Spider-Man Rogues Gallery Appreciation Thread .

[Frontier]

Here's a possible look at the Rogues Gallery for the upcoming Spider-Man cartoon.

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Amazing Spider-Man #212 Jan 1981
"The Coming of Hydroman!" First appearance of Hydro-Man.
The adventure with the Sub-Mariner is over! And now the cargo ship with the wall-crawling escort heads back into port.
But before the vessel can dock, a bizarre accident sends a crewmember tumbling overboard near an experimental undersea generator!

And instantly a new super-villain is born...Hydro-Man!
Shortly thereafter Morrie Bench (aka Hydro-Man) starts settling scores with old enemies across the city! And Spider-Man is on his list!

At high noon atop a NYC office building, Hydro-Man tries to drown the web-slinger!

Does the amazing one need a life jacket?

Script by Denny O'Neil http://www.comicsreporter.com/index...._dennis_oneil/.
Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes).

[Alan2099]

Anybody remember the Grim Hunter?


I liked that guy. I thought he had a pretty cool look, nice backstory, and interesting personality... then they just wasted it all.

This guy on the other hand...


He was a waste of paper. Especially since they couldn't keep his personality constant. He was just another Kraven in some books, a media mongol in others, then a savage wild man. It just kept changing depending on who was writing him.

And Get Kraven is right up there with the worst books Marvel ever published, right between Marville and Trouble.

Regular Kraven though? He's cool.

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Was anyone a fan of the Foreigner? I like how smooth he was despite being a scumbag. He was pretty strong and even possessed a peculiar ability to skip time.





I'd like to see him return someday.

I like the Foreigner.
IMO the character should most certainly appear in Sony's SILVER & BLACK!

[Venomous Mask]

Here's a possible look at the Rogues Gallery for the upcoming Spider-Man cartoon.

That version of Doc Ock looks alot like the one from the animated series:




Here's a pic I stumbled over a while ago that's obviously inspired by Venom: The Enemy Within:

[comicscollector]

Amazing Spider-Man #212 Jan 1981
"The Coming of Hydroman!" First appearance of Hydro-Man.
The adventure with the Sub-Mariner is over! And now the cargo ship with the wall-crawling escort heads back into port.
But before the vessel can dock, a bizarre accident sends a crewmember tumbling overboard near an experimental undersea generator!

And instantly a new super-villain is born...Hydro-Man!
Shortly thereafter Morrie Bench (aka Hydro-Man) starts settling scores with old enemies across the city! And Spider-Man is on his list!

At high noon atop a NYC office building, Hydro-Man tries to drown the web-slinger!

Does the amazing one need a life jacket?

Script by Denny O'Neil http://www.comicsreporter.com/index...._dennis_oneil/.
Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes).

Yeah,Hydro Man is a great villain.
One of my favorites,maybe even better that the Sandman.
Just a shame that he appeared in just a few stories.

[comicscollector]

Anybody remember the Grim Hunter?


I liked that guy. I thought he had a pretty cool look, nice backstory, and interesting personality... then they just wasted it all.

This guy on the other hand...


He was a waste of paper. Especially since they couldn't keep his personality constant. He was just another Kraven in some books, a media mongol in others, then a savage wild man. It just kept changing depending on who was writing him.

And Get Kraven is right up there with the worst books Marvel ever published, right between Marville and Trouble.

Regular Kraven though? He's cool.

I remember Grim Hunter a bit.
But not much a fan,it was to me just a edgier 90s version of Kraven.
Of course i dont remember much of the stories because it have been many years since i have read them.

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http://www.criticalhit.net/entertain...atic-universe/

[ngroove]

how many villains from the 80s era are still around?

Discounting the obvious, Venom and Hobgoblin, there's still Hydro-Man (81'), Tombstone (88'), White Rabbit (83'), Puma (84'), Solo (86'), depending if you count Puma or Solo as foes or not, perhaps just mercenaries, and in minor forms but still out there here-and-there somewhere in Marvel, Chance (85') and Black Fox (84'). Professor Power (83') too, although not pegged as Spidey's today, introduced in Marvel Team-Up, and battled Spidey at least three occasions.

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Glad some villains from the 80's era are still around.

[Moral_Gutpunch]

Glad some villains from the 80's era are still around.

Same here.

[The tall man]

Was always a huge fan of the Spot, guy has an awesome power set. If only he had more self confidence and was not written as a joke. His last appearance was in Jessica Jones where he was just some lackey/lapdog for a regular woman who bossed him around. Someone needs to do right by the Spot.

[Moral_Gutpunch]

Was always a huge fan of the Spot, guy has an awesome power set. If only he had more self confidence and was not written as a joke. His last appearance was in Jessica Jones where he was just some lackey/lapdog for a regular woman who bossed him around. Someone needs to do right by the Spot.

I write fanfiction. Might as well inspire me by telling me how writing him write would go.

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Mark Waid and Paolo Rivera did a to me GREAT job regarding the supervillain the Spot during their 2011 Daredevil run.

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anyone agree that The Beetle is a brilliant villain

To me it was brilliant the way Kurt Busiek wrote him when launching The Thunderbolts with Mark Bagley in 1997.

as well as his female predeccessor ?

The Beetle has a female predeccessor