THE SILVER AGE PART I

ANNUAL 1 Sinister Six

Villains Introduced: Chameleon, Doctor Octopus, Electro, Lizard, Kraven The Hunter, Rhino, Sandman,
Vulture,

THE SILVER AGE PART II

ANNUAL 2 Death of Gwen Stacy

Villains Introduced: Crime Master, Green Goblin, Scorpion, Spider-Slayer

Villains Introduced: Kingpin, Prowler, Shocker, Vulture II

THE BRONZE AGE PART I

ANNUAL 4 Secret Wars

Villains Introduced: Black Cat, Hammerhead, Jackal, Man Mountain Marko, The Punisher, Silvermane

THE BRONZE AGE PART II

ANNUAL 5 Hobgoblin

Villains Introduced: The Rose

THE BRONZE AGE PART III

ANNUAL 6 Inferno

Villains Introduced: Calypso, Demogoblin,

THE DARK AGE PART I

Annual 7 Clone Saga

Villains Introduced: Solo, Venom,

THE DARK AGE PART II

Annual 8 Maximum Carnage

Villains Introduced: Cardiac, Carnage

THE GOLDEN AGE

Infinity War
Big Man Bronze Age Tombstone Alias
Mysterio Year One
Green Goblin Silver Age
Kraven The Hunter Silver Age
Scorpion Silver Age
Spider-Slayer Silver Age
Crime Master Bronze Age Dr Octopus Alias
Molten Man Silver Age
Looter
Rhino Silver Age
Shocker Silver Age
Kingpin Silver Age
Man Mountain Marko Bronze Age
Silvermane Bronze Age
Morbius Bronze Age
Gibbon Bronze Age
Hammerhead Bronze Age
Man-Wolf Bronze Age
Jackal Bronze Age

Just found an overview I'd written up a while back...

YEAR ONE

This is Spidey first learning to use his powers, interspersed with his junior year of high school. Most of
the Major super villains in Spidey's Rogues gallery are introduced (though I'm going to postpone Spidey's
first encounter with Doctor Doom), and the grand finale (Annual #1) is the first appearance of The
Sinister Six, followed by the introduction of Mary Jane.

Supporting Cast: Aunt May, Betty Brant, Emma Watson, Flash Thompson, Harry Osborn, J. Jonah
Jameson, Liz Allen, Robbie Robertson
Crossovers: The Fantastic Four
Villains: Chameleon, Doctor Octopus, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, The Lizard, Mysterio, Sandman, The
Scorpion, The Vulture

THE SILVER AGE

Part 1
Pete's senior year of high school starts off with the first appearance of the Green Goblin, who then falls
back from view as Spidey spends most of the sessions hunting him down. While most of the super
villains Spidey fights are megalomaniacs or petty criminals, Spidey's investigations into the Green Goblin
reveal that he's making a power play in NY's Maggia underworld. The GG's main rival is a mysterious
figure known as The Master Planner, who beings to employ Supervillains such as Electro, Shocker, The
Rhino, and Sandman. As the criminals start getting smarter (or at least have better plans), Spidey begins
to work with Captain Stacy, who can only secretly support him as Spidey's still being wanted by the
police due mainly to The Bugle's bad press.
Annual #2 Graduation from high school, Flash Thompson enlists in the army, and The Master Planner is
revealed as Doctor Octopus, before killing Captain Stacy.

Supporting Cast: Aunt May, Betty Brant, Emma Watson, Flash Thompson, Harry Osborne, Liz Allen, Mary
Jane Watson, J. Jonah Jameson, Ned Leeds, Robbie Robertson
Crossovers: The Avengers, Moonboy & Devil Dinosaur
Villains: Electro, The Enforcers, The Rhino, The Ringmaster, Sandman, Shocker, Smythe, The Spider-
Slayer
Arch-Villains: Green Goblin, The Master Planner

Part 2
With the Green Goblin controlling a large network of criminals, and the Master Planner forming a rival
criminal organization employing super villains as enforcers, the original Maggia are broken and
desperate but are consolidated again under Wilson Fisk, The Kingpin.

Meanwhile, Pete's first year of college begins with the introduction of Gwen Stacy, Eddie Brock and
Felicia Hardy (Brock won't become Venom for a long time, so his early introduction is to set him up as
Pete's classmate and friend, as Harry gets more distant - at a later point revealed to have become
addicted to drugs). Felicia is similarly introduced early, but plays only a minor role as a classmate and
friend of Gwen Stacy's.

Annual #3 The Death of Gwen Stacy, followed by the final confrontation with Norman Osborn.

Supporting Cast: Eddie Brock, Felicia Hardy, Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn, J. Jonah Jameson, Miles Warren,
Norman Osborn, Robbie Robertson
Crossovers: The Human Torch, Spider-Woman
Villains: The Beetle, Doctor Doom, Hydroman, Juggernaut, Manwolf, Molten Man, Stegron
Arch-Villains: Green Goblin, The Kingpin

THE BRONZE AGE

More aware now of the larger picture of organized crime in NY, Spidey begins an assertive investigation
and attack on organized crime. This phase will also have Spidey begin to get a larger view of the Marvel
Universe itself , with regular appearances by other Marvel heroes.

Part 1
Harry checks himself into a rehabilitation centre, and Pete gets Eddie Brock a job at The Daily Bugle.
New classmates include Angelica Jones and Bobbie Drake, while Pete's new dorm-mate is Brian
Braddock, an exchange student from Britain.

With The Green Goblin and Master Planner both out of the picture, three new factions arise to challenge
The Kingpin, who has established a far-reaching criminal empire. His major challenger is the recently
returned from Europe Silvermane, who was previously the Maggia's head before the GG and Doctor
Octopus came along. Also posing a significant threat is a new faction led by Tombstone. Finally, there is
the mysterious masked upstart known only as The Rose, who the others consider an annoyance at best.
Each faction is actively attempting to acquire various pieces of a broken tablet, which will together
supposedly reveal the secret of immortality.
…at least that's what Spidey initially believes. The mysterious Madame Web will begin to direct Spider-
man and drop hints of a greater destiny awaiting him, and will eventually reveal that the Tablet contains
the secret of becoming a "God".

Among the subplots of this section, Spidey's investigations will lead him to discover that Robbie
Robertson and Tombstone have known each other since they were children.

The femme fatales Silver Sable and The Black Cat are also introduced, and Spidey begins dating MJ. Aunt
May (who Pete has only been visiting sporadically since moving out) reveals that she's seeing someone,
and will later get engaged, but circumstances will keep Pete from meeting this suitor for the time being.

Annual #4 - Death of Captain Marvel followed by the final battle with Tombstone. After convincing
Robbie Robertson to testify in court against him, Tombstone murders Robbie Robertson and Spidey,
Daredevil, and the Punisher join forces in a final assault. In the end Tombstone will be killed by an
assassin, introducing The Hobgoblin to the proceedings.

Supporting Cast: Angela Jones, Brian Braddock, The Daily Bugle Staff, Eddie Brock, Mary Jane Watson,
Miles Warren
Allies: Daredevil, Madame Web
Crossovers(besides The Death of Captain Marvel): Dr. Strange, The Human Torch, The Hulk, Red Sonja
Villains: The Black Cat, Hammerhead, The Jackal, La Tarantula, Man Mountain Marko, Morbius, The
Punisher, Rocket Racer, Silver Sable
Arch-Villains: The Kingpin, the Rose, Silvermane, Tombstone

Part 2
Pete proposes to MJ, and, scared that he's simply using her to get over Gwen, she up and leaves town.
Pete then gets an apartment with classmates Angelica Jones and Bobbie Drake, by this point revealed as
Firestar and Iceman. Flash Thompson returns from Vietnam in a wheelchair, and he and Peter bury the
hatchet. Aunt May's fiance is revealed as Otto Octavius, supposedly rehabilitated.

The Rose and The Hobgoblin join forces, taking over a significant portion of Tombstone's empire, the
duo suddenly becoming a significant player in the struggle for power among the Underworld crime
bosses, as each group continues the hunt for the Tablet pieces (at this point, either each of the bosses
posses one piece of the tablet, or Spidey has them all or some, but there is one piece still missing).

Significant Events:

Silvermane kills Madame Web to get the final piece of the Tablet and tries uses this with copies made of
the other pieces to become a God, instead finding that he ages backwards until becoming a child, then a
baby, then ceases to exist.

The Rose is revealed as Wilson Fisk's son, and kills his father.

Annual #5 - Secret Wars, followed by Spidey acquiring the new black costume on Warworld.

Supporting Cast: Aunt May, Debra Whitman, Flash Thompson, The Daily Bugle Staff, Otto Octavius
Allies: Daredevil, Iceman, Firestar, Madame Web
Crossovers (besides Secret Wars): Spider-Ham, Ka-Zar, The Prowler, The X-Men
Villains: The Big Man, The Foreigner, Hammerhead, Man Mountain Marko, Silver Sable, The Spider-
Slayer 2, Typhoid Mary
Arch-Villains: The Hobgoblin, Kingpin, The Rose, Silvermane

Part 3
MJ and Harry Osborne return. Under the influence of the symbiotic costume, which greatly increases
Spidey's power, Pete begins to juggle a renewed relationship with her while having a fling with The Black
Cat as Spider-man. As he becomes more aggressive and selfish under the costumes influence, fights with
Bobbie and Angela lead Spidey to strike out on his own again.

This period sees the return of many classic Spidey villains.

Significant Events:

Peter finds out Brock is selling faked photoshopped pictures to the Bugle, and gets him fired.

Later, Peter quits the Daily Bugle, unable to keep from telling JJJ off.

Under the alien costume's influence, Spidey beats Otto Octavius within an inch of his life and threatens
him to stay away from May Parker, causing him to flee town without a word to her.

Things escalate with the symbiotic costume until it leads to Spidey accidentally killing The Vulture. Peter
learns the costume is trying to bond with his nervous system and finally removes it with Mr. Fantastic's
help.

Annual #6 - Final showdown with the Hobgoblin, and the reveal of his identity, followed by Spidey &
MJ's wedding.

Supporting Cast: Aunt May, Flash Thomspon, The Daily Bugle Staff, Eddie Brock, Harry Osborn, MJ, Otto
Octavius
Allies: The Black Cat, Daredevil
Crossovers: The Avengers, Fantastic Four, Wolverine
Villains: The Chameleon, Electro, Hydro-man, Kraven, Mysterio, The Puma, Sandman, The Scorpion, The
Sinister Syndicate, The Vulture
Arch-Villains: The Hobgoblin, The Symbiote

THE DARK AGE

One of the running themes that will become more blatant in this phase is that Spidey is starting to
inspire a new, younger generation of heroes. The Prowler was the first, with Spidey managed to
"reform" Rocket Racer and The Black Cat. Unfortunately, Spidey's time in the black costume also leads
to an increase in the number of anti-heroes, as the Marvel Universe as a whole seems to get darker and
more violent.

Part 1
We kick off with an Inferno crossover as NY is transformed into a Hellish alternate version of itself. Flash
Thompson heroically sacrifices himself to save Harry Osborne, who is driven mad by the event and takes
on the identity of the Green Goblin.
In revenge for Kraven's death (the Kraven's Last Hunt storyline would be played out in an adventure in
part 2), the Chameleon returns, and when Spidey foils him he discovers something surprising: evidence
that suggests his parents were framed and then killed by the Red Skull. The primary motivation during
this part will be the clearing of Peter's parents names.

Aunt May begins dating Willie Lumpkin, the postman. Harry Osborne marries Flash's widow, Liz Allen.
Emma Watson and Harry Osborne die at the hands of Venom.

The Sandman gives up his life of crime and joins Silver Sable, who now leads SHIELD's foreign affairs
division, but is later blackmailed by Doctor Octopus into rejoining the Sinister Six. Doctor Octopus also
finds out that Curt Conners was the Lizard, and manages to transform him again into this form,
seemingly permanently this time.

Annual #7 - Dr. Octopus returns with the Revenge of The Sinister Six which coincides with the formation
of the New Fantastic Four, comprised of Spidey, Wolverine, The Hulk, and Ghost Rider. Doctor Octopus
dies at the hands of Sandman.

Supporting Cast: Aunt May, Flash Thompson, Harry Osborne, Liz Allen, MJ, Willie Lumpkin
Crossovers: Captain America, Cloak & Dagger, The Fantastic Four, Ghost Rider, The Hulk, Prowler,
Sandman, Silver Sable, Wolverine, X-Men
Villains: Chameleon, Crossbones, Doctor Octopus, Electro, Green Goblin 2, The Lizard, Mysterio, The Red
Skull, The Scorpion, Solo, Vulture 2
Arch-villains: Venom

Part 2
Framed by Venom for the murder of Harry Osborne, Spidey is once again hunted by the police, and an
absorbent bounty placed on his head by Liz Allen brings to town a bevy of would-be bounty hunters &
villains looking to make a name for themselves. Meanwhile, the alien costume returns and breaks Eddie
Brock out of prison. Spidey briefly adopts new costumes and identities, which he later bestows on four
young heroes.

Calypso, lover of Kraven and a Voodoo witch, takes mental control of The Lizard, who is wandering the
sewers after the defeat of the second Sinister six, sending him after Spidey.

Venom is killed by The Scorpion. The Punisher dies at the hands of Carnage.

Annual #8 - Maximum Carnage and the death of Aunt May. After saving the city from Carnage, Spidey is
offered a full pardon and the key to the city by the mayor.

Supporting Cast: Aunt May, Liz Allen, MJ, Willie Lumpkin,

Allies: Prowler
Crossovers (Besides Maximum Carnage) The Avengers, Cloak & Dagger, The FF, Sleepwalker, Slingers
Villains: Calypso, Cardiac, Carnage, Deadpool, Deathlok, Foolkiller, The Lizard, Lobos Brothers, The
Punisher, The Puma, Rhino, Scorpion, Solo, Venom

THE GOLDEN AGE

Spidey meets up with Captain Britain, who reveals that he's Brian Braddock, and it was Peter that
inspired him to become the hero he is. Spidey joins the Avengers, and becomes a world-renowned hero.

Part 1- Emperor Doom

Doctor Doom conquers the world and it's up to The Avengers and Fantastic Four to take him down once
and for all. MJ reveals she's pregnant.

Part 2 - Civil War

The heroes fare torn apart by politics and the infamous Superhero Registration Act. Spidey and a
number of other heroes go underground, representing the resistance.

Part 3 - The Infinity War

The heroes of Earth make one last stand against the mad godlike being Thanos, who wields a weapon of
unimaginable power. In the end, Spidey becomes an avatar for Captain Universe and tips the scale for
the heroes.

Annual #9 - The End

The birth of Pete & MJ's daughter, May Parker, and Spider-man's retirement, leaving the city in the
hands of the heroes Spidey inspired, with Hobbie Brown taking on the mantle of Spider-Man.

Epilogue - Spidey 2099.

VILLAINS

The Answer Master Planner

The Beetle Mindworm
The Big Man Mister Negative
Big Wheel Molten Man
Black Cat Morbius
Boomerang Morlun
Brothers Lobo Mysterio
Calypso Prowler
Cardiac Puma
Carnage Punisher
Carrion Rhino
Chameleon Rocket Racer
Crime Master The Rose
Delilah Sandman
Demogoblin Scorpion
Doctor Doom* Shathra
Doctor Octopus Shocker
Electro Shriek
Enforcers (Montana, Ox, Fancy Dan) Silver Sable
The Finisher (Karl Fiers) Silvermane
Firelord* Sin-Eater
The Foreigner Slyde
Green Goblin Solo
Green Goblin II Speed Demon
The Grizzly Spencer Smythe
Hammerhead Spider-Slayer
Hobgoblin Spidercide
The Human Fly Spot
Humbug Stegron
Hydro-Man Supercharger
Iguana Swarm
The Incandescent Man Tarantula
Jack O’Lantern Taskmaster*
Jackal The Thousand
Juggernaut* The Tinkerer
Kaine Tombstone
Kangaroo Typhoid Mary*
The Kingpin Venom
Kraven the Hunter Vermin
The Lizard The Vulture
Looter Vulture II
Man Mountain Marco (Maggia) White Rabbit
Manwolf Will O’The Wisp
CAST

Abria, Dian Michael (Empire State University – Head of M.I.S.)

Allan, Liz (Midtown High - Student)
Allan, Marc (Molten Man, Midtown High - Student)
Amos, Tom (Daily Bugle – Reporter)
Bennett, Dexter (Daily Bugle – Shareholder)
Bolton, Dr. Bradley (Empire State University - Professor)
Braddock, Brian (Captain Britain, Empire State University – Student)
Brant, Betty (Daily Bugle Secretary to J. Jonah Jameson)
Brown, Hobby (Prowler, Midtown High - Student)
Caches, Marina (Empire State University – Professor, Ex-wife of Anton Rodriguez – La Tarantula)
DeWolfe, Jean (NYPD - Detective)
Fisch, Shelly (Empire State University – Head of Grant Program)
Fisk, Wilson (Kingpin, Maggia)
Gregson, Gilbert (Stegron, Empire State University – Professor)
Gonzales, Vincent (NYPD – Partner of Al O’Neil)
Jameson, J. Jonah (Daily Bugle – Editor in Chief)
Leeds, Ned (Daily Bugle – Reporter)
MacNamara, Harvey (Empire State University - Registrar)
Menken, Donald (Oscorp – Personal Assistant to Norman Osborn)
Octavius, Otto (Doctor Octopus, Master Planner, Sinister Six)
O’Neil, Al (NYPD – Partner of Vin Gonzales)
Osborn, Harry (Oscorp, Midtown High – Student, Empire State University - Student)
Osborn, Norman (Green Goblin, Oscorp)
Parker, May
Rodriguez, Antonio "Anton" Miguel (La Tarantula)
Robertson, Randy (Midtown High - Student)
Robertson, Robbie (Daily Bugle – Editor)
Robertson, Martha
Stacy, Gwen (Midtown High - Student)
Thompson, Flash (Midtown High)
Ulrich, Ben (Daily Bugle – Reporter)
Warren, Miles (Jackal, Empire State University)
Watanabe, Yuriko (Wraith, NYPD)
Watson, Emma
Watson, Mary Jane
Whitman, Debbie (Empire State University – Secretary to Dean Morris Sloan)
DAILY BUGLE
OWNERS
Dexter Bennett (member of the board of directors), Harrison Cahill (chairman of the board), Charles
Jones (member of the board of directors), Dexter Bennett (Shareholder), Thomas Fireheart (Puma,
Shareholder), Norman Osborn (Green Goblin, Shareholder)

STAFF
Betty Brant (J.J.J.’s Secretary, married Ned Leeds), Chris Baiocchi (Staff Writer), John Barber (Copy
Editor), Aaron "Abe" Benerstein (Film Critic), Miriam Birchwood (Gossip Columnist), Isabel "Izzy" Bunsen
(Science Editor), Dan Buckley (J. Jonah Jameson's assistant), Marge Butler (Receptionist), Meredith
Campbell (intern), George Clum (Theater Critic), Peggy Collins (Intern), Kathryn "Kate" Cushing (City
Editor), Herman Donaldson (fact checker), Vickie Danner (Washington DC liaison), Sam Dunne (national
editor), Samuel Exmore (apprentice editor), Tony Falcone (Copy Writer), Bob Fisck (Political
Correspondent), Glory Grant (Administrative Assistant), Toni Harris (apprentice editor), Edward Holt
(purchasing officer), Max Igoe (sports writer), Derek Gratham (intern), Frank Janson (rewrite editor), Hal
Jerkins (typesetter), J. Jonah Jameson (Publisher), Bud Johnson (page designer), Jessica Jones
(Superhero correspondent and consultant), Richard "Dick" Katrobousis (editor), Steve Keene
(accountant), Samuel Kingston (syndicated columns editor), Yusef Lichtenstein (editor), Nick Lowe
(Entertainment Editor), Sean Lowe (Editor), Judy Lumley (Society & Fashion Editor), Eileen Lutomski
(proofreader), Laurie Lynton (Columnist), Ann MacIntosh (Columnist/Classified Editor), Midge Marder
(editor), Tom Marvelli (Art Director), Maggie McCulloch (chief librarian), Irene Merryweather, Terry
Morrow, Danny Nasimoff (night editor), Jess Patton (Secretary), Victor Paunchilito (Columnist), Victor
Pei (Assistant Photography Editor), Suzie Pelkey (receptionist), Addie Pinckney (Los Angeles
Correspondent), Robert Pitney (typesetter), Ralph Reddin (security guard), Joseph "Robbie" Robertson
(Editor-in-Chief), Fabio Rossi (Advertising Salesman), Ray Rothman (Researcher), Armando Ruiz (Janitor),
Mike Sangiocomo (Correspondent), Arnold Sibert (Entertainment Editor/Movie Critic), Gabriel Simms
(Security Guard), John Snow (White House Spokesperson), Wendy Thorton (Sports columnist), Dilbert
Trilby (Obituary writer), Phil Urich (Demogoblin, Intern), Lynn Walsh (Intern), David Weiss (Copy Editor),
Spence Williams (Intern), Richard Wormly (editor-in-chief's assistant), Bill Xanthis (rewrite editor)

REPORTERS
Abner Abernathy, Tom Amos, Connor Austen, Ron Barney, Joe Bazooka, Noel Beckford, Mike Berino
Bering, Phil Bostwich, Kenny Brown, Blaine Browne, Ken Clarke, Ksitigarbha "Miss Kay" Cohn, , Jacob
Conover, Dan Davis, Albert Jack Dickinson, Nick Dillman, Kim Drunter (financial reporter), Rich DuFour,
Anthea Dupres, Ethan Edwards (Virtue), Ken Ellis, Christine Everhart, Mark Ewing, Katherine "Kat"
Farrell (Reporter), Ian Fate, Debby Ferraro, Nicholas Finch, Frederick Foswell, Phil Fox, Sid Franken, Cliff
Garner, Colm Glover,Tim Gluohy, Melvin Gooner, Randy Green (Mystique), Irving Griffin (Skrull),
Banning Gumpart, Matt Hicksville, David Hine, Jean-Paul Hoffman, Russ Holmes, Matt Idelson, Nick
Katzenberg, Terri Kidder, Simon LaGrange, Ned Leeds, Richard "Andy" Lessman, Maggie Lorca, Karen
Lynch, Jerome Maida, Ralfie Markarian, Michael Marts, Jim Mclaughlin, Joy Mercado, Clifford Meth,
Dawn Michaels, Harvey Michaelson, Kirk Morello, Glorianna O'Breen (ex-Girlfriend of Matt Murdock),
Sean O'Reilly, Marge O'Toole, Bill Oakley Jan Parsec, Trevor Parsons, Bill Price, David Rabinowitz, Carl
Reed-Duxfield, Patrick Reynolds, Jim Richardson, Kim Robinson, Christine Ryan, Joe Sidesaddle, Sanjay
Sinclair, Charles "Charley" Snow, Jeff Stern, Paul Swanson, Bill Tatters, Leila Taylor, Duke Thomas, Maury
Toeitch, Reginald Lance Toomey, Ben Urich, Charlie Verreos, Sydney Weiss, Jill Whyte-Blythe, Norah
Winters

PHOTOGRAPHERS
Lance Bannon, Eddie Brock (Venom), Callum Broom, Cole Cooper, Edwin E. Edwards, Amber Grant,
Jeffrey Haight, David L. Kanon, Mike Mayhew, Daniel Morton, Peter Parker, Gus Qualen, Tony Reeves,
Phil Sheldon, William "Billy" Walters, Bill Webb, Sarah Williams, Angela Yin (Sister of the criminal
Dragonfly), Mickey Zimmer

FORMER STAFF
Eleanore Arlene Brant (Jameson's Former Secretary, Betty's mother), Jack "Flash Gun" Casey (Reporter
circa 1940s), Simon J. Goodman (publisher in the 1940s), William Walter Goodman (Former
Owner/Publisher), Walter "Old Man" Jameson (Editor/Reporter), Jeff Mace (Reporter circa 1940s), Mary
Morgan (Miss Patriot), C. Thomas Sites (Reporter circa 1940s)

EMPIRE STATE UNIVERSITY

FACULTY
Dian Michael Abria (Head of MIS), Anne-Marie Baker (Research Assistant to Dr. Evan Swann),
Rodney Ballinger (Chemistry professor), Dr. Bradley Bolton (Professor of Computer Sciences, co-creator
of W.H.O., father of Mindy Bolton), Henry Brandeis (Professor, taught comparative religions; next-door
neighbor of Susan and Johnny Storm during their childhood; murdered by Comte St. Germaine, who was
attempting to retrieve the Amulet of Zarathos), Marina Caches (Professor, ex-wife of La Tarantula,
mother of Fabian LaMuerto), Dr. Curt Conners (Lizard, Biochemistry professor), Martha Conners
(Research assistant/wife of Curt Conners), Marcus Corliss (Dean), Dr. Philip Coyles (Science Advisor), Dr.
Henry Croft (Professor of Marine Biology), David Dwyer (President), Shelly Fisch (Head of Grant
Program), Gregson Gilbert (Stegron, Professor of Archaeology), Edward Gorman (Chancellor), Mark
Howard (Professor, taught graduate studies), Francis Hutton (Sociology professor), Daniel Ironwood
(Professor of Nuclear Physics, father of Priscilla "Cissy" Ironwood), Eliot Irvine (Academic Advisor), Dr.
Joseph Jennings (Professor of Oceanography), Dr. Ashley Kafka (Professor of psychology, founded
Ravencroft Institute), Dr. Edward Lansky (Lightmaster, Physics professor), Robin Mason (Professor), Dr.
Maxwell Lubisch (Physics Professor), Harvey MacNamara (Registrar, Killed by Foolkiller), Toshiro Mikashi
(Robotics professor, creator of The Arachnis Project, father of Miho Mikashi), Buck Mitty (Humbug,
Professor of Entymology), Enrico Montesi (Vice Dean), Horatio Piper (Professor of Anthropology,
Discovered Kingorge tribe; killed by Micah Synn after he freed Debbie Nelson), Dr. Benita Sanchez
(Biology professor, created Juvenator Mechanism), Clifton Shallot (Vulture III, Professor of Evolutionary
Biology), Isaac Slattery (Biochemistry professor), Dr. Morris Sloan (Graduate professor under whom
Peter Parker studied and worked; inadvertently revived Swarm), Dr. Armstrong Smith (Electronics
professor, co-creator of W.H.O.), Dr. Evan Swann (Professor, Became one of the hosts for Captain
Universe), Harrison Turk (Lunatik, real name Arisen Tyrk, Dean of the Theatre department), Damon
Walthers (Research scientist, developed force field device that was stolen by Clay Wilson), Miles Warren
(The Jackal, Biology Professor), Debra Whitman (Secretary to Dr. Morris Sloan), Clay Wilson (Force,
assistant to Professor Walthers)
STUDENTS
Liz Allan, Hector Ayala (White Tiger, dating Holly Gillis), Mandy Batavides (dating Rand Robertson),
Astrid Bloom (mutant), Mindy Bolton (Daughter of Dr. Bradley Bolton), Brian Braddock (Captain Britain,
shared dorm room with Peter Parker freshman year), Mia Carrerra, Phillip Chang, Roger "Caps" Cooper
(Roomate and best friend of Richard Ryder), Brad Davis (Football Team, dated Mary Jane Watson), Max
Devreaux (Basketball Team, dated Emma Frost, expelled for assault while controlled by Astrid Bloom),
Bernie Dillon (Friend of Richard Ryder), Aaron “Dollar Bill” English (became TV Producer), Todd Fields
(S.H.O.C.), Emma Frost (White Queen), Holly Gillis (Art major, dating dated Hector Ayala), Doreen Green
(Squirrel Girl), Jack Hammer (Weasel), Felicia Hardy (Black Cat), Roger Hochberg (friend of Peter’s,
dated Mia Carrerra), Steve Hopkins (Biophysics major), Angelica Jones (Firestar), Fabian LaMuerto
(Black Taratula), Horace Ledge (Theatre major), Chip Martin (Schizoid Man), Christie McDermott
(Roomate of Emma Frost), Kai McNamara, Michael Morbius, Carlos Munoz (became chemical engineer
for Roxxon), Bridget O'Neil (Archaeology major, dated Johnny Storm), Candace Nelson (Younger sister of
Foggy Nelson), Harry Osborn, Rand Robertson, Richard Ryder (Nova), Greg Salinger (Foolkiller), Anita
Shannon, Gwen Stacy, Jill Stacy (Gwen Stacy’s cousin), Jen Walters (She-Hulk), Mary Jane Watson, Peter
Wilcox (once dated Jen Walters, became theoretical physicist), Shantal Wilsk (friend of Mary Jane)

MAY PARKER’S BOARDING HOUSE

RESIDENTS
Aunt May, Emma Watson,

MIDTOWN HIGH SCHOOL

(also known as Midtown School of Science and Technology, Located in Forest Hills, New York City)

FACULTY
Miss Arrow (School nurse), Andrew Davis (Principal), Mr. Del (Science teacher), St. John Devereaux
(Theatre teacher), Mr. Flannigan (Guidance councilor), Coach Murch (Gym teacher), Daphne "Boomer"
Smith (10th grade Science teacher), Raymond Warren (Science teacher, Miles Warren’s brother), Mrs.
Winterhalter (English teacher)

STUDENTS
Liz Allan (Marries Harry Osborn), Mark Raxton Allan (Molten Man, worked security at Oscorp), Sally
Avril (Bluebird, died attempting to be a superhero), Blake (Peter's rival for the Empire State University
scholarship), Hobie Brown (Prowler), Jessica Campbell (Jessica Jones, had crush on Peter), Jenny Carson
(Briefly dated Flash), Hector Cervantez (Spectro, Cindy Moon’s boyfriend), Clayton Cole (Clash, crush on
Polly McKenna), Jake Dorman (Football Team), Joey Gastone (Expelled after trying to burn down school),
Glory Grant (Daily Bugle), Barry Hapgood (Shop class expert, became an electronics engineer), Jason
Ionello (Sally Avril’s boyfriend, fond of pranking Pete; when Sally died, he blamed Spider-Man), Carl King
(The Thousand), Ronda Kramer (Jake Dorman's girlfriend), Martin Lawson (AV club), Lindsay Leighton,
Laurie Lynton (overweight nerd with crush on Peter, became columnist at The Daily Bugle) Kenny "King
Kong" McFarlane (Football Team), Brian "Tiny" McKeever (Football team, became a security guard at
Empire State University), Polly McKenna (Head of the AV Club), Louie Minelli (Voted "Most Likely to
Succeed”, became insurance salesman), Cindy Moon (Silk), Charles "Charlie" Murphy (Peter's ex-friend,
became part of Flash's group), Seymour O'Reilly (Football Team, friend of Fash who bullied Peter), Harry
Osborn, Steven Petty (Phreak), Rand Robertson (Football team, Robbie Robertson’s son), Vanna Smith,
Gwen Stacy, Stanley Stackmeyer (ostracized in school, became male model), Eugene "Flash" Thompson
(Football Team), C.J. Vogel (Class clown, friendly to Peter, became sitcom writer), Charles Weiderman

NYPD

OSCORP
EXECUTIVES
Donald Menken (Personal Assistant of Norman Osborn), Norman Osborn (CEO), Harry Osborn (CEO
after Norman’s death), Charles Standish (Senior Vice-President), Mendel Stromm (Gaunt, Former
Partner, invented Gobulin Green), Wardell Stromm (Senior Shareholder, Mendel Stromm’s brother)

STAFF
Dr. Nels van Adder (Research scientist), Mark Raxton Allan (Molten Man, Security), Max Dillon (Electro,
Electrical engineer), Dr. David Patrick Lowell (Research Scientist), Dr. Malek (Research Scientist), Conrad
Marcus (Biochemist), Phineus T. Mason (The Tinkerer), Otto Octavius (Dr. Octopus, former Head of
R&D), Spencer Smythe (Head of R&D), Arthur Stacy (Head of Security, brother of George and uncle of
Gwen), Adrian Toomes (The Vulture, former Research Scientist, developed Glider technology)

RAVENCROFT INSTITUTE
(Sanitorium specializing into treatment of superhuman criminals, Westechester County, New York)

HISTORY
The land where the Ravencroft Institute was built had been seen as cursed by the local indigenous tribes
since before the 15th century, having been claimed as the territory of a cannibalistic cult that worshiped
the dark god Knull. Giovanni da Verrazzano was exploring the region in 1524, some of his men went
missing. He led a search party for the missing men and eventually found the men's remains on the land.
His men had been skinned and chopped into pieces, and those pieces were arranged in a spiral.
Verrazzano was so spooked by what he saw that he ended his exploration of the continent early.

The first holding facility built was a single wooden cell constructed in 1664 to house Cortland Kasady, a
settler who had been driven insane by the cult and become a murderous cannibal. Cortland escaped,
murdering his wife Molly Ravencroft.

In 1783, one of the final battles of the American Revolutionary War took place on the land. It was during
the battle that the "original Captain America" was killed by a rogue cannonball.

in 1804, a cult that worshipped the extra-dimensional creature Shuma-Gorath was formed on the land.
In 1820, the region was visited by the Headless Horseman, the wielder of the Spirit of Vengeance. In
1862, Tyrannus lead an invasion of Tyrannoids from Subterranea, bursting through the ground
interrupting a battle during the Civil War. In 1891, the Skrulls landed in the region to beginning an
clandestine invasion Earth. One of them took the form of Teddy Roosevelt.
At the end of the century Dr. Jonas Ravencroft, a descendant of Molly Ravencroft, founded a maximum-
security psychiatric facility on the spot where his ancestor had been murdered. The construction of the
facility was met with protest by the locals with a fire being started on the ground. One of the workers
claimed to have been told by Mephisto to cave the foreman head in with a hammer, but finally the
building was completed. He kept a journal of the region's dark history and the sinister occurrences that
transpired. Ravencroft's journal was buried in the building's foundations, where it was preserved for
centuries.

In 1909, Jonas continued to receive the country's most unusual patients, one being a man claiming to be
Sir Percy of Scandia. He also took on two new doctors; Dr. Nathaniel Essex from England and Dr. Claudia
Russell from Romania. Another patient was a man named Logan, who was being accused of being the
"Knickerbocker Knifer" serial killer. One of the orderlies came to confront the man, revealing himself to
be Victor Creed. He was stopped by Dr. Essex who wanted the man's arm. Later, Dr. Russel learned
about his treatment and tried to save him. She was confronted by Creed who tried to kill her, but she
turned into a werewolf and attacked. She was tranquilized by Dr. Essex, who sent a letter to Dr.
Ravencroft from Dr. Russel claiming to have resigned before vivisecting her in his experiments. Dr. Essex
eventually left the institute, but not before having created a hidden laboratory with countless unusual
specimens.

In 1918, they locked up the Master of World a man claiming to be a 40,000-year-old caveman, though
the doctors figured his age to more likely be around 40 years old. In 1923, a young Al Capone and Silas
Burr escaped from the institute. In 1932, a strange creature known only as the Skin Walker was brought
to the facility. During World War II, Weapon Plus commandeered the institute and began conducting
experiments on the inmates with the aid of Count Dracula - turning several of them into grotesque
vampiric monstrosities. When Captain America and Bucky Barnes attacked the institute looking for a
friend of theirs, Jonas Ravencroft unleashed the vampiric monsters on the Weapon Plus personnel
before committing suicide.

Towards the last quarter of the century Louise Kasady was sent to the institute and given un-sedated
electroshock therapy while pregnant; the apathetic doctors provided no assistance to her while she was
giving birth or her child Cletus when he was born with a nuchal cord.

STAFF
Doctor Cassandra Briar (Behavioural Psychiatrist), Dennis Dunphy (Head of Security), Dr. Emmet (Hypno-
Therapist), Dr. Ashley Kafka (Founder, Director), Dr. Karl Maus (Psychiatrist), Dr. Camille Pazzo
(Psychiatrist), Dr. Karla Sofen (Moonstone, Therapist), Edward Whelan (Vermin, Assistant of Dr. Kafka),
Doctor Winhorst (Psychiatrist)

NEW YORK ORGANIZED CRIME FACTIONS

MAGGIA

VILLAINS
SILVER AGE
Chameleon (Dmitri Anatoly Nikolayevich Smerdyakov), Doctor Doom (Victor Von Doom), Doctor
Octopus (Dr. Otto Gunther Octavius, aka The Master Planner, Sinister Six), Electro (Max Dillon), Green
Goblin (Normon Osborn), Kraven The Hunter (Sergei Kravinoff, Sinister Six), The Lizard (Dr. Curtirs
"Curt" Connors), Looter (Norton G. Fester), Medusa, Molten Man (Mark Raxton Allan), Mysterio
(Quentin Beck, Sinister Six), Rhino (Alex O'Hirn), Sandman (Flint Marko, Sinister Six), The Spider-Slayer,
Tinkerer (Phineas T. Mason), The Vulture (Adrian Toomes, Sinister Six), Vulture II (Blackie Drago)

BRONZE AGE
Black Cat (Felicia Hardy), Calypso (Calypso Ezili, consort of Kraven the Hunter), Hobgoblin (Roderick
Kingsley), The Jackal (Miles Warren), Morbius (Michael Morbius), The Punisher (Frank Castle), Spider-
Slayer II, Stegron (Gregson Gilbert), Tombstone (Lonnie Lincoln, aka The Big Man)

DARK AGE
Cardiac (Elias Wirtham), Carnage (Cletus Kasady), Gaunt (Mendel Stromm, aka The Goblin King), Green
Goblin II (Harry Osborn), Solo (James Bourne), Venom (Eddie Brock)

GOLDEN AGE

ALLIES