WITCH-QUEEN
Real Name: Unrevealed
Identity/Class: Human magic
user (post-Hyborian
era to
Birth of Christ, briefly the modern era) (Egyptian)
Occupation: Empress
Group Membership: None
Affiliations: Rocco Rank, her army of living
mummies
Enemies: Liz Allan, Betty Brant,
Spider-Man (Peter Parker), "Flash" Thompson
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: "Ma'am," "Queenie," "Your
Witchfulness" (nicknames)
Base of Operations: Ancient Egypt
First Appearance: Amazing Fantasy I#1000 (October, 2022)
Powers/Abilities: The Witch-Queen had powers of witchcraft that increased based on the number of those serving her. These powers allowed her to cast spells with various effects including translating her native language into other languages those she spoke to could understand, controlling a small army of undead mummies and sending other beings through time.
She also possessed a flying
glider, dubbed her winged Stone-Steed.
Height: Unrevealed (approximately 5'6")
Weight: Unrevealed (approximately 120 lbs.)
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Black
History: (Amazing Fantasy
I#1000 / 6 (fb)) - The Witch-Queen was an empress in ancient Egypt
during a period where it was plagued with great drought. In an effort
to improve conditions, the Witch-Queen cast a large spell that allowed
her small army of living mummies to travel through time seeking out
whatever the land needed the most. The mummies brought back new slaves
for the Witch-Queen from across time, one of which was the modern era
criminal Rocco Rank, whom one of the mummies had helped escape the
police via a sarcophagus that transported him to the Witch-Queen's era.
While forced to work as one of the Witch-Queen's slaves, Rocco told
stories of the modern era that made their way back to the Witch-Queen
herself. Brought before her, Rocco told the Witch-Queen about untold
riches and all sorts of marvelous conveniences like hot and cold
running water, prompting her to seek out the riches herself by
traveling to the modern era and conquering it.
(Amazing Fantasy I#1000 / 6) - Emerging from the
museum-based sarcophagus that had brought Rocco to the modern era, the
Witch-Queen announced her plans to conquer the world, drawing the
attention of student Peter Parker, who changed into his Spider-Man
costume to stop her. After a brief battle and a recounting of her
origin, the Witch-Queen flew through a window into New York City but
Spider-Man pursued, showing the Witch-Queen the reality of modern day
New York. Overwhelmed by the pollution, towering buildings and
automated transit, the Witch-Queen decided to leave the "insane world"
behind. As she ordered her mummy army back through the sarcophagus,
Spider-Man threatened to pursue her unless she released the
time-displaced slaves she had acquired and once she back in her own
time period, Spider-Man webbed the sarcophagus shut, preventing further
travel to the modern era until the sarcophagus could be turned over to
the mystic Doctor Strange.
Comments: Created by Kurt Busiek, Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson.
It was not clear how the Witch-Queen acquired her Stone-Steed. It looked very technological and modern but, given that she flew into the modern era on it and referred to it as a "Stone-Steed," it stands to reason it was likely sculpted out of stone in her own area and magically animated to fly by the Witch-Queen herself. --Proto-Man
This
profile was completed on 06/30/2026 but its publication was delayed, as
it was intended for the Appendix's 25th anniversary celebratory event.
Profile by Peter
Kroon (with a lot of formatting/text help from Proto-Man).
CLARIFICATIONS:
The Witch-Queen should be distinguished from:
Appearances:
Amazing Fantasy I#1000 (October, 2022) - "Slaves of the Witch-Queen"
story - Kurt Busiek (writer),
First posted: 09/08/2026
Last updated: 06/30/2026
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