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* ComicBook/TheFalcon is similar to James Rhodes, in that he was close friends with Tony and was initially intended to pilot the Comicbook/WarMachine armor before deciding on the Falcon suit instead (he is also voiced by Creator/BumperRobinson, War Machine's voice actor in ''Earth's Mightiest Heroes''). [[spoiler:Additionally, in season 4, he becomes a fusion of different versions of himself as a PlotRelevantAgeUp saw him trade his classic!Falcon inspired costumes in for one inspired by his MCU and ''Ultimate'' counterpart. Furthermore, related to ''Ultimate'', his alternate self in "Planet Doom" wore a costume similar to his ''Ultimate'' costume.]]
* ComicBook/{{MODOK}} has elements of the [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger movie version of]] Arnim Zola, mainly his role as the ComicBook/RedSkull's chief scientist. MODOK later merges with the Super-Adaptoid, a completely unrelated character in the original comics. This also means he's got a humanoid robot body with his face appearing on its chest, cementing the Zola connection, [[DecompositeCharacter however]], Zola turns up later on anyway.
* The Midgard Serpent is given elements of Cul, Odin's brother from ''ComicBook/FearItself'', specifically [[spoiler: like him, the Serpent is prophesied to kill Thor]]. (Although strictly speaking, Cul is [[DecompositeCharacter decomposited]] from the Midgard Serpent in Myth/NorseMythology.)
* [[ComicBook/SquadronSupreme Hyperion]] is merged with ComicBook/TheSentry and King Hyperion from ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}''. He has the alien fortress of the former and genocidal/megalomanical tendencies of the latter. In fact, The Squadron Supreme are essentially the Squadron Sinister, a similar team of characters who predated the heroes. In particular, their speedster is called Speed Demon rather than Whizzer or Blur - this is the current identity of the Sinisters' Whizzer. They also have versions of Power Princess and Nuke, which the Sinisters never had. At their worst, the Squadron were {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s and Nighthawk left to protest their actions. Additionally, Doctor Spectrum is the Billy Roberts version, but is black like the original Kenji Obatu version. This combination of Squadrons was recently brought into canon post-ComicBook/SecretEmpire in the form of a Squadron Supreme created by ComicBook/{{Mephisto}}.
* The show's version of Dracula has elements of Baron Blood, such as his connections to Captain America and UsefulNotes/WorldWar2.
* The AlternateTimeline version of ComicBook/TheDefenders has a DarkerAndEdgier version of Hawkeye who calls himself ComicBook/{{Bullseye|Marvel Comics}} (after the ComicBook/{{Daredevil}} villain, who impersonated Hawkeye whilst a member of the ComicBook/DarkAvengers), and an evil version of ComicBook/BlackWidow who acts and dresses exactly like Madame Masque (who later appeared in the final two seasons). The former also wore the costume he wore in ''ComicBook/TheUltimates 3''. Speaking of Hawkeye, in the comics, his mentor (and [[CainAndAbel brother]]) was an archer called Trick Shot. In the show, Trick Shot was the identity Hawkeye used back when he was a criminal.
* ComicBook/AntMan is Scott Lang, but has the personality and science background of Hank Pym. The creators said they specifically designed the character to be a composite of the various Ant-Men from the comics.
* Radioactive Man is the Russian Igor Stancheck version, but sports the costume and personality of Chen Lu, the original Radioactive Man from China.
* A Composite Artifact: In the episode "Beneath the Surface" the animated version of the Serpent Crown functions more like the Horn of Proteus. The comicbook Crown is a source of mind-control powers and other abilities including illusions and energy blasts; the animated Crown, like the comicbook Horn, is used to control Giganto.
* Truman Marsh is an all but InNameOnly adaptation of the character, with his personality and relationship with the Avengers taken directly from Henry Peter Gyrich. [[spoiler: It's also later revealed that Marsh is actually Ultron in disguise.]]
* Baron Mordo is an unambiguous villain and sports his classic costume from the comics, but is also black like his [[Film/DoctorStrange2016 MCU counterpart]].
* In ''Avengers: Secret Wars'', Thunderstrike is Jane Foster instead of Eric Masterson, allowing a riff on [[ComicBook/Thor2014 Jane's time as Thor]] without losing the original Thor.
* In ''Black Panther's Quest'', Attuma is given a number of similarities to [[ComicBook/SubMariner Namor]], the traditional ruler of Atlantis from the comics. In addition to inheriting much of Namor's arrogant personality and his dynamic with ComicBook/BlackPanther, Attuma even sports a black ponytail like the one Namor had in the 90s.
* ComicBook/TheFalcon is similar to James Rhodes, in that he was close friends with Tony and was initially intended to pilot the Comicbook/WarMachine armor before deciding on the Falcon suit instead (he is also voiced by Creator/BumperRobinson, War Machine's voice actor in ''Earth's Mightiest Heroes''). [[spoiler:Additionally, in season 4, he becomes a fusion of different versions of himself as a PlotRelevantAgeUp saw him trade his classic!Falcon inspired costumes in for one inspired by his MCU and ''Ultimate'' counterpart. Furthermore, related to ''Ultimate'', his alternate self in "Planet Doom" wore a costume similar to his ''Ultimate'' costume.]]
* ComicBook/{{MODOK}} has elements of the [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger movie version of]] Arnim Zola, mainly his role as the ComicBook/RedSkull's chief scientist. MODOK later merges with the Super-Adaptoid, a completely unrelated character in the original comics. This also means he's got a humanoid robot body with his face appearing on its chest, cementing the Zola connection, [[DecompositeCharacter however]], Zola turns up later on anyway.
* The Midgard Serpent is given elements of Cul, Odin's brother from ''ComicBook/FearItself'', specifically [[spoiler: like him, the Serpent is prophesied to kill Thor]]. (Although strictly speaking, Cul is [[DecompositeCharacter decomposited]] from the Midgard Serpent in Myth/NorseMythology.)
* [[ComicBook/SquadronSupreme Hyperion]] is merged with ComicBook/TheSentry and King Hyperion from ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}''. He has the alien fortress of the former and genocidal/megalomanical tendencies of the latter. In fact, The Squadron Supreme are essentially the Squadron Sinister, a similar team of characters who predated the heroes. In particular, their speedster is called Speed Demon rather than Whizzer or Blur - this is the current identity of the Sinisters' Whizzer. They also have versions of Power Princess and Nuke, which the Sinisters never had. At their worst, the Squadron were {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s and Nighthawk left to protest their actions. Additionally, Doctor Spectrum is the Billy Roberts version, but is black like the original Kenji Obatu version. This combination of Squadrons was recently brought into canon post-ComicBook/SecretEmpire in the form of a Squadron Supreme created by ComicBook/{{Mephisto}}.
* The show's version of Dracula has elements of Baron Blood, such as his connections to Captain America and UsefulNotes/WorldWar2.
* The AlternateTimeline version of ComicBook/TheDefenders has a DarkerAndEdgier version of Hawkeye who calls himself ComicBook/{{Bullseye|Marvel Comics}} (after the ComicBook/{{Daredevil}} villain, who impersonated Hawkeye whilst a member of the ComicBook/DarkAvengers), and an evil version of ComicBook/BlackWidow who acts and dresses exactly like Madame Masque (who later appeared in the final two seasons). The former also wore the costume he wore in ''ComicBook/TheUltimates 3''. Speaking of Hawkeye, in the comics, his mentor (and [[CainAndAbel brother]]) was an archer called Trick Shot. In the show, Trick Shot was the identity Hawkeye used back when he was a criminal.
* ComicBook/AntMan is Scott Lang, but has the personality and science background of Hank Pym. The creators said they specifically designed the character to be a composite of the various Ant-Men from the comics.
* Radioactive Man is the Russian Igor Stancheck version, but sports the costume and personality of Chen Lu, the original Radioactive Man from China.
* A Composite Artifact: In the episode "Beneath the Surface" the animated version of the Serpent Crown functions more like the Horn of Proteus. The comicbook Crown is a source of mind-control powers and other abilities including illusions and energy blasts; the animated Crown, like the comicbook Horn, is used to control Giganto.
* Truman Marsh is an all but InNameOnly adaptation of the character, with his personality and relationship with the Avengers taken directly from Henry Peter Gyrich. [[spoiler: It's also later revealed that Marsh is actually Ultron in disguise.]]
* Baron Mordo is an unambiguous villain and sports his classic costume from the comics, but is also black like his [[Film/DoctorStrange2016 MCU counterpart]].
* In ''Avengers: Secret Wars'', Thunderstrike is Jane Foster instead of Eric Masterson, allowing a riff on [[ComicBook/Thor2014 Jane's time as Thor]] without losing the original Thor.
* In ''Black Panther's Quest'', Attuma is given a number of similarities to [[ComicBook/SubMariner Namor]], the traditional ruler of Atlantis from the comics. In addition to inheriting much of Namor's arrogant personality and his dynamic with ComicBook/BlackPanther, Attuma even sports a black ponytail like the one Namor had in the 90s.
