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!!ComicBook/FantasticFour

[[folder:Mister Fantastic]]
!!Mister Fantastic
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Reed Richards
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Fantastic Four'' #1 (November 1961)

The certified Super Genius of the 4, and TeamDad with his ability to think his way out of the many problems they face. Reed grew up an extremely intelligent man. In fact, it was his idea to take the shuttle flight to study cosmic rays that day. After that fateful encounter, he gained the ability to stretch and mold his body however he could want. Whether that's sliding through a rivet hole or turning his body into a ball. Regardless, his brain will always be his best weapon to fight supervillains. Of course, that same brain can sometime infuriate the family, as it can lead him to alienating the others when he gets too caught up in an experiment or not listening to others. See ComicBook/MisterFantastic for more info.
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[[folder:The Invisible Woman]]
!!The Invisible Woman
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Susan "Sue" Storm-Richards
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Fantastic Four'' #1 (November 1961)

The TeamMom of the 4, "Sue" was originally just Reed's girl. In fact she first fell for him before finishing puberty, and slowly grew into his life. Her initial powers seemed to just be invisibility, but after some much needed growth and practice, that was upgraded into "projecting" that invisibility into force fields. Sue is fiercely devoted to the family around her, but that often can rub shoulders with Ben on his grumpier days, and she's more often annoyed at her brother Johnny's antics sometimes as well. And don't get her started on the frustrations she can have with her now husband over spending quality time with the family. Despite the rough patches though, Sue will do whatever it takes to ensure the world and her home is kept safe. See [[ComicBook/InvisibleWoman The Invisible Woman]] for more info.
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[[folder:The Human Torch]]
!!The Human Torch
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Jonathan Lowell Spencer "Johnny" Storm
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Fantastic Four'' #1 (November 1961)

An impulsive (and soon, literal) hothead of the 4, Johnny is the younger brother of Sue Storm, the Invisible Woman. A classic case of [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] science fiction, Johnny was part of an outer space expedition that —alongside Sue, her boyfriend Dr. Reed Richards, and his associate Ben Grimm— granted him special powers via cosmic radiation. In his case, Johnny gained [[PlayingWithFire fire-based abilities]], including [[FlyingFirepower flight]]. With them, Johnny became a founding member of the Fantastic Four, using their powers for the betterment of humanity. One of Spider-Man's longtime friends. See [[ComicBook/HumanTorch The Human Torch]] for more info.
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[[folder:The Thing]]
!!The Thing
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Benjamin Jacob Grimm
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Fantastic Four'' #1 (November 1961)

Perhaps the most iconic of the 4, simply because of his visual distinctiveness. Ben Grimm was Reed's college roommate, and when Reed needed someone to fly a ship into space despite the risks of cosmic radiation, he went to Ben, who initially refused and had to be goaded into flying the rocket. The rays afflicted Ben more severely than everyone else, turning him into a rocklike humanoid. Despite Reed's best efforts, he's consistently proven unable to revert Ben back to his normal human self for very long, something that causes both men no end of grief. Meanwhile, even with his condition, Ben has managed to become an "idol o' millions" thanks to his stalwart nature and good heart (constant bickering with Johnny aside). See ComicBook/TheThing for more info.
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!!ComicBook/{{Slingers}}
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See their [[Characters/{{Slingers}} own page]] for more information.
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!!Other Heroes

[[folder:Alpha]]
!!Alpha
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Andrew Maguire
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #692 (October, 2012)

--> ''"Put the knife down and let the lady go. Sweet. I just said that thing super heroes say!"''

An average fifteen-year-old given extraordinary abilities by an experiment gone wrong, leading him to become the sidekick to Spider-Man. After misusing his powers in a mission with the Avengers, he was depowered by the web-head. However, he has since been repowered by Doc Ock possessing Peter Parker's body.
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* ArchEnemy: Has one named Zeta, who is a tumor-like beast. He's also [[spoiler: the mugger that Alpha nearly killed.]] Alpha asked Spider-Man to help finish him, but some of Zeta's cancerous tissues escapes, meaning he will be back again.
* TheAtoner: In the ''Alpha: Big Time'' mini-series he really wants to make up for his mistakes. When he [[spoiler: believed he killed a mugger by accident]] he was ready to get arrested and depowered again.
* BarrierWarrior: Can protect himself with forcefields.
* {{Blackmail}}: He's currently being blackmailed by "Boss" Cohen, the crimelord of Pittsburgh over the incident above in TheAtoner. And this was after Cohen attempted to kill his mother through a fire and then targeted his LoveInterest.
* ButtMonkey: Without his powers (and the confidence boost that comes with them) he is pretty much this.
** His life has been steadily getting worse as his parents have divorced (which perhaps his homelife may not been as good as first assumed) and he is currently being blackmailed by a crimelord while trying to be the protector of Pittsburgh.
* CannotTalkToWomen: Before he got his powers.
* CharacterShilling: Assessed by Reed to potentially be the first Alpha-level threat, which puts him above the Hulk, Sentry and even the Phoenix in terms of power level.
** Turns out this is because his "power source," Parker Particles, are tied to the ''expansion of the universe.'' It certainly explains why he can be a danger.
* CreateYourOwnVillain: Zeta appears to be the result of his ill-controlled powers mutating someone into a tumor-like abomination. [[spoiler: Said someone was the mugger.]]
* DePower: Spider-Man eventually decided Alpha was too irresponsible for his power and used Terminus' lance to depower Alpha after too much collateral damage.
** This was undone by the Superior Spider-Man (Doc Ock) who was gradually repowering Andrew during his weekly Horizon Labs test in the hopes of taking that power for himself.
* HeroWithBadPublicity: After his actions as Alpha, no one has a good image of him. The kids at his school think he is a freak and the adults think he is a doofy kid.
* InstantExpert: During his first appearances it looked like this was the case since he was kicking ass even outshining Thor, but then you realize that all his first fights were against giant monsters and when the time came for him to stop a regular burglar, this trope is subverted.
** He would get depowered as he was too reckless against Terminus and Peter decided it wasn't worth it.
* {{Jerkass}}: He became the total package after getting his powers.
** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He became a nicer person and trying to do good after being de-powered. Heck, as seen with TheAtoner, he's more willing to try and take responsibility.
* JumpedAtTheCall: The day he got powers was his best day ever, although he jumped more because of the fame and noteworthiness rather than his desire to help.
** But later in his mini, it was revealed that deep inside [[IJustWantToBeNormal he just wants to be normal]]. Given how things are going worse for him, not hard to blame him.
* JuniorCounterpart: He is somewhat like Peter Parker back when he got his powers, but before losing Uncle Ben. He wanted to use his powers for fame and profit.
* KidHero: He's still in high school.
* LameComeback: After recovering his powers, he finds himself struggling with responses to other people.
* LeftHanging: His mini introduced a number of plot threads that seem unlikely to be resolved as time goes by: a local crime boss is blackmailing him into ignoring his crimes, his love interest he finally began talking to is too scared to be around him because aforementioned boss threatened her, and his Mom who he revived from an attempted hit is now infected with his power, which has a cancerous mutating effect on everyone that isn't him.
* NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: He must be related to [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy Tobey Maguire]] although maybe his parents are more fans of [[Creator/AndrewGarfield Andrew]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan Garfield]].
* OnlyFriend: Duncan Kilgore is his confidant and only non-superhuman friend.
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Like Peter Parker once was. Unlike Peter though, he was even more average, being a C- student and having little motivation.
* TheScrappy: Both in-universe and in real life, to where it seems almost intentional. He was doomed to become this since the beginning (something his creator Dan Slott kinda expected it seems), first announced as Spider-Man's new sidekick to light the fire of the fandom (who despised the sole idea of Spidey joining the Avengers, let alone getting a sidekick), then wrote him as a complete Jerkass with no redeemable qualities and to top it all, making him a GodModeSue who is shown to be stronger than [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]] in one fight. Even now when he's getting some better characterization in his mini, people still cry why did he get a mini instead of being thrown at [[ComicBook/AvengersArena "The Arena"]].
* SecretIdentity: He didn't have one at the beginning. After getting his powers back, he tries to have one but unfortunately for him, everybody recognizes him and not in a good way.
* ShooOutTheNewGuy: A perfect example (although he does come back later). He's even accused of being a "Poochie" (alternate name for this trope) in-universe.
* SuperpowerLottery: Let's see, flight, energy blasts, nigh-invulnerability, low-level telekinesis, matter manipulation and with enough power to put people in a severe coma at 10%. The only downside being that he can only use one ability at a time. All of this coming from a lab accident with "Parker Particles," described by Reed as a hyper-kinetic form of energy tied directly to the expansion of the universe, providing near-limitless power (and being Marvel's equivalent to dark energy.)
* SuperSenses: Can see down to the molecular level and hear things happening all over the world.
* TookALevelInBadass: A more subtle example, but after he got repowered, Andrew discovers that his senses have now been heighted to where he could see things at a molecular levels and hear things across the world.
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[[folder:Captain John Jonah Jameson III]]
!!Captain John Jonah Jameson III
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!!! '''Notable Aliases:''' Captain Jupiter, Man-Wolf, Stargod
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #1 (March, 1963)

John Jameson is an astronaut, a test pilot and for his father J. Jonah Jameson the archetype of a true hero unlike these “masked clowns” like Spider-Man. John has also been transformed into a Werewolf-like creature called the Man-Wolf, and was once host to the Carnage Symbiote.
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* AcePilot: John is a skilled pilot and experienced astronaut.
* AlliterativeName: '''J'''ohn '''J'''onah '''J'''ameson, much like his father and grandfather.
* AnimalMotifs: The wolf.
* AntiVillain: As Man-Wolf.
* TheCaptain
* ClarkesThirdLaw: The moonstone that turns him into Man-Wolf is not really magic, but it sure looks and acts like magic.
* ClingyMacGuffin: The moonstone turning John into the Man-Wolf. In the story where he fought Carnage, it's stated that his body chemistry is [[CantStayNormal permanently altered to recreate it whenever it's destroyed]].
* ContainmentClothing: As Colonel Jupiter a combination of lack of control over his new strength and his body being under physical strain necessitated the creation of a suit to correct for both.
* DiscardAndDraw: Had a single issue as Captain Jupiter before being depowered and, later on in an entirely unrelated story, became empowered as Stargod.
* {{Heavyworlder}}: The theme behind his single issue stint as Colonel Jupiter. Spores from the eponymous planet made him grow larger, denser and strong to the point that attempting to stand up launched him through a brick wall. Notably his body didn't have the [[RequiredSecondaryPowers secondary effects]] to handle this change, and the strain put his body at risk until a special suit was devised to correct it.
* HeelFaceTurn
* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight
* InvoluntaryShapeshifter: Whenever there was a full moon, the ruby would force him to transform into Man-Wolf.
* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: He was transformed by a ruby he found on the moon into Man-Wolf. He was later transported to the dimension the ruby originated in, where he became Stargod. (Still a man-wolf, but with Jameson's intelligence and personality).
** TotallyNotAWerewolf: Man-Wolf is not a werewolf either but has an alien weapon that makes him look like a wolfman. He is considered a godly savior by said aliens.
* PhysicalGod: As Stargod.
* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: When empowered by spores from Jupiter he was transformed into a physical powerhouse but it also eventually made him psychotic.
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[[folder:Cloak and Dagger]]
!!Cloak and Dagger
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Tandy Bowen (Dagger) and Tyrone Johnson (Cloak)
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man'' #64 (March, 1982)

Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson, a pair of teenage runaways, are experimented on by the mob, who are trying to create a new drug substitute for heroin. It proves fatal to all they test it on but the pair, who gain superpowers from the event. Tandy can throw daggers of light, which can also purge unhealthy chemicals from a target as well, while Tyrone's powers were originally to suck people into a dark dimension where he would strip them of their light. Together, they battle the drug trade while trying to balance out normal lives.

For more information on them, please refer to '''[[ComicBook/CloakAndDagger their page]]'''.
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[[folder:Daredevil]]
!!Daredevil
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Matthew Michael Murdock
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Daredevil'' #1 (April, 1964)

Spidey's most frequent team-up, Daredevil has the ultimate in DisabilitySuperpower -- he's blind, but his other senses are [[HyperAwareness superhumanly sharp]]. This is the result of his having been blinded by a radioactive substance whilst rescuing a blind man (oh, the irony) from the path of an oncoming truck. He is also a superb gymnast and martial artist, having been trained from an early age by a mysterious blind sensei called Stick as well as showing him how to control his senses to live normally. His SecretIdentity is that of Matt Murdock, attorney-at-law.

For more information on him, please refer to '''[[ComicBook/{{Daredevil}} his page]]'''.
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[[folder:Frog-Man]]
!!Frog-Man
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Eugene Patilio
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Marvel Team-Up'' Vol. 1 #121 (September, 1982)

Frog-Man is Eugene Patilio, the son of the former super-villain Leap-Frog, who hoped to do good and become a hero. He clumsily tried to battle crime to redeem his father's name. His only "power" is the ability to leap great distances with electrical coils in his boots.
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* TheDutifulSon: Son of the retired small-time villain Vincent Patilio, alias [[Characters/DaredevilCentralRoguesGallery Leap-Frog]]. After learning how Vincent was haunted by his inept past as the Leap-Frog, Eugene decided to take up his father's mantle and try his hand at superheroics, in a bid to clean up their legacy. Even before this, much of Eugene's after-school time was taken up by his part-time job, to help support the struggling household.
* TheFool: He has difficulty asserting any real control over his father's old suit, and tends to bounce around uncontrollably. Nonetheless, he still usually manages to succeed at taking down his targets through sheer blind luck.
* NeverBeAHero: Defied. When Johnny Storm, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour the Human Torch]], advised Eugene to give up after his first outing, Eugene rejected this notion, on the grounds that he was the one to have taken down Speed Demon, where Johnny and Spider-Man had failed. As Eugene walks away with his father, the two veteran heroes muse that, while they don't think Eugene's decision to be wise, they nevertheless admire him for putting his life on the line for his father.
* WellDoneSonGuy: After Eugene's successful debut as a hero, Vincent amusedly wonders aloud what he's going to do with a son like Eugene. Eugene's response? To love him. The pair then cheerfully leave the scene together.
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[[folder:Jackpot]]
!!Jackpot I
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Sara Ehret
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man: Swing Shift'' (May, 2007)

Sara Ehret, a pregnant scientist at Phelcorp (a subsidiary of Oscorp) works on gene therapy to cure Parkinson's disease when she is accidentally exposed to "Lot 777". The virus rewrote the DNA in her cells leaving her in a coma for 4 months. Coming out of her coma Ehret went on to have her child Madeline with no complications, however when her family came under threat by falling debris she displayed superhuman strength to save them.

Jackpot went on to train and become a government sanctioned Initiative superhero for New York City. Though she served as a crimefighter for a while, Sara Ehret had no desire to remain one, preferring to her normal life and family. When another woman, Alana Jobson, recognized Sara and showed genuine enthusiasm at paying her for the use of Sara's Jackpot identity and license, Sara took the offer and gave up costumed crime fighting.
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* ActionMom: Had a young daughter and was a superhero for a time.
* DeadPersonImpersonation: Chose the name of her friend Alana Jobson as her new identity.
* DueToTheDead: She took Alana's name as her new identity to honor her late friend.
* RedGreenContrast: Her second costume was mostly red, in contrast to the first one which was green.
* SignificantGreenEyedRedhead: Dyed her brown hair red when she returned as Jackpot, which went well with her green eyes.
* SuperStrength: Her main power.
* StartingANewLife: Moved alongside her daughter to California under a new name away from superheroics.
* StatuesqueStunner: She stands at 5'10"/178cm tall and very beautiful.
* WidowWoman: Her husband is murdered in front of her and her daughter by Boomerang under orders from The Rose.

!!Jackpot II
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Alana Jobson
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #546 (January 2008)

Alana buys Sara's identity, and while the latter goes in hiding, the former starts using a cocktail of enhancement drugs, including Mutant Growth Hormone to grant herself the powers of super-strength, stamina, and invulnerability associated with the Jackpot identity. In denial of her own sexuality, Alana developed a crush on Spider-Man, whom she emulated. She later was revealed to be a lesbian. She had been attracted to Sara but never revealed this to her.
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* DrugsAreBad: Took several drugs, including Mutant Growth Hormone, in order to simulate the powers of Sara, only to have an overdose when Spider-Man administrated her with the antidote of Blindside's poison.
* IncompatibleOrientation: She was attracted to Sara, who was straight, yet she never told her how she felt.
* KilledOffForReal: Died from a drug overdose and has never returned.
* RedheadInGreen: Wore a red wig and her costume was mostly green.
* StatuesqueStunner: She was the same height as Sara Ehret and very pretty.
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[[folder:Nightwatch]]
!!Nightwatch
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Dr. Kevin Barry Trench
!!! '''Notable Aliases:''' Warbringer, Nighteater, Trench
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Web of Spider-Man'' #97 (February, 1993) [[note]]As Kevin Trench[[/note]]; ''Web of Spider-Man'' #99 (April, 1993) [[note]]As Nightwatch[[/note]]; ''She-Hulk'' #12 (February, 2015) [[note]]As Nighteater[[/note]]

After finding a dark costume on the body of his older, slain self, the man known as Dr. Kevin Trench would eventually become the hero Nightwatch.
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* CaptainErsatz: His Nighteater costume looked very similar to ComicBook/{{Spawn}}.
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[[folder:Prowler]]
!!Prowler
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Hobie Brown
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #78 (November, 1969)

--> ''"Anyway, the first time the Prowler struck, I was just a know-nuthin' kid--I was hardly wet behind the ears--which is why Spider-Man was able to beat me. But I learned a lot since then. I'm older, stronger, smarter. And what's more--I've got a real mission."''

Hobie wanted to be noticed for his genius after feeling stuck as a window washer. He invented several gadgets to make the work easier, but his boss wouldn't listen to his ideas. Modifying the look, the outfit for cleaning windows eventually became a costume that Hobie dubbed the Prowler. While at first torn up about whether the Prowler would be a hero or villain, Hobie thought he'd compromise by having the Prowler steal, while Hobie Brown returned the goods later. However, when stopped by Spider-Man, Hobie realized that the life of a villain wasn't for him, and soon became the wall-crawler's steadfast ally. He is currently Parker Industries' chief-of-security, and masquerades as Spider-Man when Peter is out of town.

See the ComicBook/{{Prowler|Marvel Comics}} page for tropes
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[[folder:Solo]]
!!Solo
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' James Bourne
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Web of Spider-Man'' #19 (October, 1986)

Terrorism's greatest enemy, Solo is an adept soldier with the ability to teleport himself certain distances. As long as he lives, terror dies.
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* AwesomeMcCoolName: James Bourne is a cool name.
* CostumeCopycat: Dressed as Bullseye in order to kill the real Bullseye (who was impersonating Hawkeye).
* RedheadInGreen: He's a redhead and his costume is military green.
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[[folder:Wraith]]
!!Wraith
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Yuriko "Yuri" Watanabe
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #600 (July, 2009) [[note]]As Yuri Watanabe[[/note]]; ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #663 (June, 2011) [[note]]As Wraith[[/note]]

Yuri Watanabe is a NYPD Captain who rose through the ranks alongside Jean [=DeWolff=], and is an ally of Spider-Man. She is also the current Wraith.
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* AffirmativeActionLegacy: She's Japanese-American while her predecessor (and Jean's brother), was a caucasian man.
* DaddysGirl: Not her father, but her grandfather, who inspired her to become a police officer.
* CombatTentacles: Her costume includes several ribbon-like tentacles.
* LatexPerfection: Wore a life-like mask of Jean [=DeWolff=] to impersonate her.
* MostCommonSuperpower: She's actually pretty busty, as her Wraith costume highlights.
* OneSteveLimit: There have been other, unrelated Wraiths, like Hector Rendoza, John Wraith and Zak-Del.
* PurpleIsPowerful: Her costume is purple and she's a skilled police officer and vigilante.
* WallCrawling: She can do this thanks to the ribbon-like tentacles her costume has.
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!!Police

[[folder:Captain George Stacy]]
!!Captain George Stacy
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #56 (January, 1968)

--> ''"Be good to her--son! Be good--to her--she loves you--so very--much-- "''

A retired New York Police Department captain and the father of Gwen Stacy.
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* TheCommissionerGordon: He's the first time Spider-Man had a similar figure in his life (something he had lacked at the start). Unfortunately, he dies leaving Peter without a regular FriendOnTheForce.
* CoolOldGuy: He's a captain who likes Spider-Man and approves of Peter dating his daughter even after he had known Peter was Spider-Man.
* DaChief: Da Chief of Police, to be precise.
* ForgottenFallenFriend: His death isn't ''nearly'' as well remembered as [[ComicBook/TheNightGwenStacyDied Gwen's]] and he's often excluded in montage panels showing the people Peter grieves for.
* TheGreatestStoryNeverTold: He knew Peter was Spider-Man and approved of him dating his daughter a fact that Gwen never found out, and which Peter had no independent means to communicate with her, since she hated Spider-Man and blamed him for her father's death. When she died later without Peter gaining closure for his actions, Captain Stacy's story remains untold for good.
* HeroicSacrifice: He was crushed by falling debris while making a DivingSave.
* KilledOffForReal: He's accidentally killed by Doctor Octopus during a fight with Spider-Man.
* ParentalSubstitute: Nearly the same age as Ben Parker and he becomes one for Peter. His death shakes Peter badly albeit more for how it affects Gwen. After her death, Peter's guilt is expounded by the fact that he believed he had failed to honor Captain Stacy's dying wish.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Of the few cops to show trust in Spidey, George was the first. He also approved Peter Parker dating Gwen despite the awareness of his double life.
* SecretSecretKeeper: Upon his introduction, George was determined to figure out Spider-Man's true identity (as he felt it would better make him understand the young hero's motives). Peter made sure to watch his step, but upon his death, George revealed that he had long-since figured out the truth, but kept the secret out of respect.
* YouKilledMyFather: Gwen Stacy blames Spider-Man, wrongfully, for her father's death, a fact that Peter doesn't challenge and correct even if George Stacy never held that attitude himself.
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[[folder:Captain Jean [=DeWolff=]]]
!!Captain Jean [=DeWolff=]
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Marvel Team-Up'' #48 (August, 1976)

--> ''"Did you set a perimeter?!! Did you call in for Emergency Services? No! No?? [[ArrestedForHeroism There's a live crime scene in there and you're busy cuffing the only damn person who's doing the damn job you're supposed to!]] Go be cops before someone else gets hurt!!!"''

Jean [=DeWolff=] is a New York cop and ally of Spider-Man. Her brother, Brian [=DeWolff=], was the troubled villain/vigilante known as "The Wraith".
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* AntagonisticOffspring[=/=]ArchnemesisDad: Her father brainwashed her mutated brother into becoming a murderous vigilante called the Wraith.
* BackFromTheDead: Subverted. A new and seemingly supernatural Wraith appears, and when her mask comes off, the face underneath it is Jean[[spoiler:'s friend Yuri Watanabe wearing a lifelike Jean mask]].
* TheCommissionerGordon: She was Spider-Man's FriendOnTheForce after Captain Stacy's death.
* KilledOffForReal: She was murdered by the Sin Eater, making Spider-Man's pursuit of the serial killer personal.
* LovesMyAlterEgo: Developed a crush on the webslinger, though was never blatant about it. Spider-Man didn't figure out the truth until after she had died, and he found [[PersonalEffectsReveal a collection of photos]] that she had kept of him.
* OralFixation: A chain smoker.
* OutdatedOutfit: She dressed like a film noir character, and had a matching car.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure
* SiblingYinYang: She was a police officer while her brother Brian became the murderous vigilante Wraith.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Chief Inspector Sun]]
!!Chief Inspector Sun
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol. 4 #7 (February, 2016)

Spider-Man's newest ally in Shanghai.
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* TheCommissionerGordon: He's the chief inspector of Shanghai's police force, but considers Spider-Man to be an ally and involves him in investigation.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: States that some think Spider-Man attracts villains to Shanghai, but Sun still appreciates his help as well as that of Parker Industries.
[[/folder]]

!!Horizon Labs

[[folder:In General]]
!!In General
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Max Modell]]
!!Max Modell
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #648 (January, 2011)

A genius scientist and inventor, and one of Peter's childhood heroes, Max Modell was the head of the Horizon Labs up until it was taken over by Alchemax.
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* AlliterativeName: M's as it's typical for characters associated with Spider-Man.
* BadassBeard: Has a beard and while not a fighter, he sure is intelligent.
* BigFun: He's overweight, but he's a friendly genius who wants to make the world a better place.
* HonestCorporateExecutive: He's the (former) CEO of Horizon Industries and a genuinely nice guy who just wants to make the world a better place through technology.
* StraightGay: He's openly gay, but doesn't display any stereotypical mannerisms.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Grady Scraps]]
!!Grady Scraps
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #648 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs who was in charge of Lab 3 and helped Spider-Man when his invention of the "Break Room of Tomorrow" gave Peter a glimpse of an apocalyptic future which he was able to revert.
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Uatu Jackson]]
!!Uatu Jackson
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #649 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs and also a child prodigy, he works at Lab 5. He would later assist Doctor Octopus in creating his city wide security system before the Spider-Island.
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* OneSteveLimit: His name is the same as Uatu the Watcher, because his parents are huge fans of the Fantastic Four, and he even has all the licensed comics of the team.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Bella Fishbach]]
!!Bella Fishbach
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Aribella Fishbach
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #649 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs, she specializes in eco-technology.
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Sajani Jaffrey]]
!!Sajani Jaffrey
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' # 648 (January, 2011)

One of Peter's co-workers at Horizon Labs, Sajani Jaffrey was cold, pragmatic, and ambitious. Following Horizon being bought up by Alchemax, she was hired by Peter Parker, but repeatedly undermined his authority to work on her own unauthorized side-projects, and even outright betrayed him. She strongly dislikes Spider-Man, and was the one who forbade Peter from supplying Spider-Man with Parker Industries tech.
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* TheBusCameBack: In a sense; [[spoiler:After being fired by Peter, she vanished for a while, but got a brief mention at the beginning of [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer's run]], with a reporter saying that she was claiming to be [[StealingTheCredit the real brains behind Parker Industries]], and was planning to sue Peter alongside many others.]]
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Sajani double-crosses and subverts Peter repeatedly, and while he still writes her pay checks. [[spoiler:He even puts her in charge of her own facility in the rebooted universe, but when Zodiac starts trying to steal his company's tech he makes it doubly clear that he won't tolerate her betraying him again.]]
* FrameUp: [[spoiler:Otto's mind (hidden in the Living Brain) frames her for him having the Parker Industries nanotech used on all the security cameras in London, resulting in Peter firing her for supposedly going behind his back again.]]
* MultidisciplinaryScientist: She's an expert in xenotech, biology, and chemistry.
* NeverMyFault: After her attempt to strike a deal with the Ghost almost gets her killed, she decides it's all Peter's fault.
* NotMeThisTime: Well sorta. [[spoiler: Doc Ock in the Living Brain ends up framing up her with the intent on getting fired and it works.]] Given everything she did to Peter in the past at him and while he's Spider-Man, it's unsurprising that he holds little trust in her.
* RememberTheNewGuy: She's one of Peter's classmates at Midtown High in the retcon-heavy interquel series ''Spidey''. Peter's also depicted as knowing and interacting with her, unlike the similarly retconned ComicBook/JessicaJones or [[ComicBook/{{Silk}} Cindy Moon]].
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: She tries to sell Peter out to the Ghost, and is almost killed. Fortunately, Spider-Man saves her.
* TheStarscream: She has a history of repeatedly going behind Peter's back and subverting his authority as CEO.
[[/folder]]

!!Parker Industries

[[folder:Anna Maria Marconi]]
!!Anna Maria Marconi
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Superior Spider-Man'' #5 (May 2013)

A chemistry and physics tutor who offers her help to Otto Octavius/Peter Parker.
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* AnimalStereotypes: After Peter's and Cindy's intimacy gets on her nerves, she takes a squirt bottle to them and [[DeadpanSnarker says that as long as they act like dogs in heat she'll treat them as such]].
* TheBeard: After Peter regains control of his body, Anna keeps up the facade that the two are still dating in order to help him run the company Otto started and even once that drops she keeps his acts as Spider-Man logical and easily explained.
* BrutalHonesty: A softer example, but she does often cut out lies Peter tells before they can spiral out of control from him trying to cover them up--though she'll leave out parts that ''need'' to be secret, like telling Aunt May they've broken up and remain AmicableExes without mentioning the brain-swapping and admitting he has a secret entrance for Spider-Man and is still giving him tech to Sanjay, but not that he is him.
* DamselInDistress: During the "Goblin Nation" arc she is kidnapped as a deliberate call-back to Gwen Stacy.
* ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies: In an odd way - Peter tells Anna Maria of the truth between him and Doc Ock and what their relationship was. She actually takes it in stride and doesn't get cheesed off. At least, not at Peter.
* LovingAShadow: After learning the truth, she comes to realize she was in this situation with Otto. The man she loved wasn't really Otto Octavius, but Otto Octavius pretending to be Peter Parker. When prompted by the Living Brain (who, unbeknownst to her, had a copy of Otto's brain patterns within it), she states that she could never love the real Otto, as he was a criminal madman who threatened the entire world.
* MoralityPet: For Otto.
* NiceGal: Towards Peter.
* PluckyGirl: Part of what attracts Otto. The way she handles the truth shows a lot of signs of this as well.
* ShipperOnDeck: She tells a clueless Peter that Mockingbird (Bobbi Morse) is apparently interested in him. She wraps her arm around his to get Bobbi jealous.
* ShorterMeansSmarter: She has dwarfism, but still manages to attract Otto with her intelligence.
* SoProudOfYou: She admits that while [=SpOck=] was more smooth and sexier than Peter was, the fact that he rescued Electro from Ock's workings and [[BroughtDownToNormal depowered]] him to save his life makes her so happy to be his friend.
* RobotMe: Ock creates a holographic companion based off of her in ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse''.
* VillainHasAPoint: She maintains that Otto's policy of leaving street-crime to the normal cops was more efficient than Peter's policy of trying to do everything himself.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Aiden Blain]]
!!Aiden Blain
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol 4 #5 (February, 2016)

Aiden Blain was a scientist working for the British branch of Parker Industries. He was one of Anna Maria Marconi's subordinates, for whom Aiden developed feelings, and they eventually began dating.
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Yao Wu]]
!!Yao Wu
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol 4 #1 (December, 2015)

Dr. Yao Wu is the head of Parker Industries' bio-tech division.
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Phillip Chang]]
!!Phillip Chang
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #184 (September, 1978)

College classmate of Peter Parker at Empire State University.
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Min Wei]]
!!Min Wei
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol 4 #1 (December, 2015)

Min Wei is Peter Parker's personal secretary at Parker Industries.
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[[/folder]]

!!Others

[[folder:Ashley Kafka]]
!!Ashley Kafka
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Spectacular Spider-Man'' #178 (July, 1991)

Ravencroft Sanitarium for the Criminally Insane psychiatrist. She has been the Doctor to Carnage, Shriek, Carrion, Vermin, Chameleon, Massacre and Venom to name a few.
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* BackFromTheDead: After being killed by Massacre, she was cloned by the new Jackal, only to succumb to CloneDegeneration. A second clone was found by Norman Osborn, this one without the defects, and resumed her work at Ravencroft.
* CloningBlues: She was cloned by the Jackal and nowadays she's treated like almost the exact same person she was before death.
* HospitalHottie: She's a rather attractive female psychiatrist.
* TheShrink: Has been the shrink for many dangerous villains.
* {{Tuckerization}}: J.M. [=DeMatties=], her creator, named her after a friend of his, therapeutic hypnotist Frayda Kafka. While the real-life Kafka herself doesn't have a problem with the character, she ''did'' {{disown|edAdaptation}} how the character was sometimes treated (namely [[ComicBook/DanSlottSpiderMan the aforementioned murder by Massacre by]] Creator/DanSlott and ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan2''[='=]s GenderFlip and AdaptationalVillainy treatment of Ashley).
[[/folder]]

[[folder:[=Jimmy-6=]]]
!!Jimmy-6
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Giacomo "James" Fortunato
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man'' #70 (May, 1996)
A mobster whom from time to time crossed paths with Ben Reilly, the Scarlet Spider.
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Leo Zelinsky]]
!!Leo Zelinsky
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #502 (February, 2004)

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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Master Matrix]]
!!Master Matrix
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man/Deadpool'' #31 (June, 2018)
The Master Matrix was an advanced Life-Model Decoy found in a Hydra weapons depot on an uncharted island.
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* HasTwoDaddies: Deadpool wholeheartedly embraces the idea of the reformed Master Matrix referring to him and Spider-Man as his "fathers". Spidey, not so much.
* HeelFaceTurn: Spider-Man and his future self are able to convince Master Matrix to abandon his plans of destruction, and he looks to present Spider-Man and Deadpool to help him decide what to do next.
* {{Irony}}: He got along with Mary Jane Watson while both were working at Mysterio's movie, not knowing Mary Jane is the girlfriend of one of his "fathers".
* MysteriousPast: Who originally built him is unknown. His blueprints were discovered on an old HYDRA base, blueprints HYDRA itself discovered some time before that.
* SuperPrototype: Master Matrix is one to the original S.H.I.E.L.D. LMD units, who were all reverse-engineered from him by Richard and Mary Parker.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Vin Gonzales]]
!!Vincent "Vin" Gonzales
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man: Free Comic Book Day'' (June, 2007)

A police officer in New York. Doesn't have faith that Spider-Man is a good guy.
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* DramaticIrony: Doesn't trust Spider-Man yet he was roommates with Peter Parker.
[[/folder]]
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[[Characters/SpiderManTheCharacter Spider-Man]]\\

** He would get depowered as he was too reckless agaisnt Terminus and Peter decided it wasn't worth it.

** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He became a nicer person and trying to do good after being de-powered. Heck, as seen with TheAtoner, he's more willing to try and take responsability.

John Jameson is an astronaut, a test pilot and for his father J. Jonah Jameson the archetype of a true hero unlike these “masked clowns” like Spider-man. John has also been transformed into a Werewolf-like creature called the Man-Wolf, and was once host to the Carnage Symbiote.

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: He was transformed by a ruby he found on the moon into Man-Wolf. He was later transported to the dimension the ruby originated in, where he became Stargod. (Still a man-wolf, but with Jameson's intelligence & personality).
** TotallyNotAWerewolf: Man-wolf is not a werewolf either but has an alien weapon that makes him look like a wolfman. He is considered a godly savior by said aliens.

[[folder:Jimmy-6]]

* {{Tuckerization}}: J.M. [=DeMatties=], her creator, named her after a friend of his, therapeutic hypnotist Frayda Kafka. While the real-life Kafka herself doesn't have a appear with the character, she ''did'' {{disown|edAdaptation}} how the character was sometimes treated (namely [[ComicBook/DanSlottSpiderMan the aforementioned murder by Massacre by]] Creator/DanSlott and ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan2''[='=]s GenderFlip and AdaptationalVillainy treatment of Ashley).

* TheDutifulSon: Son of the retired small-time villain Vincent Patilio, alias [[Characters/DaredevilEnemies Leap-Frog]]. After learning how Vincent was haunted by his inept past as the Leap-Frog, Eugene decided to take up his father's mantle and try his hand at superheroics, in a bid to clean up their legacy. Even before this, much of Eugene's after-school time was taken up by his part-time job, to help support the struggling household.

'''Rogues Gallary'''\\

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Jean DeWolff is a New York cop and ally of Spider-Man. Her brother, Brian DeWolff, was the troubled villain/vigilante known as "The Wraith".

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!!! '''First Appearance:'''
''Web of Spider-Man'' #97 (February, 1993) [[note]]As Kevin Trench[[/note]]; ''Web of Spider-Man'' #99 (April, 1993) [[note]]As Nightwatch[[/note]]; ''She-Hulk'' #12 (February, 2015) [[note]]As Nighteater[[/note]]

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[[folder:Prowler]]
!!Prowler
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Hobie Brown
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #78 (November, 1969)

--> ''"Anyway, the first time the Prowler struck, I was just a know-nuthin' kid--I was hardly wet behind the ears--which is why Spider-Man was able to beat me. But I learned a lot since then. I'm older, stronger, smarter. And what's more--I've got a real mission."''

Hobie wanted to be noticed for his genius after feeling stuck as a window washer. He invented several gadgets to make the work easier, but his boss wouldn't listen to his ideas. Modifying the look, the outfit for cleaning windows eventually became a costume that Hobie dubbed the Prowler. While at first torn up about whether the Prowler would be a hero or villain, Hobie thought he'd compromise by having the Prowler steal, while Hobie Brown returned the goods later. However, when stopped by Spider-Man, Hobie realized that the life of a villain wasn't for him, and soon became the wall-crawler's steadfast ally. He is currently Parker Industries' chief-of-security, and masquerades as Spider-Man when Peter is out of town.

See the ComicBook/{{Prowler|Marvel Comics}} page for tropes

[[folder:Solo]]
!!Solo
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' James Bourne
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Web of Spider-Man'' #19 (October, 1986)

Terrorism's greatest enemy, Solo is an adept soldier with the ability to teleport himself certain distances. As long as he lives, terror dies.

* AwesomeMcCoolName: James Bourne is a cool name.
* CostumeCopycat: Dressed as Bullseye in order to kill the real Bullseye (who was impersonating Hawkeye).
* RedheadInGreen: He's a redhead and his costume is military green.

[[folder:Wraith]]
!!Wraith
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Yuriko "Yuri" Watanabe
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #600 (July, 2009) [[note]]As Yuri Watanabe[[/note]]; ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #663 (June, 2011) [[note]]As Wraith[[/note]]

Yuri Watanabe is a NYPD Captain who rose through the ranks alongside Jean [=DeWolff=], and is an ally of Spider-Man. She is also the current Wraith.

* AffirmativeActionLegacy: She's Japanese-American while her predecessor (and Jean's brother), was a caucasian man.
* DaddysGirl: Not her father, but her grandfather, who inspired her to become a police officer.
* CombatTentacles: Her costume includes several ribbon-like tentacles.
* LatexPerfection: Wore a life-like mask of Jean [=DeWolff=] to impersonate her.
* PurpleIsPowerful: Her costume is purple and she's a skilled police officer and vigilante.
* WallCrawling: She can do this thanks to the ribbon-like tentacles her costume has.

!!Police

[[folder:Captain George Stacy]]
!!Captain George Stacy
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #56 (January, 1968)

--> ''"Be good to her--son! Be good--to her--she loves you--so very--much-- "''

A retired New York Police Department captain and the father of Gwen Stacy.

* TheCommissionerGordon: He's the first time Spider-Man had a similar figure in his life (something he had lacked at the start). Unfortunately, he dies leaving Peter without a regular FriendOnTheForce.
* CoolOldGuy: He's a captain who likes Spider-Man and approves of Peter dating his daughter even after he had known Peter was Spider-Man.
* DaChief: Da Chief of Police, to be precise.
* ForgottenFallenFriend: His death isn't ''nearly'' as well remembered as [[ComicBook/TheNightGwenStacyDied Gwen's]] and he's often excluded in montage panels showing the people Peter grieves for.
* TheGreatestStoryNeverTold: He knew Peter was Spider-Man and approved of him dating his daughter a fact that Gwen never found out, and which Peter had no independent means to communicate with her, since she hated Spider-Man and blamed him for her father's death. When she died later without Peter gaining closure for his actions, Captain Stacy's story remains untold for good.
* HeroicSacrifice: He was crushed by falling debris while making a DivingSave.
* KilledOffForReal: He's accidentally killed by Doctor Octopus during a fight with Spider-Man.
* ParentalSubstitute: Nearly the same age as Ben Parker and he becomes one for Peter. His death shakes Peter badly albeit more for how it affects Gwen. After her death, Peter's guilt is expounded by the fact that he believed he had failed to honor Captain Stacy's dying wish.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Of the few cops to show trust in Spidey, George was the first. He also approved Peter Parker dating Gwen despite the awareness of his double life.
* SecretSecretKeeper: Upon his introduction, George was determined to figure out Spider-Man's true identity (as he felt it would better make him understand the young hero's motives). Peter made sure to watch his step, but upon his death, George revealed that he had long-since figured out the truth, but kept the secret out of respect.
* YouKilledMyFather: Gwen Stacy blames Spider-Man, wrongfully, for her father's death, a fact that Peter doesn't challenge and correct even if George Stacy never held that attitude himself.

[[folder:Captain Jean [=DeWolff=]]]
!!Captain Jean [=DeWolff=]
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Marvel Team-Up'' #48 (August, 1976)

--> ''"Did you set a perimeter?!! Did you call in for Emergency Services? No! No?? [[ArrestedForHeroism There's a live crime scene in there and you're busy cuffing the only damn person who's doing the damn job you're supposed to!]] Go be cops before someone else gets hurt!!!"''

Jean DeWolff is a New York cop and ally of Spider-Man. Her brother, Brian DeWolff, was the troubled villain/vigilante known as "The Wraith".

* AntagonisticOffspring[=/=]ArchnemesisDad: Her father brainwashed her mutated brother into becoming a murderous vigilante called the Wraith.
* BackFromTheDead: Subverted. A new and seemingly supernatural Wraith appears, and when her mask comes off, the face underneath it is Jean[[spoiler:'s friend Yuri Watanabe wearing a lifelike Jean mask]].
* TheCommissionerGordon: She was Spider-Man's FriendOnTheForce after Captain Stacy's death.
* KilledOffForReal: She was murdered by the Sin Eater, making Spider-Man's pursuit of the serial killer personal.
* LovesMyAlterEgo: Developed a crush on the webslinger, though was never blatant about it. Spider-Man didn't figure out the truth until after she had died, and he found [[PersonalEffectsReveal a collection of photos]] that she had kept of him.
* OralFixation: A chain smoker.
* OutdatedOutfit: She dressed like a film noir character, and had a matching car.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure
* SiblingYinYang: She was a police officer while her brother Brian became the murderous vigilante Wraith.

[[folder:Chief Inspector Sun]]
!!Chief Inspector Sun
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol. 4 #7 (February, 2016)

Spider-Man's newest ally in Shanghai.

* TheCommissionerGordon: He's the chief inspector of Shanghai's police force, but considers Spider-Man to be an ally and involves him in investigation.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: States that some think Spider-Man attracts villains to Shanghai, but Sun still appreciates his help as well as that of Parker Industries.

!!Horizon Labs

[[folder:In General]]
!!In General
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[[folder:Max Modell]]
!!Max Modell
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #648 (January, 2011)

A genius scientist and inventor, and one of Peter's childhood heroes, Max Modell was the head of the Horizon Labs up until it was taken over by Alchemax.

* AlliterativeName: M's as it's typical for characters associated with Spider-Man.
* BadassBeard: Has a beard and while not a fighter, he sure is intelligent.
* BigFun: He's overweight, but he's a friendly genius who wants to make the world a better place.
* HonestCorporateExecutive: He's the (former) CEO of Horizon Industries and a genuinely nice guy who just wants to make the world a better place through technology.
* StraightGay: He's openly gay, but doesn't display any stereotypical mannerisms.

[[folder:Grady Scraps]]
!!Grady Scraps
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #648 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs who was in charge of Lab 3 and helped Spider-Man when his invention of the "Break Room of Tomorrow" gave Peter a glimpse of an apocalyptic future which he was able to revert.

[[folder:Uatu Jackson]]
!!Uatu Jackson
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #649 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs and also a child prodigy, he works at Lab 5. He would later assist Doctor Octopus in creating his city wide security system before the Spider-Island.

* OneSteveLimit: His name is the same as Uatu the Watcher, because his parents are huge fans of the Fantastic Four, and he even has all the licensed comics of the team.

[[folder:Bella Fishbach]]
!!Bella Fishbach
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Aribella Fishbach
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #649 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs, she specializes in eco-technology.

[[folder:Sajani Jaffrey]]
!!Sajani Jaffrey
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' # 648 (January, 2011)

One of Peter's co-workers at Horizon Labs, Sajani Jaffrey was cold, pragmatic, and ambitious. Following Horizon being bought up by Alchemax, she was hired by Peter Parker, but repeatedly undermined his authority to work on her own unauthorized side-projects, and even outright betrayed him. She strongly dislikes Spider-Man, and was the one who forbade Peter from supplying Spider-Man with Parker Industries tech.

* TheBusCameBack: In a sense; [[spoiler:After being fired by Peter, she vanished for a while, but got a brief mention at the beginning of [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer's run]], with a reporter saying that she was claiming to be [[StealingTheCredit the real brains behind Parker Industries]], and was planning to sue Peter alongside many others.]]
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Sajani double-crosses and subverts Peter repeatedly, and while he still writes her pay checks. [[spoiler:He even puts her in charge of her own facility in the rebooted universe, but when Zodiac starts trying to steal his company's tech he makes it doubly clear that he won't tolerate her betraying him again.]]
* FrameUp: [[spoiler:Otto's mind (hidden in the Living Brain) frames her for him having the Parker Industries nanotech used on all the security cameras in London, resulting in Peter firing her for supposedly going behind his back again.]]
* MultidisciplinaryScientist: She's an expert in xenotech, biology, and chemistry.
* NeverMyFault: After her attempt to strike a deal with the Ghost almost gets her killed, she decides it's all Peter's fault.
* NotMeThisTime: Well sorta. [[spoiler: Doc Ock in the Living Brain ends up framing up her with the intent on getting fired and it works.]] Given everything she did to Peter in the past at him and while he's Spider-Man, it's unsurprising that he holds little trust in her.
* RememberTheNewGuy: She's one of Peter's classmates at Midtown High in the retcon-heavy interquel series ''Spidey''. Peter's also depicted as knowing and interacting with her, unlike the similarly retconned ComicBook/JessicaJones or [[ComicBook/{{Silk}} Cindy Moon]].
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: She tries to sell Peter out to the Ghost, and is almost killed. Fortunately, Spider-Man saves her.
* TheStarscream: She has a history of repeatedly going behind Peter's back and subverting his authority as CEO.

!!Parker Industries

[[folder:Anna Maria Marconi]]
!!Anna Maria Marconi
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Superior Spider-Man'' #5 (May 2013)

A chemistry and physics tutor who offers her help to Otto Octavius/Peter Parker.

* AnimalStereotypes: After Peter's and Cindy's intimacy gets on her nerves, she takes a squirt bottle to them and [[DeadpanSnarker says that as long as they act like dogs in heat she'll treat them as such]].
* TheBeard: After Peter regains control of his body, Anna keeps up the facade that the two are still dating in order to help him run the company Otto started and even once that drops she keeps his acts as Spider-Man logical and easily explained.
* BrutalHonesty: A softer example, but she does often cut out lies Peter tells before they can spiral out of control from him trying to cover them up--though she'll leave out parts that ''need'' to be secret, like telling Aunt May they've broken up and remain AmicableExes without mentioning the brain-swapping and admitting he has a secret entrance for Spider-Man and is still giving him tech to Sanjay, but not that he is him.
* DamselInDistress: During the "Goblin Nation" arc she is kidnapped as a deliberate call-back to Gwen Stacy.
* ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies: In an odd way - Peter tells Anna Maria of the truth between him and Doc Ock and what their relationship was. She actually takes it in stride and doesn't get cheesed off. At least, not at Peter.
* LovingAShadow: After learning the truth, she comes to realize she was in this situation with Otto. The man she loved wasn't really Otto Octavius, but Otto Octavius pretending to be Peter Parker. When prompted by the Living Brain (who, unbeknownst to her, had a copy of Otto's brain patterns within it), she states that she could never love the real Otto, as he was a criminal madman who threatened the entire world.
* MoralityPet: For Otto.
* NiceGal: Towards Peter.
* PluckyGirl: Part of what attracts Otto. The way she handles the truth shows a lot of signs of this as well.
* ShipperOnDeck: She tells a clueless Peter that Mockingbird (Bobbi Morse) is apparently interested in him. She wraps her arm around his to get Bobbi jealous.
* ShorterMeansSmarter: She has dwarfism, but still manages to attract Otto with her intelligence.
* SoProudOfYou: She admits that while [=SpOck=] was more smooth and sexier than Peter was, the fact that he rescued Electro from Ock's workings and [[BroughtDownToNormal depowered]] him to save his life makes her so happy to be his friend.
* RobotMe: Ock creates a holographic companion based off of her in ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse''.
* VillainHasAPoint: She maintains that Otto's policy of leaving street-crime to the normal cops was more efficient than Peter's policy of trying to do everything himself.

[[folder:Aiden Blain]]
!!Aiden Blain
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol 4 #5 (February, 2016)

Aiden Blain was a scientist working for the British branch of Parker Industries. He was one of Anna Maria Marconi's subordinates, for whom Aiden developed feelings, and they eventually began dating.

[[folder:Yao Wu]]
!!Yao Wu
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol 4 #1 (December, 2015)

Dr. Yao Wu is the head of Parker Industries' bio-tech division.

[[folder:Phillip Chang]]
!!Phillip Chang
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #184 (September, 1978)

College classmate of Peter Parker at Empire State University.

[[folder:Min Wei]]
!!Min Wei
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Min Wei is Peter Parker's personal secretary at Parker Industries.

!!Others

[[folder:Ashley Kafka]]
!!Ashley Kafka
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Spectacular Spider-Man'' #178 (July, 1991)

Ravencroft Sanitarium for the Criminally Insane psychiatrist. She has been the Doctor to Carnage, Shriek, Carrion, Vermin, Chameleon, Massacre and Venom to name a few.

* BackFromTheDead: After being killed by Massacre, she was cloned by the new Jackal, only to succumb to CloneDegeneration. A second clone was found by Norman Osborn, this one without the defects, and resumed her work at Ravencroft.
* CloningBlues: She was cloned by the Jackal and nowadays she's treated like almost the exact same person she was before death.
* HospitalHottie: She's a rather attractive female psychiatrist.
* TheShrink: Has been the shrink for many dangerous villains.

[[folder:Jimmy-6]]
!!Jimmy-6
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Giacomo "James" Fortunato
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man'' #70 (May, 1996)
A mobster whom from time to time crossed paths with Ben Reilly, the Scarlet Spider.

[[folder:Leo Zelinsky]]
!!Leo Zelinsky
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #502 (February, 2004)

[[folder:Master Matrix]]
!!Master Matrix
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man/Deadpool'' #31 (June, 2018)
The Master Matrix was an advanced Life-Model Decoy found in a Hydra weapons depot on an uncharted island.

* HasTwoDaddies: Deadpool wholeheartedly embraces the idea of the reformed Master Matrix referring to him and Spider-Man as his "fathers". Spidey, not so much.
* HeelFaceTurn: Spider-Man and his future self are able to convince Master Matrix to abandon his plans of destruction, and he looks to present Spider-Man and Deadpool to help him decide what to do next.
* {{Irony}}: He got along with Mary Jane Watson while both were working at Mysterio's movie, not knowing Mary Jane is the girlfriend of one of his "fathers".
* MysteriousPast: Who originally built him is unknown. His blueprints were discovered on an old HYDRA base, blueprints HYDRA itself discovered some time before that.
* SuperPrototype: Master Matrix is one to the original S.H.I.E.L.D. LMD units, who were all reverse-engineered from him by Richard and Mary Parker.

[[folder:Vin Gonzales]]
!!Vincent "Vin" Gonzales
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man: Free Comic Book Day'' (June, 2007)

A police officer in New York. Doesn't have faith that Spider-Man is a good guy.

* DramaticIrony: Doesn't trust Spider-Man yet he was roommates with Peter Parker.

[[folder:Dusk]]
!!Dusk
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Cassie St. Commons
!!! '''First Appearance:''' Slingers #0 (1998 September)

See Characters/{{Slingers}}
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[[folder:Hornet]]
!!Hornet
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Edward "Eddie" [=McDonough=]
!!! '''First Appearance:''' Slingers #0 (1998 September)

See Characters/{{Slingers}}

[[folder:Prodigy]]
!!Prodigy
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Richard "Ritchie" Gilmore
!!! '''First Appearance:''' Slingers #0 (1998 September)

See Characters/{{Slingers}}

[[folder:Ricochet]]
!!Ricochet
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Jonathan "Johnny" Gallo
!!! '''First Appearance:''' Slingers #0 (1998 September)

See Characters/{{Slingers}}

!!Other Heroes

[[folder:Alpha]]
!!Alpha
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Andrew Maguire
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #692 (October 2012)

--> ''"Put the knife down and let the lady go. Sweet. I just said that thing super heroes say!"''

An average fifteen-year-old given extraordinary abilities by an experiment gone wrong, leading him to become the sidekick to Spider-Man. After misusing his powers in a mission with the Avengers, he was depowered by the web-head. However, he has since been repowered by Doc Ock possessing Peter Parker's body.

* ArchEnemy: Has one named Zeta, who is a tumor-like beast. He's also [[spoiler: the mugger that Alpha nearly killed.]] Alpha asked Spider-Man to help finish him, but some of Zeta's cancerous tissues escapes, meaning he will be back again.
* TheAtoner: In the ''Alpha: Big Time'' mini-series he really wants to make up for his mistakes. When he [[spoiler: believed he killed a mugger by accident]] he was ready to get arrested and depowered again.
* BarrierWarrior: Can protect himself with forcefields.
* {{Blackmail}}: He's currently being blackmailed by "Boss" Cohen, the crimelord of Pittsburgh over the incident above in TheAtoner. And this was after Cohen attempted to kill his mother through a fire and then targeted his LoveInterest.
* ButtMonkey: Without his powers (and the confidence boost that comes with them) he is pretty much this.
** His life has been steadily getting worse as his parents have divorced (which perhaps his homelife may not been as good as first assumed) and he is currently being blackmailed by a crimelord while trying to be the protector of Pittsburgh.
* CannotTalkToWomen: Before he got his powers.
* CharacterShilling: Assessed by Reed to potentially be the first Alpha-level threat, which puts him above the Hulk, Sentry and even the Phoenix in terms of power level.
** Turns out this is because his "power source," Parker Particles, are tied to the ''expansion of the universe.'' It certainly explains why he can be a danger.
* CreateYourOwnVillain: Zeta appears to be the result of his ill-controlled powers mutating someone into a tumor-like abomination. [[spoiler: Said someone was the mugger.]]
* DePower: Spider-Man eventually decided Alpha was too irresponsible for his power and used Terminus' lance to depower Alpha after too much collateral damage.
** This was undone by the Superior Spider-Man (Doc Ock) who was gradually repowering Andrew during his weekly Horizon Labs test in the hopes of taking that power for himself.
* HeroWithBadPublicity: After his actions as Alpha, no one has a good image of him. The kids at his school think he is a freak and the adults think he is a doofy kid.
* InstantExpert: During his first appearances it looked like this was the case since he was kicking ass even outshining Thor, but then you realize that all his first fights were against giant monsters and when the time came for him to stop a regular burglar, this trope is subverted.
** He would get depowered as he was too reckless agaisnt Terminus and Peter decided it wasn't worth it.
* {{Jerkass}}: He became the total package after getting his powers.
** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He became a nicer person and trying to do good after being de-powered. Heck, as seen with TheAtoner, he's more willing to try and take responsability.
* JumpedAtTheCall: The day he got powers was his best day ever, although he jumped more because of the fame and noteworthiness rather than his desire to help.
** But later in his mini, it was revealed that deep inside [[IJustWantToBeNormal he just wants to be normal]]. Given how things are going worse for him, not hard to blame him.
* JuniorCounterpart: He is somewhat like Peter Parker back when he got his powers, but before losing Uncle Ben. He wanted to use his powers for fame and profit.
* KidHero: He's still in high school.
* LameComeback: After recovering his powers, he finds himself struggling with responses to other people.
* LeftHanging: His mini introduced a number of plot threads that seem unlikely to be resolved as time goes by: a local crime boss is blackmailing him into ignoring his crimes, his love interest he finally began talking to is too scared to be around him because aforementioned boss threatened her, and his Mom who he revived from an attempted hit is now infected with his power, which has a cancerous mutating effect on everyone that isn't him.
* NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: He must be related to [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy Tobey Maguire]] although maybe his parents are more fans of [[Creator/AndrewGarfield Andrew]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan Garfield]].
* OnlyFriend: Duncan Kilgore is his confidant and only non-superhuman friend.
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Like Peter Parker once was. Unlike Peter though, he was even more average, being a C- student and having little motivation.
* TheScrappy: Both in-universe and in real life, to where it seems almost intentional. He was doomed to become this since the beginning (something his creator Dan Slott kinda expected it seems), first announced as Spider-Man's new sidekick to light the fire of the fandom (who despised the sole idea of Spidey joining the Avengers, let alone getting a sidekick), then wrote him as a complete Jerkass with no redeemable qualities and to top it all, making him a GodModeSue who is shown to be stronger than [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]] in one fight. Even now when he's getting some better characterization in his mini, people still cry why did he get a mini instead of being thrown at [[ComicBook/AvengersArena "The Arena"]].
* SecretIdentity: He didn't have one at the beginning. After getting his powers back, he tries to have one but unfortunately for him, everybody recognizes him and not in a good way.
* ShooOutTheNewGuy: A perfect example (although he does come back later). He's even accused of being a "Poochie" (alternate name for this trope) in-universe.
* SuperpowerLottery: Let's see, flight, energy blasts, nigh-invulnerability, low-level telekinesis, matter manipulation and with enough power to put people in a severe coma at 10%. The only downside being that he can only use one ability at a time. All of this coming from a lab accident with "Parker Particles," described by Reed as a hyper-kinetic form of energy tied directly to the expansion of the universe, providing near-limitless power (and being Marvel's equivalent to dark energy.)
* SuperSenses: Can see down to the molecular level and hear things happening all over the world.
* TookALevelInBadass: A more subtle example, but after he got repowered, Andrew discovers that his senses have now been heighted to where he could see things at a molecular levels and hear things across the world.

[[folder:Captain John Jonah Jameson III]]
!!Captain John Jonah Jameson III
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!!! '''Notable Aliases:''' Captain Jupiter, Man-Wolf, Stargod
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #1 (March 1963)

John Jameson is an astronaut, a test pilot and for his father J. Jonah Jameson the archetype of a true hero unlike these “masked clowns” like Spider-man. John has also been transformed into a Werewolf-like creature called the Man-Wolf, and was once host to the Carnage Symbiote.

* AcePilot: John is a skilled pilot and experienced astronaut.
* AlliterativeName: '''J'''ohn '''J'''onah '''J'''ameson, much like his father and grandfather.
* AnimalMotifs: The wolf.
* AntiVillain: As Man-Wolf.
* TheCaptain
* ClarkesThirdLaw: The moonstone that turns him into Man-Wolf is not really magic, but it sure looks and acts like magic.
* ClingyMacGuffin: The moonstone turning John into the Man-Wolf. In the story where he fought Carnage, it's stated that his body chemistry is [[CantStayNormal permanently altered to recreate it whenever it's destroyed]].
* ContainmentClothing: As Colonel Jupiter a combination of lack of control over his new strength and his body being under physical strain necessitated the creation of a suit to correct for both.
* DiscardAndDraw: Had a single issue as Captain Jupiter before being depowered and, later on in an entirely unrelated story, became empowered as Stargod.
* {{Heavyworlder}}: The theme behind his single issue stint as Colonel Jupiter. Spores from the eponymous planet made him grow larger, denser and strong to the point that attempting to stand up launched him through a brick wall. Notably his body didn't have the [[RequiredSecondaryPowers secondary effects]] to handle this change, and the strain put his body at risk until a special suit was devised to correct it.
* HeelFaceTurn
* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight
* InvoluntaryShapeshifter: Whenever there was a full moon, the ruby would force him to transform into Man-Wolf.
* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: He was transformed by a ruby he found on the moon into Man-Wolf. He was later transported to the dimension the ruby originated in, where he became Stargod. (Still a man-wolf, but with Jameson's intelligence & personality).
** TotallyNotAWerewolf: Man-wolf is not a werewolf either but has an alien weapon that makes him look like a wolfman. He is considered a godly savior by said aliens.
* PhysicalGod: As Stargod.
* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: When empowered by spores from Jupiter he was transformed into a physical powerhouse but it also eventually made him psychotic.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Cloak and Dagger]]
!!Cloak and Dagger
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Tandy Bowen (Dagger) and Tyrone Johnson (Cloak)
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man'' #64 (March 1982)

Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson, a pair of teenage runaways, are experimented on by the mob, who are trying to create a new drug substitute for heroin. It proves fatal to all they test it on but the pair, who gain superpowers from the event. Tandy can throw daggers of light, which can also purge unhealthy chemicals from a target as well, while Tyrone's powers were originally to suck people into a dark dimension where he would strip them of their light. Together, they battle the drug trade while trying to balance out normal lives.

For more information on them, please refer to '''[[ComicBook/CloakAndDagger their page]]'''.
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[[folder:Daredevil]]
!!Daredevil
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Matthew Michael Murdock
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Daredevil'' #1 (April 1964)

Spidey's most frequent team-up, Daredevil has the ultimate in DisabilitySuperpower -- he's blind, but his other senses are [[HyperAwareness superhumanly sharp]]. This is the result of his having been blinded by a radioactive substance whilst rescuing a blind man (oh, the irony) from the path of an oncoming truck. He is also a superb gymnast and martial artist, having been trained from an early age by a mysterious blind sensei called Stick as well as showing him how to control his senses to live normally. His SecretIdentity is that of Matt Murdock, attorney-at-law.

For more information on him, please refer to '''[[ComicBook/{{Daredevil}} his page]]'''.

[[folder:Frog-Man]]
!!Frog-Man
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Eugene Patilio
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Marvel Team-Up'' Vol. 1 #121 (September 1982)

Frog-Man is Eugene Patilio, the son of the former super-villain Leap-Frog, who hoped to do good and become a hero. He clumsily tried to battle crime to redeem his father's name. His only "power" is the ability to leap great distances with electrical coils in his boots.

* TheDutifulSon: Son of the retired small-time villain Vincent Patilio, alias [[Characters/DaredevilEnemies Leap-Frog]]. After learning how Vincent was haunted by his inept past as the Leap-Frog, Eugene decided to take up his father's mantle and try his hand at superheroics, in a bid to clean up their legacy. Even before this, much of Eugene's after-school time was taken up by his part-time job, to help support the struggling household.
* TheFool: He has difficulty asserting any real control over his father's old suit, and tends to bounce around uncontrollably. Nonetheless, he still usually manages to succeed at taking down his targets through sheer blind luck.
* NeverBeAHero: Defied. When Johnny Storm, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour the Human Torch]], advised Eugene to give up after his first outing, Eugene rejected this notion, on the grounds that he was the one to have taken down Speed Demon, where Johnny and Spider-Man had failed. As Eugene walks away with his father, the two veteran heroes muse that, while they don't think Eugene's decision to be wise, they nevertheless admire him for putting his life on the line for his father.
* WellDoneSonGuy: After Eugene's successful debut as a hero, Vincent amusedly wonders aloud what he's going to do with a son like Eugene. Eugene's response? To love him. The pair then cheerfully leave the scene together.

[[folder:Prowler]]
!!Prowler
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Hobie Brown
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #78 (November 1969)

--> ''"Anyway, the first time the Prowler struck, I was just a know-nuthin' kid--I was hardly wet behind the ears--which is why Spider-Man was able to beat me. But I learned a lot since then. I'm older, stronger, smarter. And what's more--I've got a real mission."''

Hobie wanted to be noticed for his genius after feeling stuck as a window washer. He invented several gadgets to make the work easier, but his boss wouldn't listen to his ideas. Modifying the look, the outfit for cleaning windows eventually became a costume that Hobie dubbed the Prowler. While at first torn up about whether the Prowler would be a hero or villain, Hobie thought he'd compromise by having the Prowler steal, while Hobie Brown returned the goods later. However, when stopped by Spider-Man, Hobie realized that the life of a villain wasn't for him, and soon became the wall-crawler's steadfast ally. He is currently Parker Industries' chief-of-security, and masquerades as Spider-Man when Peter is out of town.

See the ComicBook/{{Prowler|Marvel Comics}} page for tropes

[[folder:Solo]]
!!Solo
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' James Bourne
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Web of Spider-Man'' #19 (October 1986)

Terrorism's greatest enemy, Solo is an adept soldier with the ability to teleport himself certain distances. As long as he lives, terror dies.

* CostumeCopycat: Dressed as Bullseye in order to kill the real Bullseye (who was impersonating Hawkeye).
* RedheadInGreen: He's a redhead and his costume is military green.

[[folder:Wraith]]
!!Wraith
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Yuriko "Yuri" Watanabe
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #600 (July 2009) [[note]]As Yuri Watanabe[[/note]]; ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #663 (June 2011) [[note]]As Wraith[[/note]]

Yuri Watanabe is a NYPD Captain who rose through the ranks alongside Jean [=DeWolff=], and is an ally of Spider-Man. She is also the current Wraith.

* AffirmativeActionLegacy: She's Japanese-American while her predecessor (and Jean's brother), was a caucasian man.
* DaddysGirl: Not her father, but her grandfather, who inspired her to become a police officer.
* CombatTentacles: Her costume includes several ribbon-like tentacles.
* LatexPerfection: Wore a life-like mask of Jean [=DeWolff=] to impersonate her.
* PurpleIsPowerful: Her costume is purple and she's a skilled police officer and vigilante.
* WallCrawling: She can do this thanks to the ribbon-like tentacles her costume has.

!!Police

[[folder:Captain George Stacy]]
!!Captain George Stacy
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #56 (January 1968)

--> ''"Be good to her--son! Be good--to her--she loves you--so very--much-- "''

A retired New York Police Department captain and the father of Gwen Stacy.

* TheCommissionerGordon: He's the first time Spider-Man had a similar figure in his life (something he had lacked at the start). Unfortunately, he dies leaving Peter without a regular FriendOnTheForce.
* CoolOldGuy: He's a captain who likes Spider-Man and approves of Peter dating his daughter even after he had known Peter was Spider-Man.
* DaChief: Da Chief of Police, to be precise.
* ForgottenFallenFriend: His death isn't ''nearly'' as well remembered as [[ComicBook/TheNightGwenStacyDied Gwen's]] and he's often excluded in montage panels showing the people Peter grieves for.
* TheGreatestStoryNeverTold: He knew Peter was Spider-Man and approved of him dating his daughter a fact that Gwen never found out, and which Peter had no independent means to communicate with her, since she hated Spider-Man and blamed him for her father's death. When she died later without Peter gaining closure for his actions, Captain Stacy's story remains untold for good.
* HeroicSacrifice: He was crushed by falling debris while making a DivingSave.
* KilledOffForReal: He's accidentally killed by Doctor Octopus during a fight with Spider-Man.
* ParentalSubstitute: Nearly the same age as Ben Parker and he becomes one for Peter. His death shakes Peter badly albeit more for how it affects Gwen. After her death, Peter's guilt is expounded by the fact that he believed he had failed to honor Captain Stacy's dying wish.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Of the few cops to show trust in Spidey, George was the first. He also approved Peter Parker dating Gwen despite the awareness of his double life.
* SecretSecretKeeper: Upon his introduction, George was determined to figure out Spider-Man's true identity (as he felt it would better make him understand the young hero's motives). Peter made sure to watch his step, but upon his death, George revealed that he had long-since figured out the truth, but kept the secret out of respect.
* YouKilledMyFather: Gwen Stacy blames Spider-Man, wrongfully, for her father's death, a fact that Peter doesn't challenge and correct even if George Stacy never held that attitude himself.

[[folder:Captain Jean [=DeWolff=]]]
!!Captain Jean [=DeWolff=]
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Marvel Team-Up'' #48 (August 1976)

--> ''"Did you set a perimeter?!! Did you call in for Emergency Services? No! No?? [[ArrestedForHeroism There's a live crime scene in there and you're busy cuffing the only damn person who's doing the damn job you're supposed to!]] Go be cops before someone else gets hurt!!!"''

Jean DeWolff is a New York cop and ally of Spider-Man. Her brother, Brian DeWolff, was the troubled villain/vigilante known as "The Wraith".

* AntagonisticOffspring[=/=]ArchnemesisDad: Her father brainwashed her mutated brother into becoming a murderous vigilante called the Wraith.
* BackFromTheDead: Subverted. A new and seemingly supernatural Wraith appears, and when her mask comes off, the face underneath it is Jean[[spoiler:'s friend Yuri Watanabe wearing a lifelike Jean mask]].
* TheCommissionerGordon: She was Spider-Man's FriendOnTheForce after Captain Stacy's death.
* KilledOffForReal: She was murdered by the Sin Eater, making Spider-Man's pursuit of the serial killer personal.
* LovesMyAlterEgo: Developed a crush on the webslinger, though was never blatant about it. Spider-Man didn't figure out the truth until after she had died, and he found [[PersonalEffectsReveal a collection of photos]] that she had kept of him.
* OralFixation: A chain smoker.
* OutdatedOutfit: She dressed like a film noir character, and had a matching car.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure
* SiblingYinYang: She was a police officer while her brother Brian became the murderous vigilante Wraith.

[[folder:Chief Inspector Sun]]
!!Chief Inspector Sun
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol. 4 #7 (February 2016)

Spider-Man's newest ally in Shanghai.

* TheCommissionerGordon: He's the chief inspector of Shanghai's police force, but considers Spider-Man to be an ally and involves him in investigation.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: States that some think Spider-Man attracts villains to Shanghai, but Sun still appreciates his help as well as that of Parker Industries.

!!Horizon Labs

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!!In General
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[[folder:Max Modell]]
!!Max Modell
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #648 (January, 2011)

A genius scientist and inventor, and one of Peter's childhood heroes, Max Modell was the head of the Horizon Labs up until it was taken over by Alchemax.

* AlliterativeName: M's as it's typical for characters associated with Spider-Man.
* BadassBeard: Has a beard and while not a fighter, he sure is intelligent.
* BigFun: He's overweight, but he's a friendly genius who wants to make the world a better place.
* HonestCorporateExecutive: He's the (former) CEO of Horizon Industries and a genuinely nice guy who just wants to make the world a better place through technology.
* StraightGay: He's openly gay, but doesn't display any stereotypical mannerisms.

[[folder:Grady Scraps]]
!!Grady Scraps
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #648 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs who was in charge of Lab 3 and helped Spider-Man when his invention of the "Break Room of Tomorrow" gave Peter a glimpse of an apocalyptic future which he was able to revert.

[[folder:Uatu Jackson]]
!!Uatu Jackson
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #649 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs and also a child prodigy, he works at Lab 5. He would later assist Doctor Octopus in creating his city wide security system before the Spider-Island.

* OneSteveLimit: His name is the same as Uatu the Watcher, because his parents are huge fans of the Fantastic Four, and he even has all the licensed comics of the team.

[[folder:Bella Fishbach]]
!!Bella Fishbach
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Aribella Fishbach
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #649 (January, 2011)

Co-worker of Peter Parker at Horizon Labs, she specializes in eco-technology.

[[folder:Sajani Jaffrey]]
!!Sajani Jaffrey
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' # 648 (January, 2011)

One of Peter's co-workers at Horizon Labs, Sajani Jaffrey was cold, pragmatic, and ambitious. Following Horizon being bought up by Alchemax, she was hired by Peter Parker, but repeatedly undermined his authority to work on her own unauthorized side-projects, and even outright betrayed him. She strongly dislikes Spider-Man, and was the one who forbade Peter from supplying Spider-Man with Parker Industries tech.

* TheBusCameBack: In a sense; [[spoiler:After being fired by Peter, she vanished for a while, but got a brief mention at the beginning of [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer's run]], with a reporter saying that she was claiming to be [[StealingTheCredit the real brains behind Parker Industries]], and was planning to sue Peter alongside many others.]]
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Sajani double-crosses and subverts Peter repeatedly, and while he still writes her pay checks. [[spoiler:He even puts her in charge of her own facility in the rebooted universe, but when Zodiac starts trying to steal his company's tech he makes it doubly clear that he won't tolerate her betraying him again.]]
* FrameUp: [[spoiler:Otto's mind (hidden in the Living Brain) frames her for him having the Parker Industries nanotech used on all the security cameras in London, resulting in Peter firing her for supposedly going behind his back again.]]
* MultidisciplinaryScientist: She's an expert in xenotech, biology, and chemistry.
* NeverMyFault: After her attempt to strike a deal with the Ghost almost gets her killed, she decides it's all Peter's fault.
* NotMeThisTime: Well sorta. [[spoiler: Doc Ock in the Living Brain ends up framing up her with the intent on getting fired and it works.]] Given everything she did to Peter in the past at him and while he's Spider-Man, it's unsurprising that he holds little trust in her.
* RememberTheNewGuy: She's one of Peter's classmates at Midtown High in the retcon-heavy interquel series ''Spidey''. Peter's also depicted as knowing and interacting with her, unlike the similarly retconned ComicBook/JessicaJones or [[ComicBook/{{Silk}} Cindy Moon]].
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: She tries to sell Peter out to the Ghost, and is almost killed. Fortunately, Spider-Man saves her.
* TheStarscream: She has a history of repeatedly going behind Peter's back and subverting his authority as CEO.

!!Parker Industries

[[folder:Anna Maria Marconi]]
!!Anna Maria Marconi
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Superior Spider-Man'' #5 (May 2013)

A chemistry and physics tutor who offers her help to Otto Octavius/Peter Parker.

* AnimalStereotypes: After Peter's and Cindy's intimacy gets on her nerves, she takes a squirt bottle to them and [[DeadpanSnarker says that as long as they act like dogs in heat she'll treat them as such]].
* TheBeard: After Peter regains control of his body, Anna keeps up the facade that the two are still dating in order to help him run the company Otto started and even once that drops she keeps his acts as Spider-Man logical and easily explained.
* BrutalHonesty: A softer example, but she does often cut out lies Peter tells before they can spiral out of control from him trying to cover them up--though she'll leave out parts that ''need'' to be secret, like telling Aunt May they've broken up and remain AmicableExes without mentioning the brain-swapping and admitting he has a secret entrance for Spider-Man and is still giving him tech to Sanjay, but not that he is him.
* DamselInDistress: During the "Goblin Nation" arc she is kidnapped as a deliberate call-back to Gwen Stacy.
* ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies: In an odd way - Peter tells Anna Maria of the truth between him and Doc Ock and what their relationship was. She actually takes it in stride and doesn't get cheesed off. At least, not at Peter.
* LovingAShadow: After learning the truth, she comes to realize she was in this situation with Otto. The man she loved wasn't really Otto Octavius, but Otto Octavius pretending to be Peter Parker. When prompted by the Living Brain (who, unbeknownst to her, had a copy of Otto's brain patterns within it), she states that she could never love the real Otto, as he was a criminal madman who threatened the entire world.
* MoralityPet: For Otto.
* NiceGal: Towards Peter.
* PluckyGirl: Part of what attracts Otto. The way she handles the truth shows a lot of signs of this as well.
* ShipperOnDeck: She tells a clueless Peter that Mockingbird (Bobbi Morse) is apparently interested in him. She wraps her arm around his to get Bobbi jealous.
* ShorterMeansSmarter: She has dwarfism, but still manages to attract Otto with her intelligence.
* SoProudOfYou: She admits that while [=SpOck=] was more smooth and sexier than Peter was, the fact that he rescued Electro from Ock's workings and [[BroughtDownToNormal depowered]] him to save his life makes her so happy to be his friend.
* RobotMe: Ock creates a holographic companion based off of her in ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse''.
* VillainHasAPoint: She maintains that Otto's policy of leaving street-crime to the normal cops was more efficient than Peter's policy of trying to do everything himself.

[[folder:Aiden Blain]]
!!Aiden Blain
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol 4 #5 (February, 2016)

Aiden Blain was a scientist working for the British branch of Parker Industries. He was one of Anna Maria Marconi's subordinates, for whom Aiden developed feelings, and they eventually began dating.

[[folder:Yao Wu]]
!!Yao Wu
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol 4 #1 (December, 2015)

Dr. Yao Wu is the head of Parker Industries' bio-tech division.

[[folder:Phillip Chang]]
!!Phillip Chang
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #184 (September, 1978)

College classmate of Peter Parker at Empire State University.

[[folder:Min Wei]]
!!Min Wei
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' Vol 4 #1 (December, 2015)

Min Wei is Peter Parker's personal secretary at Parker Industries.

!!Others

[[folder:Ashley Kafka]]
!!Ashley Kafka
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''The Spectacular Spider-Man'' #178 (July 1991)

Ravencroft Sanitarium for the Criminally Insane psychiatrist. She has been the Doctor to Carnage, Shriek, Carrion, Vermin, Chameleon, Massacre and Venom to name a few.

* BackFromTheDead: After being killed by Massacre, she was cloned by the new Jackal, only to succumb to CloneDegeneration. A second clone was found by Norman Osborn, this one without the defects, and resumed her work at Ravencroft.
* CloningBlues: She was cloned by the Jackal and nowadays she's treated like almost the exact same person she was before death.
* HospitalHottie: She's a rather attractive female psychiatrist.
* TheShrink: Has been the shrink for many dangerous villains.

[[folder:Jimmy-6]]
!!Jimmy-6
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Giacomo "James" Fortunato
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man'' #70 (May 1996)
A mobster whom from time to time crossed paths with Ben Reilly, the Scarlet Spider.

[[folder:Leo Zelinsky]]
!!Leo Zelinsky
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #502 (February 2004)

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[[folder:Master Matrix]]
!!Master Matrix
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man/Deadpool'' #31 (June 2018)
The Master Matrix was an advanced Life-Model Decoy found in a Hydra weapons depot on an uncharted island.
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* HasTwoDaddies: Deadpool wholeheartedly embraces the idea of the reformed Master Matrix referring to him and Spider-Man as his "fathers". Spidey, not so much.
* HeelFaceTurn: Spider-Man and his future self are able to convince Master Matrix to abandon his plans of destruction, and he looks to present Spider-Man and Deadpool to help him decide what to do next.
* {{Irony}}: He got along with Mary Jane Watson while both were working at Mysterio's movie, not knowing Mary Jane is the girlfriend of one of his "fathers".
* MysteriousPast: Who originally built him is unknown. His blueprints were discovered on an old HYDRA base, blueprints HYDRA itself discovered some time before that.
* SuperPrototype: Master Matrix is one to the original S.H.I.E.L.D. LMD units, who were all reverse-engineered from him by Richard and Mary Parker.
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[[folder:Vin Gonzales]]
!!Vincent "Vin" Gonzales
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!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Spider-Man: Free Comic Book Day'' (June 2007)

A police officer in New York. Doesn't have faith that Spider-Man is a good guy.
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* DramaticIrony: Doesn't trust Spider-Man yet he was roommates with Peter Parker.
[[/folder]]

Cassie St. Commons was a typical ESU student until a meeting with Black Marvel changed everything.

* BackFromTheDead: After dying on the first issue, she was reborn somehow, no longer dead, but not truly alive
* CastingAShadow: She can manipulate shadows to form objects or constructs of solid dark energy, a power she used to great effectiveness during the battle against Mephisto's horde of demons.
* DarkIsNotEvil: She might look like a living shadow, but she's a hero.
* PerkyGoth: She has always enjoyed looking different, with jet black hair, facial tattoos, and nose and tongue piercings.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only female among the original Slingers.
* {{Teleportation}}: Thanks to the suit her primary power is the ability to teleport herself or others anywhere she wishes to be.

A science prodigy and handicapped with a palsied arm, Eddie McDonough adventured as the Slinger called Hornet and was killed by a brainwashed Wolverine.

* AnimalThemedSuperbeing: The Hornet.
* CListFodder: He's killed by a brainwashed Wolverine. To add insult to injury, Nick Fury notes that he didn't even got his name right.
* {{Flight}}: His suit allows him to fly.
* LegacyCharacter: After his death his original codename was taken by former villain Silas Burr/Cyber, while his niece Melissa took the codename of Red Hornet in his honor.

One of the identities used by Spider-Man from the "Identity Crisis", now Ritchie Gilmore uses the costume. He was the leader of the now disbanded team: the Slingers.

* CapeWings: His red cape can be used to glide air currents.
* OneSteveLimit: Shares codename with member of the X-Men David Alleyne.
* PrimaryColorChampion: Has a golden armor and a red cape.
* PoweredArmor: His armor is bulletproof and its retrofitted to give him superhuman strength, durability and ability to fly limited distances.

Ricochet is a mutant that took on one of the mantles that Spider-Man used during his "Identity Crisis". He is also a member of the Loners and former member of the Slingers

* BlueIsHeroic: His costume is mostly blue.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Ricochet has been seen hitting targets from great distances with his throwing discs.
* InASingleBound: Ricochet possesses the mutant power of superhuman agility, enabling him to leap great distances.
* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: Ricochet's mutant powers also give him a "Danger Sense", that functions much like Spider-Man's "Spider-Sense", allowing him to sense danger before it happens.
* SuperReflexes: Ricochet's natural reaction time is enhanced to a level beyond the human body's natural limits.

[[Characters/SpiderManSpiderRelatedCharacters Spider Related Characters]] | [[Characters/SpiderManAllies Spider-Man's Allies]] | [[Characters/SpiderManFamily Peter Parker's Family and Relatives]] | [[Characters/SpiderManClones Peter Parker's Various Clones and Duplicates]] | [[Characters/SpiderManLoveInterests Peter Parker's Love Interests]] | [[Characters/SpiderManMidtownHigh Midtown High]] | [[Characters/SpiderManEmpireStateUniversity Empire State University]] | [[Characters/SpiderManDailyBugle The Daily Bugle]] | [[Characters/SpiderManNeutralCharacters Neutral Characters]]\\

!!Slingers

This page is for all the allies Spider-Man has in his never-ending fight against crime.

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* ClarkesThirdLaw

!!Vin Gonzales