Mordo): Sorcerer, longtime enemy of Doctor Strange; early in Spider-Man's career, his attempt to offer J. Jonah Jameson and several of Peter Parker's classmates in sacrifice to Dormammu was prevented by Spider-Man and Strange. Redeemed himself years later and found peace in the afterlife. (Strange Tales v1 #111) Baron Mordo
■ Bestia (Dr. Henry P. "Hank" McCoy): Athletic and super-strong mutant, founding member of the X-Men, mutated into bestial form at Brand Corporation; has helped Spider-Man against the Modular Man, Professor Power, and others; counseled him regarding the possibility of having mutant children; served in the Avengers, the Defenders, X-Factor; returned to the X-Men, underwent further mutation. (X-Men v1 #1) Beast
■ Brant, Betty : Former secretary to J. Jonah Jameson, first love of Peter Parker, married to Ned Leeds prior to his death, briefly involved with Flash Thompson, became investigative reporter. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #4) Betty Brant
■ Buitre (Adrian Toomes): Elderly criminal, uses electronic harness for flight and super-strength, longtime enemy of Spider-Man, served in various incarnations of the Sinister Six, briefly rejuvenated, youth lost in clash with D.K., later supposedly reformed to become a vigilante alongside Al Kravinoff. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #2) Vulture
■ Camaleón (Dmitri Smerdyakov): Initially master of disguise, one of Spider-Man's earliest opponents, clashed with Spider-Man alone and alongside half-brother Kraven the Hunter, later underwent process that enabled him to directly change form and voice, impersonated J. Jonah Jameson for months in order to discredit Spider-Man, created Parker Replicoids at suggestion of Harry Osborn, became mentally unstable, became convinced that he was Kraven the Hunter, fought Spider-Man and Al Kravinoff. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #1) Chameleon
■ Chapucero (Phineas Mason): Aged criminal inventor, father of the Agent, supplies weapons and repairs for many super-villains, first encountered Spider-Man while involved in false alien invasion, sent Spider-Mobile after Spider-Man and otherwise clashed with the hero, later sought redemption by helping the vigilante called the Judge. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #2) Tinkerer
■ Charlie : Petty criminal, captured with two underlings by Spider-Man, only to be released by the police on a technicality; confronted again by Spider-Man, called for police claiming that the hero was attacking without cause. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #3)
■ Chica Maravillosa/Fénix (Jean Grey Summers): Founding member of the X-Men, formerly known as Marvel Girl, telekinetic and telepathic, married to Cyclops; has fought alongside the rest of her team and Spider-Man against the Menace, Professor Power, and others. (X-Men v1 #1) Jean Grey
■ Cíclope (Scott Summers): Mutant who emits energy beams from his eyes, founding member and longtime leader of the X-Men; he and his team aided Spider-Man against the Menace, the Nest, and other threats; led X-Factor, briefly merged with Apocalypse. (X-Men v1 #1) Cyclops
■ Cobra (Klaus Voorhees): Criminal, able to contort body and move at superhuman speed, uses venom darts, fought Thor alongside Mister Hyde, later turned on Hyde and sought protection from Spider-Man, active in two Serpent Squads, became leader of the Serpent Society, fought Captain America. (Journey into Mystery v1 #98) Cobra
■ Hombre Planta / Corazón Negro (Samuel Smithers): Former career criminal known as the Plantman, controlled specialized plants; fought the Human Torch, the Defenders, the Avengers, others; served as operative of the New Enforcers; once metamorphosized Spider-Man into a monstrous form; recently merged with nature to become a creature protective of plant life on Earth. (Strange Tales v1 #113) Plantman
■ Daily Bugle: Newspaper founded in 1897, published by J. Jonah Jameson; staffed by Robbie Robertson, Betty Brant, Ben Urich, Glory Grant, many others; employed Peter Parker as freelance photographer for years, became known for his photos of Spider-Man, site of many super-villain attacks. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #1) Daily Bugle
■ Desvanecedor (Telford Porter): Mutante malvado enemigo de la Patrulla-X con la capacidad de desvanecerse. Miembro de la Hermandad de Mutantes Diabólicos. (Uncanny X-Men v1 #2) Vanisher
■ Dinamo Escarlata (Anton Vanko): Enemigo de Iron Man. (Tales of Suspense v1 #46) Crimson Dynamo
■ Doctor Extraño (Stephen Vincent Strange): Sorcerer Supreme, uses mystic arts to protect the Earth dimension, sometimes sought as consultant by Spider-Man, has worked alongside him against Xandu, the Bend Sinister, and other mystic threats; twice recruited Spider-Man for the Secret Defenders. (Strange Tales v1 #110) Doctor Strange
■ Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius): Scientist bonded with mechanical tentacles via radiation, became a megalomaniac, one of Spider-Man's earliest opponents, fought him many times, led the Sinister Six against him, used alias of the Master Planner in some operations, briefly engaged to May Parker in plot to obtain nuclear reactor she had inherited, killed by Kaine, resurrected by the True Believers and Doctor Octopus (Trainer). (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #3) Doctor Octopus
■ Dum Dum Dugan (Timothy Aloysius Cadwal): Colaborador habitual de Nick Furia. (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos v1 #1) Dum Dum Dugan
■ Duende Verde (Norman Osborn): Wealthy industrialist, mutated into super-strength and insanity by Professor Stromm's formula, sought to lead underworld, fought Spider-Man several times, briefly stripped of memories of villain career, returned and killed Gwen Stacy, seemingly killed during battle with Spider-Man, revived by the formula's effects on his body, orchestrated the Jackal's creation of Ben Reilly and the subsequent confusion about whether Ben or Peter Parker was a clone, returned to battle Spider-Man, driven further into madness by the Gathering of Five, attempted to corrupt Spider-Man and failed. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #14)
■ Evans, Doris "Dorrie" : Dated the Human Torch early in his career, menaced by some of his enemies, once pretended to be interested in Peter Parker in order to make the Torch jealous, later married and lived ordinary life. (Strange Tales v1 #113)
■ Fantasma del Espacio: Servant of Immortus, able to take the form of anyone with whom he switches places in Limbo, attacked Spider-Man in the form of the She-Hulk, prompted fight between the Avengers and the Outlaws, manipulated by Calculus. (Avengers v1 #2) Space Phantom
■ Fantasma Rojo (Ivan Kragoff): Russian scientist, exposed himself and three simians to cosmic ray storm to gain powers like the Fantastic Four, gained powers of invisibility and intangibility, while his Super-Apes gained the powers of shapechanging (Igor the baboon), magnetism (Peotor the orangutan), and super-strength (Miklho the gorilla); fought the Fantastic Four, the Soviet Super-Soldiers and other heroes, clashed with Spider-Man twice. (Fantastic Four v1 #13) Red Ghost
■ Fundidor (Bruno Horgan): Enemigo de Iron Man (Tales of Suspense #47). Melter
■ Furia, Nick Sargento : Served in World War II as leader of the Howling Commandos, received Infinity Formula to slow aging, served as soldier and spy for decades, army colonel and director of SHIELD; helped Spider-Man against the Viper, the Maggia, and others; has also manipulated Spider-Man for his own purposes. (Fury and His Howling Commandos #1) Nick Fury
■ Happy Hogan: Amigo, guardaespaldas y chófer personal de Tony Stark. (Tales of Suspense v1 #45)
■ Ho Yinsen: Pacifista, físico, ingeniero, y profesor que ayuda a Tony stark a construir la primera armadura de Iron Man. (Tales of Suspense v1 #39) Ho Yinsen
■ Hombre de Arena (William Baker, a.k.a. Flint Marko): Criminal mutated by radiation, able to transform himself into sandlike substance and alter his size and mass to gain super-strength, fought Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four several times, allied with the Enforcers, member of the Sinister Six and the Frightful Four, temporarily reformed and worked for Silver Sable in the Wild Pack and the Outlaws, briefly joined the Avengers, returned to crime when his mind was altered by the Wizard. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #4) Sandman
■ Hombre de Hielo (Robert "Bobby" Drake): Ice-powered mutant, founding member of the X-Men, also served in the Champions and the Defenders; teamed with Spider-Man against Sam Bullit, Rampage, others. (X-Men v1 #1) Iceman
■ Hombre Imposible: Adventure-seeking Poppupian, able to take on any form imaginable, occasional ally of the Fantastic Four, constantly seeks fun and understanding with or without his large family, has encountered (and annoyed) many super-heroes, including Spider-Man. (Fantastic Four v1 #11) Impossible Man
■ Hombre Molécula (Owen Reece): Mutated by Cosmic Cube energy, granted near-limitless power, fought the Fantastic Four and others, joined the villains on the Beyonder's Battleworld against Spider-Man and the other heroes, reformed and settled down to ordinary life with Volcana, helped deal with the Beyonder's presence on Earth, briefly merged with the Beyonder as Kosmos. (Fantastic Four v1 #20) Molecule Man
■ Hombre Radioactivo (Professor Chen Lu): Chinese criminal scientist, deliberately mutated himself to gain radiation powers, frequent opponent of Iron Man (Stark), member of Egghead's Masters of Evil, fought Spider-Man early in his career, later attempted to conduct experiments on him, stopped by Iron Man. (Journey into Mystery v1 #93) Radioactive Man
■ Iron Man (Anthony "Tony" Stark): Industrialist and armored hero, founding member of the Avengers, recently revealed his secret identity to the world; has teamed with Spider-Man against Zarkko, Magma, and others. (Tales of Suspense v1 #39) Iron Man
■ Kala : Queen of subterranean kingdom called the Netherworld, has warred against other Subterranean rulers such as the Mole Man, once involving Spider-Man and the Hulk at the Winter Olympics. (Tales of Suspense v1 #43) Kala
■ Krang: General: Señor de la guerra de Atlantis (Fantastic Four Annual #1) Krang
■ Lagarto (Dr. Curt Connors): Brilliant scientist, mutated into super-powered reptilian form in attempt to regenerate lost arm, fought Spider-Man several times in monstrous form, served as science consultant for Spider-Man while untransformed, went through various stages of controlling the transformation, lost arm regenerated by Hammerhead. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #6) Lizard
■ Lumpkin, Willie : Best known as the Fantastic Four's mailman, dated May Parker for a while. (Fantastic Four v1 #11)
■ Magneto (Magnus, a.k.a. Erik Lehnsherr): Mutant master of magnetism, longtime enemy of X-Men; has clashed with many other heroes, fought cosmic-powered Spider-Man during the Acts of Vengeance. (X-Men v1 #1) Magneto
■ Maha Yogi/Warlock: Enemigo de Thor que se hizo pasar por el mítico Merlín (Journey into Mystery #96) Maha Yogi
■ Manelli, Dino : Served in the Howling Commandos under Nick Fury, became actor and singer, rescued from the Maggia by Nick Fury and Spider-Man. (Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #1)
■ Mister Hyde (Dr. Calvin Zabo): Transformed into super-strong bestial persona, initially fought Thor, later fought Spider-Man and other heroes, joined Baron Helmut Zemo's Masters of Evil to fight the Avengers, now drug addict. (Journey into Mystery #99) Mister Hyde
■ Mysterio (Quentin Beck): Special-effects expert, first encountered Spider-Man as false alien in partnership with the Tinkerer to steal military plans, developed Mysterio identity in attempt to publicly capture Spider-Man, failed, joined the Sinister Six; fought Spider-Man, Daredevil, others; attempted various schemes, including one which involved faking the death of May Parker; learned he was dying, paid the Kingpin for information on Daredevil's secret identity, sought to drive Daredevil mad and force the hero to kill him, turned gun on self when effort failed. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #2) -> The Amazing Spider-Man #13 (June 1964)
■ Pensador Loco: Criminal genius and longtime foe of Fantastic Four, joined the Puppet Master in attempt to assassinate Spider-Man and the Thing, later became interested in Spider-Man's spider-sense and sent a robot to test him. (Fantastic Four v1 #15) Mad Thinker
■ Pesadilla: Demonic being, feeds upon humans in their dreams, enemy of Doctor Strange, attempted to prey upon pre-adolescent Peter Parker, once drew Spider-Man into the Dream Dimension to protect him from the Hulk. ( Strange Tales v1 #110) Nightmare
■ Pepper Potts: Secretaria y uno de los amores de Tony Stark (Tales of Suspense v1 #45) Pepper Potts
■ Pintor (Wilhelm von Vile): Used supposedly alien paints to alter reality, fought the Human Torch, led the Avant Guard against the Human Torch and Spider-Man, apparently dissolved into swarm of insects. (Strange Tales v1 #108)
■ Prison de la Isla de Ryker : New York prison, housed super-villains prior to construction of the Vault and other prisons for superhumans; wardens included Michaels and Percy Alexander Rue. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #4)
■ Puercoespín (Alexander Gentry): Enemigo del Hombre Gigante y de la Avispa. Posee una armadura estaba cubierta de espinas donde esconde armas y gas nervioso. (Tales to Astonish v1 #48) Porcupine
■ Profesor X (Charles Francis Xavier): Powerful telepath, dedicated to peaceful relations between mutants and normal humans, formed the X-Men and other mutant teams, helped Spider-Man against Professor Power. (X-Men v1 #1) Professor X
■ Rama-Tut: Al igual que Inmortus o el Centurión Escarlata,se trata de Kang en un momento del tiempo en el que se instala en el Egipto del año 2950 A.C., fecha en la que se enfrenta con los Cuatro Fantásticos. (Fantastic Four v1 #19)
■ Surtur: Demonio de fuego que gobierna en el reino de Muspelheim, uno de los nueve mundos que componen la cosmología asgardiana (Journey Into Mystery v1 #97) Surtur (Marvel Comics)
■ Super-Skrull (Kl'rt): Skrull with hypnotic ability and all the powers of the Fantastic Four (super-strength, fire control, flight, invisibility, malleability), sent against the Fantastic Four by the Skrull Empire, temporarily trapped in radiation belt above Earth by Spider-Man and Ms. Marvel, escaped and fought other heroes. (Fantastic Four v1 #18) Super-Skrull
■ Trampero /Pete Pote de Pasta (Peter Petruski): Uses paste weapons and traps, member of the Frightful Four, once impersonated Spider-Man as part of the Frightful Four's scheme, later framed Spider-Man on behalf of Norman Osborn for the murder of Joey Z, befriended Spider-Man's identity of Dusk, confessed to the murder to escape being killed by Osborn. (Strange Tales v1 #104) Trapster
■ Torbellino /Trompo Humano (David Cannon): Enemigo del Hombre Gigante y la Avispa capaz de girar a gran velocidad. (Tales To Astonish v1 #50) Whirlwind
■ Tyrannus (Romulus Augustus, a.k.a. Des): Centuries-old Subterranean ruler, enemy of the Hulk, dominant member of They Who Wield Power, mutated humans into snake men under his control during the Atlantis Attacks; opposed by Spider-Man and Daredevil, who cured his victims.? (Incredible Hulk v1 #5) Tyrannus
■ Uatu el Vigilante: Member of a cosmic-powered race that observes and records all that happens in the universe, lives in the Blue Area of the Moon, most often interacts with the Fantastic Four, once influenced Spider-Man in saving the life of Arthur Chekov's granddaughter at Christmastime, later claimed Sphere of Ultimate Knowledge which Spider-Man retrieved for the Authority. (Fantastic Four v1 #13) Uatu
■ Vengadores: Earth's largest and best-known super-team, has had dozens of members over the years, formerly divided into two groups on different coasts; various lineups have fought alongside Spider-Man against Nebula, Thanos, and other threats; Spider-Man briefly served as a reserve member. (Avengers v1 #1)
■ Ventisca /Jack Frost (Gregor Shapanka): Cold-projecting foe of Iron Man (Stark), fought Spider-Man and Daredevil alongside Electro; after a later clash with Spider-Man, he kidnapped Robert Saunders and was killed by Iron Man 2020; his identity has been taken over by other villains. (Tales of Suspense v1 #45) Blizzard
■ Voz (Jason Lorne Cragg): Enemigo del Hombre Hormiga. Locutor de radio que, tras sufrir un accidente obtiene una mutación ensus cuerdas vocales pudiendo controlar a cualquiera que oiga el sonido de su voz. (Tales to Astonish v1 #42) Voice
■ Wong : Servant of Doctor Strange, frequently greets Spider-Man when he consults the sorcerer. (Strange Tales v1 #110) Wong
■ X-Men: World's foremost mutant team, formed by Professor Charles Xavier; members have worked with Spider-Man against the Menace and the Mutantmen, Morbius, Sundown, the Nest, Juggernaut and Black Tom Cassidy, the Enchantress, the Hellfire Club, Professor Power, and others. (X-Men v1 #1)
■ Zorro (Reynard Slinker): Criminal mastermind, clashed with Human Torch and Spider-Man early in their careers and later returned to bedevil them. (Strange Tales Annual #2)
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