DIGGER
Real Name: Roderick Krupp
Identity/Class: Human mutate;
citizen of the United
States of America (see comments)
Occupation: Professional criminal;
former TV host;
former monster hunter;
formerly grave digger
Group Membership: Night Shift
(Dansen Macabre, Gypsy
Moth/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)
Affiliations: Black Talon (Samuel Barone),
Captain America (Steve Rogers), Headstone P. Gravely, the
Hood and his "villain army" (Centurius,
Crossfire and others),
House of Shadows, Anna Maria Marconi, James Martin, Snapdragon, Superior Spider-Man (Otto Octavius);
formerly Satannish
Enemies: Avengers West Coast (Hawkeye/Clint Barton, Iron Man/Tony Stark, Living Lightning/Miguel 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", Wonder Man/Simon Williams), Blazing Skull (Jim Scully), Calamari Brothers, Count Nefaria (Luchino Nefaria), Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange), Echo (Maya Lopez), Dr. Karl Malus, the Midnight Sons (Daimon Hellstrom, Jennifer Kale, Man-Thing, Michael Morbius, Werewolf/Jack Russell), Power Broker (Curtiss Jackson), Satannish, Spider-Man (Norman Osborn) of Earth-44145, Spiders-Man of Earth-11580, Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew), Terrax the Tamer, unidentified followers of Master Pandemonium
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: "Your favorite graveyard ghoul" (nickname
he used himself);
"Doglick", "Frankie-boy", "Frankenstein Jr."
(insults used by Mockingbird)
Base of Operations: San Francisco, California;
formerly the Tower of
Shadows, Los Angeles, California
First Appearance: Tower of Shadows I#1 (September,
1969)
Powers/Abilities: Digger reportedly possessed no known super human abilities (see comments); however, he had sufficient strength to break through cement and was strong enough to fight off and subdue up to three adult men single-handedly.
Obsessed with ghoulish tales, the deranged former gravedigger believed even the living were already dead and needed to be buried. A gifted storyteller with a flair for the dramatic, he formerly worked as a TV show host and real estate agent specializing in acquiring, taming and selling haunted properties like the Tower of Shadows. Digger seemed able to instinctively sense the elusive Tower of Shadow's location.
His weapon of choice was a special alloy shovel of unidentified design that he wielded with deadly accuracy. While he was briefly empowered by Satannish, he was significantly stronger, durable and agile.
Height: 7'4"
History:
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe III#5) -
Roderick Krupp worked as a grave digger in Los Angeles.
(Marvel Monsters: From The Files Of Ulysses Bloodstone I#1
(fb) - BTS) - Through unrevealed ways, Krupp came across the elusive and
dangerous haunted mansion known as the House of Shadows. He somehow
managed to domesticate the mansion and moved into it.
(Marvel Monsters: From The Files Of Ulysses Bloodstone I#1 (fb) - BTS) -
Krupp was approached by a television producer to host two late night
horror TV shows, the Tower of Shadows
and Chamber of Darkness
along with a sidekick called Headstone P. Gravely (see
comments). Playing off his former career as a grave digger,
Krupp took the name Digger.
(Tower of Shadows I#1) - Digger presented three ghoulish
tales: At The Stroke Of Midnight in
which a greedy couple inherited a haunted mansion that repays them for
their avarice; From Beyond The Brink
in which a ghost tried to enter the afterlife in a most unusual way; and
A Time To Die, which showed that
the price for immortality was sometimes too high.
(Chamber of Darkness I#1) - With Headstone P. Gravely
taking care of the first two tales, Digger introduced the third terrifying
thriller, Always Leave 'Em Laughing, in
which a man who hated to be laughed at travels back in time to reclaim
his dignity, only to be forced to become a court jester.
(Tower of Shadows I#2) - Digger introduced two chilling stories: Witch Hunt!, in which TV producer Winston Tate hated his critics and paid the price; and Look Out, Wyatt... Automation's Gonna Get Your Job, which saw miner Jake Wyatt sabotage the mining robot that could have saved his life following a cave in.
(Chamber of Darkness I#2) - Digger introduced a tale called The Face of Fear in which a man found a terrified stranger's face staring back at him in the mirror.
(Tower of Shadows I#3) - Digger related the story of the Terrible Old Man in which three burglars meet their demise in a manner most mysterious.
(Chamber of Darkness I#3) - Digger introduced the story Something Lurks on Shadow Mountain, in which the villainous Pandora tried to get one George Ashton to open her box.
(Marvel Monsters: From The Files Of Ulysses Bloodstone I#1 (fb) - BTS) - Both TV programs were eventually cancelled, though they'd developed such a fan base that the shows eventually became cult classics and were scheduled for DVD release.
(Spider-Woman I#47 (fb) - BTS) - Still living in the Tower
of Shadows, now located in the San Francisco area, Krupp seemingly lost
his mind and started to believe everyone alive was really already dead and
took it upon himself to bury them. He began to bury people alive,
seemingly at random. The husband of one of his victims eventually hired
private investigator Jessica Drew to look for her.
(Spider-Woman I#47) - After weeks of searching, Drew, as
Spider-Woman, caught up with Digger just as he was getting ready to bury
his latest victim. She tried to subdue him with her venom blast, but
Digger shook it off while explaining his mission to bury the living
corpses. Sickened, she knocked Krupp out and took him to the nearest
precinct.
(Captain America I#330 (fb) - BTS) - Escaping jail and returning to the
Tower of Shadows, Digger was eventually recruited by the Shroud as a
member of the newly formed Night Shift. Krupp offered the Tower as the
team's base and bought the Shroud's lie that the Night Shift would be
preying on other villains strictly to improve their own position in the
underworld. Though they housed in the Tower, the team used the LA sewer
system 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 Digger
and the Night Shift take down and lock up as many mutates as they could
find.
(Captain America I#330 - BTS) - 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. Some of the Night Shift
came to his aid. At the same time Digger, Werewolf, Shroud and Dansen
Macabre captured Dr. Karl Malus who was also in the sewers trying to get
away from his creations.
(Captain America I#330) - 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. Digger and the
others believed the 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 entered the premises and
were attacked by the Broker's enhanced guards. Digger, using his trusty
shovel, helped fight them off while Cap went forth to confront the man
himself.
(Captain America I#331 - BTS) - After the Power Broker's defeat, Shroud
ordered Digger 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) - Digger 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) - On an autumn night in the heart of LA,
Mockingbird came across Digger who was right in the middle of burying
the three criminal Calamari brothers in the street. As he was digging
them in, he told his "captive audience" a "bad-time story". Not wasting
any time, she attacked him. She quickly defeated Krupp by literally
tripping him up with his own shovel and turned him over to the local
authorities.
(West Coast Avengers II#40 - BTS) - 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.
(Avengers West Coast#77 - BTS) - Digger spent several months in prison during which he shared his trademark ghoulish stories with his fellow inmates. When the Satannish empowered Night Shift, led by the new Hangman, vanished after capturing USAgent, Spider-Woman and Hawkeye, the Avengers contacted the prison. Iron Man convinced the warden to let Digger escape, figuring the ghoul would lead them to the Night Shift.
(Avengers West Coast#77) - Digger took the bait and
escaped using a shovel (conveniently
left in the prison yard for him to find). He quickly made his
way to the Tower of Shadow's newest location in Thousand Oaks, unaware
he was being followed by Iron Man and Living Lightning. Digger entered
the Tower, just as Hangman and the Night Shift were in the process of
summoning Satannish to Earth. Stunned by this scene, Krupp was even more
surprised when the Avengers showed up to rescue their teammates. With
the summoning ritual interrupted, Dansen Macabre used her enhanced
powers to teleport Digger and the other Night Shift members away. The
Night Shift later took over the set of Devoured,
the monster movie Simon Williams was working on, as part of the
Hangman's plan to reclaim the role he had lost in the film. Afraid the
Night Shift might hurt the crew, Wonder Man played along.
(Avengers West Coast#78) - Following a quick rewrite of
the Devoured script to work in
the Night Shift, Hangman and Wonder Man began shooting their "opus", now
titled The Night Shift Takes
Hollywood. 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. Digger figured hitting the Agent in the
back of the head with his special alloy shovel would knock him out, but
the super strong Avenger remained conscious long enough for the Hangman
to deliver the knockout blow.
(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. Mockingbird tried to
fight Digger, but noticed he had gotten far stronger compared to their
previous encounter even though Iron Man's repulsor blasts gave him pause
(see comments). 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, Digger
and the other Night Shift members were apprehended by the Avengers.
(Captain America I#420 - BTS) - Digger and the other members of the Night Shift soon escaped prison and resumed their activities though Digger was particularly shaken up about having lost his Satannish granted powers.
(Captain America I#420) - Digger was tracked down by the
Blazing Skull (Jim Scully), who wanted to investigate the Night Shift's ties to Satannish.
Digger, furious to see the demonic looking hero, attacked but proved no
match for the super-powered Skull who broke his shovel and
knocked him out. Moments after the fight, Captain America arrived to
stop the battle but Skull believed the Avenger to be a Night Shift
member in disguise and attacked. Their confrontation was interrupted by
Digger's teammates Misfit, Needle, and the Brothers Grimm who wanted to
know which one of them was responsible for manhandling Krupp. Teaming
up, Cap and Blazing Skull defeated the foursome just in time for Digger
to wake up and surrender himself. He was sent to prison once again.
(Marvel Monsters: From The Files Of Ulysses Bloodstone I#1 (fb) - BTS) - Figuring there might be a demand for properties similar to the House of Shadows, Krupp entered the fast-growing field of haunted real estate by starting the Unreal Estate agency. His portfolio included the Taco Stand of Despair and the Beelzebungalow which he stalked, captured and trained to be sold to people with an affinity for the supernatural.
(Marvel Monsters: From The Files Of Ulysses Bloodstone
I#1) - Digger discovered the location of the House
of Shadows and sent an electronic newsletter to all his clients,
including Elsa Bloodstone, to drum up interest in the haunted mansion.
In his usual, boastful way he talked up its many unique qualities such
as walls that grow scary eyes for staring contests and its ability to
banish the unwary into the Shadow Realm, calling it the ultimate in home
security systems.
(Dark Reign Files) - Quasimodo analyzed Digger 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) - Digger, as part of the Night Shift, was
recruited into the Hood's villain army.
(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. Though they ambushed the Midnight Sons, the Night
Shift was soon overpowered. Digger initially got the drop on Morbius,
knocking him out. But as he was burying him, the living vampire woke up,
tasted his own blood and descended into a vampiric feeding frenzy
effortlessly beating Digger and even ramming his shovel in his head.
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, Digger's shovel still stuck in
his head, 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.
(Moon Knight VI#3) - Digger 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 VI#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. Tick-Tock tried to shoot Echo, but ended
up hitting Tatterdemalion instead. In response, Echo knocked out Digger
and used his shovel to stab Tick-Tock. The two Avengers managed to
defeat the Night Shift, who were arrested by the police.
(Moon Knight VI#5 - BTS) - The Night Shifters were released from jail
after their lawyer made the case they really were the victims of two
outlaw vigilantes beating on them.
(Moon Knight VI#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.
SECRET WARS III HAPPENED (...Digger 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 and 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. Digger mocked Dansen when Superior Octopus rejected her offer to go out for dinner.
(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. He was glad Digger was put back together again. Digger told him that he was as good as new and even the maggots were moving back in again. Superior Spider-Man ordered Digger to retrieve the child (James Martin) that had nearly become a victim of Waxman. Digger saved the child from the collapsed building, but the mother was already dead (not Waxman's fault).
(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. Digger got decapitated, but was taken to Horizon Labs where he asked the Superior Spider-Man to get him a staple gun to put himself together again.
(Superior Spider-Man II#12) - Digger was digging up a grave while Doctor Octopus watched the funeral of his alter ego Elliot Tolliver. Doctor Octopus gave Digger a severence payment to be distributed among the other members of the Night Shift, but warned him to not pay the Brothers Grimm. Digger told Doctor Octopus that he was going to miss being a hero, but Doctor Octopus didn't seem to care.
Comments: Created by Jim Steranko (writer, pencils,
inks)
Digger's official handbook entry states he has no
superhuman powers whatsoever, which makes it hard to explain why he
looks like a green skinned, bargain basement Frankenstein's monster
smashing cement with his bare hands and brushing off Spider-Woman's
venom blasts. Incidentally, in his most recent Moon
Knight appearances, it's suggested Digger and the other Night
Shift members were "mental patients jacked up on Mutant Growth Hormone
(MGH)," though that comment was made by the Wolverine personality in
Marc Spector's head so that won't exactly hold up in court either.
Avengers West Coast I#79
suggests Digger was also enhanced by Satannish, even though he
was still in prison when Hangman tricked the other Night Shifters to
sell their souls for increased powers in #76. Perhaps Hangman offered up
Digger's soul in a separate deal with Satannish in between the pages?
In a rather clever move, Marvel
Monsters: From The Files Of Ulysses Bloodstone ret-conned Digger's
earliest appearances in the late 1960s horror anthologies Chamber
Of Darkness and Tower Of
Shadows as actual episodes of TV shows he hosted.
One tiny problem though: having those stories turn out to be
fictional might cause somewhat of a continuity problem if characters or
elements resurface again. Then again, it's also possible Digger
overheard these tales in the actual Tower of Shadows and shared them
with the producers who used them as inspiration for their shows.
Presumably an alternate Earth version of Digger was the host of the MAX title Dead of Night featuring Man-Thing#1-4 (April-July, 2008), a retelling of the Man-Thing's origin.
Digger, as part of the Night Shift, received a profile in Official
Handbook of the Marvel Universe Update '89#5 and Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z Update#2 (2010).
Nice profile, and
I have just stumbled across an interesting possible note. It seems Digger
nearly became part of a heroic "horror" character team run by Dr. Doom,
alongside Shroud, Tatterdemalion, Werewolf by Night and Misfit - basically,
the Night Shift turned heroic, and now using the name Fear Force. You can
see what few details there are on this, and some art, here:
https://www.cbr.com/comic-book-legends-revealed-180/
--Loki
Profile by Norvo.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Digger should not be confused with
images: (without ads)
Tower of Shadows I#1, p1, pan1 (main image)
Tower of Shadows I#2, p12, pan4 (close up)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Update '89#5, p29, pan2 (handbook image)
Spider-Woman I#47, p2, pans 6&7 (believes we're all dead already)
West Coast Avengers II#40, p4, pan2&3 (taken out by Mockingbird)
Avengers West Coast#77, p3, pans2&3 (escaping prison)
Marvel Zombies 4#2, p16, pans2&3 (attacked by Morbius)
Appearances:
Tower of Shadows I#1 (September, 1969) - Jim Steranko (writer, pencils, inks), Stan Lee (editor)
Chamber of Darkness I#1 (October, 1969) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), John Buscema (pencils), John Verpoorten (inks)
Tower of Shadows I#2 (November, 1969) - Roy Thomas (writer), Don Heck (pencils), Dan Adkins (inks), Stan Lee (editor)
Chamber of Darkness I#2 (December, 1969) - Archie Goodwin (writer), Syd Shores (pencils & inks), Stan Lee (editor)
Tower of Shadows I#3 (January, 1970) - H.P. Lovecraft & Roy Thomas (writers), Barry Windsor-Smith (pencils), John Verpoorten & Dan Adkins (inks), Stan Lee (editor)
Chamber of Darkness I#3 (February, 1970) - Roy Thomas (writer), John Buscema (pencils), John Verpoorten (inks), Stan Lee (editor)
Spider-Woman I#47 (December, 1982) - Ann Nocentin (writer), Brian Postman (pencils), Carl Potts (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 (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)
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)
Captain America I#420 (October, 1993) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rik Levins (pencils), Danny Bulanadi (inks), Mike Rockwitz (editor)
Marvel Monsters: From The Files Of Ulysses Bloodstone (January, 2006) - Michael Hoskin (headwriter), Jeff Youngquist (editor)
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)
Moon Knight VI#3 (September, 2011) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (pencils & inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Moon Knight VI#4 (October, 2011) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (pencils & inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Moon Knight VI#5 (November, 2011) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (pencils & inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Moon Knight VI#6 (December, 2011) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (pencils & inks), Tom Brevoort (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#11-12 (November-December, 2019) - Christos Gage (writer), Mike Hawthorne (pencils), Wade von Grawbadger (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
First Posted: 02/16/2015
Last updated: 05/08/2023
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