GREGOR
Real Name: Takhar Orisha
Identity/Class: Genetically modified human (1921 to modern era)
Occupation: Mercenary;
formerly agent of Parnival Plunder;
formerly advisor and servant of the Kravinoff family
Group Membership: None
Affiliations: Amy (last name unrevealed), Mishkin (his leopard), Parnival Plunder (The Plunderer), Sergei Kravinoff (Kraven the Hunter), Vladimir Kravinoff (Grim Hunter), unidentified agents and servants of Vladimir Kravinoff, unidentified doctors;
formerly Hobgoblin (Macendale), the N'Galan tribe (several unidentified members)
Enemies: Bhadwuans (Zira, others), Ka-Zar (Kevin Plunder), Aja Orisha, Adam Kyle Matthew Plunder, Shanna O'Hara-Plunder, Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Mary Jane Watson-Parker, Zabu, Zira, unidentified agents of Parnival Plunder
Known Relatives: Aja Orisha (mother), Dr. Henry McKay (father, deceased)
Aliases: Gregor Kravinoff, "Fool", Lord Gregor, "Stranger", "Teacher"
Base of Operations: A series of bases in the Savage Land, Antarctica
formerly the Kravinoff estate in Upstate New York
formerly the Kravinoff ancestral home, Russia, in the Ural Mountains
First Appearance: (Unidentified) Web of Spider-Man I#31 (October, 1987); (named) Spider-Man I#47 (June, 1994)
Powers/Abilities: Gregor acted as both teacher and servant to two generations of Kravinoffs, passing along his formidable hunting and wilderness survival skills. Well-versed in hand-to-hand combat, Gregor occasionally uses firearms but generally relies on knives as weaponry. He has used a potion of power to enhance his abilities, and donned insulated hunting garb, elements of which are possibly of a ceremonial nature. He also occasionally used a hallucinogenic gas that caused nightmarish illusions in his targets. Gregor has also used an airskimmer, a hovering motorcycle-like vehicle, and is fluent in numerous languages including English, Russian, and N'Galan.
He can psychically connect to and influence multiple animals at a time.
History:
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#4 (fb)) - Takhar Orisha was the son of Aja Orisha (later known as Tracy Makeba), a former member of the mystical Balú-Ayé, and Dr. Henry McKay. Aja traveled the world until reaching New York City in 1921. Although she had amassed a great fortune, racial prejudice prevented her from being accepted into high society. One night, while visiting a Harlem jazz nightclub, she met Dr. Henry McKay. The two fell deeply in love and married only three weeks later. Tragically, Henry died suddenly just two months after their wedding, leaving Aja heartbroken but pregnant with their son, Takhar.
Aja secluded herself for over a year, devoting her life to her newborn child. To channel her grief, she also began working in tenements, tending to the sick and forgotten while using her Balú-Ayé healing arts. This brought her into contact with an exiled Russian nobleman, Sergei Kravinoff, who was haunted by the ghosts of the family he had lost during the Russian Revolution. Aja and Sergei developed a deep bond, and Sergei became a father figure to young Takhar.
Hoping to purge Sergei of the growing darkness she sensed within him, Aja performed the Yàńsàn-Án Ritual on him, but instead of cleansing him, the ceremony intensified his inner torment. Sergei often left them for months, but always returned. He filled Takhar's mind with dreams and delusions and on Takhar's 15th birthday took him away from his mother. Takhar abandoned his real name and became Gregor Kravinoff, who was raised and trained by Sergei within the Kravinoff household as both a servant and a surrogate son.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#5 (fb) - BTS) - Sergei corrupted Gregor's mind and completely turned him against his mother by telling him that she was actually glad when he took him from her.
(Spider-Man I#48/Web of Spider-Man I#121/Ka-Zar III#1 (fb) - BTS) - As a servant of the aristocratic Kravinoff family, Gregor trained and became a close friend to Sergei Kravinoff, who eventually became a world-renowned game hunter.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#4 (fb)) - Sergei showed Gregor his many trophies in his mansion.
(Web of Spider-Man I#31 / Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#4 (fb)) - Gregor and two other men helped Sergei bury Spider-Man alive.
(Web of Spider-Man I#32) - Spider-Man escaped his grave and ran into two of Kraven's servants at the mansion while searching for Kraven. They recognized him and he jumped them, but they didn't tell them where he was and he just left because he saw how terrified they were. One of them immediately called Kraven after Spider-Man was gone.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#2 (fb) - BTS / Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#4 (fb)) - Gregor found Sergei after he committed suicide and wept over his corpse.
(Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man I#132) - Gregor and Sergei's other servant laid Sergei Kravinoff aka. Kraven the Hunter to his final rest.
(Spider-Man I#48/Spider-Man I#50/Spider-Man I#54/Web of Spider-Man I#121/Ka-Zar III#18 (fb) - BTS) - Gregor was tasked with raising and training Sergei's son Vladimir. Over time he grew to think of Vladimir as his own son.
(Spider-Man I#54 (fb) - BTS) - Gregor believed Vladimir was the only son of Sergei Kravinoff. (see comments)
(Spider-Man I#50/2 (fb) - BTS) - Gregor told a young Vladimir tales of the "Grim Hunter", a fierce warrior feared by the Gods themselves.
(Spider-Man I#50/2 (fb)) - Flying with an eager and boastful Vladimir over Northern Maine, Gregor told the boy not to underestimate his prey. Booting Vladimir from their helicopter after telling him that his weapon for the night's hunt would be his mind -- his deadliest weapon -- Gregor left Vladimir to fend off an attack from a masked assailant who eventually revealed himself to be Vladimir's estranged father Sergei.
(Web of Spider-Man I#121 (fb) - BTS) - Following Sergei's suicide, a culmination of his last hunt for Spider-Man, Gregor easily filled Sergei's role as friend, teacher, and confidante to Vladimir.
(Spider-Man I#47) - Meeting a trespassing Jason Macendale (the Hobgoblin) outside of the Kravinoff ancestral home in Russia, Gregor allowed him to enter to speak with Vladimir when told Macendale had one of Sergei's journals. Preparing a room for Macendale and Vladimir to discuss the transfer of the journal, Gregor was forced to calm Vladimir down after Macendale insulted him and demanded a dose of Sergei's elixir of power and strength. Convincing Vladimir that Macendale wouldn't survive a dose of the current permutation of the elixir, Gregor reassured his master that if Macendale did survive the transfusion he'd kill him with a bullet to the head anyway. As the experiment began, Gregor looked on as Macendale's body began to transform.
(Spider-Man I#48) - Telling Vladimir to get to safety as an empowered Macendale broke free of the transfusion apparatus, Gregor surmised that an anomaly in Macendale's bloodstream caused the unpredictable result. Following Macendale's departure, Gregor begged Vladimir to refrain from using the serum on himself, but was ordered to begin preparations.
(Spider-Man I#49) - Trying a final time to persuade Vladimir to hold off on using the serum, Gregor was shouted down, and reluctantly told Vladimir's doctors to begin the procedure. With the experiment a success, Gregor was instructed to bring Vladimir his Sergei's journals and prepare the servants to travel to the United States.
(Spider-Man I#50) - Arriving at the Kravinoff estate in
Upstate New York, Gregor looked on with dismay as Vladimir descended
into madness, seeking to avenge his father's suicide following his last
hunt for Spider-Man. Learning that Spider-Man was sighted, Gregor
brought Vladimir the hunting attire and equipment for his grim hunt.
Travelling with Vladimir via helicopter, Gregor
offered to stay close in case he needed assistance, but was told
Vladimir's pursuit to restore his family's honor was to be his alone.
Remaining in radio contact, Gregor caught up to Vladimir, now calling
himself the Grim Hunter, to stop Spider-Man from savagely beating him.
Torn from the helicopter, Gregor saw to the wounded Grim Hunter,
telling Spider-Man he'd protect him to his last breath but wouldn't
fight back since Vladimir's fight was his legacy. Snared with webbing,
Gregor and Vladimir were captured by Spider-Man and taken into police
custody.
(Spider-Man I#53 (fb) - BTS) - Vladimir bribed his and Gregor's way out of custody.
(Spider-Man I#54) - Watching the Grim Hunter speak to a painting of his father while proclaiming his lust to avenge his family's honor, Gregor lamented the fact he'd lost Vladimir to the Kravinoff family curse.
(Web of Spider-Man I#121) - The Grim Hunter's intense preparation for his hunt against Spider-Man continued to give Gregor pause. Silently questioning his role in Vladimir's plans, Gregor felt tormented by his surrogate son's descent into insanity, knowing that death he hoped to avenge was suicide.
(Spider-Man I#55) - Contacted by the Grim Hunter for aid while he hunted the mysterious Kaine in Central Park, Gregor arrived just as Kaine struck the killing blow with his "mark", mortally wounding Vladimir. Rushing to his side, Gregor held Vladimir's lifeless body, overcome with grief and desiring retribution. (see comments)
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#1 (fb) - BTS) - Gregor followed Peter Parker, knowing that he was Spider-Man, to Portland because he blamed him for the deaths of Sergei and Vladimir.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#2 (fb) - BTS) - He followed Peter for weeks and slowly drove him insane with a hallucinatory gas.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#1) - While Peter ran and jumped across the roofs of Portland, Gregor drugged him with a gas that caused Peter to have nightmares about his past life as Spider-Man. Gregor watched him from afar with his leopard Mishkin at his side. Peter's nightmarish illusions continued in his waking hours as well while Gregor reminisced in one of Kraven's mansions about the deaths of Vladimir and Sergei before burning an effigy of Spider-Man. Gregor watched as Peter, haunted by illusions, ran away in fear from his job as a teaching assistant at Portland Pacific during the day. At night Gregor shot more gas pellets through Peter's window, but to his surprise Peter overcame the illusion of a gigantic spider by destroying it...and the whole apartment with it. Gregor celebrated that he had broken Peter's mind and that he would soon kill him. Gregor was watched from the shadows by his mother.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#3 (fb) - BTS) - He had noticed that his mother was following him and one night slipped into her home to add some toxic elements to her mix of sacred herbs and flowers.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#2) - Gregor sparred with his leopard Mishkin at Kraven's mansion, but stopped when he felt the presence of someone else there. He walked across the mansion, picked up a rifle and thought about his next step to get his revenge against Peter, who was still suffering from illusions from the effects of the gas. Gregor captured him later that day and revealed that he was behind Peter slowly going insane because it was he blamed him for the deaths of Vladimir and Sergei. Peter fought back, but since he had lost his superhuman abilities he was no match for Gregor, who beat him up to draw out the spider within him. It didn't work and slightly disappointed Gregor told Peter that he would just kill him and then kill Peter's wife and unborn child. Gregor took the rifle Sergei had committed suicide with, but his mother Aja Orisha stopped Gregor from shooting Peter Parker.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#3) - Aja, better known to Peter as his work colleague Tracy Makeba, disarmed her son and he was just angry at her for lecturing after not seeing him for such a long time. She tried to remind Gregor of his true name and heritage while he held a knife to her throat, but hesitated and got kicked in the balls by her. Mother and son kept fighting physically, over his heritage and the fact that Aja besmirched the good name of Sergei Kravinoff. Aja got Gregor on the ground and nearly choked him to death until Peter's words stopped her. She took Peter to her place, but when she tried to heal him he went completely insane. Gregor appeared and revealed that it was his doing because he had secretly mixed toxic elements into her herbs and then had Mishkin attack her. Gregor then left with Mishkin to finish his goal to kill Peter Parker.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#4) - Gregor psychically connected to the animals in the zoo and filled them with his hatred and strength. They joined him in his final hunt of Peter Parker.
(Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#5) - Gregor took his menagerie of enraged zoo animals to Peter Parker's home, but was confronted by his mother, who gave him one final chance to stop this mad scheme. They fought each other while Peter fled with Mary Jane. Gregor accused her that he never mattered to her and ultimately sent the enraged zoo animals to attack her, but she fought back and sent them away even though they injured her. She forgot about the vulture though and it scratched her with his claws that Gregor had dipped in deadly potion, but Gregor had showed mercy and the potion's potency was not deadly. Gregor allowed her to live and then resumed his hunt for Peter Parker, who had been followed to Aja's place by Mishka. When Gregor finally made it there, Peter had put on his Spider-Man armor and was armed with a staff sickle. Gregor tried to shoot Spider-Man, but the bullets couldn't get through it. Gregor took off the armor piece by piece with his knife, but Spider-Man still managed to whack him over the head with the staff. Aja arrived to calm Mishka as the battle between her son and Spider-Man went on. Spider-Man overpowered Gregor, but showed mercy. Gregor was still too angry to accept that it was over, but Mary Jane stepped in front of him and told him to face the truth about Kraven, Grim Hunter and his own hatred, fear and misery they all projected on Peter. Gregor angrily tried to stab her, but his mother jumped in front of Mary Jane and was stabbed instead stabbed in the heart by Gregor. She died and overcome by grief he picked up his rifle to end his life like Kraven, but Peter stopped him and broke the rifle apart. Finally accepting his true heritage Takhar carried his mother away and promised Peter Parker that their war was over. He wished Peter and Mary Jane the peace and healing that he would never know and then just disappeared into a puff of smoke.
(Ka-Zar III#1 (fb)) - Contacted by Parnival Plunder, Gregor met with him in his New York skyscraper headquarters, disgusted with it's sterility. Attacked by Plunder's men to test his skills, Gregor defeated them with ease, prompting Plunder to offer him significant payment to kill his brother, Ka-Zar, Lord of the Savage Land.
(Ka-Zar III#2 (fb) - BTS) - Gregor travelled to the Savage Land via an airskimmer, a flying, motor-cycle-like vehicle.
(Ka-Zar III#1) - Arriving in the Savage Land, Gregor took control the N'Gala tribe, convincing them that taking their picture stole their souls. Providing them with armaments, Gregor watched their failed attempt to kill Ka-Zar.
(Ka-Zar III#2 (fb)) - Ka-Zar spotted Gregor observing the aftermath of the attack.
(Ka-Zar III#2) - While discussing his superiority over Ka-Zar, Gregor bemoaned the fact that for all of the technology he brought into the Savage Land he'd failed to consider bringing communication devices. Presented with "magic voice boxes" (walkie-talkies) forcibly wrested from the King of the T'okchi tribe, Gregor sent his forces off with instructions to expect orders. After ingesting a potion, Gregor made his way to a hidden "airskimmer" vehicle to depart, regretting that he'd not encountered Ka-Zar during his activities in the Savage Land, noting a part of him that lusted for a final battle between himself and the "Lord of the Savage Land". Meeting Gregor's desire, Ka-Zar attacked, taking his foe down into a nearby body of water. Using his knowledge of the Savage Land to his advantage, Ka-Zar lured Gregor into the path of a geyser, momentarily fazing him. Recovering, Gregor drew his firearm on Ka-Zar who was saved by the timely arrival of his wife, Shanna, and ally Zabu. Using a distraction from a bursting geyser to flee to his airskimmer, Gregor was stopped by Ka-Zar, whose tenacity impressed him; Gregor noted that were they not enemies he'd have enjoyed teaching Ka-Zar the same things he taught Kraven. Making a swift exit on his airskimmer with Ka-Zar's son Adam Kyle Matthew (addressed primarily as Matthew) in hand thanks to a N'Galan abductor, Gregor dragged a trailing Ka-Zar who ultimately disabled the airskimmer's to steer. Plummeting into the nearby arctic snow, the airskimmer went down in a fiery explosion, seemingly taking Gregor and Matthew with it.
(Ka-Zar III#3 (fb) - BTS) - Surviving the crash, Gregor took Matthew deep into the Antarctic, using him to ensnare Ka-Zar.
(Ka-Zar III#3) - Believing he had an advantage over Ka-Zar by taking him out of a familiar environment, Gregor instead found himself facing Ka-Zar's rage over the abduction of his son. Defeated, Gragor was dragged back to Ka-Zar and Shanna's home, disarmed, and strung up. Interrogated by Ka-Zar's ally Zira, a bruised and bloodied Gregor gave up Parnival as his employer.
(Ka-Zar III#18 (fb) - BTS) - Gregor eventually escaped from Ka-Zar's home.
(Ka-Zar III#18 (fb) - BTS) - For several months, Gregor observed Ka-Zar and Shanna, learning their habits and patterns.
(Ka-Zar III#18) - Ambushing Shanna, Gregor boasted how knowledge of his enemies' patterns would give him the winning edge. Taking their fight into an underground cave to avoid a Tyrannosaurus stampede (summoned by Shanna), Gregor denied any knowledge of Matthew Plunder's whereabouts, but boasted that he'd be suited to raise the boy after the death of his parents, making reference to his prior guardianship of Vladimir. Threatened with another stampede that would bring the cave down on them, Gregor opted to release Shanna, promising the next time they met she wouldn't see him coming until it was too late.
(Ka-Zar III#19 (fb) - BTS) - Gregor's threat was relayed to Ka-Zar.
(Ka-Zar III#19) - Tracking Ka-Zar, Gregor prepared to strike, nearly vanquishing his foe before a last minute warning from Zira gave Ka-Zar a chance to avoid the killing strike. The superior fighter, Gregor continued to unleash his vengeance on Ka-Zar until he believed he'd drowned him. Instead of defeat, Gregor's attack sent Ka-Zar into a berserk rage, that ended with Gregor begging for mercy and a maddened Ka-Zar ready to throw him to his death.
(Ka-Zar III#20) - Coming to his senses, Ka-Zar dumped Gregor's unconscious form before Shanna and Zira.
(Ka-Zar III#20 (fb) - BTS) - Following his expulsion from the Savage Land by it's guardians the Bhadwuans, Ka-Zar had Gregor bound to his sleigh as he, Shanna, Matthew, and Zira prepared to leave. While burying the body of a friend killed during the recent chaos, Ka-Zar learned that Gregor had been spirited by the Bhadwuans, who wished to offer him another path.
Comments: Created by Howard Mackie and Tom Lyle
It's unrevealed whether Gregor is a first or last name, a single name, or an alias.
His full name was revealed as Gregor Kravinoff, but that wasn't actually his real name anyway.
--Markus Raymond
As per Amazing Spider-Man II#567, Vladimir was forty-four years old at the time of his death; while this wouldn't necessarily mean Gregor had access to one of the Kravinoff family life-extending potions (he could be a very fit sixty-something -- not unheard of in the Marvel Universe), his mentorship of Sergei Kravinoff would indicate that Gregor's lifespan has been extended to an unrevealed degree. Details of Gregor's life and his time as Sergei's instructor were largely unrevealed; additionally there was no indication Gregor partook of Sergei's potions prior to Vladimir's death.
Most of it was explained in 2023's Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt mini-series by J.M. DeMatteis.
--Markus Raymond
Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt explained everything!
--Markus Raymond
Gregor's ultimate fate following his abduction by the Savage Land's Bhadwuans is unrevealed; it's fair to assume he's no longer in the Savage Land however, considering his grudge against Ka-Zar, who, obviously, returned to the Savage Land about five minutes after he was exiled. Additionally, Gregor wasn't present during Sasha Kravinoff's successful resurrection of Sergei and ill-fated resurrection of Vladimir. It's unrevealed if Gregor is aware of either event, but if he's still in the Savage Land he presumably became aware following the Kravinoff's subsequent relocation there.
There is no indication that Sergei ever legally adopted him. Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#4 does reveal that he was one of the servants at Spider-Man's grave, which means he was in a few issues of the Kraven's Last Hunt storyline, which was also written by J.M. DeMatteis.
--Markus Raymond
Profile by G Morrow. Update by Markus Raymond & Quiof Thrul (Lost Hunt).
CLARIFICATIONS:
Gregor has no known connections to
images:
Spider-Man I#50, p10, pan3 (main image)
Spider-Man I#49, p8, pan1 (at the Kravinoff ancestral home)
Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#2, p7, pan1 (in Portland)
Ka-Zar III#1, p18, pan6 (close-up)
Ka-Zar III#2, p5, pan5 (hunting in the Savage Land)
Appearances:
Web of Spider-Man I#31-32 (October-November, 1987) - J.M. DeMatteis (writer), Mike Zeck (pencils), Bob McLeod (inks), Jim Salicrup (editor)
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man I#132 (November, 1987) - J.M. DeMatteis (writer), Mike Zeck (pencils), Bob McLeod (inks), Jim Salicrup (editor)
Spider-Man I#47 (June, 1994) - Howard Mackie (writer), Tom Lyle (pencils), Scott Hanna (inks), Danny Fingeroth (editor)
Spider-Man I#48 (July, 1994) - Howard Mackie (writer), Tom Lyle (pencils), Scott Hanna (inks), Danny Fingeroth (editor)
Spider-Man I#49 (August, 1994) - Howard Mackie (writer), Tom Lyle (pencils), Palmer, Janson & Rubinstein (finishes), Danny Fingeroth (editor)
Spider-Man I#50 (September, 1994) - Howard Mackie (writer), Tom Lyle (pencils), Scott Hanna (inkers), Danny Fingeroth (editor)
Story 2: Howard Mackie (writer), Ron Randall (pencils), Bob McLeod (inker), Danny Fingeroth (editor)
Spider-Man I#53 (December, 1994) - Howard Mackie & Tom Lyle (story & art), Scott Hanna (finishes), Danny Fingeroth (editor)
Spider-Man I#54 (January, 1995) - Howard Mackie/Tom Lyle (story & art), Scott Hanna (inks), Danny Fingeroth (editor)
Web of Spider-Man I#121 (February, 1995) - Todd Dezago (guest writer), Phil Gosier (guest breakdowns), DeLa Rosa & Emberlin (finishes), Eric Fein (editor)
Spider-Man I#55 (February, 1995) - Howard Mackie (writer), Mike Manley (guest penciler), Joe Rubinstein (guest inker), Danny Fingeroth (editor)
Ka-Zar III#1 (May, 1997) - Mark Waid & Andy Kubert (story tellers), Jesse Delperdang (inker), Matt Idelson (editor)
Ka-Zar III#2 (June, 1997) - Mark Waid & Andy Kubert (storytellers), Jesse Delperdang (inker), Matt Idelson (editor)
Ka-Zar III#3 (July, 1997) - Mark Waid & Andy Kubert (story tellers), Jesse Delperdang (inker), Matt Idelson (editor)
Ka-Zar III#18 (October, 1998) - J. Felder (writer), A. Williams (penciler), A. Lanning (inker), M. Idelson (editor)
Ka-Zar III#19 (November, 1998) - J. Felder (writer), K. Martinez (penciler), A. Rodriguez (inker), M. Idelson (editor)
Ka-Zar III#20 (December, 1998) - J. Felder (writer), K. Martinez (penciler), A. Rodriguez & R. Ramos (inkers), M. Idelson (editor)
Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#1 (January, 2023) - J.M. DeMatteis (writer), Eder Messias (pencils), Belardino Brabo (inks), Danny Khazem (editor)
Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#2 (February, 2023) - J.M. DeMatteis (writer), Eder Messias (pencils; 1-11), Belardino Brabo (inks; 1-11), Brent Peeples (artist; 12-20), Danny Khazem (editor)
Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#3 (March 2023) - J.M. DeMatteis (writer) Eder Messias (pencils), Belardino Brabo (inks), Kyle Hotz (artist; mindscape sequence), Danny Khazem (editor)
Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#4 (April 2023) - J.M. DeMatteis (writer) Eder Messias (pencils; main story), Belardino Brabo (inks; main story), Marguerite Sauvage (artist; Orisha sequence), Travel Foreman (artist; Kraven sequence), Danny Khazem (editor)
Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt#5 (May, 2023) - J.M. DeMatteis (writer), Eder Messias (pencils), Belardino Brabo & Wayne Faucher (inks), Danny Khazem (editor)
First Posted: 11/02/2010
Last updated: 11/23/2025
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