List of Spider-Man Enemies
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Complete List of Spider-Man's Enemies
- Anton, a grade 12 student at the gang school Centennial, was last seen in a Giant Robot in Spider-Man issue #215
- Agony
- Answer
- Basilisk
- Batwing
- Beetle
- The Big Man (Frederick Foswell)
- Big Wheel
- Black Abbott
- Black Fox
- Black Tarantula
- Blizzard
- Boar
- Bomblast
- Boomerang
- Calypso
- Carrion
- Chance
- Chameleon
- Coldheart
- Constrictor
- Cyclone
- Delilah
- Demogoblin
- Doctor Doom
- Doctor Octopus
- Doctor Zeus
- Doppelganger
- Dr Mendel Stromm
- Draco
- El Toro Negro
- Electro
- Empathoid
- Enforcers
- The Finisher is an assassin employed by the Red Skull (Albert Malik). He killed Spider-Man's parents. Spider-Man kills him in self defense (Amazing Spider-Man Annual #5) by turning his own missile against him.
- Firearm
- Fixer
- Foreigner
- Vincente Fortunato
- Fusion
- The Ghost
- Gibbon
- Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)
- Green Goblin (Harry Osborn)
- Grey Gargoyle
- Griffin
- Grim Hunter
- Grizzly
- Justin Hammer
- Hammerhead
- Jonas Harrow
- Hitman
- Homo Arachnis
- Human Fly
- Hydro-Man
- Hypno-Hustler first appeared in Spectacular Spider-Man #24 by Bill Mantlo and Frank Springer. He can perform hypnosis with the aid of his guitar, and when teamed with his backup band, The Mercy Killers, can perform mass hypnosis. His boots can emit knockout gas on demand, and have retractable knives in the soles. The Hypno-Hustler also appeared in Spider-Man: Reign, a limited series set in the future, at the end of Spider-Man's career.
- Hypertron 1.0 Appeared in Web of Spider-Man #83 Dec. 91
- Iguana
- Jackal
- Jack O'Lantern
- Jester
- Joystick
- Jury
- Kaine
- Kangaroo
- Kevin Kang
- Kingpin
- Kraven the Hunter
- Alyosha Kravinoff
- Lady Octopus
- Lasher
- Lightmaster
- Living Brain
- The Lizard
- Lobo Brothers
- Looter aka Meteor Man
- Knight & Fogg
- Man Beast
- Man-Bull
- Man-Killer
- Man Mountain Marko
- Man-Wolf
- Jake Martino
- Midnight
- Miss Arrow
- Mister Hyde
- Mister Negative
- Mindworm
- Molten Man
- Morbius the Living Vampire
- Morlun
- Mr. Fear
- Mirage
- Mysterio
- Mysterio (Francis Klum)
- Needle
- New Green Goblin
- Richmond Octavious III
- Overdrive
- The Owl
- Phage
- Polestar
- Proto-Goblin
- Puma
- Ramshot
- Radioactive Man
- Razor Fist
- Rhino
- Rhino
- Ringer
- Riot
- The Rose
- Roxxon
- Sandman
- Scarecrow
- Scorpia
- Scorpion (Mac Gargan)
- Scorcher
- Scream
- Screech
- Sentry
- Shadrac aka Override
- Shadrac (Gary Dolman)
- Shocker
- Shriek
- Silvermane
- Sin-Eater
- The Sinister Six, Sinister Seven, and Sinister Twelve, teams of Spider-Man's enemies
- The Sinister Syndicate
- Alistair Smythe
- Spencer Smythe
- Speed Demon
- Spider-Slayers (robots)
- The Spot
- Squid
- Stilt-Man
- Gabriel Stacy aka The Grey Goblin
- Sarah Stacy
- Stegron
- Stunner
- Styx and Stone
- Swarm
- Tarantula
- Tatterdemalion
- Taylor, General Orwell
- Thousand
- Tinkerer
- Titania
- Tombstone
- Tracer
- Trapster
- Tri-Sentinel
- Vermin
- Venom (Eddie Brock) I
- Venom (Mac Gargan) III
- Venom (Angelo Fortunato) II
- Vulture
- Walrus
- Senator Ward
- White Rabbit
- Will o' the Wisp
- The Wraith
Non-Spider-Man villains
Spider-Man has fought these people, but they are associated with other characters rather than Spider-Man.
At some points in time, Spider-Man has encountered villains outside of the Marvel universe. Those villains have also been included here, along with the comic company which publishes them. According to Marvel canon, these appearances are technically within a different universe.
- Arcade
- Baron Mordo
- Bella Donna
- Beyonder
- Blackheart
- The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants
- Bullseye
- Cobra
- Collective
- Doctor Faustus
- Doctor Doom
- Dormammu
- Dracula
- Dragon Man
- Firelord
- Gladiator
- Glider (in crossover with Image Comics)
- Graviton
- Grey Gargoyle
- The Hand
- The Joker (in DC Crossover)
- Juggernaut
- Kang the Conqueror
- Kulan Gath
- Lady Deathstrike
- Lex Luthor (in DC Crossover)
- Living Laser
- Llyra
- Madame Hydra
- Magneto
- Mephisto
- Mister Hyde
- Moonstone
- Nitro
- Psycho-Man
- Ra's al Ghul (in DC Crossover)
- Rampage
- Ramrod
- Red Ghost
- Red Skull
- Sauron
- Silver Samurai
- Steel Serpent
- Super-Adaptoid
- Super-Skrull
- Taskmaster
- Thanos
- Ultron
- Wizard
- Zarrko The Tomorrow Man
Vigilantes
Not specifically villains, but Spider-Man has fought these characters regularly as a result of their opposing views on law enforcement. It should also be noted that he has even gone so far as to work alongside most of these characters if only to battle a greater evil.
