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One of the few--if not sole--surviving members of the Epsiloni, a vampiric alien species that terrorized the cosmos in the ancient past. A recurring foe of Captain America, he was captured in Russia and retrieved by Dracula before being unleashed in Manhattan during the ComicBook/BloodHunt.

[[Characters/InvadersFoundingMembers The original Human Torch]]'s nasty little brother. Another attempt by Professor Phineas Horton to make a synthetic man, Adam II turned out to be much less noble than Jim, coming up with an insane plan to take over the world by replacing politicians with robot duplicates. He was thwarted, and apparently destroyed, but not before one of his androids killed William Naslund.

* CombatPragmatist: The various Scourges mostly relied on ambush attacks, and killing opponents when they let their guard down. They defeated people with more powers or experience than them, because they avoided direct confrontations with them.

* CListFodder: Most of the criminals he killed were C-List at best. The highest of them was Melter, who was an original member of the Masters of Evil. He also tried to kill Kraven the Hunter, an important member of Spider-Man's rouges gallery, but failed.

Growing up poor and bullied, Wilson Fisk drove himself to become stronger, more powerful, and more ruthless than everyone around him, eventually becoming deeply involved in organised crime. Initially working as an enforcer for Don Rigoletto, Fisk [[KlingonPromotion eventually murdered his boss and seized control of his criminal empire]]. The Kingpin first came into conflict with Captain America after ''losing'' his power base: Forced out of New York by the Maggia, Kingpin had become "[[LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub Manager of Economic Operations]]" for the Las Vegas chapter of HYDRA. After returning to New York and regaining his empire, Kingpin focused on more PragmaticVillainy, investing his illegal gains in legitimate businesses. Although Fisk's public image as a "[[VillainWithGoodPublicity pillar of the community]]" took a hit after Cap exposed his connection to the SuperSerum enhanced terrorist Nuke, Fisk was eventually able to recover his fortunes and become elected Mayor of New York.

The Scourge of the Underworld was not one person, but the name adopted by various agents funded by The Angel (Thomas Halloway) which trained its agents for acts of vigilantism. Killing known super-criminals.

* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Never really lasted long enough to become a permanent fixture in anyone's gallery, although he tangled with Comicbook/CaptainAmerica, ComicBook/TheAvengers, ComicBook/TheDefenders, Franchise/SpiderMan, Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}, and ComicBook/AlphaFlight one after another.

-> See Characters/IronManEnemies for more information

The original ComicBook/{{Human Torch|1939}}'s nasty little brother. Another attempt by Professor Phineas Horton to make a synthetic man, Adam II turned out to be much less noble than Jim, coming up with an insane plan to take over the world by replacing politicians with robot duplicates. He was thwarted, and apparently destroyed, but not before one of his androids killed William Naslund.

* RoboticPsychopath: Chronologically predating Marvel's premier robo-nut ComicBook/{{Ultron}} by a good several decades.

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: Subverted: He came up with the idea for his abilities while on drugs, and created a weaponized form of LSD.

-> See Characters/VenomRoguesGallery

See Characters/MarvelComicsTheKingpin

-> See Characters/IronManEnemies

[[folder:The Man With No Face]]

* TheNeedless: Due to genetic manipulation, the Man With No Face did not need to - and could not - eat or sleep.

-> See Characters/TheMightyThorEnemies

-> See Characters/DaredevilCentralRoguesGallery

-> See Characters/ThePunisherEnemies

See Characters/GhostRiderRoguesGallery for more information

A mutant psychic vampire who's been alive for thousands of years. While traditionally a foe of the ''ComicBook/XMen'', after the fall of the Hydra Captain America she appears in Russia helping hunt down and execute Hydra agents, having formed some sort of alliance with Alexa Lukin and declared war on Hydra. She also becomes a public, political figure under her own name as "Dr. Selene Gallio". Her real goals for doing all this however are unknown. For tropes related to Selene as an X-Men villain [[Characters/XMenHellfireClub go here]].

* RobotMaster: Constructed a army of robot Biotrons.

-> See Characters/TheAvengers

See Characters/SpiderManRoguesGalleryIToZ for more info.

->''"I'll teach that pompous ComicBook/BaronZemo not to underestimate me. I'm not going to waylay Captain America like he wanted me to; I'm going to give him Cap's head on a platter."''
David Cannon is a mutant who has the ability to rotate his body around its lengthwise axis at superhuman speeds. He can use this ability to fly and to create artificial jet streams. The ArchEnemy of ComicBook/TheWasp, he has also had notable clashes with several of her Avengers teammates, most notably Ant-Man[[note]]Both Hank Pym and Scott Lang[[/note]], Iron Man, and Captain America. A frequent member of the Masters of Evil, Whirlwind will generally work with anyone who can help keep his equipment top of the line.

-> See Characters/AntManEnemies

-> See Characters/ShangChi

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!!! '''Notable Aliases:''' Adam Hauser

->''"It is not for you to tell me what it is wise! He must not be killed! For when he dies, it must be by my own hand!"''
Hate Monger is the name adopted by Adolf Hitler's consciousness throughout multiple cloned bodies. Armed with a gun that controls hatred, he wishes to plunge the world into racial purging. Hate-Monger has died several times, but his consciousness has always transferred itself to other bodies prolonging his existence.

* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Although originally a Fantastic Four foe, Hate-Monger inevitably crossed paths with ComicBook/CaptainAmerica and has become more associated with him due to their clashing ideals. Even if it's just a clone, you can't expect to keep Steve Rogers' fist away from Hitler's face for long.

See [[ComicBook/TheKingpin his own page]] for more information