DANSEN MACABRE
Real Name: Unrevealed
Identity/Class: Human mutate
Occupation: Professional criminal;
former exotic
dancer
Group Membership: Night Shift
(Digger/Roderick
Krupp, Skein (Sybil Dvorak; formerly Gypsy Moth); formerly
Brothers
Grimm/Percy and Barton Grimes,
Hangman
(Jason Rolands), Misfit/Mitchell
Godey, Needle/Josef
Saint, Shroud/Maximilian Coleridge, Tatterdemalion/Arnold Paffenroth,
Tick-Tock, Waxman, Werewolf
(Jack Russell);
formerly
Superia's Femizons
Affiliations: Black
Talon (Samuel Barone), Captain America (Steve Rogers), the
Hood and his "villain army" (Centurius,
Crossfire and others), Mecha-Lords of Hell,
Shiva, Superior Spider-Man (Otto Octavius);
formerly Satannish
Enemies: Avengers West Coast (Hawkeye/Clint Barton, Hercules, Iron Man/Tony Stark, Jocasta, Living Lightning/Miguel de Santos, Mockingbird/Bobbie Morse-Barton, Moon Knight/Marc Spector, Scarlet Witch/Wanda Maximoff, Spider-Woman/Julia Carpenter, Tigra/Greer Nelson, USAgent/John Walker, Vision/Victor Shade, Vision/Jonas, Wasp/Hank Pym, Wonder Man/Simon Williams), Blazing Skull (Jim Scully), Deadpool ("Wade Wilson"), Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange), Echo (Maya Lopez), Kali, Locksmith, Machine Man (X-51), Dr. Karl Malus, the Midnight Sons (Daimon Hellstrom, Jennifer Kale, Man-Thing, Michael Morbius, Werewolf/Jack Russell), Count Nefaria (Luchino Nefaria), Paladin ("Paul Denning"), Power Broker (Curtiss Jackson), Satannish, Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Spider-Man (Norman Osborn) of Earth-44145, Spiders-Man of Earth-11580, Stature (Cassie Lang), Terrax the Tamer, unidentified followers of Master Pandemonium
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: None
Base of Operations: San Francisco, California;
formerly the Tower of Shadows, Los Angeles, California
formerly the sewers of Los Angeles
formerly Las Vegas, Nevada
First Appearance: Marvel Team-Up I#93 (May, 1980)
Powers/Abilities: As a priestess of Shiva, Dansen had mastered the mystical, hypnotic "Dance of Shiva" that could entrance her audience, making their mind and body susceptible to her commands. A variation of this dance could even kill. She was also able to place herself outside human perception, making her undetectable by the naked eye and even eluding Spider-Man's "spider sense." Dansen had undetermined extrasensory perception which allowed her to see even when covered in the Shroud's veil of darkness.
When her powers were temporarily enhanced by Satannish, Macabre could teleport people and objects as massive as the Tower of Shadows, including the entire rock wall it sat on. She could also use her dance moves to blind people.
Dansen was proficient in the use of bladed weapons,
preferring a kris
dagger to kill her enemies. Despite the fact she was a more than proficient
dancer, her acting and performance skills left much to be desired.
History:
(Marvel Team-Up I#94 (fb) - BTS) - Through unrevealed
ways, the exotic dancer who would become known as Dansen Macabre joined
the Cult of Shiva. When she learned that the Shroud, empowered by
Shiva's rival Kali, had turned to crime and was using the powers he'd
been granted to set himself up as a Los Angeles crime lord, she swore to
kill him for this blasphemous act (see
comments).
(Marvel Team-Up I#93) - Dansen Macabre visited the Shroud's jazz club where she witnessed Spider-Man's fight against Tatterdemalion. The webslinger mistook the dressed up dancer for his similarly clothed quarry and chased her. She led him to her penthouse apartment, a stylish abode turned into a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva, where she introduced herself to the stunned hero.
(Marvel Team-Up I#94 (fb)) - Quickly entrancing Spider-Man with her hypnotic dance, she ordered the hero to attack the Shroud who was running his criminal operation from the club.
(Marvel Team-Up I#94 - BTS) - Spider-Man complied and returned to the jazz club to fight Shroud, who was able to free the hero's mind after a brief struggle. They decided to trick Dansen by having Spider-Man deliver "The Shroud" to her (in reality it was a dummy dressed in his costume).
(Marvel Team-Up I#94) - Pleased to see Spider-Man return with the Shroud, she prepared to kill him with her kris dagger. Spider-Man protested, but was unable to move after she took control over his body. She quickly realized she'd been duped, however, as the real Shroud made his appearance. Dansen then fought the Shroud, who figured he could elude her with his darkness, but she proved able to see him even in the pitch black. By rapidly dispelling his darkness, Shroud temporarily blinded her while the shock also freed Spider-Man. Though robbed of her sight, Dansen could still perform the dance of death, but that proved useless against the blind Shroud, who also shielded Spider-Man's eyes with patches of darkness. In a final, desperate move she placed herself outside the realm of human perception and, believing herself invisible, tried to stab Shroud. He sensed her, though she landed a kick that knocked the wind right out of him. While a confused Spider-Man looked after the toppled over Shroud, Dansen tried to crush the heroes by toppling over the giant statue of Shiva. Spider-Man caught the massive structure. Recovered, Shroud knocked Macabre out with a single punch, but then got into a fight with Spider-Man when he refused to turn Dansen in. Shroud reasoned no jail could hold her anyway, but to Spider-Man it was proof Shroud really was a villain. After a brief scuffle, Shroud simply vanished, leaving Spider-Man and the unconscious Dansen alone. Fed up, Spider-Man decided to head back to New York but not before calling the cops to pick up Dansen Macabre.
(Spider-Woman I#50 - BTS) - Apparently eluding the police, Dansen was
later captured and imprisoned by Locksmith along with other Los Angeles
based super-powered beings like Tigra, Werewolf, Daddy Longlegs, and the
Shroud. Locksmith had the floor of her cell filled with marbles to keep
her permanently off balance, preventing Macabre from performing any of her
dances.
(Spider-Woman I#50) - Locksmith and his associate Tick-Tock abducted
Spider-Woman and locked her up along with Dansen and the others. However,
Spider-Woman was able to escape her cell and, with some help from Gypsy Moth, Tigra,
and Shroud, defeated their wardens. After freeing her friends and
associates like Mickey Silk, the Werewolf, and Daddy Longlegs, Spider-Woman
informed the police where they could find the still locked up Macabre and
the other villains.
(Deadpool: Back in Black#1 (fb) - BTS) - When Deadpool and Machine tried to steal a Kali statue from the Mecho-Lords of Hell, Dansen Macabre used her hypnotic dance against the thieves. While Deadpool pluck out his own eyes, Machine Man was affected by the dance.
(Deadpool: Back in Black#1) - Dansen Macabre watched Machine Man fight Deadpool. When Deadpool's eyes grew back Dansen was hoping to use her dance against him, but Deadpool got taken over by the Venom symbiote, which rendered him immune to her dance once again. Deadpool used his new symbiote-enhanced powers to defeat and web up the Cult of Kali and Dansen Macabre. Machine Man took the statue after Deadpool just left.
(Captain America I#330 (fb) - BTS) - Somehow being able to overlook the
fact she'd tried to slaughter him, the Shroud recruited Dansen Macabre
into his newly formed Night Shift and even made her deputy leader. Serving
with other villains like the Brothers Grimm, Needle, Digger,
Tatterdemalion, and Tick-Tock, she bought the Shroud's lie that the team
would be preying on other villains strictly for personal gain. The team
was housed in the Tower of Shadows, but used the LA sewer system, which
Tatterdemalion regarded as his home, as their underground transportation
way. At some point, the Power Broker (Curtiss Jackson) began to use the
sewers to rid himself of his failed power-augmented subjects. The mentally
deranged brutes began to roam around in packs, a threat to the general
public. Shroud had Dansen and the Night Shift take down and lock up as
many mutates as they could find.
(Captain America I#330) - Captain America, while looking for his friend
D-Man, entered the LA sewers and found himself surrounded by several of
the Power Broker's failed mutates. Tatterdemalion and some of the Night
Shift came to his aid. After the fight, Captain America ran into the fully
assembled Night Shift, but the Shroud quickly used his powers to quietly
inform the Avenger of his true motives and asked him to play along. Shroud
told Dansen Macabre to use her dance to entrance the hero, which she
happily did. However, Shroud secretly covered Cap's eyes with his
darkness, allowing the Avenger to remain unaffected. Dansen believed her
dance had worked and had no problem with Captain America joining them in
an attack on the estate of the Power Broker. Driving up in three hearses,
the Night Shift made their way on to the premises where they fought the
Broker's enhanced guards while Cap went forth to confront the man himself.
(Captain America I#331 - BTS) - After the Power Broker's defeat, Shroud
ordered Dansen and the other Night Shift members to bring in the 29 or so
mutates they had previously captured so they could be cured.
(Solo Avengers#3/2) - Dansen Macabre and the other Night Shift members
watched as Moon Knight (Marc Spector) tried to make his way into the
hazardous Tower of Shadows. Unbeknownst to the hero, who merely wanted
information on criminal Cornelius van Lunt, Shroud considered the Fist of
Khonshu as the team's potential new leader. After surviving the lethal
traps and a fight with the Shroud, Moon Knight declined the team's offer
and departed.
(West Coast Avengers II#40 (fb) - BTS) - At some point,
one of the Power Broker's failed mutations joined the team, taking the
name Misfit.
(West Coast Avengers II#40 - BTS) - Mockingbird came across Digger who
was right in the middle of burying the three criminal Calamari brothers
in the street, and attacked him. She quickly defeated Krupp and turned
him over to the local authorities.
(West Coast Avengers II#40) - The Gypsy Moth learned of Digger's defeat
at the hands of Mockingbird and informed the Night Shift. Unaware
Mockingbird was no longer a member of the team, Tatterdemalion became
infuriated with the Avengers for trying to muscle in on their turf. This
convinced Dansen, acting as deputy leader in the Shroud's absence, that
a retaliatory strike on the Avengers in their compound was the right
move. Despite their best efforts, the Night Shift proved no match for
the more powerful Avengers Vision and Wonder Man. Even though they were
overpowered quickly, the Shroud's arrival allowed them to escape.
(Captain America I#387 (fb) - BTS)- Dansen Macabre and her fellow Night
Shift member Gypsy Moth were among the super-powered females assembled by
Nightshade to be Superia’s Femizons.
(Captain America I#388) - Captain America and Paladin came across
Nightshade’s ship transporting the Femizons to a rendezvous with the
cruiseship S.S. Superia.
(Captain America I#389) - On board the S.S. Superia, Dansen Macabre had a
front row seat when she attended the "Power Pageant," an exhibition of
superhuman feats that was interrupted when contestant Ferocia smelled the
presence of Captain America and Paladin on the ship. All the Femizons
joined in to attack the two heroes.
(Captain America I#390) -
Outnumbered and outgunned, Captain America and Paladin were eventually
overpowered and captured by the Femizons. Dansen Macabre used her
domination dance to bind the heroes to her will, forcing them to reveal
why they were there. Cap's will power proved exceptionally strong, and he
only revealed they were there to find Diamondback. Though Titania was all
for killing them, Superia ordered the Femizons to bring the two to her
island. Upon arriving on Superia's island, Dansen used her powers to keep
the prisoners docile until they reached Superia herself who announced
she'd be turning the two men into women.
(Captain America I#391) - Dansen, along with all the other Femizons,
attended Superia's meeting in which she outlined her plans to guide Earth
into becoming Femizonia, the 23rd century alternate future
Femizonia's alleged descendent, Thundra, hails from.
(Captain America I#392 - BTS) - Captain America, freed by Asp and
Diamondback, discovered Superia’s plan: turn Earth into Femizonia by
launching a rocket that would sterilize all women of the planet except
those gathered on her island. He used her own ego to defeat her. Escaping
her island, he made contact with the Avengers and learned the Qusar had
led the rocket into space where its payload could do no harm. Planning to
come back and clean up Superia’s island of Dansen and the others with the
Avengers, he was informed by the Vision that there was no trace of
Superia’s island for two hundred and twenty-one miles.
(Avengers West Coast#76 (fb) - BTS) - The Hangman
(Jason Rolands) arrived at the Tower of Shadows where he revealed the
true, heroic nature of both Shroud and the Werewolf. After getting rid
of the two, he took over as team leader.
(Avengers West Coast#76 - BTS) - Upset that his movie The
Demon That Devoured Hollywood was being reshot, the Hangman led
some of the Night Shift in an attack on the set. They were opposed by
several Avengers who happened to visit the set because Wonder Man was
working on the film as a stunt man. Still unable to stand up against the
heroes, the Night Shift returned to the Tower of Shadows.
(Avengers West Coast#76) - Hangman tempted Dansen Macabre and the
others with promises of power and stardom by reminding them of what they
had once been, though Macabre insisted she wasn't a stripper, but an
exotic dancer. Using his noose to open a dimensional portal, Hangman roped
them into entering the realm of Satannish where they all traded their
souls for enhanced powers. As the Avengers investigated not only the
Night Shift but missing actor Jason Rolands (unaware
he was Hangman), the Night Shift attacked again. Dansen not
only showed off her ability to teleport, but was also able to blind her
spectators. This proved instrumental in time defeating Hawkeye,
Spider-Woman and USAgent. The captured Avengers were then placed on a
sacrificial disc while the Night Shift chanted to Satannish. A portal
opened, and Satannish's hand reached out towards the Avengers.
(Avengers West Coast#77 - BTS) - To track down the Night Shift and
their ever elusive base, Iron Man allowed Digger to escape from prison,
hoping he would lead the Avengers to their captured teammates inside the
Tower of Shadows which he did.
(Avengers West Coast#77) - Iron Man and Living Lightning arrived at
the Tower in time to free their comrades and attacked the demon, but he
departed, as did the Night Shift using Dansen Macabre's new
teleportation powers. Hangman sent Tick-Tock, Tatterdemalion, Macabre
and Misfit to the Devoured set,
where they kidnapped Wonder Man, who had resumed acting duties on the
film. Hangman revealed himself to Wonder Man as Rolands. Wonder Man
opted to play along, offering to star in Rolands' version of the movie.
(Avengers West Coast#78) - Night Shift and Wonder Man began shooting their "opus" with a
kidnapped film crew, as the hero waited for the right time to stop them.
Dansen Macabre was displeased with both the plot and the fact she barely
had any lines. Hangman told Macabre that her voice and acting abilities
weren't exactly her strongest assets. To lure Hangman and his team out
of hiding, the Avengers convinced the real crew of Devoured
to replace the missing Wonder Man with USAgent. In the meantime, Iron
Man visited Dr. Strange for help regarding Satannish. The Night Shift
attacked the Devoured set
again, and captured USAgent.
(Avengers West Coast#79) - Using her enhanced powers, Dansen Macabre
teleported the Tower of Shadows, including the hill it sat on, right
next to the movie set. Despite this display of force, the hostage crew
members attempted to fight back against the Night Shift, and were almost
killed before the Avengers arrived and rescued them, releasing their
comrades Wonder Man and USAgent in the process. Hangman then conjured
Satannish who began to manifest in this dimension, actively empowering
the Night Shift members who grew even more powerful. However, Scarlet
Witch was able to summon Dr. Strange who quickly deduced the Night
Shift's souls were stolen. He used his spells to return their souls, upon
which Dansen Macabre and the others joined the Avengers in opposing
Satannish who was eventually cast out. In the aftermath, Macabre and the
other Night Shift members were apprehended by the Avengers.
(Marvel: Year in Review '92 - BTS) - At the Bar With No Name in Springdale, Connecticut the audience was waiting for Dansen Macabre and her Exotic Dance Troupe to perform. Before the act everyone fled the bar when someone in management dressed up as Scourge to chase them all out so that they could close the bar for the evening.
(Dark Reign Files) - Quasimodo analyzed Dansen Macabre and the other Night Shift members' potential usefulness to Norman Osborn. The living computer concluded that with their most powerful members gone and without reliable leadership, the team's current potential was low, though they could be used by the Hood to gain a foothold into the West Coast criminal scene via the Brothers Grimm.
(Marvel Zombies 4#2 (fb) - BTS) - Dansen Macabre and the other Night Shift members were recruited into the Hood's villain army.
(Marvel Zombies 4#2 (fb) - BTS) -
(Marvel Zombies 4#2) - The Hood called the Night Shift (Dansen Macabre,
Digger, Needle, and Tatterdemalion) to accompany him to a meeting with the
Black Talon on the island nation of Taino. The Talon had invited the Hood
to discuss the purchase of an other-worldly virus that induces
zombification. Sensing the presence of the Midnight Sons, a group
organized to eradicate the virus, the Hood sent the Night Shift to stop
them from interfering. Dansen took on sorceress Jennifer Kale, who
commented on the fact Macabre was a naked skank before getting knocked out
by her Kali-empowered dance moves
(see comments). Though they ambushed the Midnight Sons, the Night
Shift was soon overpowered, with Dansen Macabre getting assaulted and bit
by Morbius the Living Vampire. Regrouping, the Night Shift lurched
forward, ignoring a warning from their foes that the plague approached.
The plague tore the Night Shift apart, disintegrating their remains.
(Marvel Zombies 4#4 (fb) - BTS) - Dormammu resurrected the Night Shift as
mangled zombie versions of themselves and sent them after the Midnight
Sons to distract them while he wrested control of the plague.
(Marvel Zombies 4#4) - Bursting into the Black Talon's plantation while
the Midnight Sons and a powerless Hood worked to stop the plague, the
Night Shift were held back by the Hood, Morbius, and Hellstrom. With the
plague successfully contained within Simon Garth, the Night Shift returned
to their human forms and were ultimately teleported away by a re-powered
Hood.
(Mighty Avengers I#32) - Using Henry Pym's Infinite Mansion, the "Mighty" Avengers were able to teleport to anywhere in the world. This allowed them to quickly respond to a variety of threats that caught their attention, such as foiling Dansen Macabre's latest criminal scheme in Paris.
(Heroic Age: Villains I#1) - Upon assuming command of
SHIELD, Steve Rogers comprised a series of threat analyses of the most
prevalent super powered menaces, including Dansen Macabre. Rogers
concluded that she should only be approached by operatives prepared for
her hypnotic dance, adding that additional members of the Night Shift
might be lurking in the shadows at all times.
(Moon Knight IV#3) -
Dansen Macabre and the other members of Night Shift were hired by LA
crimeboss Snapdragon (Sheoke Sanada,
acting on orders from Count Nefaria) to seek out and capture
Moon Knight.
(Moon Knight IV#4) - The Night Shift caught up with Marc Spector who was
having a talk with Maya Lopez (the deaf vigilante Echo) outside on a
bench. When Spector refused Tick-Tock's polite invitation to accompany
them, the Night Shift attacked. Dansen decided to stay out of the
conflict, waiting for the right moment to jump in. When she caught Moon
Knight off guard, she used her hypnotic dance moves to seduce and subdue
him. However, Echo spotted her and, using a gun she got off Tick-Tock,
shot Macabre just as she was planning to stab Moon Knight with her
concealed blade. With their de facto leader down for the count, the
Night Shift were no match for the two Avengers who defeated the
vigilantes and held them down long enough for the police to arrive and
arrest them.
(Moon Knight IV#5 - BTS) - The Night Shift were released
from jail after their lawyer made the case they really were the victims
of two outlaw vigilantes beating on them.
(Moon Knight IV#6) - Snapdragon brought Dansen and the other Night Shift
members to meet with her boss who wanted to discuss why the six of them
had failed to capture the two heroes. Nefaria insulted the team for
their bumbling incompetence, which they took offense to. But before
anyone could act, they were incinerated by Nefaria's ionic energy blast.
As the Night Shift's remains continued to smolder, Nefaria turned to
Snapdragon and requested she aimed a bit higher the next time she hired
outside help.
(Fearless Defenders I#6 - BTS) - Perhaps unaware of Dansen's
apparent demise, Caroline le Fay considered Macabre as a potential
candidate for her new Doom Maidens.
SECRET WARS III HAPPENED (...Dansen got better?)
(Superior Octopus#1) - The Night Shift (Dansen Macabre, Brothers Grimm, Skein and Waxman) robbed a bus full of rich folks in San Francisco. Superior Octopus thwarted their plan as Dansen's powers were useless against him because his goggles countered the effect of her hypnotic dance. Superior Octopus offered Night Shift to pay them for becoming his informants if they left their criminal endeavors in return. They took his offer.
(Superior Spider-Man II#1 (fb) - BTS) - Night Shift served as Superior Spider-Man's eyes and ears in the underworld of San Francisco.
(Superior Spider-Man II#1) - Dansen Macabre and Digger helped the Superior Spider-Man against followers of Master Pandemonium. Dansen Macabre ended the violence by using her hypnotic dance on the cultists and ordered them to go to the police and confess their crimes. Superior Spider-Man complimented Dansen and the rest of Night Shift for their performance and considered giving them a performance bonus. Dansen suggested to talk about it over dinner, but Superior Spider-Man rejected her offer because he was her employer.
(Superior Spider-Man II#2) - Night Shift joined Superior Spider-Man in his battle against Terrax, but fled the scene after Digger was cut in half by Terrax.
(Superior Spider-Man II#4) - The Superior Spider-Man summoned the Night Shift to help with the clean-up and saving civilians after the battle against Terrax. Superior Spider-Man sent Night Shift away when the authorities approached.
(Superior Spider-Man II#11) - Spiders-Man (Earth-11580) and Spider-Man (Norman Osborn of Earth-44145) attacked and defeated Night Shift members Skein, Dansen Macabre and Digger after they were sold out by the Brothers Grimm. Osborn tried to rob the Superior Spider-Man of his allies.
Comments: Created by Steven Grant (writer), Tom
Sutton & Carmen Infantino (pencils), Jim Mooney (inks)
For someone who started out as a religious zealot, it's a bit ironic Dansen actually tried to crush Shroud and Spider-Man by toppling over the statue of her own god Shiva. Who's the blasphemous one now, m'dear?
Speaking of Shiva and Kali, I'm no expert when it comes to Hindu deities but it seems Dansen shifted gods along the way. In her first appearance, she's an agent of Shiva, out to destroy the Kali empowered Shroud only to refer to herself as "the stylus through which Kali, the Black One, writes universal agony and eternal ecstasy".
Marvel Zombies suggested
Dansen has been naked all along, but the art in all her previous and
subsequent appearances don't support this. Still, the outfits she wears
are so skimpy and skin tight, she might as well have been fighting in
the nude.
The codename "Dansen Macabre" is of course based on the rather excellent classical piece Danse Macabre by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns (1835 - 1921). The composition is based upon a poem by Henri Cazalis, on an old French superstition: "Zig, zig, zig, Death in a cadence, Striking with his heel". Incidentally, "Dansen" happens to be Dutch for "dancing", which shouldn't come as that big a surprise given her powers.
Dansen Macabre received profiles in Official Handbook of
the Marvel Universe I#3, Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe III#5
and Heroic Age: Villains I#1.
Profile by Norvo.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Dansen Macabre should not be confused with
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Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe III#5, p29, pan3 (main image)
Marvel Team-Up I#94, p11, pans4&5 (steps outside human perception)
Spider-Woman I#50, p8, pan3 (locked up by Locksmith)
Captain America I#390, p11, pan1 (performs the Domination Dance)
Avengers West Coast II#78, p6, pan2 (is ready for her closeup)
Moon Knight IV#4, p17, pan1 & 2 (shot by Echo)
Appearances:
Marvel Team-Up I#93 (May, 1980) - Steven Grant (writer), Tom Sutton & Carmen Infantino (pencils), Jim Mooney (inks), Dennis O'Neil (editor)
Marvel Team-Up I#94 (June, 1980) - Steven Grant (writer), Mike Zeck (pencils), Mike Esposito (inks), Dennis O'Neil (editor)
Spider-Woman I#50 (June, 1983) - Ann Nocenti (writer), Brian Postman (pencils), Sam DeLaRosa (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
Captain America I#330 (June, 1987) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Tom Morgan (pencils), Sam DeLaRosa (inks), Don Daley (editor)
Captain America I#331 (July, 1987) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Paul Neary (pencils), Vincent Colletta (inks), Don Daley (editor)
Solo Avengers I#3/2 (February, 1988) - Roger Stern (writer), Bob Hall (pencils), Stan Drake (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
West Coast Avengers II#40 (January, 1989) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Al Milgrom (pencils), Gustovich (inks), Howard Mackie (editor)
Captain America I#387 (Early July, 1991) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rik Levins (pencils), Danny Bulanadi (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Captain America I#388 (Late July, 1991) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rik Levins (pencils), Danny Bulanadi (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Captain America I#389 (Early August, 1991) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rik Levins (pencils), Danny Bulanadi (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Captain America I#390 (Late August, 1991) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rik Levins (pencils), Danny Bulanadi (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Captain America I#391 (Early September, 1991) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rik Levins (pencils), Danny Bulanadi (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Captain America I#392 (Late September, 1991) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rik Levins (pencils), Danny Bulanadi (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Avengers West Coast#76 (November, 1991) - Roy & Dann Thomas (writers), David Ross (pencils), Tim Dzon (inks), NelYomtov (editor)
Avengers West Coast#77 (December, 1991) - Roy & Dann Thomas (writers), David Ross (pencils), Tim Dzon (inks), NelYomtov (editor)
Avengers West Coast#78 (January, 1992) - Roy & Dann Thomas (writers), David Ross (pencils), Tim Dzon (inks), NelYomtov (editor)
Avengers West Coast#79 (February, 1992) - Roy & Dann Thomas (writers), David Ross (pencils), Tim Dzon (inks), NelYomtov (editor)
Marvel: Year in Review '92 (1992) - Peter Sanderson (writer)
Dark Reign Files (February, 2009) - Michael Hoskin & various others (writer), Jeff Youngquist (editor)
Marvel Zombies 4#2 (July, 2009) - Fred Van Lente (writer), Kev Walker (pencils & inks), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Marvel Zombies 4#4 (September, 2009) - Fred Van Lente (writer), Kev Walker (pencils & inks), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Mighty Avengers I#32 (February, 2010) - Dan Slott (writer), Khoi Pham (pencils), Craig Yeung (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Moon Knight IV#3 (September, 2011) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (pencils & inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Moon Knight IV#4 (October, 2011) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (pencils & inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Moon Knight IV#5 (November, 2011) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (pencils & inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Moon Knight IV#6 (December, 2011) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (pencils & inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Fearless Defenders I#6 (September, 2013) - Cullen Bunn (writer), William Sliney (pencils & inks), Ellie Pyle (editor)
Deadpool: Back in Black#1 (December, 2016) - Cullen Bunn (writer), Salva Espin (artist), Jordan D. White (editor)
Superior Octopus#1 (December, 2018) - Christos Gage (writer), Mike Hawthorne (pencils), Wade von Grawbadger (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
Superior Spider-Man II#1 (February, 2019) - Christos Gage (writer), Mike Hawthorne (pencils), Wade von Grawbadger (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
Superior Spider-Man II#2 (March, 2019) - Christos Gage (writer), Mike Hawthorne (pencils), Wade von Grawbadger with Victor Olazaba (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
Superior Spider-Man II#4 (May, 2019) - Christos Gage (writer), Mike Hawthorne (pencils), Wade von Grawbadger (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
Superior Spider-Man II#11 (November, 2019) - Christos Gage (writer), Mike Hawthorne (pencils), Wade von Grawbadger (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
First Posted: 02/19/2015
Last updated: 05/08/2023
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