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PRIVILEGED ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATION

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

SECOND AMENDED AND RESTATED LICENSE AGREEMENT (“SPIDER-MAN”)

CREATIVE ISSUES

This memo summarizes certain terms of the Second Amended and Restated License Agreement (“Spider-Man”) between SPE and Marvel, effective September 15, 2011 (the “Agreement”).

1. CHARACTERS AND OTHER CREATIVE ELEMENTS:

a. Exclusive to SPE:

. The “Spider-Man” , “Peter Parker” and essentially all existing and future alternate versions, iterations, and alter egos of the “Spider- Man” character.

. All fictional characters, places structures, businesses, groups, or other entities or elements (collectively, “Creative Elements”) that are listed on the attached Schedule 6.

. All existing (as of 9/15/11) characters and other Creative Elements that are “Primarily Associated With” Spider-Man but were “Inadvertently Omitted” from Schedule 6. The Agreement contains detailed definitions of these terms, but they basically conform to common-sense meanings. If SPE and Marvel cannot agree as to whether a character or other creative element is Primarily Associated With Spider-Man and/or were Inadvertently Omitted, the matter will be determined by expedited arbitration.

. All newly created (after 9/15/11) characters and other Creative Elements that first appear in a work that is titled or branded with “Spider-Man” or in which “Spider-Man” is the main protagonist (but not including any team- up work featuring both Spider-Man and another major Marvel character that isn’t part of the Spider-Man Property).

. The story, identities, alter egos, , costumes, equipment, and other elements of, or associated with, Spider-Man and the other Creative Elements covered above.

. The story lines of individual Marvel comic books and other works in which Spider-Man or other characters granted to SPE appear, subject to Marvel confirming ownership.

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b. Non-Exclusive To SPE. SPE and Marvel share the following:

 “” and related characters listed on the attached Schedule 7B, but SPE may not use any of these until after ’s production rights to expire. Marvel’s use of Kingpin is restricted to use in connection with Daredevil and other characters with which he appeared prior to 9/15/11.

 “Jessica Drew” and specifically listed related characters. SPE may depict Jessica Drew as Spider-Woman, and Marvel may only use her without any Spider-Man-related elements.

 Marvel and SPE must each notify the other of any intended use of these shared characters.

c. Not Granted To SPE. Certain specified characters are frozen or reserved by Marvel even though they might otherwise fit within the generic descriptions of what is granted to SPE:

 Characters listed on the attached Schedule 7A are frozen and may not be used by either SPE or Marvel. Examples are mashups between Spider- Man and other characters and/or characters to which third parties control rights.

 Characters listed on the attached Schedule 8 are reserved by Marvel.

2. RIGHTS: SPE has the exclusive right to utilize the “Spider-Man” character and the other Creative Elements listed in Paragraph 1 above to (a) develop and produce live action or animated theatrical motion pictures (each, a “Picture”) and live-action television series (and also animated television series with episodes longer than 44 minutes), during the Production Term, and (b) distribute, advertise and otherwise exploit in perpetuity any motion picture or television series that commenced production during the Production Term.

3. PRODUCTION TERM: The “Production Term” extends indefinitely as long as SPE continues to produce and release Pictures as follows:

 As a general rule, SPE must (a) commence production of each Picture within 3 years and 9 months after the release of the preceding Picture and (b) release each Picture within 5 years and 9 months after the release of the preceding Picture.

 If SPE releases 3 Pictures within 8 consecutive years, then SPE may extend the foregoing deadlines as follows: (a) commence production of the next Picture within 5 years after the release of the preceding Picture and (b) release such Picture within 7 years after the release of the preceding Picture.

 Each of the foregoing deadlines is subject to extension for Majeure.

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4. CHARACTER INTEGRITY OBLIGATIONS. Marvel no longer has any creative approval rights, but SPE must abide by the following “Character Integrity Obligations”:

a. Mandatory Spider-Man Character Traits. Spider-Man (whether Peter Parker or an alternative Spider-Man character) must always strictly conform to the following “Mandatory Character Traits”:

 Male  Does not torture*  Does not kill unless in defense of self or others*  Does not use foul language beyond PG-13  Does not smoke tobacco*  Does not sell/distribute illegal drugs*  Does not abuse alcohol*  Does not have sex before the age of 16, does not have sex with anyone below the age of 16  Not a homosexual (unless Marvel has portrayed that alter ego as a homosexual)

Items with a * are permitted while Spider-Man is wearing the black/ suit.

Marvel can enjoin a Picture if it does not conform to the foregoing Mandatory Character Traits. For any other failure to conform to Character Integrity or other requirements, Marvel’s sole remedy is damages.

b. Peter Parker Character Traits. Depiction of Peter Parker or his Spider-Man alter ego must conform to the following character traits:

 His full name is Peter Benjamin Parker.  He is Caucasian and heterosexual.  His parents become absent from his life during his childhood.  From the time his parents become absent he is raised by and in City  He gains his powers while attending either middle school or college.  He gains his powers from being bitten by a  He designs his first and blue costume.  The black costume is a symbiote and is not designed by him  He is raised in a middle class household in , New York  He attends or attended high school in Queens, New York, and he attends or attended college in , New York.

c. Alternate Versions Of Spider-Man Character. If SPE depicts an alternative version of Spider-Man (i.e., not Peter Parker), then:

 SPE must use the alternative version’s civilian alter ego

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 If a specific costume is associated with that alternative version in Marvel comic books and other works, then he must wear in the Picture a costume which is generally similar in overall appearance  The action must be depicted as taking place in the same general time period and in the same general location as depicted in Marvel’s works featuring that alternate version.  SPE may, but does not have to, (i) use “Approved Powers” which are unique to that alternative version, and/or (ii) use Marvel’s origin story and related origin elements for that alternate version of Spider-Man.

d. APPROVED COSTUMES. When in full costume, Spider-Man must wear one of the following:

 A costume that is form fitting, primarily red and blue (or red and black per the 1962 ), with a spider on the front or back  A costume that is form fitting, black and gray, with a spider on the front or back  A costume that is generally similar in overall appearance to one of the 15 costumes listed costumes on Schedule 4A, or  A new costume that is generally similar in overall appearance to a costume that appears in a post 9/15/11 Marvel comic book, television series or other major work.

e. POWERS. Spider-Man cannot be depicted as having super-human powers other than the following “Approved Powers”:

 The Listed Powers specified on Schedule 5 to the Agreement (including Spider- Sense, Super-Human-Strength, Super-Human Jumping Ability, Super-Human Balance and Agility, Super-Human and Reflexes, Super-Human Durability, Super-Human Healing Power, Super-Human-Adherence, Super-Human Webbing, Super-Human-Balance, Super-Human-Fighting Skills).  Special powers that belong to the black/symbiote suit (when that alternative version is being depicted)  Any power possessed by an alternate version of Spider-Man or by that alternate version’s costume (if that alternate version of Spider-Man is being depicted)  Any power depicted in a post 9/15/11 Marvel comic book series (except for “Incidental Depictions” in less than 6 comic books), television series, console or other major work  Any power which is a logical extension of one or more of the foregoing powers

Note: SPE can depict as many, or as few, of the Approved Powers as SPE chooses. Approved Powers may be depicted at full strength or at any lesser strength, as SPE determines. Approved Powers may be depicted in any way that does not materially deviate from any depiction of that power in any Marvel-authorized work.

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5. CREATIVE CONSULTATION/DEEMED APPROVAL.

a. Consultation. SPE must consult with either of two creative executives designated by Marvel (currently Feige and Tom Cohen) regarding the following items, with SPE’s decision being final: Script; Top five (5) principal cast members; Individual producers; Director; Director of photography; Production designer; Composer; Editor; Costume designer; Principal visual effects vendor; Design of the costume of Spider-Man; and Design of the principal villain

Marvel’s creative executives do not have access to sets or creative meetings unless invited by SPE.

b. Consultation Process/Deemed Approval. SPE is required to provide Marvel with each draft of the screenplay, the proposed design of the Spider-Man costume and one or more cuts of the picture. SPE may, at its election, provide Marvel with other development and/or production materials. Any depiction of the Character Integrity Obligations which appears in such materials is deemed approved by Marvel unless Marvel objects in writing within 5 days (reduced to 2 days during production) from receipt of the materials.

6. PICTURE REQUIREMENTS. Each Picture must have an all-in budget of not less than $75M, qualify for a PG-13 rating and have an initial domestic theatrical release of no less than 2000 screens.

7. CREDITS. Theatrical Motion Pictures.

 Production Credit. Shared “production” credit (unless the director or his designee has gotten sole production credit on a previous picture, in which event Marvel gets an “In Association With” credit) in not less than second position. Customary excluded and and video item tie-ins. Credit to be accorded in conjunction with artwork title if any other “production” credit is accorded in conjunction with the artwork title.  Animated Logo. An animated logo (which must be the same logo Marvel uses on its own tentpole pictures) on screen before the main titles, and on trailers if the animated logo of any party (other than SPE entities or other financiers or distributors) appears.  Logo. A bug logo (which must be the same logo Marvel uses on its own tentpole pictures) in print “Paid Ads” and theatrical posters in the lower left corner unless another bug (other than SPE or its affiliates) appears in that position. Customary Excluded Ad tie-in.

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 Executive Producer Credit. 3 EP credits, if Marvel is required to give EP credit to , otherwise, 2 EP credits. Credits may be shared. Position is at SPE’s discretion. Customary tie-ins for excluded ads and video items. Marvel may not designate any Disney creative or executive personnel to receive EP credit.

Television Series. Animated logo, bug logo and 3 EP credits, if Marvel is required to give EP credit to Stan Lee, otherwise, 2 EP credits.

8. FEATURED VILLAINS. SPE has the right to notify Marvel of the one or two featured villains in upcoming Pictures. After receiving such notice, Marvel can’t feature that villain (other than in “cameo roles” in any animated TV series episodes that are first broadcast on TV or sold in the home video market from receipt of that notice until 30 days after the home video release of the applicable Picture.

9. TALENT MERCHANDISING NEGOTIATIONS. Because Marvel solely owns all merchandising rights and revenues for all Spider-Man Pictures and television series after the date of the amendment, SPE has agreed to severe restrictions on what SPE can agree to in the provisions of talent agreements that relate to merchandising. As a general rule, SPE cannot agree to any restrictions on the use of talent’s name/voice/likeness in connection with merchandising (other than certain customary excluded categories), nor may SPE agree to merchandising royalties in excess of 5%, reducible to 2.5% if more than one likeness appears. The text of the merchandising provisions that have been approved by Marvel (and that SPE is permitted to agree to with talent), is set forth in Schedule 19 to the agreement. If talent does not agree to such language, SPE may either (a) obtain approval from Marvel to change the language, or (b) enter into an agreement with talent provided that the talent grants SPE no rights to use name, voice or likeness in merchandising (and it is then up to Marvel to negotiate merchandising terms directly with talent).

10. OBLIGATION TO FURNISH “INDIVIDUAL OF NOTABLE IMPORTANCE.” SPE must make the director, a principal actor (e.g..., “Spider-Man,” the villain or the love interest), or an individual receiving “produced by” credit available to Marvel (at Marvel’s cost) for one meeting with Marvel’s merchandising licensees. SPE and Marvel are to work together to identify the person to be furnished (with SPE’s decision final) and a mutually acceptable meeting date.

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SCHEDULE 1 SPIDER-MAN MANDATORY CHARACTER TRAITS

 He is male.

 He does not deliberately torture. He does not deliberately kill humans other than in defense of self or others. [Note: This term does not apply to actions attributable to the black symbiote suit, provided the forgoing activity is undertaken while in the black/symbiote suit]

 He does not use foul language beyond what is permitted in a PG-13 rated film.

 He does not smoke tobacco. [Note: This term does not apply to actions attributable to the black symbiote suit, provided the forgoing activity is undertaken while in the black/s symbiote suit]

 He does not use or sell/distribute illegal drugs. [Note: This term does not apply to actions attributable to the black symbiote suit, provided the forgoing activity is undertaken while in the black/symbiote suit]

 He does not abuse alcohol. [Note: This term does not apply to actions attributable to the black symbiote suit provided the forgoing activity is undertaken while in the black/symbiote suit]

 He does not engage in sexual relations before the age of 16 or with anyone below the age of 16.

 He is not homosexual unless the Spider-Man Character portrayed in the Production is an Alternative Spider-Man Character that is portrayed as homosexual in New Authorized Works.

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SCHEDULE 2

PETER PARKER CHARACTER TRAITS AND ORIGIN STORY

 His full name is Peter Benjamin Parker.

 He is Caucasian

 He is heterosexual

 His parents become absent from his life during his childhood.

 From the time his parents become absent, he is raised by his Aunt May and Uncle Ben in New York City.

 He gains his powers during the period while he is attending middle, high school, or college as a result of being bitten by a spider.

 He designs his first red and blue costume. [Note: The black costume is a symbiote and is not designed by him]

 He was raised in a middle class household in Queens, NY.

 He attends or attended high school in Queens, NY.

 He attends or attended college in New York City, New York.

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SCHEDULE 3

CHARACTER TRAITS OF ALTERNATIVE VERSIONS OF SPIDER-MAN

If SPE elects to depict any Alternative Version of the Spider-Man Character in any Production, the following character traits will apply:

 The name of the Alternative Version’s civilian alter ego (e.g., Miguel O’Hara), if any, must be used.

 If a particular Named Costume is associated with such Alternative Version Marvel’s Authorized Works, then the Alternative Version must wear a costume Generally Similar (as defined in Schedule 4) to the applicable Named Costume.

 Approved Powers which are unique to the Alternative Version may be used, at SPE’s election.

 The action must be depicted as taking place in the same general time frame (e.g., 2099 for Spider-Man 2099) and have the same primary location (e.g., Earth for Spider-Man 2099) as in any one or more Authorized Works in which Alternative Version is or may be depicted.

For the avoidance of doubt, the Production shall not be otherwise required to use the Alternative Version’s origin story or basic origin elements (although use of such Alternative Version’s origin story and basic origin elements is authorized by Marvel).

ALTERNATE VERSIONS OF SPIDER-MAN INCLUDE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:

Spider / “Joe” WadeCyber-Spider / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker  a.k.a. Spider-Man Doppelganger  Flipside   Jack / child sized clone of Spider-Man  Jacks / miniature clones of The Jackal and Spider-Man  Kaine  Man-Spider / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker  Poison  (I) /  Scarlet Spider (II) / Joseph “Joe” Wade  Spidercide / clone of Spider-Man

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 Spider-  Spider-  Spider-Kid / Oliver “Ollie” Osnick  Spider- / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker  Spider-Man (II) / Ben Reilly  Spider-Man (III) /  Spider-Man (IV) / Gerry Drew  Spider-Man 2099 / Miguel O’Hara  Spider-Man 2211 / Dr. Borne  Spider-Man imposter / Ron Corbetti  Spider-Man imposters / David, Mike, and a third unnamed actor  Spider-Man India / Peter Prabhakar  Spider-Man Noir / Peter Parker  Spider-  The Spider/Peter Parquah  -Man  (I) / Peter Parker  (I) / Peter Parker  (I) / Peter Parker  (I) / Peter Parker

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SCHEDULE 4

APPROVED COSTUMES

When Spider-Man is in his full costume, it must be one of the following “Approved Costumes“:

(a) primarily red and blue (or red and black with blue highlights, which was essentially the color scheme in the original 1962 comic book), form-fitting, with a Spider insignia on the front and/or back. [Note: need not conform to the design of any particular past red and blue costume.]

(b) primarily black and gray, form-fitting, with a Spider insignia on the front and/or back (the “symbiote costume”) [Note: need not conform to the design of any particular past black costume.]

(c) any costume that is Generally Similar to one of the costumes on the agreed list of “Named Costumes“ attached as Schedule 4A.

(d) any costume that is Generally Similar to any new costume that Spider-Man is portrayed as wearing in any Authorized Work that is not an Incidental Depiction (each, a “New Costume“).

As used herein, “Generally Similar” means that a costume depicted by SPE in a Production is generally similar in overall appearance to a Named Costume or a New Costume, it being agreed SPE is permitted in its sole discretion to make changes, which may include substantial changes, to any one or more elements or aspects of the costume, so long as the costume depicted by SPE is still generally similar in overall appearance to a Named Costume or a New Costume.

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SCHEDULE 4A

NAMED COSTUMES

 Spider-Man 2099

 Spider-Man 2020

 Commando Spider-Man 2099

 Spider-Man 2211

 Spider-Man MegaMorph

 The Spider from

 Millenial Visions ( Appendix)

 Earth X Spider-Man

 Spider-Man Noir

 Wrestling Costume in #15

 Spider-Armor

 Insulated costume / Suit

 The

 Scarlet Spider/Ben Reilly

 Spider-Man/Miles Morales

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SCHEDULE 5

APPROVED POWERS

“Approved Powers“ means all Listed Powers, all New Powers and all Logical Extensions (as modified by the “Notes on Powers”).

“Listed Power(s)“ means the following:

a. Spider-Sense. Spider-Man’s Spider-Sense alerts him to hidden threats and danger. This precognitive ability helps him to act instinctively, avoiding danger and the impact from objects (fists/feet, bullets, moving objects, environmental risks, etc.) as well as warning him of disguised enemies. Spider-Man’s Spider-Sense also assists in his accuracy when operating his web-shooters and can act like radar in or if Spider-Man is blinded. He is also able to detect certain radio frequencies (used for his Spider-tracers). Spider-Sense also warns Spider-Man or his alter ego (e.g., Peter Parker) of possible danger to or exposure of his and warns him of danger to those to whom his is emotionally attached (e.g., Aunt May, Mary Jane or Gwen) or to those in his reasonable proximity (e.g., within a of 50 miles). It is permissible to depict a visual or audio manifestation of Spider-Man/Peter Parker being warned by his Spider-Sense (e.g., eyes turn green, twitching ears or buzzing sound).

b. Super-Human-Strength. Spider-Man has the proportionate strength of a spider. This means he can lift or press approximately 10 tons. Spider-Man’s Spider-Strength allows his attacks against foes to be far more damaging than a normal human being.

c. Super-Human-Jumping Ability. Spider-Man has the proportionate jumping ability of a spider. This means he can jump vertically approximately 5 stories (approximately 50 feet) and/or horizontally approximately the length of a city block (approximately 264 feet).

d. Super-Human-Agility. Spider-Man has superhuman agility. This means he can maneuver his limbs and joints at speeds and angles and with flexibility greater than that of an Olympic level athlete or contortionist and with a faster reaction time than a normal human being. Spider-Man’s Agility gives him the ability to dodge bullets and acrobatically maneuver himself around opponents and dangerous objects.

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e. Super-Human Speed and Reflexes. He is able to run at superhuman speeds for short distances (e.g., can overtake speeding cars) and has reflexes so fast that he can evade bullets – even from automatic weapons.

f. Super-Human-Durability. Spider-Man possesses superhuman durability. Spider-Man can be injured as any other human being, however as a result of his superhuman durability he is able to withstand severe punishment. Injuries which would be fatal or result in broken bones in normal human beings are not fatal and do not break Spider-Man’s bones.

g. Super-Human-Metabolic Efficiency and Endurance and Healing Power. Spider-Man possesses superhuman metabolic efficiency and endurance. Spider-Man’s superhuman endurance allows for extended periods of physical and mental exertion. His accelerated metabolism increases his tolerance to toxins, meaning a larger dose is needed to cause the intended effect and he recovers from the effects quickly. Spider-Man is capable of healing injuries faster and more extensively than ordinary humans, but is not invulnerable and can be hurt badly (e.g. a gunshot). Although he is still affected by disease and infection his recovery time is typically shorter than that of an ordinary human. He is even able to overcome what would seem to be permanent diseases, such as blindness or vampirism.

h. Super-Human Spider Metamorphoses. Spider-Man is vulnerable to further metamorphoses in which he might take on additional properties of a spider, such as growth of additional arms, development of spinnerets, etc.

i. Super-Human-Adherence. Spider-Man is able to to walls or ceilings and stick/climb on almost any surface. His Spider-Adherence allows for him stick to a surface as easily as most people can walk on the ground.

j. Super-Human Webbing. Spider-Man possesses organic or artificial web shooters which allow him to shoot strong adhesive webbing. Spider-Man’s webbing allows him to swing from buildings, tie up villains, safely catch falling bystanders and use the fluid in various configurations for props and structures (such as shields, thrown balls, parachutes, trampolines, hang-gliders, etc.). Like a real spider, Spider- Man can feel vibrations in his web lines. He can use webbing between the arms and of his costume to glide or soar for long distances (like a hang-glider).

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k. Super-Human-Balance. Spider-Man has superhuman balance and coordination and can maintain his equilibrium better than an Olympic level gymnast.

l. Super-Human-Fighting Skills. Spider-Man combines all of his Core Power’s and Abilities to create a unique superhuman improvisational acrobatic freestyle fighting style that functionally encompasses the usage of his strength, speed, flexibility, wits, intelligence, and his “spider-sense”, in order to work his strengths against his opponents’ weaknesses

. Improved . When Peter Parker is transformed into Spider- Man, he no longer needs glasses and has 20/20 vision.

n. Intelligence. Peter Parker has extremely high intelligence with a significant focus on engineering, math, and the sciences and is also a gifted inventor and photographer. He also demonstrates a strong sense of humor.

o. Additional Powers of Symbiote Black Costume. When Spider- Man/Peter Parker is wearing the symbiote black costume all of the foregoing powers are enhanced (e.g., he has greater strength, agility, etc.) and he also has the following additional powers: the ability to instantaneously change from street clothes to black Spider-Man costume and an inexhaustible supply of super-strong organic webbing, etc.

p. Additional Powers of Alternative Versions. An Alternative Version of Spider-Man may be portrayed by SPE as having further super- human powers (in addition to the powers listed above) that such Alternative Version of Spider-Man: (i) has been depicted as having in any Marvel work prior to the Amendment Effective Date; or (ii) is depicted as having in any Authorized Work (that is not an Incidental Depiction). By way of example only, when using in a Production the Alternative Version of Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2099, in accordance with Schedule 8 above, SPE may depict Spider-Man 2099 as having any and all additional powers that Spider-Man 2099 has been depicted as possessing in a Spider-Man 2099 comic book but could not appropriate powers unique to Spider-Man 2099 and apply them to the contemporary classic Peter Parker version of Spider-Man.

q. Additional Powers of Named Costumes or New Costumes. If a Named Costume or New Costume (as defined below): (i) has been depicted as having in any Marvel Authorized Work prior to the Amendment Effective Date; or (ii) is depicted in any Authorized Work (that is not an Incidental Depiction) as having further super-human powers (in addition to the powers listed above), then while SPE may

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depict Spider-Man or any Alternative Version in such Named Costume or New Costume (as applicable), further super-human powers associated with the such Named Costume or New Costume can only be utilized by the Alternative Version of Spider-Man that is depicted as wearing the applicable Named Costume or New Costume in the relevant Marvel-authorized work. For example, both Peter Parker and Miguel O’Hara may be depicted in a Production wearing a Spider-Man 2099 Costume, but only Miguel O’Hara may be depicted as using the additional super-human powers associated with the Spider-Man 2099 Costume and Peter Parker in the Spider-Man 2099 Costume cannot be depicted using such additional super-human powers. If Spider-Man (as opposed to an Alternative Version) is depicted in the relevant Marvel Authorized Work as wearing the applicable Named Costume or New Costume, then further super-human powers associated with the such Named Costume or New Costume can only be utilized by Spider-Man (as opposed to any Alternative Version).

“New Power” means any new power (in addition to the Listed Powers) that the Spider-Man Character is depicted as having in any Authorized Work (other than in an Incidental Depiction).

“Logical Extension(s)” means SPE has the right to depict Spider-Man as having any power that is a logical extension of one or more Listed Powers or New Powers. For example, if Spider-Man has “Improved Vision,” “Super- Human Speed and Reflexes,” and “Intelligence,” SPE would have the right to depict Peter Parker as being able to speed read as a logical extension of those abilities.

Notes on Powers:

1. SPE is Under No Obligation to Depict in a Production All of Spider-Man’s Approved Powers - There is no obligation for SPE to depict all of Spider-Man’s Approved Powers in any particular Production. SPE shall have the right to depict as many, or as few, of Spider-Man’s Approved Powers in any particular Production as SPE determines (in its sole discretion).

2. Depiction of Listed Powers and/or New Powers Based on Examples in Marvel-approved Works - SPE would have the right to depict each Listed Power and/or each New Power in any way that does not materially deviate from any depiction of the applicable power(s) in any Authorized Work provided, however that SPE shall not have the right to depict an Incidental Depiction of a Power that is not a Listed Power. In other words, any manner

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in which a Listed Power or a New Power is depicted in any Authorized Work other than an Incidental Depiction would be fair game; and SPE would not be in as long as its portrayal of the applicable power does not materially deviate from the portrayal of that power in the Marvel Authorized Work. For example, if an episode of New Marvel portrays Spider-Man as being able to lift 25 tons (rather than the 10 tons listed above) or shoot lasers out of his eyes, then SPE may depict these items in its Productions.

3. SPE is Under No Obligation to Depict Spider-Man’s Approved Powers at Full Strength - SPE shall have the right to depict any of Spider-Man’s Approved Powers in any particular Production at up to full strength and/or as having any lesser strength as SPE shall determine (in its sole discretion) is appropriate. By way of example only, if one of Spider-Man’s Approved Powers is the ability to lift 10 tons or more, his failure to be able to lift 2 tons (whether due to exhaustion, that his powers have not fully matured, or otherwise) in any particular Production or part thereof shall not be considered a deviation from Spider-Man’s Approved Powers.

4. Spider-Man’s Approved Powers Apply to Civilian Identity as Well – Spider-Man’s powers apply to Spider-Man’s civilian identity (e.g., Peter Parker), as well. Each Alternative Version’s powers apply to the applicable civilian identities of such Alternative Version. For example, Miguel O’Hara would share Spider-Man 2099’s powers.

5. Other Powers and Abilities - Spider-Man’s Approved Powers are as set forth in this Exhibit. Except for Spider-Man’s Approved Powers listed herein, Spider-Man’s physical makeup is that of a normal human being and he does not have any other superhuman powers and abilities.

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SCHEDULE 6

NAMED CHARACTERS

1. A’Sai 2. Abigail Slade 3. Ace / “Ace” Spencer 4. Agony / Leslie Gesneria 5. Alexis Sharp 6. Alien Symbiote / Alien Costume (origin of the black-suited Spider-Man) 7. Alison Mongrain 8. Amanda Saint 9. Amun / Jon Kasiya 10. Amy Chen 11. Andros 12. Angus (Sandy Aitchinson’s bloodhound) 13. Angus Munro 14. Answer, The / Aaron Nicholson 15. Anti-Venom / 16. Antro / Hashi Noto 17. Anubia / Anubis 18. (first appearing in Tales #7) 19. Arachne / Dr. Sylvia Yacqua 20. Arachne / 21. Arachne as an for Jessica Drew 22. Araknet, The Spider-God 23. Araña / Anya (Ana) Sofia Corazon 24. Ariadne / Julia Carpenter 25. Ariadne Hyde as an alias for Jessica Drew 26. Armada 27. Armand Dubroth 28. Arnold Strunk 29. Ashcan / Alexander “Alex” Woolcot 30. Aura / Annie Herd 31. Banjo 32. Barnett, Geoffrey “” 33. Basilisk / Wayne Gifford 34. Batwing / James “Jimmy” Santini 35. Belladonna / Narda Ravanna 36. Bert Gilmore 37. (I) a.k.a. Mr. Big / Frederick Foswell 38. Bigman (II) / Janice Foswell 39. , The / Jackson Weele 40. Binka Ivana

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41. Black Alfred 42. Black Cat / Felicia Hardy 43. Black Fox, The / Raul Chalmers 44. Black Insect 45. (I) / Carlos LaMuerto 46. Black Tarantula (II) / Fabian LaMuerto 47. Blackie Gaxton 48. Blaze (I) / Ashley Crawford, Thomas and Barry (students participating in a hoax) 49. Blaze (II) / Kirk Donaghue 50. Blitz 51. Blitzgeist 2099 52. Blood 53. Blood / 54. Blood Spider 55. Blood-Tide 56. Bloodbath aka Bloodbather, “Subway Vampire Killer” 57. Bloodlust / Beatta Dubiel 58. / Wyndell Dichinson 59. Bloodthirst 60. Blowtorch 61. (I) / Zora Loftus 62. Bluebird (II) / Sally Avril 63. Bombadier 64. Bomblast / Parmenter 65. Bones (I) / Rosa Estevez 66. Bones (II) / Bess Bliss 67. Morgan Boone 68. Bounty Hunter / Tommy Barrett 69. Brainstorm / Jimmy 70. Bramer 71. Brother Power / Achmed Korba 72. Brown Raincoat 73. Bruno Grainger 74. Buddy Corbett 75. Buel a.k.a. Plasmmage, a.k.a. Gremlyn-Lord 76. Bugeye / Abner 77. a.k.a. Carjacker / Carradine 78. , The / Jack Jameson 79. Buzzard 80. Caesar “Big C” Cicero 81. Caiman 82. / Calypso Ezili 83. Captain Power / Dr. Christina “Chris” Carr 84. Captain Zero 85. / Dr. Elias “Eli” Wirtham 86. Carlyle, nicknamed Carlyle Calamari

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87. of Arcturus IV 88. Carnage / Cletus Kasady 89. (I) / Prof. Miles Warren clone 90. Carrion (II) / Malcolm McBride / Malcolm MacBride 91. Carrion (III) / Dr. William Allen 92. Cat a.k.a. Cat Burglar, 93. Cat, The / 94. Chakane 95. Chakra 96. Chameleon, The / Dmitri Smerdyakov a.k.a. Dmitri Kravinoff 97. Chameleon 2211 98. Chance / Nicholas Powell 99. Charles H. “Charlie” Buchanan 100. Charlie 101. Charlie Shaddock 102. Chief Inspector Krahn, RCMP 103. Clash 104. Clifton Arliss 105. Col. Buchinsky 106. Coldheart / Kateri Deseronto 107. Commanda / Catherine D’Anton 108. Commuter / Ron 109. Conchita Hernandez 110. Connie Hunt 111. Conundrum 112. Cordite 113. Corona / Dagny Forrester / Dagney Forrester 114. Crazy Eight 115. Creaux 116. Creep 117. Crime-Master (I) / Nick “Lucky” Lewis 118. Crime-Master (II) / Nick Lewis, Jr. 119. Critical Mass / Arnie Gunderson 120. Crown a.k.a. 121. Crushtacean 122. Cyber Scarlet Spider / Joseph “Joe” Wade 123. Cyber-Spider / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 124. Cyber-Hunters 125. Cyberslayers 126. Cyborg X 127. / André Gerard 128. D.K. / David Kalen 129. Daniel Lindy 130. Dark as an alias for Jessica Drew 131. Dark Mairi of the Shore / Mairi 132. Darter / Randy Vale

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133. Daze 134. Dead Aim 135. Deadmaker / Anatolovich 136. Dealer, The 137. - 138. Delilah 139. / an unknown demon fused with Jason Philip “The ” Macendale, Jr. 140. Demon- Cult (villain team) 141. Dentist, The 142. Dick Packer 143. (I) 144. Digger (II / former mobsters known as “The Vegas Thirteen”, including Freddie Carnevale, Santo Castellani, Jimmy “Little Man” Desanti, Louis Fredone, Tony Mascapone, George Sims and seven others 145. Discord 146. Disgraziato 147. Disruptor / Richard M. Raleigh 148. Doctor Angst / Jonas Mueller 149. Doctor Hope 150. Dr. David Langford 151. Dr. Emil Kovax – Mordechai (Bloodbath) Kovax’s father 152. Dr. Jacob Weisenthal 153. Dr. Jonas Harrow 154. Dr. Judas Traveller and his Host 155. Doctor Nero / Dr. Royce Nero 156. (I) a.k.a. “Doc Ock” (I) / Dr. Otto Octavius 157. Doctor Octopus (II) a.k.a. Lady Octopus, “Lady Ock” / Dr. Carolyn Trainer 158. Doctor Paine / Dr. Thaddeus Paine 159. / Vincente Fortunato 160. Don Moroni 161. Doppelganger a.k.a. Spider-Man Doppelganger 162. Dormouse, The 163. Doug Powell 164. Dragons / street gang 165. Dryrot / Paul Contoni 166. Duke (first appearing in Spider-Man: The Lost Years #1) 167. Dumont, Harry 168. Dusk (I) / Peter Parker 169. Dusk (II) / Cassie St. Commons 170. / Juan Carlos Estrada Sanchez 171. El Negro (The Black Bull) / Sergio Torres 172. El Uno 173. Electro / Maxwell “Max” Dillon 174. Electro / Hyper-Electro 175. Eli Rumsford

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176. Elmak the Light-Shaper 177. Emilio – Morbius Victim 178. Empathoid, The 179. Emperor of the Eastern Galactic Sector 180. Ephex, The 181. a.k.a. Thermodynamic Man, The / Terrence “Terry” Sorenson 182. / Ezekiel Sims 183. FACADE (Full Acclimation Combat And Defense Explo-skeleton) / unknown alter ego – suspects include Archer Bryce and Cole Cooper 184. Fancy Dan (I) / Daniel Brito 185. Fancy Dan (II) / Dan Rubinstein 186. Faze 187. Finisher, The / Karl Fiers 188. Firearm 189. Firebrand / Russ Broxtel 190. Firefist 191. Firelight / Gabriel “Gabe” O’Hara 192. Flare 193. Flipside / Junior – robot 194. Flying Fox 195. Fogg / Thomas Fogg 196. , The / Basil, Rafael Sabitini, Lt. Christopher “Kris” Keating and others aliases 197. Fox, The / Reynard Slinker 198. Foxy Briggs 199. Frank Cortese 200. Frank Cruz / Franz Kraus 201. Frank Gibbs 202. Frankie the Fish 203. 204. Fusion (I), the Twin Terror / Hubert and Pinky Fusser 205. Fusion (II) / Wayne Markley 206. Future Max / Max 207. Fyodor Rebrov 208. Gale 209. Gantry 210. Gatekeeper, The 211. Gaunt / Prof. Mendel Stromm 212. / Alfredo Morelli 213. Gavin Thorpe 214. Genetrix 215. , The / Gustav Fiers 216. George Hill 217. , The / Martin Blank 218. , The – from Spider-Man Noir 219. Goblin God / Peter Parker

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220. Goblin 2099 / Gabriel O’Hara 221. Goblinettes 222. (an alien, first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #103) 223. Gorath Tenclaws 224. Gray Goblin, The Gabriel Stacy 225. “” / Nalan Oberoi 226. Green Goblin, The (I) / II 227. Green Goblin, The (II) a.k.a. “The New Goblin” / Harold “Harry” Osborn 228. Green Goblin, The (III) / Dr. Barton “Bart” Hamilton 229. Green Goblin, The (IV) / Phillip “Phil” Urich 230. Green Goblin, The (V) 231. Green Goblin, The (VI) / Norman “Normie” 232. Green Goblin – Ultimate Green Goblin 233. Green Goblin / Hogan 234. Green Goblin / Peter Parker 235. Green Goblin Construct 236. Gremlyns, The 237. Griffins (Demon-Fire Cult member) 238. Grim Hunter / Vladimir Kravinoff 239. Gripes 240. / Maxwell Markham 241. Grunz 242. Guardian / a hulking, or large, clone of Spider-Man 243. Gunplay / Mikashi 244. Gunther Stein 245. Guy Jones 246. Hal Goldman 247. a.k.a. Brain Dead / Joseph 248. Hardcases (Vic Slaughter’s mercenaries) 249. Hardshell / Leila Davis 250. Harrier 251. Headhunter 252. , The 253. Helleyes 254. Hermit / Timothy Quail 255. Hershell (first appearing in Web of Spider-Man #28) 256. Hobgoblin, The (I) / Roderick Kingsley 257. Hobgoblin, The (II) / Arnold “Lefty” Donovan 258. Hobgoblin, The (III) / 259. Hobgoblin, The (IV) / Jason Philip Macendale, Jr. 260. Hobgoblin, The (V) 261. Hobgoblin 2211 / Bourne 262. Homo Arachnis / Carlton Drake 263. Honcho 264. Honeysuckle Muldoon 265. Hornet (I) / Peter Parker

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266. Hornet (II) / Eddie McDonough 267. Human , The / Richard 268. / Prof. Buck Mitty 269. Hybrid / Scott Washington 270. Hydro-Man / Morris Bench 271. Hypertron a.k.a. Bobster / Sturdevant E. “Bob” Robbins 272. Hypno-Hustler and the Mercy Killers 273. Iguana, The 274. Izumi (Spider) 275. Jack / child-sized clone of Spider-Man 276. Jackal / Prof. Miles Warren 277. Jack O’Lantern / Jason Philip Macendale, Jr. 278. (I) / Sara Ehret 279. Jackpot (II) / Alana Jobson 280. Jacks / miniature clones of The Jackal and Spider-Man 281. Jaime Jade 282. Jake Martino 283. Jason Havershaw 284. Jason Tso 285. Jefferson Bolt 286. Jennings, Miss 287. Jeremiah Slade 288. Jimmy “The Mouth” Tannen 289. Jimmy-Six / Giacomo Fortunato 290. Joe Smith a.k.a. “A Guy Named Joe” / Joseph “Joe” Smith 291. Joey 292. Joey Beal 293. Joey Z 294. Jonathon Caesar 295. Josephine “Joey” Pulaski 296. Joshua Coolridge 297. Joystick / Janice Olivia Yanizeski 298. Justin (Demon-Fire Cult member) 299. Kaina / Marcy Kane 300. Kaine / flawed clone of Peter Parker 301. Kaneshiro 302. (I) / Frank Oliver 303. Kangaroo (II) / Brian Hibbs 304. Katabolik 305. Kid Ock / Oliver “Ollie” Osnick 306. Killerwatt 307. Killshot 308. Klara – Mordechai (Bloodbath) Kovax’s mother 309. Knight / Malcolm Knight 310. Knockout / Elizabeth Rawson 311. (first appearing in Scarlet Spider Unlimited #1)

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312. (I) / Sergei Kravinoff 313. Kraven The Hunter (II) / Alyosha “Al” Kravinoff 314. Kraven (III) / Ana Tatiana Kravinoff 315. Kurudred the Blood Drinker a.k.a. Tyrant of Dolara, a.k.a. Master of the Night 316. Kwaku Anasi / Spider-Man 317. Lace 318. Larry Arnold 319. Lasher (I) / Ramon Hernandez 320. Lasher (II) 321. Leather 322. Legar, Miguel 323. Lena Ivana and her “Amulet of Change” 324. Leroy Tallon 325. Leticia Mason 326. (I) / Dr. Edward Lansky 327. Light-Master (II 328. Lightning Fist 329. , The 330. Lizard, The / Dr. Curtis “Curt” Connors 331. Lizard Offspring 332. Lobo Brothers, The / Carlos and Eduardo Lobo 333. Loop 334. , The a.k.a. Meteor Man / Norton G. Fester 335. Lucky Lobo / Francisco Lobo 336. Mad Jack / Daniel Berkhart & Maguire Beck 337. Mad Hatter, The 338. Madam Web / / Cassandra Webb 339. Madame Fang 340. Madame Fate 341. Mandy Tyler 342. Major Toler Weil 343. Malo 344. Man-Monster a.k.a. 345. Man-Mountain Marko / Michael Marko 346. Manslaughter Marsdale / Marsdale 347. Man-Spider / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 348. Man-Spider / Antoine Tarantella 349. Man-Spider – 1994 Spider-Man television series 350. Man-Wolf / Starwolf / Ultimate Man-Wolf / Col. 351. Mary Slade 352. Mass Carnage 353. Master 354. Master of Vengeance / Dwight Faron 355. Master Planner / Dr. Otto Octavius 356. Master Programmer / artificial intelligence, based on the mind of Dr. Otto Octavius 357. Medea

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358. Medgar DuPaul 359. Megawatt / Dirk Leyden 360. Menace / Lily Hollister 361. Meteor Man / Norton G. Fester 362. Mindblast / Danielle Forte 363. Mindworm / William Turner 364. / Desmond Charne 365. Misery / Melissa Carsdale 366. Miss / Ero 367. Mister Negative / Martin Li 368. / Mark Raxton 369. Molten Man / Charles “Charlie” Weiderman 370. Monster of the Moors aka The Madman of Mansion Slade 371. (I) / Jackson W. Brice 372. Montana (II) / Montana Bale 373. Morbius the Living Vampire / Dr. Michael Morbius 374. 375. Morris “The Snake” Diamond 376. Morris Forelli 377. Morty Phillips 378. Mouth 379. Mr. Brownstone / Garrison Klum 380. Mr. Nacht 381. Mr. Nobody 382. Mr. P. & Mr. Q 383. Mr. / Astro; sometimes in as Jane Virgo 384. Ms. Fortune / Laura 385. Mud-Thing / (Flint Marko/William Baker) and Hydro-Man (Morris Bench) fused together 386. Murder[er] By Spider 387. Muse / Shannon Fitzpatrick 388. Mutilation Killer, The 389. (I) / Quentin Beck, sometimes posing in character under aliases like Dr. Ludwig Rinehart 390. Mysterio (II) / Daniel “Dan” Berkhart 391. Mysterio (III) / Francis Klum 392. Myth Monster, The 393. Nails Hogan 394. Nardi 395. Nautilus 396. / Dr. Kevin Barry Trench 397. Nichols (first appearing in Morbius #2) 398. Nocturne / Cairn 399. 400. Oliver (Sister Saint’s servant) 401. Operator, The / Lenny Flynn

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402. Orbit (member of the Spacemen) 403. Ortega, Alberto 404. Ortega, Pilar – Alberto Ortega’s wife 405. Osborn, Norman – clone 406. Osborn, Normie III 407. Osborne, Norman – from 1602 408. Other, The / otherwordly being with Spider-Man’s powers 409. 410. Override / Dr. Gregory “Greg” Herd 411. , The (I) / Raymond Bloch 412. Ox, The (II) / Ronald Bloch 413. Ox, The (III) / Bruno Sanchez 414. Pale Rider 415. 416. Patch (I) / Frederick Foswell 417. Patch (II) 418. Paul Tannen 419. Persuader, The / Roland Rayburn 420. Phage / Carl Mach 421. Phelps (boss of the Jagged Club) 422. Phillip Cussler, Sr. 423. Phineas T. Coroner 424. Phreak / Steve Petty 425. Pigeon 426. Piranis 427. Pity 428. Poison / Cecelia Cardinale and the other-dimensional entity named Ylandris 429. Poison / MacDonald “Mac” Gargan 430. Poison-Lark 431. Polestar 432. Primal Lizard 433. Pro 434. Prodigy (I) / Peter Parker 435. Prodigy (II) / Richie Gilmore 436. Prodigy, The 437. Proto-Goblin / Nels Van Adder 438. Prowler, The (I) / Hobie Brown 439. Prowler, The (II) / “The Cat” 440. Prowler, The (III) / Rick Lawson 441. Pulse-2 442. Pulse-3 443. Pulse-4 444. , The / Thomas Fireheart 445. Purty Larry 446. Pyromania 447. Quorum

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448. Rabbi Krause 449. Ramshot / Samuel Caulkin 450. Ranger, The (first appearing in Peter Parker: Spider-Man #1) 451. Rapier / Dominic Tyrone 452. Raptar 453. Rasheed ven Garmchee 454. / Henry Bingham 455. Raul Quentino 456. Ravage 457. Rayessa 458. / Buford Hollis 459. Razorwire (I) 460. Razorwire (II) 461. Reaper (first appearing in Vampire Tales #7) 462. Reapers / street gang 463. Red / Norman Osborn 464. Red Nine / Jackson 465. Reid (first appearing in Morbius #25) 466. Replicoids / duplicates of Richard and Mary Parker 467. Reverend Daemond aka Daemond the Sorcerer 468. , The a.k.a. Mecha-Rhino / Alex O’Hirn, as Aleksei Mikhailovich Sytsevich 469. Ricochet (I) / Peter Parker 470. Ricochet (II) / Johnathon “Johnny” Gallo 471. Ridgeway, Meg 472. Rigor 473. Riot / Trevor Cole 474. Ripster 475. Roberto DeNatale 476. Robot Master / Prof. Mendel Stromm 477. / Robert Farrell 478. Roland Treece 479. Rose, The (I) a.k.a. Blood Rose / Richard Fisk 480. Rose, The (II) / Det. Sgt. Blume 481. Rose, The (III) / Jacob Conover 482. Sandman, The / Flint Marko, born as William Baker, a.k.a. Sylvester Mann 483. Sandstorm / Tony Trainor 484. Sandy Aitchinson 485. Sarah Stacy 486. Satellite 487. Savage 488. Scar the / Brian Lash – Loop’s son 489. Scarlet Spider (I) / Ben Reilly 490. Scarlet Spider (II) / Joseph “Joe” Wade 491. Scarlet Spider (III) / Michael 492. Scarlet Spider (IV) / Van

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493. Scarlet Spider (V) / Patrick 494. Scarlet Spider (VI) / Chu Chi Huan 495. Scarlet Spider (VII) / Felicity Hardy 496. Schemer, The / Richard Fisk 497. Schizoid Man / Chip Martin 498. , The / Steven Hudak 499. Scorpia / Elaine Coll 500. , The / MacDonald “Mac” Gargan 501. / Donna Diego 502. Screech / Maxwell “Max” Taylor 503. Screwball 504. Scrier / Charles Bates 505. Scrier, Jr. a.k.a. Scrier Junior / Matthew DeRoma 506. Sean Dunne 507. (I) / Curtis Elkins 508. Sentry (II) / Senator Stewart Ward 509. Seth 510. Shade / Jake 511. Shadrac (I) / Gray Dolman 512. Shadrac (II) / Dr. Gregory “Greg” Herd 513. Shaker 514. / Threetrees 515. Shathra / Sharon Keller 516. Shell 517. She-Venom (I) / Anne Weying 518. She-Venom (II) / Patricia Robertson 519. Shiwa ven Garmchee 520. SHOC / Neal Aiken, born Todd Fields 521. / Herman Schultz 522. Shot 523. / Sandra Deel a.k.a. Frances Louise Barrison 524. Silence-1 525. Silence-2 526. / Silver Sablinova 527. / Silvio Manfredi 528. Simon Stroud 529. -Eater (I) / Det. Stanley “Stan” Carter 530. Sin-Eater (II) / Michael Engelschwert 531. Sin-Eater (III) / Emil Gregg 532. Sister Saint aka Mrs. Agnes 533. Sister Sun Sha Shan 534. Six-Armed Spider-Man / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 535. Skinhead / Edward “Eddie” Cross 536. Skull-Jacket 537. Slambeaux 538. Slasher, The / Elyse Nelson

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539. 540. Slime / sentient empathic slime within NYC sewers 541. / Jalome Beacher 542. Smithville Thunderbolt, The (I) / Fred Hopkins 543. Smithville Thunderbolt, The (II) / Ludlow Grimes 544. Smythe (I) / Prof. Spencer Smythe 545. Smythe (II) / Alistair Alphonso Smythe 546. “Snake” Sanchus 547. Snaky Duvall 548. Sneak Thief 549. Sorcerer, The / Jonathan East 550. Spark 551. SpellCheck / Benjamin “Ben” Pancake 552. Spider / Peter Parker-Carnage symbiote 553. Spider (1602) / Peter Parquagh 554. Spider Clone / Ben Reilly 555. Spider-Amoeba 556. Spider-Carnage / Ben Reilly and the symbiote Carnage 557. Spidercide / clone of Spider-Man 558. Spider-Demon / Demon Spider-Man 559. Spider-Girl (I) / May “Mayday” Parker 560. Spider-Girl (II) / 561. Spider-Girl 2020 / May Parker 562. Spider-Hybrid, The 563. Spider-Kid / Oliver “Ollie” Osnick 564. Spider-Lizard / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 565. Spider-Man (I) / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 566. Spider-Man (II) / Ben Reilly 567. Spider-Man (III) / Miles Morales 568. Spider-Man (IV) / Gerry Drew 569. Spider-Man 2099 / Miguel O’Hara 570. Spider-Man 2211 / Dr. Max Borne 571. Spider-Man imposter / Ron Corbett 572. Spider-Man imposter / Marc Noletti 573. Spider-Man imposters / David, Mike and a third, unnamed actor 574. Spider-Man: India / Peter Prabhakar 575. Spider-Man Noir / Peter Parker 576. Spider-Man Robot a.k.a. el Arana del (The Spider of the Devil, or Devil’s Spider) 577. Spider-Slayers / various “Marks” of robots 578. Spider-Venom 579. Spider- / Sharon Keller 580. Spider-Woman (II) / Julia Cornwall Carpenter 581. Spider-Woman (III) / Martha “Mattie” Franklin 582. Spider-Woman (IV) / Charlotte Witter 583. Spider-Woman (V) / Mary Jane “MJ” Watson

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584. Spider-Woman / May “Mayday” Parker 585. Spider-Woman / unnamed female, Earth 92124 586. Spider-X / Brian Kornfield 587. Spindrifter / Marandi Sjörokker 588. Spinneret 589. Spoiler, The 590. / Dr. Johnathon Ohnn / Dr. Jonathan Ohnn 591. Squid, The / Don “Donny” Callahan 592. Stag , The / Krolnek 593. Stalker 594. Stampede 595. Starngore / Maxwell “Max” Dillon 596. Spider / Oliver “Ollie” Osnick 597. Stegron the Dinosaur Man / Dr. Vincent Stegron 598. Stone / Gerald Stone 599. Strongarm / Cary Armstrong 600. Stunner / Angelina Brancale 601. Styx / Jacob Eishorn 602. Sugar 603. Sundown / Dr. David Patrick Lowell 604. Supercharger / Ronald “Ronnie” Hilliard 605. Swift-1 606. Synario / Angela Bradford 607. Synthetic Man, The a.k.a. The Hollow Man / robot into which The Sorcerer projects his consciousness 608. System 609. Tadj (first appearing in Morbius #30) 610. Tangle 611. Tara 612. Tara and the Children of the 613. Tarantula (I) / Anton Miguel Rodriguez 614. Tarantula (II) / Capt. Luis Alvarez 615. Tarros 616. Tendril / River Verys 617. Terrier (II) / Gordon “Gordo” Savinsky 618. Therak / Theodore “Theo” Davros 619. Thermite 620. Thousand, The / Carl King 621. “Three Fingers” Eddie Enders 622. Thunderclap / Stanly George Johnson 623. Timespinner / robot created to impersonate Spider-Man 624. , The (I) a.k.a. The Terrible Tinkerer / Phineas T. Mason 625. Tinkerer, The (II) / Elijah Stern 626. Tom Cochrane 627. / Lonnie Thompson Lincoln 628. Tordenkakerlakk a.k.a. The Thunder Cockroach

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629. / Patrick “Pat” / “Paddy” Mulligan 630. Toy / robot created by The Tinkerer 631. 632. Troglodyte 633. Turbine / Joline Cargill 634. Twit 635. Typeface / Pvt. Gordon “Geordie” Thomas 636. Uber-Machine 637. Undertaker, The / Conrad Eisenstadt 638. Vaalu 639. Vacuum 640. Valeri Kasatanov 641. Ven-orpion / MacDonald “Mac” Gargan (aka The Scorpion) 642. Venom (I) / Edward Charles “Eddie” Brock 643. Venom (II) / Angelo Fortunato 644. Venom (III) / MacDonald “Mac” Gargan 645. Venom (IV) / Daniel Jackson 646. Venom / “Black Ops” Venom / Thompson 647. Venom / “The Suit” Venom / Eddie Brock, Jr. 648. Venom / Edward Saks 649. Venom / Spider-Girl, May “Mayday” Parker 650. Venom 2099 651. Venture 652. / Edward Whelan 653. Vic Slaughter 654. Vince Granetti 655. Vincent “Vince” Tannen 656. Virus, The / Corman 657. Vladimir (first appearing in Morbius #25) 658. Vladimir Kravinoff 659. VR-39 / Master Programmer’s cyberspace creation 660. 2099, The 661. Vulture, The (I) / Adrian Toomes 662. Vulture, The (II) / Blackie Drago 663. Vulture, The (III) / Dr. Clifton Shallot 664. Warfare 665. Warrant / Gray Garrison / Grey Garrison 666. Webber 667. Web-Man 668. , The / elemental creature (first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #277) 669. Wes Cassady / Wesley Cassady 670. / Leean Foreman 671. Whisper-3 672. 673. / Lorina Dodson 674. Wild

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675. Will O’The Wisp / Jackson Arvad 676. Willy Stein 677. Winston Shepherd 678. Winston Walker 679. , The / Brian DeWolff 680. Wysper / Jennifer “Jenny” Stewart 681. Xanja 682. XP-2000 a.k.a. XP 683. Yith 684. Yokai (The Damned)

Teams/Groups/Gangs

1. Amazing Siskinsky Sisters, The / Sophie Siskinsky and her sisters 2. Anarchists for Freedom 3. Arcane Order of the Night / Andrew Carpathian and his cult members 4. (Assassination, Revolution, , and Sabotage) 5. Band of Baddies 6. Banko Squad / armed robbers 7. Barons, The / street gang 8. Bedrocks 9. Black Apostles, The 10. Black Hoods, The / terrorists in Northern Ireland 11. Blazing Skulls muggers 12. Blue Boys / criminal gang 13. Brll’nah>Zhhk<, The / alien race 14. Cabal of Scriers, The 15. Cell-12 16. Cult of the Jackal 17. Death Squad 18. Deathweb 19. Destructoids 20. Diggers / operatives 21. Dragon Lords, The / White Dragon, Tommy Li and other street gang members 22. , The 23. Exterminators, The / team of villains led by The Chameleon 24. 25. First-Strikers; Magenta, Brown, Red, Green – villains 26. Foragers (Packrat and Solly) 27. Gathering of Five 28. Intruders, The 29. John, Paul, Ringo, and George (teenage thugs, first appearing in Spectacular Spider- Man #110) 30. Jury, The 31. League of Three Threes, The

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32. of Light 33. M’Sieu Tete’s Gang (Goldie, Shiner and Silent Joe) 34. Maryjanes 35. Masters of Mayhem 36. Meridian Institute 37. Misfits (group featuring Spider-Kid but for the sake of clarity, specifically excluding Frog-Man and ) 38. Mimes, The 39. Monks of the Hidden Temple, The / High Priest (Guardian of the Light), Giant One and other guardian monks 40. National Crime Syndicate 41. New Enforcers, The 42. Order of the Goblin, The 43. Outlaws, The 44. Penny -Es 45. People’s Liberation Front / terrorist group 46. Praetorian Guard, The 47. / Life Foundation mercenaries 48. Q-4 / mercenaries 49. Rat Pack (a criminal gang, first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #220) 50. Ricardo, Freddy and Dumbo 51. , The 52. Shadowforce Alpha 53. Silencers / mercenaries 54. Silver Squad, The 55. Sinister Seven, The 56. , The 57. Sinister Syndicate, The 58. Sinister Twelve, The 59. Sisterhood of the Wasp, The 60. , The 61. Snake Clan / Faire de Lain and his followers in their Peruvian tribe 62. Spacemen, The 63. Spider Clan / Taran, High Priestess of the Temple of the Great Weaver, and her followers in their Peruvian tribe 64. Spidergirls 65. Spider Society, The 66. Spider-Man Revenge Squad, The a.k.a. The Legion of Losers 67. Spider-Squad / 3 unnamed criminals (a , an acrobat, and a tumbler) 68. Stalkers 69. Students of Love / Teacher, Brother Bruce, Brother Guy, Brother Lenny, Sister Betty (Betty Brant), Sister Jane, Sister Kate (Kate Cushing) and other cult members 70. Subhumans, The / NYC sewer-dwellers who assist Morbius 71. Team Spider 72. Technomancers, The and their / Master Om, Maegis Gunther Senreic, Maegis Hamilton Cromwell and others

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73. Terror Unlimited / terrorist group 74. Tiger’s Claw, The (street gang) 75. Timmy, Chester and Myron (former A.I.M. agents who tried to steal Hypertron 1.0) 76. Time-spinners – Spider-Man 2211 77. Ultimate Enforcers, The 78. Universal Liberation Army / terrorist group 79. Venom Task Force / Det. Clark, Det. Steen and other members of the police task force 80. Vulturions 81. Waiters, The / tuxedo-wearing assassins 82. Warzone / Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta 83. Wicked , The 84. / The Delta Team - band of mercenaries led by Silver Sable

Supporting Characters

1. Abernathy, Abner 2. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. – neighbors of the Parkers in Forest Hills 3. Abdul – Arabian intelligence 4. Adams – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team 5. Afterburner 6. Aftershock 7. Alexia – Aleksei “Rhino” Sytsevich’s niece 8. Allan, Elizabeth “Liz” / Elizabeth “Liz” Allen / Elizabeth “Liz” Osborn – Harry Osborn’s wife 9. Allan, Mr. – Liz Allan’s/Liz Osborn’s father 10. Allan, Mrs. – Liz Allan’s/Liz Osborn’s mother 11. Alvarado, Alma 12. Alvarado, Keemia 13. Anders, Mary Alice 14. Anderson, ‘Big” John – neighbor in Peter Parker’s apartment building 15. Anderson, Charles – government operative 16. Angel Face 17. April (first appearing in Spider-Girl #75) 18. Arisen Tyrk 19. Askwith family – Canadian politician, his wife and daughter 20. Avataar 2099 21. Babbit, Mr. 22. Baker, Anne-Marie – ESU 23. Baker, Floyd – Flint “” Marko’s (William Baker’s) father 24. Balinger, Prof. – ESU 25. Balnac (of the “Other Realm”) 26. Banks, Sharon – attorney; defended “Flash” Thompson 27. Bannon, Lance – 28. Barc (of the “Other Realm”)

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29. “Barker” – Caryn Earle’s dog 30. Barney – agent of Hobgoblin (first appearing in Amazing Spider-Girl #2) 31. Barron, Rick “Red” – nurse 32. Barruski, Big Ben 33. Basski, Eddie 34. Bear / Mishka Gudonov 35. Bell, Belinda – actress 36. Bendix, Dr. Albert – physician for Norman Osborn 37. Bennett, Dexter – celebrity businessman 38. Bennett, LaFronce – young boy; Spider-Man fan 39. Bentime, Billy 40. Bernhammer, Cynthia – attorney; defended Robbie Robertson 41. Bert – employee 42. Bestman, Gregory – Adrian “The Vulture” Toomes’ business partner 43. Blake – Midtown High student 44. Blood-Sword / Blood-Hammer / Blood-Mace 45. Blue Wail 46. Big Brown 47. Big Time (first appearing in Spider-Man newspaper comic strips) 48. Bitterfrost 49. Bolton, Dr. Bradley – computer specialist 50. Bob – leader of spider-bot race that runs Ararat Corporation 51. 52. Boru 2099 53. Boullion, Andre – underworld “fence”; friend of the Black Fox 54. Boyle, Sean – Spider-mugger 55. Boyle, Tommy 56. Bradley, Carrie – stockbroker; self-defense instructor; neighbor of Ben Reilly 57. Bradshaw, Phil – member 58. Brady, Meagyn 59. Brant, Bennett – Betty Brant’s brother 60. Brant, Betty, later Betty Leeds – Daily Bugle 61. Briggs, Stephanie – FBI 62. Briggs (first appearing in Venom: Nights of Vengeance) 63. Briosky, Mr. – casino owner 64. Brock, Carol – Eddie “Venom” Brock’s father 65. Brock, Eddie, Sr. 66. Brock, Jamie – Eddie “Venom” Brock’s mother 67. Brock, Mary – Eddie “Venom” Brock’s sister 68. Broga, Col. Rudev – ruler of a South American country 69. Brother Ian – monk; his order contained the William 70. Brother Richard 71. / Jacob “Jake” and William Dolly (first appearing in Spider-Woman #3) 72. Brown, Frank – Mary Jane’s mother’s cousin 73. Brown, Mindy S. McPherson – wife of Hobie “The Prowler” Brown

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74. Browne, Blaine – Daily Bugle 75. Buckner, Grant – attorney; defended Peter Parker 76. Bullit, Sam – politician 77. Bunsen, Isabel “Izzy” – Daily Bugle 78. Bushkin, Barney – Daily Globe 79. Byrnes, Kevin – Mary Jane’s nephew 80. Byrnes, Timothy – Mary Jane’s ex-brother-in-law 81. Byrnes, Tommy – Mary Jane’s nephew 82. Caches, Marina, Prof. – Carlos “Black Tarantula” LaMuerto’s ex-wife 83. Cahill – member of Daily Bugle board of directors 84. Caldrone, Javier – Tri Corp Research Foundation 85. Callahan, “Big” Mike – father of Donny “The Squid” Callahan; Ben and Richard Parker’s friend 86. Camino, Lee – business executive; target of Headhunter 87. Campbell, Meredith – Daily Bugle; dated Phil Urich 88. Canis 89. Caputo, Dr. Julia – physician; treated dying woman believed to be “Aunt” May Parker 90. Cardinale, Carlos – son of Cecelia “Poison” Cardinale 91. Carl – Daily Bugle 92. Carlo, Mona 93. Carpathian, Ambrose – cult founder of Arcane Order of the Night 94. Carpenter, Larry 95. Carpenter, Rachel 96. Capshaw, Helen 97. Carradine, Jessica – daughter of the man who killed “Uncle” Ben Parker; dated Ben Reilly 98. Carrera, Mia – Roger Hochberg’s girlfriend 99. Carter – advertising agent 100. Carr, Robert (Bobby) – film star 101. Cassidy, Dr. Viktor – creator of fear-inducing Cassidy Crystals 102. Cathode 103. Cathode Ray 2099 104. Chambers, Joseph – war veteran; burglary victim 105. Chance, Bobby – boxer 106. Chang, Philip “Phil”– ESU 107. Charles Fortesque Smythington IV a.k.a. “Wino Charlie” – homeless alcoholic 108. Chase, Det. Sloane – NYPD 109. Chase, Quentin III – trustee that funded the Tri Corp Research Foundation 110. Chasen, Greg – physician 111. Chekov, Arthur “Anton” – poet; one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants 112. Chekov, Bette – granddaughter of Arthur Chekov 113. Chernobyl 114. Chesbro – assistant to the Black Tarantula 115. Chesterford, . George 116. Chip – ESU

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117. Chum, Oswald – Daily Globe 118. Claw 119. Clayton, Katrinka Janice “K.J.” – Daily Globe publisher 120. Clemmens, Charles – cab driver; crime informant 121. Clemmens, Gladys – Charles Clemmens’ wife 122. Clemmens, Jimmy – Charles Clemmens’ son 123. Clemson, Mike “Clem” 124. Clive (first appearing in Venom: Carnage Unleashed) 125. Cluster 126. Clyde – Midtown High student 127. Cobbwell, Prof. – scientist 128. Cole, Jenna 129. Collins, Frankie – photographer 130. Connelley, Officer 131. Connors, Billy – Dr. Curt Connors’ son 132. Connors, Dr. Martha – Dr. Curt Connors’ wife 133. Coolridge, Melissa – student; sister of Joshua Coolridge 134. Cooper, Carlie – roommate and best friend of Lily Hollister 135. Cooper, Miranda “Randi” – neighbor in Peter Parker’s apartment building 136. Cooper, Ray (deceased) – father of 137. Corazon, Gil – newspaper reporter: Anya “Araña” Sofia Corazon’s father 138. Cord, Joe – longtime friend of Dmitri “The Chameleon” Smerdyakov 139. Cornwall, Elizabeth (nee Wesselman) 140. Cornwall, Walter 141. Corporate Headhunter 2099 (Cullen) 142. Corliss, Dean – Dean at ESU 143. Corman – AGK employee, possessed by the Virus 144. Cosmos, B.J. / B.J. Kosmojian – filmmaker; hired by the Green Goblin 145. Costas, Jimmy – reformed purse-snatcher 146. Cox, Kelly – Midtown High assistant principal 147. Crane (first appearing in Venom: Lethal Protector) 148. Cross, Rabbi Chaim – Edward “Skinhead” Cross’ father 149. Cushing, Kathryn “Kate” – Daily Bugle 150. D’Angelo, Dana – Miguel O’Hara’s fiancée 151. Daddy Long / Ramsey Kole 152. Daley, Brian, Jr. – Brian and Marjorie Daley’s son 153. Daley, Brian, Sr. – politician 154. Daley, Marjorie – Brian Daley’s wife 155. Danner, Vicki – Washington, DC liaison to the Daily Bugle 156. Danton, Phil – member of Canadian bicycle safety group The Right-Riders 157. Dash 2099 158. Daskalakis, Angela 159. Data Pirate 2099 160. Davis, Principal – Midtown High principal 161. Davis, Brad – ESU student; briefly dated 162. Davis, Samuel

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163. Deacon – NYPD officer 164. Dean, Pamela – Daily Globe 165. / Tani Uiruson 166. Del, Mr. – Midtown High science teacher 167. Delgato, Aaron 168. DeLiontaus, Anton – Delazny Studios producer 169. Dementoid 170. Dempsy, Sharon – Brock family maid 171. Desantos, Simone 172. Destino, Col. Alex – Marine; victim of Fusion 173. Devane, Christa 174. Deveraux – movie director 175. DeWinter, Roxanne – reporter in Smithville, PA 176. DeWolff, Jean, Capt. – NYPD 177. DeWolff, Phillip – father of Jean DeWolff and Brian “The Wraith” DeWolff 178. Dex – Morlun’s slave 179. Diana – Black Cat’s love interest in MC2 Universe 180. Dillon, Anita – Max “Electro” Dillon’s mother 181. Dillon, Jonathan – Max “Electro” D illon’s father 182. Dillon, Norma Lynn – Max “Electro” Dillon’s ex-wife 183. Dockery, Rupert M. 184. Dodge, General Brad 185. Doll, Nathan / Mr. Doll 186. Doman, Peter – Midtown High student 187. Donaldson – Daily Bugle 188. Dooley (first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #545) 189. Doom-Slayers 190. Dorman, Jake – Midtown High student 191. Dr. Bromwell – physician for May “Aunt May” Parker 192. Dr. Cargill – scientist; Joline “Turbine” Cargill’s father 193. Dr. Fiori – physician, treated Cissy Ironwood 194. Dr. Oktober / Dr. Stephen Buchatsky 195. Dragon King / Carlton T. Hackmutter 196. Drasco, Det. Vinnie 197. Duna (of the “Other Realm”) 198. Duran, Courtney – May “Mayday” Parker’s friend 199. Dwyer – ESU president 200. Earle, Caryn – neighbor of Peter Parker 201. Edwards – Daily Bugle 202. Edwards, Ginny – publicist for Peter Parker’s book Webs 203. Ehret, Madeline 204. Eleven 205. Ellis, Ken – Daily Bugle 206. Epstein, Dr. Nora – Salt Lake City College science department 207. Esposito, Roseanne – ESU student; Cissy Ironwood’s friend 208. Estevez, Rico

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209. Estevez, Steven – teacher; former social worker 210. Ethan – ESU; victim of Carnage 211. Everything, Dr. 212. Excaliber / “Slapper” Struthers 213. Exmore, Sam – Daily Bugle 214. Exomorph / Brian Leighton 215. Falconer, Calvin – GARID 216. Fallon – “blind” date for Peter Parker 217. Farber, Harvey K. – ESU student 218. Farrell, Emma Johnson – mother of Robert “Rocket Racer” Farrell 219. Farrow, Det. Frank – NYPD 220. Faversham, Daphne 221. “Felix” – Siskinsky Sisters’ panther 222. Fender, Billy – private investigator 223. Fielding, Ernst 224. Fields, Dr. William – scientist; Todd “SHOC” Fields’ father 225. Fields, Marjory – Todd “SHOC” Fields’ mother 226. Fielding, Clarence – bookkeeper 227. Firebrick 228. Fin – member of the Wild Pack 229. Finch, George – new owner of Ace Signs; fired Geordie “Typeface” Thomas 230. Finkelstein, Harvey – overzealous admirer of Elyse “Slasher” Nelson 231. Fisch, Shelly – ESU grant program 232. Fitzpatrick, William “Wild Will” – WW II OSS agent; father of Mary Fitzpatrick Parker; grandfather of Peter Parker 233. Fleming – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team 234. Flesh (I) /Maria Estevez 235. Flesh (II) / Donna Bliss 236. Flying Tiger 237. Folsome, Dr. – physician; pawn of Norman Osborn who “delivered” Peter and Mary Jane’s baby 238. Forelli, Lynn – Morris Forelli’s daughter 239. Forest 240. Fortunado, Anna 241. Fortunado, James 242. Fortunado, Mary 243. Forrester, Dr. Cedric – scientist; Dagny “Corona” Forrester’s brother 244. Fox, Conrad – former criminal 245. Frankie (first appearing in Venom #6) 246. Franklin, Bernice – Mattie “Spider-Woman” Franklin’s father 247. Franklin, Jeremy – Mattie “Spider-Woman” Franklin’s mother 248. Frederickson, Kolina – nurse; love interest for Norman Osborn 249. Frickett, Sadie – former girlfriend of Morris “Hydro-Man” Bench 250. Fude, Jimmy – restaurant manager; Tommy Fude’s brother 251. Fude, Tommy – restaurant manager, Jimmy Fude’s brother 252. Funny Face

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253. Fury the Goblin Queen / Elan DeJunae 254. Galannan, Bill – GARID 255. Gamesman (I) / Timonthy “Tim” Braverman 256. Gamesman (II) / Calvin Felder 257. Gannon, Rich – design engineer 258. Gardner, Donna – hit-and-run victim; Donnie Gardner’s sister 259. Gardner, Donnie – Donna Gardner’s twin brother 260. Garth of Mournhelm (of the “Other Realm”) 261. Garrett, Det. Neil – NYPD 262. Gattling 263. Georgi – Russian scientist; helped create The Rhino 264. “Gerbil” – injured football player; Spider-Man volunteered to play for him 265. Gibbs, Harry Det. – NYPD (deceased); his form was used by Vaalu 266. Gibbs, Jacob – Frank and Vicky Gibbs’ son 267. Gibbs, Tanya – Frank and Vicky Gibbs’ daughter 268. Gibbs, Vicky – Frank Gibbs’ wife 269. Gillis, Officer – NYPD 270. Gladhand, Charlie – host of TV’s “PEOPLE TALKING” 271. Glenville, Sara – undercover CID agent 272. Glover, Captain Katherine 273. Godbe, Janine, born Elizabeth Tyne – waitress; love interest for Ben Reilly 274. Gold, Dallas 275. Gold, Penny 276. Goldberg, Leila 277. Golden Goblin 278. Gonzales, Michelle 279. Gonzales, Vin – roommate of Peter Parker, NYPD officer 280. “Gooch” Herbert & Frosty – high school classmates of Francis Klum (Mysterio) 281. Gooner, Melvin – Daily Bugle 282. Gorjoon (of the “Other Realm”) 283. Gorman, Edward – ESU chancellor 284. Grace, Lt. Sylvia – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team 285. Grafton, Dr. Susan – physician; treated Martha and 286. Grant, Gloria “” – Daily Bugle 287. Grantz, Ellen – nurse 288. Green, Sally – ESU student 289. Greer, Gabrielle – Ben Reilly’s neighbor 290. Gregg, Emil – compulsive liar who claimed to be The Sin-Eater 291. Gregor – servant to the Kravinoff family 292. Grey, Fettes – screenwriter 293. Grief Machine 294. Grimes, Amy – Ludlow “Smithville Thunderbolt” Grimes’ wife 295. Grimes, Jeff – Ludlow “Smithville Thunderbolt” Grimes’ son 296. Grimes, Willy – Ludlow “Smithville Thunderbolt” Grimes’ son 297. Grinder / “” Bashby 298. Griz

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299. Groote, Leonard 300. Grunz – extraterrestrial acquaintance of A’Sai 301. “Gulyadkin” – Kraven’s pet lion 302. / Sybil Dvorak 303. Haight, Jeffrey – Daily Bugle 304. Hall, Michael – found of Hall Corporation 305. Hammer of Earth / Corporal Yuri Lysenkovitch 306. Hanks, Charla – Seth Hanks’ mother 307. Hanks, Seth – idiot math prodigy 308. Hapgood, Barry – Midtown High student 309. Hardesty, Jennifer – Midtown High student 310. Hardesty, Stephen – Jennifer Hardesty’s brother 311. Hardy, Felicity (daughter of Felicia) 312. Hardy, Stan – Tri Corp Research Foundation 313. Hargrove, Elias – scientist; cousin of Dr. Otto “Doc Ock” Octopus 314. Harold – hotel check in desk attendant 315. Harper, Edith – waitress at the Deep End Club 316. Harris, Toni – Daily Bugle 317. Harrison, Joey – Timmy Harrison’s brother 318. Harrison, Timmy – terminally ill boy; Spider-Man fan 319. Hart, Donald – wealthy businessman; one of the Game Players 320. Hartman, Kevin 321. Havershaw, Andrea – Jason Havershaw’s mother; victim of Skull-Jacket 322. Haynes, Denny 323. Haynes, Laney 324. Healy, Gus 325. Healy, Joyce 326. Healy, Sandra 327. Helga – nurse for “Flash” Thompson 328. Henderson, Jimmy 329. Hibbert, Ellen – NYPD; neighbor in Forest Hills 330. Hibbert, Hope – Ellen Hibbert’s daughter; babysat by Anna May Watson 331. Hicks, Ralphie 332. Hikaru-sama 333. Hills, Edwin – software billionaire; one of the Game Players 334. Hinds, Robert – Midtown High student 335. Hingle, Duane 336. Hingle, Cindy 337. Hingle, Sarah 338. 339. Hobie – Canadian performing bicyclist in The Right-Riders 340. Hochberg, Roger – ESU student; friend of Peter Parker 341. Hogan, Joseph “Crusher” – pro wrestler 342. Holden, Ross 343. Hollis, Bobby Sue – Buford “Razorback” Hollis’ sister; Legion of Light cult member 344. Hollister, William (Bill) – father of Lily Hollister

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345. Hopkins, Steve – ESU student 346. Hornet / Scott “Scotty” McDowell 347. Howard, Prof. Mark – ESU science teacher 348. Hughes, Timber – Alyosha Kravinoff’s girlfriend 349. Hugo (first appearing in Spider-Man newspaper comic strips) 350. Hunter, Teale – TV producer 351. Hutton, Prof. – ESU 352. Iceberg – 1994 Spider-Man television series 353. Igor – Russian scientist; helped create The Rhino 354. Impact 355. Inspector Gorliet – French detective 356. Ionello, Jason – Midtown High student 357. Ironwood, Priscilla “Cissy” – ESU student; dated Peter Parker 358. Ironwood, Prof. Daniel – ESU astronomer; father of Cissy Ironwood 359. Itch, Miss 360. Jack – brother of Kasey; helped Spidey defeat Electro 361. Jack 2099 362. Jacoby, Kyle – Midtown High gym teacher 363. Jade, Dr. Sonja 364. Jameson, Ashley Kafka 365. Jameson, David – J. Jonah Jameson’s father 366. Jameson, Dr. Marla / Dr. Marla Madison – scientist; J. Jonah Jameson’s second wife 367. Jameson, J. Jonah – Daily Bugle 368. Jameson, Jay – Col. John Jameson’s (Man-Wolf)’s son 369. Jameson, Joan – J. Jonah Jameson’s first wife (deceased) 370. Jameson, Randy – J. Jonah Jameson’s nephew 371. Janson, Dr. Andrea – HYDRA scientist 372. Jastrow, Dean – ESU faculty 373. Jerkins – Daily Bugle 374. Jerome, Jason – actor; attempted to seduce Mary Jane 375. Jerome, Johnny – Aunt May’s love interest (before Uncle Ben) 376. Jill – Daily Bugle 377. Joey – Midtown High student 378. Johnsmeyer, James – international financier, backed “The Great Game” 379. Johnston – former corrupt police officer; operative of The Rose 380. Jones – member of Daily Bugle board of directors 381. Jones, “Dirty” Jake (“D.J.”) – paparazzo 382. Jones, Arnie – newspaper seller on 43rd Street 383. Jones, Sandy – Daily Globe 384. Jorgenson, Prof. Hans – ESU biology instructor 385. Josh – ESU student 386. Judas Man / Michael Kramer 387. Julie – Midtown High administrative assistant 388. Jumpcut 389. June – Team Spider, agent of Black Tarantula 390. Kafka, Dr. Ashley – founder and director of Ravencroft

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391. Kannon, Doris – bank teller 392. Kanryo, Miyagi – instructor 393. Karen – Jason Philip “Hobgoblin” Macendale’s ex-wife (now remarried) 394. Karnelli, Bruno 395. Kasey – brother of Jack; helped Spidey defeat Electro 396. Kass 397. Katrobousis, Dick – Daily Bugle 398. Katzenberg, Nicholas “Nick” – Daily Bugle 399. Kavanaugh, Howard 400. Kay – Daily Globe secretary 401. Kay – Daily Bugle reporter 402. Keene – Daily Bugle 403. Kelleher, Mary – ESU botanist; assistant of David Patrick “Sundown” Lowell 404. Kellinger, Mr. 405. Kennedy, Det. Louise – Salt Lake City police officer 406. Kessler, Jackie – NYPD; Angela “Nocturne” Cairn’s friend; victim of Vermin 407. Killer Clown aka Clown / Casper Whimpley (first appearing in Spider- Woman #22) 408. Kim – Daily Bugle 409. King Stefan of Symkaria 410. Kingsley, Daniel – Roderick “Hobgoblin” Kingsley’s brother 411. Kirby, Davida – May “Mayday” Parker’s friend 412. Kirkland – AGK Corporation executive 413. Kirstin – friend of Clive and Eddie Brock 414. Kissick, Dr. – ESU biochemist 415. Klein, Sarah – public relations; J. Jonah Jameson’s “niece” 416. Klemmer – Delazny Studios F/X director; framed for a crime 417. Knight, Leo – Malcolm “Knight” Knight’s brother 418. Kodiak 419. Komori, Yo 420. Korpse, Dr. Boris – scientist and demolitions expert; assisted Felicia “Black Cat” Hardy 421. Kowalski – S.H.I.E.L.D. 99 agent 422. Kravinoff, Anna Makarova – Sergei “Kraven the Hunter” Kravinoff’s mother 423. Kravinoff, Sasha Aleksandra Nikolaevich 424. Kramer, Pamela 425. Kramer, Ronda – Midtown High student 426. Kraye, Mr. 427. Krenshaw, Dean – ESU administrator 428. Krolnek, Heather – Krolnek “The Stag Beetle’s” daughter 429. Kuklin, Dr. Bailey – psychiatrist; treated 430. Kurkle, Charlie 431. Kwan, Terry – Tri Corp Research Foundation 432. Kwan, Xina 433. Kyoko 434. La Fantome

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435. Ladyhawk / Regina Morgan 436. Ladyhawk / Rosetta Morgan 437. Lambert (of the “Other Realm”) 438. Lamont, Lt. Jake – NYPD 439. Lana – archaeologist in the far future; discovered Spidey’s web-shooters with Zack 440. Landon, Herbert – 1994 Spider-Man television series 441. Lane, Jane – Ollie’s friend at school 442. Lane, Tricia (first appearing in Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #1) 443. Lanning, Dr. Sydney – ESU scientist 444. Lansing, Cheryl 445. Lansing, Ursula 446. Laswell, Lindon 447. Lazar, Eric 448. Le Peregrine / Alain Racine 449. Leaman, Dr. 450. Leecher 451. Lefferts, Bob – agent; handles actor Zane Whelan 452. Leslie – thug posing as “The Slasher” 453. Leroy – Delazny Studios stuntman; replaced by Spider-Man 454. Lessman – Daily Bugle 455. Lewis, Det. Garon – NYPD; ex-husband of Shirley Washington 456. Lewis, Devon – son of Det. Garon Lewis and Shirley Washington 457. Lewis, Prof. Henry – scientists; experiment created Knight and Fogg 458. Liam – resident of Belfast, Ireland; terrorized by The Black Hoods 459. Lieber, Caitlyn 460. Lightbright / Obax Majid 461. Locker, Mr. – attorney; defended Peter Parker 462. Locksmith, The 463. Lombardo – advertising agent 464. Loop – Cat’s Eye Investigations 465. Lopez, Father Enrique – priest; aids NYC immigrants 466. Lorca, Maggie – Daily Bugle 467. Lu, Nancy – May “Mayday” Parker’s friend 468. Lubensky, Nathan R. – Aunt May’s love interest (after Uncle Ben) 469. Lubisch, Dr. Maxwell – ESU professor 470. Lubischt, Franz 471. Lumley, Judy – Daily Bugle 472. Lycrus 473. Lydia Hardy – mother of Felicia “Black Cat” Hardy; wife of Walter “The Cat” Hardy 474. Lynn – Anya “Araña” Sofia Corazon’s best friend 475. M’Sieu Tete 476. Macendale, Jay – Jason Philip “Hobgoblin” Macendale’s son 477. MacIntosh, Ann – Daily Bugle 478. MacNamara, Harvey – ESU registrar 479. Mackenzie, Dr. Aaron 480. Macone, Joey – NYPD

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481. Macone, Mary Ann – Officer Joey Macone’s wife 482. Madam Doll / Priscilla Dolly 483. Magee, Philmont – State Street Hospital patient 484. Magnus 485. Malone, Freddie “Fingers” – trained Black Cat 486. Malone, “Dutch” – gangster of the 1930s; his house was later owned by Ben and May Parker 487. Man-Eater / Malcolm Gregory “Greg” Murphy 488. Mandell, Lorraine – drug addict; Mary Jane Watson’s friend 489. Manfredi, Caterina – Silvio “Silvermane” Manfredi’s wife (deceased) 490. Manipulator / Ferrel J. Thompson 491. Mansfield, Billy 492. Mansfield, Katy 493. Mansfield, Moose 494. Mansfield Brothers 495. Mansfield, Mr. – father of Moose 496. Marat, Herve – antique dealer 497. Marge – Daily Bugle 498. Markley, Jeremy Francis – “Fusion’s (II)” son 499. Martha – Sophie’s sister; one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants 500. Martin, Father – priest 501. Martin, Senator Robert – politician; Chip “Schizoid Man” Martin’s father 502. Martine – Dr. Michael Morbius’ fiancée 503. Martinez, Linette – Doctor Octopus (Dr. Carolyn Trainer) operative 504. Masterson, Buck – oil tycoon; one of the Game Players 505. Maude – Midtown High secretary 506. Maxfield, Dr. Alice Joyce “A.J.” – medical researcher 507. Maxwell, Morris – pawn shop owner; informant 508. Maxwell, Ryan – construction worker 509. Maye, April – Daily Globe 510. McBride, Martha Beatrice – Malcolm “Carrion” McBride’s mother 511. McCullough, Dr. Andrew – criminologist 512. McCullough, Maggie – Daily Bugle 513. McDonnell, Oscar – Care Labs scientist; creator of Cyborg X 514. McFarlane, Kenny “King Kong” or “Kong” a.k.a. Clifford Kenneth Harlan – Midtown High student 515. McIntire, Mac – NYPD 516. McKeever, Brian “Tiny” – Midtown High student 517. McPhee, Lemuel “Bruiser” – inmate at Lewisburg Federal Prison; cellmate of “Robbie” Robertson 518. McPhee, Stuart – Lemuel “Bruiser” McPhee’s brother 519. Meg (first appearing in Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #1) 520. Melvin, James – Jackson “Will O’The Wisp” Arvad’s boss 521. Menken, Donald L. – Osborn Industries employee 522. Mercado, Joy – Daily Bugle 523. Meridian, Dr. Robert

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524. Michaelson – Daily Bugle 525. Miguel – The Spider Society’s mage 526. Mikashi, Prof. Toshiro – ESU scientist, developed The Arachnis Project; father of Miho “Gunplay” Mikashi 527. Miles, Congressman Bradley – politician; manipulated by Fusion 528. Miller, Brad 529. Minelli, Louie – Midtown High student 530. Miss Pivot 2099 531. Modica, Barbara “Bambi” – neighbor in Peter Parker’s apartment building 532. Modica, Jordan – Barbara “Bambi” Modica’s son 533. Montesi, Dean – ESU administrator 534. Moore, Toni – Rick “Red” Barron’s girlfriend 535. Morello, Tony “Magic Fingers” 536. Morgez, Anita 537. Morgez, Fernando 538. Mosh 539. Motta – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team 540. Mr. Abnormal 541. Muggins, Barner – Mamie Muggis’ husband; “Candi” Muggins’ uncle 542. Muggins, Candice “Candi” – neighbor in Peter Parker’s apartment building 543. Muggins, Mamie – Peter Parker’s former landlady; “Candi” Muggins’ aunt 544. Mullaney, Mike – Daily Globe 545. Muller, Barney – Delazny Studios director 546. Mulligan, Colm – co-worker of Ben Parker at textile factory 547. Mulligan, Jimmy – Cohn Mulligan’s son 548. Munch – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team 549. Munoz, Carlos – ESU student 550. Munro, Hugh – Sir Hugh Munro’s grandson 551. Munro, Sir Hugh – laird of the village of Localsh; Angus Munro’s uncle 552. Murrow, Christine – Dr. Clifton “The Vulture” Shallot’s assistant 553. Napier, Dr. Carter 554. , The 555. Nesters, Ray – New York Mammoths pro football player 556. Nesters, Tony – ESU student; Ray Nesters’ brother 557. Newton, Prof. – scientist 558. “Nickel” – talking wolf; friend of Alyosha “Al” Kravinoff 559. Nighteyes / Erik (or Eric) 560. Nikos, Emil – friend and co-worker of Dr. Michael Morbius 561. Nina – WebCorps 562. Noble, Heather 563. Oakes, Sherman 564. Oakes, William – Midtown High student 565. O’Hara, Conchata – mother of Miguel O’Hara 566. O’Hara, George – stepfather of Miguel O’Hara 567. O’Neil, Al – NYPD officer 568. Octavius, Mary Lavinia – Otto Octavius’ mother

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569. Octavius, Torbert – Otto Octavius’ father 570. Octopod – 8-armed robot designed by Dr. Octopus 571. Ohm, George – Daily Bugle 572. Oliver, Elmo – student 573. Onyx – pet cat 574. O’Reilly, Seymour – Midtown High student 575. Orlando, Kannor 576. Orlock, Dr. – ophthalmologist 577. Osborn, Alton – Norman Osborn’s grandfather 578. Osborn, Amberson – Norman Osborn’s father 579. Osborn, Emily – Norman Osborn’s wife 580. Palermo, Rose Harriet – one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants 581. Palermo, Victor – one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants 582. Papciaks – Peter Parker’s Greek neighbors 583. Paper Doll – young girl obsessed with Bobby Carr 584. Paranoia 585. Parker, April – clone of May Parker 586. Parker, Benjamin “Ben” a.k.a. “Uncle Ben” – Peter Parker’s uncle 587. Parker, Ben “Benjy” Richard Parker 588. Parker, Mary Fitzpatrick / Mary Slattery Parker – spy; Peter’s mother 589. Parker, May / May Reilly a.k.a. “Aunt May” – Peter Parker’s aunt 590. Parker, Richard – spy; Peter’s father 591. Parker, Tonya 592. Patton, Jess – Daily Bugle; victim of The Thousand 593. Pauncholito, Andrew Victor – Daily Bugle 594. Pazzo / Dr. Camille Pazzo 595. Pavlov, Stella – Fyodor Rebrov’s daughter; protected by The Rhino 596. Payback / Karyn Charlene “Kasey” Nash 597. Petty, Mr. – scientist; creator of The Living Brain 598. Phillip, Charlie 599. Phillips, Dr. Joyce – psychiatrist; treated William “Mindworm” Turner 600. Phillips, Donald – dead student 601. Pincus, Joseph “Lonesome Pinky” – aspiring county singer; Peter Parker’s neighbor 602. Pirouette 603. Poet, The / Byron 604. Polanski, Captain – NYPD 605. Poirot, Henri – French detective 606. Polly – Restwell Nursing Home resident 607. Poltergeist / Michael 608. Popchik, Ernie – one of “Aunt” May Parker’s tenants 609. Powell, Amy – Lance Bannon’s girlfriend 610. Minister Limka of Symkaria 611. Privitere, Tom – fashion designer for Mary Jane Watson 612. Proust, Paul – Cat’s Eye Investigations 613. Purl, Dr. Noah – physician/scientist at Empire State Hospital 614. Pyre / Gray Russell

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615. Quant, Sally 616. Quickwire 617. Rabin, Dr. Benjamin / Kuhul Ajaw, God-King 618. Rabinowitz – Daily Bugle 619. Rachel – Israeli intelligence agent investigating The Robot Master 620. Rachel – waitress at Club Noir 621. Raiden 622. Ragone, Theodore “Turtle” 623. Ramirez, Prof. – inventor of digital imagery transmission (DIT) chip 624. Ramon – Glory Grant’s cousin; manipulated by Midas 625. Ransome, Dr. Susan – physician; treated Kristy Watson 626. Raptor / Brenda Drago 627. Rattamun, Dr. – State Street Hospital doctor 628. Rattler (first appearing in Spider-Man newspaper comic strips) 629. Rave, Travis – theatrical agent/promoter 630. , Det. Jacob – Salt Lake City Police Dept. 631. Raven, Helene – Det. Jacob Raven’s wife 632. Raven, Matthew – Det. Jacob Raven’s son 633. Rayder – American intelligence agent investigating The Robot Master 634. Red 635. Red Flag / Kotya Yesenofsky 636. Redeemer / Dr. Shep Gunderson 637. Reeves, Tony – Daily Bugle 638. Regina – model; friend of Mary Jane Watson 639. Reilly, Horace – paternal uncle of “Aunt” May Parker 640. Reinholdt, Dr. – government scientist; designed helmet to control Doctor Octopus’ arms 641. Rendau, Dr. – ESU counselor 642. Reverb / Rudolf 643. Reynard, Mr. – agent/operative and mercenary partner of Warrant 644. Reynolds – Daily Bugle 645. Rhodes, Fordham 646. Rich (first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #515) 647. Rickman, Jonathan – scientist or lab assistant; target of Captain Power 648. Rifkin, Biff – ESU student 649. Rigoletto, Dante – son of crime boss Don Rigoletto 650. Risque – a 651. Robertson, Amanda “Mandy” – wife of 652. Robertson, Joe (Joseph) “Robbie” – Daily Bugle 653. Robertson, Martha – Joseph “Robbie” Robertson’s wife 654. Robertson, Patrick Henry – Joseph “Robbie” and Martha Robertson’s son (died as a baby) 655. Robertson, Randolph “Randy”/”Rand” – Joe “Robbie” Robertson’s son 656. Rockwell, Sean – Robert Carr’s talent manager 657. Rodney – Polly’s son 658. Rodriguez, Det. Phil - NYPD

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659. Roeberg, Senator – politician 660. Romeo – Stella Pavlov’s boyfriend 661. Roth, Dr. Gerald – oil conglomerate employee 662. Rossi – Daily Bugle 663. Rossi, Brad – kid who bullies Ollie at school 664. Royal Blue 665. Royton, Raymond – Department of Justice investigator 666. Rue, Percy Alexander – Ryker’s Island prison warden 667. Ryan – boyfriend (raped Felicia in college) 668. Sablinova, Ana – Silver Sable’s cousin 669. Sablinova, Ernst – Silver “Silver Sable” Sablinova’s father 670. Sablinova, Fritz 671. Sablinova, Morty – Silver Sable’s uncle 672. Sadist 673. Sanchez, Dr. Benita – ESU researcher; developed rejuvenator device used by Adrian “The Vulture” Toomes 674. Sandy – hair stylist for Mary Jane Watson 675. Santellio – ran illegal gambling operation; informant for Spider-Man 676. Sarah – deputy sheriff in Virginia 677. Sashiel (of the “Other Realm”) 678. Saunders, Kristine – John “Man-Wolf” Jameson’s girlfriend 679. Schiffman, Max “Maxie”– show business agent 680. Schultz, General Wilhelm 681. Schneider, Betsy – writer of Quentin “Mysterio” Beck’s autobiography 682. Scorn / She-Carnage / Dr. Tanis Nieves 683. Scratch, Mister 684. Schwinner, Dr. Eric – GARID scientist 685. Scungili, Connie 686. Scungili, Fredo 687. Scungili, “Mickey” Michael 688. Scungili, Sonny 689. Scungili, Squid 690. Sedatsky, Dr. Raymond – dentist; experimental laser drill inventor 691. Shadowcaster 692. Shana – child; met Spider-Man during his search for The Commuter 693. Sheila (first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #517) 694. Sheridan, Amanda 695. Sheridan, Samantha 696. Sidorov, Vasili 697. Siler, Nyra – Midtown High student 698. Silver, Alisha – 1994 Spider-Man television series 699. Sister Ursula 700. / Sybil Dvorak 701. Slattery, Prof. – ESU biochemistry professor 702. Sledge, Jason – janitor; former criminal 703. Sloan, Dean Morris – ESU biophysics department chairman and Dean

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704. Sloan, Dr. Walker 705. Smith, Beth – Canadian scientist whose work was pursued by The Chameleon 706. Smith, Betsy / Betsy Schneider – Joe Smith’s second wife 707. Smith, Daphne “Boomer” – Midtown High science teacher 708. Smith, Francis – underling and victim of Doctor Octopus 709. Smith, Joe, Jr. – Joe and Liz Smith’s son (died as a baby) 710. Smith, Liz – script supervisor; Joe Smith’s first wife 711. Smithfield, Rev. Donald 712. Smithson, Dr. (first appearing in Spider-Man newspaper comic strips) 713. Snider, Det. – NYPD detective 714. Snow, Charlie – Daily Bugle 715. Solara / Reiko Kurokaki 716. Sophie – Martha’s sister; one of “Aunt” May parker’s tenants 717. Sorenson, Dr. David – Terry “Equinox” Sorenson’s father 718. Sorenson, Dr. Margay – Terry “Equinox” Sorenson’s mother 719. Sorenson, Janet – Terry “Equinox” Sorenson’s daughter 720. South, Gullivar – renegade government operative 721. “Spartacus” – Papciaks’ dog 722. Spyral 723. Stackmeyer, Stanley – Midtown High student 724. Stacy, Arthur – private investigator; ’s uncle 725. Stacy, Capt. George – NYPD; Gwen Stacy’s father 726. Stacy, Gwen (clone), later Gwen Miles, a.k.a. Joyce Delaney 727. Stacy, Gwendolyn “Gwen” – ESU student; Peter Parker’s girlfriend 728. Stacy, Helen – Gwen Stacy’s mother 729. Stacy, Jill – ESU student; Gwen Stacy’s cousin 730. Stacy, Nancy – Gwen Stacy’s aunt 731. Stacy, Paul – ESU tutor; Gwen Stacy’s cousin 732. Staphos, Dr. Monica – GARID scientist 733. Stargod (of the “Other Realm”) 734. Starr, Dawn – ESU student 735. Stephen – young boy rescued by Spider-Man during a fight between the two Vultures 736. Stern – Daily Bugle 737. Stewart – NYPD Extreme Emergency Team 738. Stillwell, Dr. Farley – scientist; helped create The Scorpion 739. Stillwell, Dr. Harlan – scientist; Dr. Farley Stillwell’s brother; helped create The 740. Spider-Tracer Killer 741. Stone, Chantal – Tri Corp Research Foundation 742. Stone, Nelson – FBI 743. Stone, Tyler – runs Alchemax 744. Sybarite / Sybil Dvorak 745. Sytsevich, Miriam – Aleksei “Rhino” Sytsevich’s mother 746. Talon / Leroy Tallon 747. Tami 748. Tarantino, Dr. – psychiatrist; treated Dwight “Master of Vengeance” Faron

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749. Taylor, Jenna – Thomas “Puma” Fireheart’s executive assistant 750. Taylor, Gen. Orwell – Leader of 751. Taylor, Hugh – guardsmen; Gen. Orwell Taylor’s murdered son 752. Ted – WebCorps 753. Thacher, Richard – Midtown High student 754. Thaxton, Dr. – scientist in the employ of Richard “The Disruptor” Raleigh 755. Thomas, Joseph “Joey” – Geordie “Typeface” Thomas’ brother; soldier killed-in- action 756. Thompson, Eugene “Flash” – Midtown High student who bullies Peter Parker 757. Thompson, Gene (son of Eugene “Flash” Thompson and Felicia Hardy) 758. Thompson, Harrison “Harry” – “Flash” Thompson’s father 759. Thompson, Jessie – “Flash” Thompson’s sister 760. Thompson, Rosie – “Flash” Thompson’s mother 761. Thornton, Wendy – Daily Bugle 762. Thorson, Walter – Tri Corp Research Foundation 763. Thraxton, Dr. – scientist; experiments mutated The Man-Monster 764. Tick-Tock 765. – drug overdose caused by Mr. Brownstone 766. Tinker, Shea – computer hacker 767. Todd, Hunter – drug dealer; lackey of Garrison “Mr. Brownstone” Klum 768. Tolliver, Rev. Jackson – priest; de-programmer of the brainwashed 769. Tomkins, Dr. – physician; treated “Aunt” May Parker 770. Tomkins, Tommy – Joe Smith’s manager 771. Tony – young neighbor of Peter Parker, almost molested by his babysitter, Judy 772. Toomes, Malachai – Adrian “The Vulture” Toomes’ nephew 773. Toomes, Marcus – Adrian “The Vulture” Toomes’ brother 774. Toomey, Mr. – security guard at the Daily Bugle 775. Trainer, Dr. Seward – Dr. Carolyn “Lady Octopus” Trainer’s father 776. Transfaser 777. Trask, Raymond – casino owner 778. Trent – leader of the Stalkers 779. Trevane, Det. Connor – NYPD 780. Trilby, Dilbert – Daily Bugle 781. “Truck” – football player 782. Tucker, Alice – Midtown High student 783. Turk, Rick – actor; worked with Mary Jane Watson 784. Turner D. Century / Clifford F. Michaels 785. Twaki, Dr. Ted – Tri Corp Research Foundation 786. Tyne, Reilly 787. Vale, Mr. – con-artist; attempted to prey on “Aunt” May Parker 788. Valentine, Richard “Handsome Richie” 789. Vandergill, George – industrialist; blackmailed by Roderick “The Hobgoblin” Kingsley 790. Varley – former corrupt police officer; operative of The Rose 791. Vaughn-Pope, Desiree – Narda “Belladonna” Ravanna’s sister 792. Vicary – electronics expert; forced to help Dwight “Master of Vengeance” Faron

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793. Vigarro, Mr. – Toxic Pictures movie director 794. Vincent – The Sisterhood of the Wasp’s mage 795. Vivian – King Stefan of Symkaria’s fiancée 796. Vogel, C. J. – Midtown High student 797. Void-Eater 798. Von Hessler, Dr. Wolfgang 799. Waley – NYPD 800. Wallace – supported players in “The Great Game” 801. Walsh, Lynn – Daily Bugle 802. Walters, William “Bill” – Daily Bugle 803. Warren, Monica – Dr. Miles “The Jackal” Warren’s wife (deceased) 804. Warren, Mr. – Midtown High science teacher 805. Washington, Shirley – Daily Grind owner; Devon Lewis’ mother 806. Watanabe, Yuri 807. Watanabe, Yuri / The Wraith 808. Watson, Anna May – M.J.’s aunt 809. Watson, Gayle a.k.a. Gayle Watson-Byrnes – Mary Jane’s sister 810. Watson, Judge Spenser – Mary Jane’s uncle 811. Watson, Kristy – Mary Jane Watson’s cousin 812. Watson, Lorraine – Mary Jane’s aunt 813. Watson, Lou – Mary Jane’s uncle 814. Watson, Madeline – M.J.’s mother 815. Watson, Mary Jane “M.J.”, later Mary Jane “M.J.” Parker – Peter Parker’s girlfriend/wife 816. Watson, Philip – M.J.’s father 817. Watson, Sybil – Mary Jane’s aunt 818. Waxman 819. “Weasel” Jack – informant for Spider-Man 820. Weathers, Mr. – Midtown High administrator 821. Weadon, Arthur 822. Webb, Bill – Daily Bugle 823. Webb, Jonathan 824. Weele, Margaret – Jackson “The Big Wheel” Weele’s wife 825. Westin, Wes 826. Whelan, Zane – actor 827. Whimpley, Roberta 828. White, Prof. – college science teacher in Salt Lake City 829. Whitman, Debra – ESU 830. Wicker, Barney – politician; assassination target 831. Wild Man / Chris Jarkoer 832. Wild Weasel 833. Wilkes, Shantal – ESU student; Mary Jane Watson’s friend 834. William (first appearing in Peter Parker: Spider-Man #34) 835. Williams, Sarah – Daily Bugle 836. Williams, Spence – Daily Bugle 837. Wilson, Louis – archaeologist; employed by Wilson “The Kingpin” Fisk

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838. Wilson, Max 839. Winkler, Dr. – scientist 840. Winston – robot assistant 841. Winterhalter, Mrs. 842. Winthrop, Desiree – fashion model; Ben Reilly’s friend 843. Wirtham, Joshua – Dr. Elias “Cardiac” Wirtham’s brother (deceased) 844. Wisen, Gary – Hollywood executive; one of the Game Players 845. Wolfram, General / Claude Cramer 846. Woolcot, Fritz – research scientist; Alex “Ashcan” Woolcot’s abusive father 847. Wormly, Richard – Daily Bugle 848. Xenophage 849. Yama, Jimmy 850. Yao, Dr. 851. Yes, Dr. 852. Yi, Spike 853. Young, Max – former assistant of Mendel Stromm; designed Spider-Slayers for Alistair Smythe 854. Zack – archaeologist in the far future; discovered Spidey’s web-shooters with Lana 855. Zelinsky, Leo – tailor 856. Zimmer, Mickey – Daily Bugle

Businesses and Other IP

1. 1400 Club 2. Ace Signs 3. AGK Corporation 4. Alchemax 5. “THE ALIEN AND THE OZONE” 6. Alpha -Illuminizor 7. Amazing Siskinsky Sisters Circus, The 8. “AMAZON ANNIE AND THE GRUNGE ZOMBIES” – movie starring Mary Jane Watson 9. Animal Liberation Front (ALF) 10. Ararat Corporation 11. Ares Colony 2099 12. ARMS (Alternative Resources Munitions Supply) 13. Atomic Research Center 14. Beyond Forever – nightclub 15. Bio-Genes – Somalian group 16. Bio-Technix 17. Black Cat – speakeasy in Spider-Man Noir 18. Blind Spot – waterfront bar 19. Bryceco Corporation 20. Café Indigo 21. California Crime Commission

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22. Care Labs 23. Cat’s Eye Investigations 24. Century Club, The 25. Chase Foundation 26. Club Noir 27. Cobalt Chemical Corporation 28. Coffee Bean 29. Consolidated Importers 30. Corona Motors 31. Corporate Raiders 2099 32. Cosmo’s Costume World 33. Cosmos Productions 34. “THE CRIMSON BAT” tv show 35. Daily Bugle 36. Daily Globe 37. Daily Grind 38. Dasent Gallery of Fine Art 39. Deacon’s Den 40. Delazny Studios 41. Deep End Club 42. Deterrence Research Corporation (DRC) 43. Empire State Hospital 44. (ESU) 45. ’s Gang—Al, Joe and Pete 46. “EVERYBODY’S HAPPY” - program 47. Excessive Violence Video Game Company 48. Executive Systems, Inc. 49. “FAST LANE” 50. F.E.A.S.T. Center Soup Kitchen 51. Fireheart Enterprises / Fireheart Industries 52. Fude Factory / Food Factory 53. GARID (Galannan Alternative Research for Immunization Development) 54. General Techtronics Corporation / General Techtronics West 55. Godstone/Weirdstone/Bloodgem/Moongem 56. Gold Notepad 57. Gilsoft Games 58. Hall Corporation 59. Hardy’s “Turn of the Century” Town 60. Hatros Clinic 61. Hotel Caprice 62. “Hour of Faith” – Rev. George Chesterford’s show 63. Humanity First 64. Institute for Technological Advancement 65. Joe’s Bar 66. Juicy Lucy – diner 67. Jupiter suit

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68. Kingsley International 69. Leaky Bucket – bar frequented by criminals 70. Leo’s Tailoring 71. Liberty Party 72. Life Foundation 73. “LOBSTER MAN” – movie, starring Mary Jane 74. Lyla – hologram 75. McNair and Associates 76. Mechabytes 77. Midtown High School 78. Milton Summers High School 79. Mitchell State Hospital 80. Molten Man - rock group 81. Monnano 82. Monte Disco 83. Morelle Pharmaceuticals 84. Multivex 85. National Front, The 86. Newhope Memorial Hospital 87. Nexus Corporation 88. Nightshade 2099 89. Now Magazine / Shared; Daily Bugle magazine 90. Nueva Tork 91. On-Line Research 92. / Osborn Industries / Osborn Chemical / The Norman Osborn Foundation 93. Other Realm 94. Our Lady of Saints Church 95. Oz – drug 96. Platoon 97. Pink Lady – nightclub 98. Phelcorp – subsidiary of Oscrop 99. Pleasant Valley Mental Institution and its Mad Dog Ward 100. Prankston’s Private Zoo 101. Public Eye 102. Queens Medical Center 103. Rapture – drug 104. Ravencroft Institute for the Criminally Insane 105. Razor and the Shriekers – band 106. Restwell Nursing Home 107. Right-Riders, The – Canadian bicycle safety promoters 108. Robbins Emeralds 109. Ryan Mental Hospital 110. Ryker’s Island 111. Scungili Crime Family 112. “SECRET HOSPITAL” – soap opera starring Mary Jane Watson 113. Sheridan Industries

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114. Silver Sable International / company owned by Silver Sable 115. “SPAWN OF THE SPIDER” – movie, with Spider-Man as a stunt performer 116. Spider Shoppe 117. Spider-Mobile – custom vehicle 118. Spidera 119. Spiderites 120. State Street Hospital 121. State of Symkaria 122. St. Andrew’s – womens’ shelter 123. St. Agnes 124. St. Eboars 125. Synthia East 126. Technomancers Agency 127. Terminators, The 128. Thompson Biochemical Industries 129. Top of New York Hotel 130. Toxic Shock Pictures 131. Trask Industries 132. Tranquil Tea 133. Treece International 134. Tri Corp Research Foundation / Tricorp Research Foundation 135. Virtual Unreality 2099 136. Warrant, Inc. 137. WebCorps 138. Webs – book 139. Zebra Patrol

Non-Exclusive Jessica Drew Characters

1. Connelley 2. Drew, Jonathan 3. Drew, Merriem 4. Dr. Karl Malus 5. Hunt, Gerald “Jerry” 6. Ishima, David 7. Jacobi, Lt. - LAPD 8. McCabe, Lindsey – private investigator; actress; Jessica “Spider-Woman” Drew’s partner in a private investigation business 9. Spider-Woman (I) / Jessica Drew 10. Walsh, Captain Alexander – LAPD

Non-Exclusive Businesses and Other IP – Spider-Woman (I) / Jessica Drew

1. Drew & McCabe Investigations

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Note: References to groups, teams or affiliations in the Schedules (such as , NYPD, or Hydra) are for descriptive purposes and rights to such groups, teams or affiliations separate from the characters are not implied by their mention above unless specifically granted.

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SCHEDULE 7A FROZEN CHARACTERS

Hero or Villain

1. Bag-Man, The, a.k.a. The Amazing Bag-Man a.k.a The Bombastic Bag-Man / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 2. Bizarnage 3. Black Bat / Barbara Hardy 4. *Black Bee / Damon Hooks 5. Cosmic Spider-Man / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 6. Cosmic-Carnage 7. Dredmund Druid appearing as Starwolf or Man-Wolf 8. *Desinna 9. *Draco / Demosthenes Q. Drake 10. Dragon Men 11. Insect Queen / Mary Jane Watson 12. King Lizard 13. Scavulture 14. *Specialist, The 15. Spider-Boy / Peter “Pete” Ross 16. Spider-Boy 2099 / Mig-El Gand 17. Spider-Girl (III) / Ashley Barton 18. Spider-Girl (IV) / /Shadowcat 19. Spider- / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 20. Spider-Man imposter / Hans Jansen* 21. Spider-Phoenix / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker 22. Spider-Clones 23. MODOK Spider-Man 24. / Peter Parker 25. Prime Spidey 26. Spider-Man 27. Spider- 28. Super Adaptoid version of Spider-Man 29. Xraven 30. Additional characters whose expression is a combination of elements of Spider-Man and a character that is not part of the Property. For the sake of clarity, if Marvel created a new character that was Spider-, and the expression of that character was elements of Spider-Man and elements of Wolverine, Spider-Wolverine would be frozen. 31. Spider-Man appearing as a member of the (e.g., as a member of the or Fatal Force) 32. as he appears in Slingers 33. Scorpion as an alias for Carmilla Black / Thanesee Rappaccini 34. Reilly Tyne as an alias for Darkdevil

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Anthropomorphic Variations

1. Black Catfish 2. Doctor Octopussy Cat / Doctor Octopus 3. Flash Tombenstain Bear 4. Hobgobbler 5. J. Jonah Jackal / Black Jackal 6. King-Pig, The 7. Mary Jane Waterbuffalo 8. Mary Porker 9. Pork Grind 10. Raven the Hunter 11. Sandmanatee 12. Shock-Cur 13. Spider-Ham / Peter Porker

Other Variations of Spider-Man Characters

1. Marvel Zombies versions of the characters set forth on Schedule 6 2. Marvel Apes versions of the characters set forth on Schedule 6 3. …? versions of the characters set forth on Schedule 6

Electric Company / “” characters (however, for the sake of clarity, nothing shall restrict either party from using such characters or elements that are in the public domain, such as or Little Miss Muffet)

1. “Gumbo” Grace Ivy 2. Big Bad Wolf 3. Bonk 4. Conk 5. Count Dracula 6. David Dinger aka Hum Dinger 7. Dr. Fly 8. Dr. Fright 9. Easy Reader 10. Eye Patch 11. Fargo North Decoder 12. Little Miss Muffet 13. Mr. Measles 14. Silly Willy 15. The Birthday Bandit

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16. The Can Crusher 17. The Fox 18. The 19. The Sandman aka Wee Willie Winkie 20. The Spoiler 21. The Thumper 22. The Tickler 23. The Uninvited 24. Valerie 25. Winky Goodyshoes 26. Spider-Woman (temp, no powers) – Valerie the Librarian

Avataars: Covenant of the

1. Darkwater 2. 3. Huntsman 4. 5. Mysterium 6. Sandstorm 7. Scorpius 8. Talon 9. Tantaclus 10. Von Bludvig 11. Webslinger 12. Widow of the Web

*Spider-Man 1967 television series

1. Barron 2. Baron Von Rantenraven 3. Bolton 4. Boomer 5. Brutus 6. Blackwell the 7. Blotto 8. Charles Cameo 9. Carol 10. Clive 11. Collin 12. Desperado 13. De Vargas 14. Dr. Cool 15. Dr. Manta 16. Dr. Noah Body

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17. Dr. Dumpty / Dr. Humperdink Dumpty 18. Dr. Genie 19. Dr. Vespasian 20. Dr. Von Schlick 21. Dr. Zap 22. Fakir 23. Fiddler Otto 24. Gator 25. Harley Clivendon 26. Human Fly Twins 27. Infinata 28. Master Technician/Radiation Specialist 29. Master Vine 30. Mistress 31. Micro Man / Professor Pretories 32. Miss Trubble 33. Mugs Reilly 34. Pardo 35. Parafino 36. 37. Plotter 38. Plutonians 39. Red Dog Melvin 40. Robot 41. Scarf 42. Scarlet Sorcerer 43. Shakespeare 44. Sir Galahad 45. Skymaster 46. Snow Master 47. Super Swami / Cogar

*Spider-Man 1981 television series

1. Gadgeteer / Joshua 2. Nephilia / Dr. Bradley Shaw 3. Professor Gizmo 4. / Wild Willie Wilson 5. Stuntman / Jack Riven

*Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends 1981 television series

1. Arachnoid / Zolton 2. Buzz Mason 3. Cyberiad / Nathan Price

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4. Gamesman 5. Lightwave / Dante 6. Videoman / Francis Byte

*Spider-Woman 1979 television series

1. Billy Drew (Jessica’s nephew) 2. Jeff Hunt (Photographer) 3. Justice Magazine 4. Magician, the Great Magini 5. Mummy Khufu

*In the event rights to characters marked with an asterisk “*” are ever clearly clarified to Marvel’s satisfaction, Marvel agrees to add such characters to the Named Characters on Schedule 6.

Note: None of the characters listed under Schedule 7A shall restrict SPE’s or Marvel’s rights to the characters listed on Schedule 6 or Schedule 8, or otherwise reserved to Marvel, respectively. For example, the fact that this schedule restricts The Sandman / Wee Willie Winkie character from the Electric Company TV Show does not prohibit SPE from using The Sandman / Flint Marko which has been exclusively granted to SPE. Similarly, Spider-Thor listed here shall not prohibit Marvel from using Thor, which has been specifically reserved to Marvel, among other characters.

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SCHEDULE 7B

FOX KINGPIN CHARACTERS

Hero or Villain

1. Arranger, The / Oswald P. Silkworth 2. Brainwasher, The / Wilson Fisk 3. Flint 4. Kingpin, The / Wilson Fisk, a.k.a. Harold Howard

Supporting Characters

1. Fisk, Vanessa – Wilson “The Kingpin” Fisk’s wife 2. Julius – ’s servant

Businesses and Other IP

1. Fisk Towers / owned by Kingpin 2. Gloom Room A-Go-Go – nightclub 3. Fisk Enterprises

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SCHEDULE 8

MARVEL RESERVED CHARACTERS

Hero or Villain

1. Aesir 2099 2. Agent 003 / Duncan O’Neill 3. American Eagle 4. Annex / Alex Ellis 5. Ant-Man / Dr. 6. Ant-Man / Scott Lang 7. Barton, Clint / 8. Baron Mordo / Karl Amadeus Mordo 9. Basenji 10. Beetle / 11. , The / Frank, Kosmos 12. Biohazard 13. Black Marvel 14. / / Virgin Mary / Mary Alice Walker 15. Black Abbott, The 16. Black Light 17. 18. Bluestreak (I) (first appearing in ) 19. Bluestreak (II) (first appearing in ) 20. Bluestreak (III) (first appearing in A-Next) 21. Bluestreak (IV) (first appearing in ) 22. Boone, Jordan 23. Brace 24. Bridge, G. W. 25. , The 26. Brother Nature / Mark Diering 27. / Lester aka Benjamin Poindexter 28. Captain America 29. Caprice / Kendra Louise Price 30. Carmilla Black / Thanesee Rappaccini 31. Chain 32. Chimera 33. Chtylok, the Che K’n Kau 34. Clay 35. Cloak / Tyrone “Ty” Johnson 36. Coal Tiger / T’Chaka 37. Collier, Carson “Coot”, Sr. 38. Collier, Carson, Jr. 39. Connell, Ken / Starbrand 40. D’Spayre

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41. Dagger / Tandy Bowen 42. Dane / Jan Radar 43. Darkedevil 44. Dementia 45. / Luther Manning 46. 47. Dracul 48. Dragonfly (I) / Karsano 49. Dragonfly (II) / Meiko Yin 50. Dragonfist 51. Dreadnoughts 52. Druid, Dredmund / Dredmund Cromwell 53. Dunson, Abner 54. / Elektra Natchios 55. Enforcer, The / Charles Delazny, Jr. 56. Ent 57. Falzone 58. Flag-Smasher / Guy Thierrault 59. / Angelica Jones 60. Forest, Greg 61. Forever Man / Morgan MacNeil Hardy 62. Forbes, Ian 63. Freebooter / Brandon Cross 64. Frisbee – sea monster(appeared in Claws) 65. Frog-Man 66. Giant-Man 67. 68. / Greg Willis 69. Hall, Morgan 70. Hammer, Justin 71. Hand, The 72. Hazmat / Keither Kilham 73. Helix / Rafael Carago 74. , The / Burt Kenyon 75. , The / Parker Robbins 76. Hulk 77. Invisible Girl / Susan Richards 78. / Daniel Thomas Rand-K’ai 79. / Tony Stark 80. Jacobi, Lorenzo 81. / Jack Harrison 82. Jenkins, Riley 83. Joey Face 84. / Billy “The Beaut” Russo 85. Jones, Rick 86. Kenkoy, Harry

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87. King / Klaus Voorhees 88. Kutzof/Kutzov, Gen. Nikolai 89. Larks 90. Laserworks 91. Living Mummy / N’Kantu 92. Living Pharaoh, The / Akasha Martinez 93. LLan / Dexter Raynes 94. Mad Dog Rassitano 95. Madam Qwa 96. Magneta 97. 98. Marvel Boy 99. Master Zei 100. 101. Mechanoids 102. Midas, the Golden Man / Malcolm Merriwell 103. Mindwave 104. MODOK 105. / Owen Reece 106. Moonstone / Dr. Karla Sofen 107. Moses Magnum 108. Mother Inferior 109. Mr. Hyde / Calvin Zabo 110. Ms. Marvel / 111. 112. 113. Naylor, Maddie – Speedball’s mother 114. Necromancer 115. Net 116. Night Thrasher 117. Noble Kale 118. / Richard Rider 119. , The / Leland Owlsley 120. Passim, Eddie 121. Pester 122. Pestilence 123. Phoenix 124. / Brian Phillip Calusky 125. Pitbull 126. Poodle 127. Price, Jack – villain (appeared in Claws) 128. , The / Frank Castle (born Frank Castiglione) 129. Queen / Adriana “Ana” Soria 130. Rattan 131. Razorfist 132. Richards, Reed / Mr. Fantastic

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133. Rigoletto, Don 134. Ripjak (however Marvel agrees to remove any references to Spider-Man in connection with any motion picture exploitation) 135. Rubens, Bob 136. Sentry / Robert Reynolds 137. 138. Shadowoman / Jillian Marie Woods 139. 140. Silke, Sammy / Samuel Silke, possibly Ripa 141. Slade 142. / James Bourne 143. (aka Screaming Mimi) / Melissa Joan Gold 144. / James Sanders 145. Speedball / Robert “Robbie” Baldwin 146. Stinger / Cassandra “Cassie” Lang 147. Stone, Tiberius 148. Stormtrooper / Eric Masterson 149. Swarm / Fritz Von Meyer 150. T’Chambwe 151. Terrier (I) / Theodore “Theo” Davros 152. Thanatos / 153. Thermo the Thermatronic Man, a.k.a. The Street Stalker / Dr. Walter Michaels 154. Thor 155. / Kevin Masterson 156. Toad 157. Tran, Chloe 158. Ursla – villain (appeared in Claws) 159. Vasquez, Prof. Ramon 160. Vega, Robin 161. Virtue / 162. Vlad III Dracula 163. Vortex 164. Wasp 165. Werewolf by Night 166. Westcott, Steven “Skip” 167. White , The (I) 168. White Ninja, The (II) / Abe Brown 169. WHO (Worldwide Habitual Offenders) / sentient computer 170. Wild Thing 171. Wolverine 172. / Dirk Garthwaite 173. Xandu the Unspeakable a.k.a. Xandu the All Powerful 174. Yano 175. Yellowjacket 176. Zane, Donovan

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Teams, Groups, and Gangs

1. Advanced Idea Mechanics (A.I.M.) 2. Ani-men 3. Bacchae, The 4. 5. Code: Blue 6. Conclave, The 7. Golden Horde, The 8. 9. Hydra 10. Litter, The 11. Mutantmen 12. New Men 13. 14. Roxxon 15. S.H.I.E.L.D. 16. Sons of / Soliders of the Serpent 17. / Stark International / Stark Global / Stark Innovations / Stark Resilient / Stark-Fujikawa 18. Thunderbolts 19. , The

Supporting Characters

1. 2. Arguelles, Manuel “Mosquito” – young boy/fan of Spider-Man 3. Barto, Dr. Hillman – scientist; designer of Annex’s armor/cyborg system 4. Barto, Marjorie – Dr. Hillman Barto’s wife 5. Barto, Melody – Dr. Hillman Barto’s daughter 6. Bradshaw, Paul – Walter “Thermo the Thermatronic Man” Michaels’ friend 7. Brooks, Anna – Canadian reporter 8. Brown, Kenny – Daily Bugle 9. Castle, Maria / Maria Falconio – Frank “” Castle’s wife 10. Cherryh, Randolph Winston – politician 11. Cooper, “Val” Valerie 12. Deathspawn 13. Diane – girlfriend of Jack; romance opposed by the Golden Horde and Bacchae 14. Dunson, David – soldier; Abner Dunson’s son 15. Eddie – manipulated by Midas, the Golden Man 16. “El Lobo” – Slumlord 17. Ezili, Mambo – Calypso Ezili’s sister (deceased) [No reference can be made to Calypso/Calypso, Ezili, as this character is granted exclusively to SPE.] 18. Hag 19. Hamilton, Mark – cult leader 20. Igoe, Max – Daily Bugle

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21. Jack – boyfriend of Diane; romance opposed by the Golden Horde and the Bacchae 22. Kane, Marcy – ESU 23. Marsh, Truman - administrator of The 24. Marshall, Simon – pharmaceutical chemist (created Cloak and Dagger) 25. Merriwell, Harrison J. – Malcolm “Midas, the Golden Man” Merriwell’s wealthy philanthropist brother 26. Michaels, Dr. Christine – Walter “Thermo the Thermatronic Man” Michaels’ wife 27. Pavan – Spider-Man informant 28. Reiss, Jacob “The Mechanic” – Frank “The Punisher” Castle’s weapons armorer 29. Roland – nerdy youth, attracted to a girl named Theo 30. Sheldon, Phil – Daily Bugle 31. Smith, Dr. Armstrong – computer specialist; murder victim 32. Swann, Dr. Evan – ESU professor 33. Theo – love interest of Roland 34. Thorpe, Luke – Canadian hunter 35. 36. Tiki – manipulated by Midas, the Golden Man 37. Urich, Ben – Daily Bugle 38. Velasco, Fredo – immigrant; victimized by slumlord “El Lobo” 39. Velasco, Robert – immigrant; victimized by slumlord “El Lobo” 40. Wallace, Melinda – army officer; James “Solo” Bourne’s girlfriend 41. Weber, Dr. Karl – scientist; husband of Dr. Reni Weber 42. Weber, Dr. Reni – scientist; wife of Dr. Karl Weber 43. Yin, Angelica – Daily Bugle; Meiko “Dragonfly” Yin’s sister

Business & Other Intellectual Property Names

1. Abner Dunson Advanced Robotics Company 2. Adarco (Advanced Robotic Company) 3. 4. Bifrost 5. Commission on Superhuman Activities / Commission on Superhuman Affairs 6. 7. Hot Spot, The 8. “LEBENGEBROCHENNACHT” 9. Mandroids 10. Strike – special forces operation 11. Project: – WWII Nazi experiment 12. Sapridyne Chemicals 13. State of 14. WENIG TAKTREISENDERS 15. The Vault and The Raft

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Anthropomorphic Variations

1. Croak & Badger 2. Punfisher / Frank Carple

Spider-Man 1967 television series

1. Dr. Atlantean 2. Dr. Matto Magneta 3. Mole and the Molemen

Spider-Woman 1979 televisions series

1. Mirium, Vampire Queen and mother of

Note: This is a non-exhaustive list of Marvel Reserved Characters and is included for the sake of clarity.

Note: Nothing in the agreement is intended to amend, limit, or expand SPE’s rights under the license agreement with Marvel relating to Rider.

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