Hag Ghost Rider III#23 (1992) Servant of Deathwatch,
partner of Troll, siphons life-force from victims; fought the Ghost Rider
(Ketch), John Blaze, Spider-Man, Venom.
Haight, Jeffrey Doctor Octopus:
Negative Exposure#1 (2003) Daily Bugle photographer, competitive,
jealous of Peter Parker's experience.
Hale, Jonas Iron Man I#120 (1979) Roxxon executive, worked
with Justin Hammer and others as the Hero Killers.
Hall, Morgan Daily Bugle#1 (1996) Sought to form cartel of
minor criminals, laundered money through the Fude Factory until exposed by Ben
Urich.
Hamilton, Mickey Cage#1 (1992) Chicago Spectator reporter, served
on discussion group with Peter Parker about news coverage of superhuman
activity.
Hammer and Anvil (Leroy
Jackson and Johnny Anvil) Incredible
Hulk II#182 (1974) Convicts empowered by alien chain device,
symbiotically linked to each other; fought the Hulk, Spider-Man, others; killed
by the Scourge of the Underworld.
Hammer, Justin Iron Man I#120 (1979) Corporate mogul, sponsored
el Toro Negro in the Great Game, conspired as one of the Hero Killers; equips
and employs many super-villains, including the Beetle, Blacklash, Boomerang,
the Constrictor, Stiletto and Discus, Hydro-Man, the Rhino, the Scorpion, the
Shocker, the Speed Demon, and others; reportedly dead.
Hammerhead Amazing Spider-Man I#113 (1972) Maggia
crimeboss, rebuilt by Jonas Harrow after injury, challenged the Kingpin, worked
with the Chameleon and Tombstone, used super-strong exoskeleton, clashed with
Spider-Man and others, briefly possessed mystic power from the Lifeline Tablet.
Hand Daredevil I#174 (1981) Cult of ninjas, trained
Elektra, frequent opponents of Daredevil, fought Spider-Man during war with the
True Believers, later allied with Norman Osborn.
Hanks, Seth Web of Spider-Man#16 (1986) Young idiot savant,
math prodigy, forced into weapons development by Roxxon in Virginia.
Investigated by Joy Mercado and Peter Parker; Spider-Man rescued him and his
mother Chara from Roxxon and their agent Magma.
Hapgood, Barry Amazing Spider-Man Annual#17 (1983) Classmate of
Peter Parker at Midtown High.
Hardesty, Jennifer Amazing Spider-Man II#37 (2002) One of Peter
Parker's students at Midtown High, came to him for help after the Shade
captured her brother Stephen, who was rescued by Spider-Man.
Hardnose (Alexander
Patel) Spider-Man: Friends and Enemies#1 (1995) Able to
generate and manipulate crystalline structures and force waves, one of the
Metahumes.
Hardshell (Leila Davis) Deadly Foes of Spider-Man#1 (1991) Wife of the
Ringer (Strikeback), became girlfriend of Speed Demon in order to infiltrate
the Sinister Syndicate, used her husband's ring devices, almost killed the
Beetle (MACH-5) for his past manipulation of her husband, took on armored
identity to lead the Syndicate against the Beetle, later joined government team
the Redeemers in Beetle armor, killed by Graviton.
Hardtime Spider-Man/X-Factor:
Shadowgames#1 (1994) Field leader of Shadowforce, able to form
solid objects from energy.
Hardy, Lydia Amazing Spider-Man I#195 (1979) Mother of the
Black Cat, approved of her relationship with Spider-Man.
Hardy, Stan Amazing Spider-Man II#1 (1999) Tri-Corp
geneticist, briefly co-worker of Peter Parker.
Hardy, Walter Amazing Spider-Man I#194 (1979) Father of the
Black Cat, former cat burglar, broken out of prison by his daughter so he could
die at home.
Hargrove, Elias Lethal Foes of Spider-Man# 1 (1993) Atomic
scientist, cousin of Doctor Octopus (Octavius), blackmailed by him over past
misdeeds, manipulated by Mysterio after Octopus's death.
Harpy Marvel Team-Up II#2 (1997) Enormous bird-like
creature, part of Doctor Zeus's Menagerie of Myth.
Harrier Scarlet Spider Unlimited#1 (1995) Wundagorian
evolved from bird, member of the Cult of the Jackal.
Harris, Toni Peter Parker:
Spider-Man#11 and others (1999) Apprentice editor at the Daily
Bugle, co-worker of Sam Exmore.
Harrison, Hammer
(Willard Harrison) Machine Man I#16
(1980) Wears metal pounders on fists for super-punches, fought Machine Man
as member of Baron Brimstone's Satan Squad, later joined the Enforcers; fought
Spider-Man, the Sandman, Daredevil.
Harrison, Joey Marvel Holiday Special (1991) Brother of Timmy
Harrison, told J. Jonah Jameson about Spider-Man's kindness to Timmy when
Jameson donated money to Midtown Hospital.
Harrison, Timmy Amazing Spider-Man I#248 (1984) Terminally ill
boy, devoted fan of Spider-Man, visited by Spider-Man, who told him his origin
and identity.
Harrow, Jonas Amazing Spider-Man I#114 (1972) Criminal
surgeon; empowered Hammerhead, the Kangaroo (Oliver), Megawatt, others;
manipulated Will O'the Wisp, briefly suspected of being the Hobgoblin.
Hart, Donald Peter Parker:
Spider-Man#53 (2003) Corporate mogul, one of the Game Players, sent
Boomerang after Spider-Man.
Hartmann, Eric Punisher War Journal#14 (1990) Neo-Nazi, believed
that he was carrying out the will of angels. Led his followers to take control
of the Daily Bugle offices; Spider-Man kept him from killing Mary Jane Watson
while the Punisher took out his defenses; knocked out by J. Jonah Jameson.
Harvest (Chi Lo) Thor I#300 (1980) Young Japanese woman,
plant-controlling member of the Young Gods, stopped half of her team from
interfering with the High Evolutionary, encountered Spider-Man.
Hate-Monger see Man-Beast.
Havok (Alexander Summers) X-Men I#54 (1969) Mutant, brother of Cyclops,
wields cosmic energy, member of X-Men, fought the Living Monolith alongside
Spider-Man, became leader of X-Factor II and again teamed with Spider-Man
against Shadowforce, spent months in an alternate dimension, returned to the
X-Men.
Hawkeye (Clinton Francis
Barton) Tales of Suspense I#57
(1964) Expert archer, briefly in service of enemy agents, in which capacity
he fought Spider-Man; pardoned, became Avenger, worked with Spider-Man against
Quasimodo and Mister Fear; later led West Coast Avengers, then Thunderbolts.
Headhunter Web of Spider-Man#27 (1987) Axe-wielding operative
of Executive Systems, Inc., kidnapped executive’s son, foiled by Spider-Man.
Headmen (Chondu the
Mystic, Gorilla Man, Shrunken Bones, Ruby Thursday) Defenders I#21 (1975) Would-be criminal
masterminds, used mixture of science, sorcery, and surgery to gain
super-powers; battled the Defenders, later fought the She-Hulk and Spider-Man.
Headsman Untold Tales of Spider-Man#8 (1996) Agent of
Norman Osborn, used prototypes of Green Goblin weapons to fight Spider-Man
alongside the Enforcers.
Helga Spectacular Spider-Man III#3 (2003) Home care
nurse for Flash Thompson while he stayed at Peter Parker's apartment.
Helix (Rafael Carago) Spider-Man:
Maximum Clonage Alpha (1995) Mutant able to adapt to any attack,
survived virus spread by the Jackal, joined the New Warriors.
Hellcat (Patsy Walker) Miss America I#2 (1944) Former teenage comic
book star, became costumed hero with agility and claws, member of the
Defenders, worked with Spider-Man against Lunatik, married Hellstorm, later
died and was resurrected.
Hellfire Club (Inner Circle)
(Sebastian Shaw (Black King), Shinobi Shaw, Benedict Kine, Black Queen, Black
Rook, White Bishop, Sage, Reeva Payge, Paris Seville, others) Uncanny X-Men#96 (1980) Elite club secretly ruled
by mutants seeking world domination; frequent opponents of the X-Men,
encountered Spider-Man in Scotland, clashed with Spider-Man (Reilly) in contest
involving J. Jonah Jameson.
Hellrazor Marvel Team-Up I#87 (1979) Agent of Roxxon Oil,
able to absorb energy, armed with wristbands which fired blades, fought Spider-Man
and the Black Panther, later killed by the Scourge of the Underworld.
Hercules (Heracles) Journey into Mystery Annual#1 (1972) Olympian god,
thousands of years old, joined the Avengers, frequent ally of Thor, fought the
City-Stealers and Doctor Zeus alongside Spider-Man.
Hermit (Timothy Quail) Spectacular Spider-Man II#97 (1984) Timid man
with uncanny ability to solve any problem, discovered by criminal community and
coerced into planning crimes before Spider-Man liberated him, now poses as a homeless
man to avoid attracting interest in his intelligence.
Hernandez, Conchita Spectacular Spider-Man II#84 (1983) Kidnapped
Brian Daley's son after her own infant died; Spider-Man recovered the Daley
baby but did not turn her over to the police.
Hero Killers Amazing Spider-Man Annual I#26 (1992) Scheme by
the Sphinx (Anathna-Mut) and various corporate villains to learn secrets of the
powers of various superhumans, with the Sphinx seeking to drain them of such
powers; killed Silver and Auric and perhaps others, opposed by Spider-Man and
the New Warriors, sent superhuman agents of Justin Hammer to fight them.
Heroes for Hire, Inc. Power Man and Iron Fist#54 (1978)
Bodyguard/mercenary partnership of Power Man (Cage) and Iron Fist, worked with
Spider-Man on occasion; later expanded to include several other heroes;
defunct.
Hershell Web of Spider-Man#28 (1987) Led group of wealthy
idlers in effort to steal the Statue of Liberty's torch while it was being
restored in California, prevented by Spider-Man.
Hibbert, Ellen Sensational Spider-Man#21 (1997) NYPD officer,
neighbor to Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson in Forest Hills, mother of Hope
Hibbert.
Hibbert, Hope Sensational Spider-Man#18 (1997) Daughter of Ellen
Hibbert, deaf, babysat by Anna May Watson, saw Spider-Man at Peter Parker's
home but did not realize Peter's secret.
Hicksville, Matt Marvel Vision#21 (1997) (mentioned only) Daily Bugle reporter, reported on the True Believers' theft of body of Doctor Octopus (Octavius).
High Evolutionary
(Herbert Edgar Wyndham) Thor I#134
(1966) Has been mutating animals into sentient beings for decades; mentor
to Dr. Miles Warren, who betrayed him and became the Jackal; worked with and
against Thor several times, sent Gatherers after the Gwen Stacy clone, nearly
evolved to godlike power during the Evolutionary War, opposed by several
heroes, including Spider-Man; later became saner, encountered the Scarlet
Spider.
Highnote (Raoul Hernandez) Thor I#300 (1980) Nineteenth-century Colombian,
sonic-powered member of the Young Gods, among the members of his team who
sought to interfere with the High Evolutionary's activities, encountered
Spider-Man.
Hills, Edwin Peter Parker:
Spider-Man#53 (2003) Software billionaire, one of the Game Players,
sent XP2000 after Spider-Man.
Hinds, Robert Spectacular Spider-Man Annual#3 (1981) Classmate
of Peter Parker at Midtown High.
Hindsight (Carlton
LaFroyge) New Warriors Annual#3 (1993)
Served as computer liaison for the New Warriors, worked with the Scarlet
Spider.
Hitman (Burt Kenyon) Spectacular Spider-Man II#5 (1977) Lieutenant in
Southeast Asian war, saved the Punisher's life, became mercenary, fought
Spider-Man on behalf of Bossman Morgan, later kidnapped J. Jonah Jameson for
the People's Liberation Front, fought Spider-Man and the Punisher, died in fall
from the Statue of Liberty.
Hobgoblin (Roderick Kingsley) Spectacular Spider-Man II#43 (1980)
Fashion magnate, discovered cache of the Green Goblin's equipment, set up new
identity; fought Spider-Man many times with pumpkin bombs, razor-bats,
electro-shock gloves, and other weapons; tested super-strength formula on Lefty
Donovan before using it on himself, brainwashed Ned Leeds to act as his
surrogate, retired to Europe when Leeds was killed, returned during trial of
Jason Macendale, defeated by Spider-Man, released by Norman Osborn, currently
in the Caribbean.
Hobgoblin see Donovan, Lefty; Leeds, Ned; Macendale, Jason.
Hobgoblin 2211 Spider-Man 2099 Meets Spider-Man (1995) Villain
from 2211, powers from both science and sorcery, manipulated Spider-Man and
Spider-Man 2099, defeated by Spider-Man 2211.
Hochberg, Roger Amazing Spider-Man I#223 (1981) ESU graduate
student, friend of Peter Parker, encountered the Red Ghost, helped capture the
White Rabbit.
Hogan, Joseph
"Crusher" Amazing Fantasy#15
(1962) Wrestler defeated during Spider-Man's first public appearance,
became janitor, claimed to have trained Spider-Man, helped him against
Manslaughter Marsdale.
Hogan, Nails Amazing Spider-Man I#34 (1966) Criminal, led
gang in effort to fight Spider-Man, inadvertently interfered in Kraven the
Hunter's efforts to do so.
Hole in the Wall Gang Marvel Team-Up I#88 (1979) Criminal gang,
kidnapped Franklin Richards to force the Invisible Girl to rob for them,
defeated by the Invisible Girl and Spider-Man.
Hollis, Bobby Sue Spectacular Spider-Man II#13 (1977) Sister of
Razorback, joined Legion of Light, helped Razorback and Spider-Man defeat
Brother Power, sought new direction.
Home Wrecker Master of Kung Fu I#66 and others (Hostess Fruit
Pies advertisement, 1978) Used wrecking ball crane to destroy buildings,
defeated by Spider-Man.
Homo Arachnis (Carlton
Drake) Amazing Spider-Man I#298
(1988) Member of the Life Foundation, clashed with Spider-Man and Chance,
created spawn from Venom's Symbiote, transformed into spider-like form and
fought Spider-Man and others.
Honcho Web of Spider-Man#1 (1985) Drug dealer with
engineering training, caught by Spider-Man, became leader of the Vulturions.
Honcho Spider-Man:
Friends and Enemies#2 (1995) Leader of the Hostiles.
Hope (Esperanza Ling) Warlock III#1 (1999) Mutant with ability to
transmit techno-organic virus, ally of Warlock, helped Spider-Man and Warlock
against Mainspring.
Hopkins, Steve Spectacular Spider-Man II#30 (1979) Biophysics
graduate student at ESU, classmate of Peter Parker, practical joker, mesmerized
into service by the Black Abbott.
Hornet (Eddie McDonough) Slingers#0 (1998) Used Spider-Man's flying Hornet
armor as one of the Slingers.
Hosek, Dani Marvel Vision#14 (1997) (mentioned only) AP reporter, reported on activities of Spider-Man and X-Man.
Host (Mister Nacht,
Medea, Boone, Chakra) Web of Spider-Man#117 (1994) Agents of Norman Osborn, selected by Scrier, monitored and
manipulated Judas Traveller during encounters with Spider-Man.
Hostiles (Honcho, Elias
Flynn, two men, one woman) Spider-Man:
Friends and Enemies#1 (1995) Armored profit-seekers, kidnapped the
Metahumes' families to control them, killed by the entity that formed from the
Kahesha Crystals.
Hotshot Master of Kung Fu I#77 and others (Hostess Twinkies
Cakes advertisement, 1979) Fiery criminal, fought Spider-Man several times.
Howard, Professor Mark Amazing Spider-Man I#421 (1997) ESU science
teacher, taught Peter Parker.
Howard the Duck Adventure into Fear#19 (1973) Extradimensional
humanoid duck, active in Cleveland, allied with the Man-Thing, Franklin Richards,
and others; fought Pro-Rata and Status Quo alongside Spider-Man.
Hughes, Timber Spider-Man's Tangled Web#13 (2002) Al Kravinoff's
girlfriend, worked at a Bar with No Name, took vengeance on movie producers who
raped her, accompanied Kravinoff and the Vulture (Toomes) on vigilante
activities.
Hulk (Dr. Robert Bruce
Banner) Incredible Hulk I#1 (1962)
Scientist mutated by gamma radiation, periodically transforms into immensely
strong and invulnerable monstrous persona, has possessed normal persona in Hulk
form at times, has fought against Spider-Man and most other heroes, has also
helped Spider-Man against various threats.
Human Cannonball (Jack
Pulver) Incredible Hulk I#3 (1962)
Performer in the Circus of Crime, wears armored suit.
Human Computer Uncanny X-Men#147 and others (Hostess Cup Cakes
advertisement, 1981) Wore computer-like armor, caused computers and electronic
games to malfunction, captured by Spider-Man.
Human Fly (Rick Rojatt) Human Fly#1 (1977) Costumed stuntman, rehabilitated self after crippling accident, gives proceeds of stunts to charity; fought the Mercenary alongside Spider-Man.
Human Torch (Jonathan
Spencer Storm) Fantastic Four I#1
(1961) Youngest member of the Fantastic Four, able to assume fiery form and
control flames, accomplished race car driver, Spider-Man's closest friend in
the super-hero community, has teamed with him against the Enforcers, the
Beetle, the Avant Guard, Speed Demon, and many others.
Humanoids Tales to Astonish I#70 (1965) Plastic-like
artificial life-forms created by the Leader, fought Spider-Man when the
Authority sent him to retrieve the Globe of Ultimate Knowledge.
Humbug (Professor Buck
Mitty) Web of Spider-Man#19 (1986)
ESU entomologist, used equipment to mimic destructive insect noises, devoted to
insects, defeated twice by Spider-Man, apparently killed by Deadpool.
Hunger Spider-Man#76 (1997) Dark-energy powered villain,
shared mysterious past with SHOC, formerly known as Crown, fought Spider-Man
and SHOC, mutated into vampiric form, fought Spider-Man and Blade.
Hunt, Connie Spider-Man: Get
Kraven#4 (2002) Hollywood PR agent, mutated cyborg, fought Al Kravinoff,
Spider-Man, the Vulture (Toomes).
Huntara (Tara Richards,
a.k.a. Mary Alvarez) Fantastic Four I#273 (1984) Daughter of Nathaniel Richards, extradimensional warrior,
fought the Fantastic Four and Spider-Man as a member of the Fearsome Foursome,
later became hero in Fantastic Force.
Hunter, Henrietta X-Statix#13 (2003) Mutant pop icon, revived from dead in new body with empathic powers, joined X-Statix, briefly encountered Spider-Man while being abducted by Euro-Trash.
Hunter, Teale Peter Parker:
Spider-Man#43 (2002) Producer with Sonic TV, helped Spider-Man
investigate the Sandman's activities at a rock star beach party.
Hunter, Virginia Spectacular Spider-Man II#55 (1981) Daughter of
Nitro, sued for her father's release from Project: Pegasus, forced to accompany Nitro on
criminal activities, rescued by Spider-Man.
Husk (Paige Guthrie) X-Force#32 (1994) Mutant able to alter her body
into various matter or energy forms, sister of Cannonball, teamed with
Spider-Man against Major Love as a member of Generation X, later joined X-Corps
and the X-Men.
Hutton, Professor Spectacular Spider-Man II#12 (1977) ESU
sociology professor, provided Spider-Man with information on the Legion of
Light.
Hydra Strange Tales I#135 (1965) Terrorist
organization dating back to World War II, arch-nemesis of Nick Fury and SHIELD,
allied with Fortunato, worked with Crown against Spider-Man and Morbius.
Hydro-Man (Morris Bench) Amazing Spider-Man I#212 (1981)
Former cargo ship crewman mutated into semi-liquid form, able to convert body
partially or totally into liquid, fought Spider-Man, briefly merged with the
Sandman as the Mud-Thing, member of the Sinister Syndicate.
Hyperia (Denise Havens) Spider-Man: Friends and Enemies#1 (1995) Fired
destructive blasts from her hands, one of the Metahumes.
Hypertron 1.0 (Chester) Web of Spider-Man#83 (1991) Armor-wearing former
AIM agent, defeated by Spider-Man, armor served as the basis for the Bobster's
armor.
Hypno-Hustler Spectacular Spider-Man II#24 (1978) Hypnotic
villain, accompanied by singing Mercy Killers, robbed disco, defeated by
Spider-Man.
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