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Way too many to list them all. Just off the top of my head, and not mentioned above:
Guardian
Other members of Alpha Flight later revived by Hercules
Most of Scourge's victims
Egghead
Dr Dorcas...

RIP Vegar Hoel (Martin in the Dead Snow movies)

Songbird. She started out as a minor near joke of a character, a wrestler super-villain with screaming powers named Screaming Mimi and is now a capable leader who is generally trusted by the...

Aside from titles mentioned by others:

The Cat (Greer Nelson was very different here than as Tigra)
Power Man and Iron Fist (second series)
Official Marvel Index (modern era)
Champions (1970s...

Howard the Duck. At his heart, despite his fowl, er, foul temper. he's someone trying just to get by in a world he doesn't want to be in, and doesn't want to stop Dr. Doom and the like.

Stonewall, Crimson Commando, and Super Sabre all fought in WW2 despite debuting as 1980s X-Men foes.

Others have picked some of my choices for THE worse so here are a few others:

There was a Speedball story in the 1990s Marvel Super-Heroes series where two men murder each other over a toy gun...

Thunderball: Thunderball movie theme
Drax: It's Not Easy Being Green
Batroc the Leaper: Jump

A key one was Marvel Mystery Comics #8, when the original Human Torch met the Sub-Mariner. Probably the first time to lead Marvel characters from different strips met.

In fact there were two of them in the Golden Age. The Marvel Mystery Handbook gave them different middle names to distinguish them.

Generic Super-Hero
Lois London
Scarlet Scarab (two of them)...

In terms of how many people know or at least suspect Coulson came back, I suspect most people in countries that get the show do if they are into the MCU. Even if you don't watch the show, there are...

If she's anything like her comic book version, she'll definitely add a bit of comedy to the show. My favourite part of the last episode.

Curley Neal. As a basketball player, mostly seen on shows like Wide World of Sports, but his likeness was used in Globetrotter cartoons and he did a little bit of acting, e.g. The Harlem...

Aside from what ChrisIII mentioned, most if not all stories set in the Microverse were Banner's mind in Hulk's body. Way back in Incredible Hulk #6 (final issue of the original series), when the...

Yes, the entire Essential line is B&W. Before omnibuses took off it was intended to be a way to collect more issues than a typical trade and do so affordably. I like the omnibuses as well, but the...

One of the greatest comic book artists of all time has passed away :( https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/mar/24/asterix-creator-albert-uderzo-dies-at-92

Hope you like. I love the Essential series. I know some people don't like the lack of colour, but I find that the B&W really brings out the detail in the artwork a lot more.

I'll recommend a few from different timeframes stopping with Peter David (there are good stories after that, but the earliest stuff excites me more). From memory Hulk never kills anyone, though...

I've been reading the trades and while I still enjoy the later stuff up to a point, this is a series that would have benefited from being creator owned. I would definitely agree the later stuff is a...

The 1980s Squadron Supreme mini-series is great and has been collected many times. Not the characters' first appearances but the best use of them. A team of Justice League analogues (who had...

The Electric Company characters, who appeared throughout Spidey Super-Stories,

I did a few blog posts (not just Marvel) on these, limiting myself to deaths that occurred 20+ years ago. I was careful to exclude any Scourge victims brought back by the Hood. Going through those...

Year, it's a shame because if you rewatch the first season it's clear they knew about Winter Soldier so the TV people seemed quite willing to work with whatever info the movie people provided. I love...

This was discussed in the Who Watches the Watchers forum years ago. According to handbook writers, Rom in human form happened while Marvel still had the license, after the comic ended but before the...

I don't mind Marvel getting a bit dark, but Hickman's New Avengers title was largely the characters issue after issue discussing the morality of destroying other Earths to save their own. It made me...