SCARLET SPIDERSSCARLET SPIDERS
Membership: Michael, Patrick; formerly Van (all Michael Van Patrick clones)
Purpose: To halt the misdeeds performed by the Initiative program;
formerly to protect Baron von Blitzschlag and act as a black ops squad for the Initiative when needed
Aliases: "Kids" (called by Spider-Man), "Mein
Kinder" (called by Baron von Blitzschlag), "the MVPeople" (called by
Hardball), "My Boys," "My Poor Boys" (called by Baron von Blitzschlag),
Red Team
Affiliations: Baron Wernher von Blitzschlag,
Counter-Force/New Warriors (Debrii/Deborah Fields, Justice/Vance
Astrovik, Night Thrasher/Donyell Taylor, Rage/Elvin Halliday, Slapstick/Steve Harmon, Ultragirl/Suzy Sherman), Greg
Forrest, Gauntlet (Joseph Green), Henry Peter Gyrich, the Initiative (Annex/Alex Ellis, Batwing/Jimmy Santini, Cloud 9/Abby Boylen,
Gargoyle/Isaac Christians, Geiger/Delilah Deerborn, Hardball/Roger Brokeridge, Hellcat/Patsy Walker, Komodo/Melati
Kusuma, Nighthawk/Kyle Richmond, Prodigy/Ritchie Gillmore, Red 9/Wallace Jackson, Stature/Cassie Lang, Stingray/Walt
Newell, Sunstreak/Andrea Rourke, Triathlon/Delroy Garrett, Jr., "Thor Girl"/unidentified
Skrull), MVP clone ("Michael Van Patrick"), New Warriors (Blackwing/Barnell Bohusk, Decibel/Jonothan
Starsmore, Phaser/Christian Cord,
Renascence/Sofia Mantega, Ripcord/Miranda Leevald, Skybolt/Vincent Stewart, Tempest/Angel Salvadore, Wondra/Jubilation Lee), Shadow Initiative (Bengal/Duc no Tranh,
Constrictor/Frank Schlichting, Mutant Zero/Mary Walker, Trauma/Terrence
Ward), SHIELD, Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Taskmaster, Tigra (Greer Nelson), War Machine (James
Rhodes), Senator
Woodman
Enemies: Hulk (Bruce Banner), KIA
(Michael Van Patrick clone), Ragnarok (Thor Odinson cybernetic clone),
the Sinister Syndicate (Boomerang/Fred Myers, Hydro-Man/Morrie Bench,
Shocker/Herman Schultz), Skrulls, the Vulturions (Honcho, others), Warbound
Base of Operations: Mobile;
formerly Camp Hammond, Stamford, Connecticut, USA
First Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative I#3 (August, 2007)
History: (Avengers: The Initiative I#7 (fb) -
BTS) - The clones later called Michael, Van and Patrick were grown from the genetic material of deceased Initiative recruit MVP.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#10 (fb) - BTS) - During
Michael, Van and Patrick's creation, Initiative scientist Baron von
Blitzschlag mixed some of his DNA into the clones' genetic makeup,
making them imperfectly matched to MVP's genetic code.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#7 (fb) - BTS) - The Scarlet Spiders were programmed to be loyal to Initiative scientist Baron von Blitzschlag, who they stayed close to while remaining out of the public eye.
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z Update
I#2 - Scarlet Spiders entry (fb) - BTS) - Baron von Blitzschlag, who
began thinking of the clones as his "sons," outfitted Michael, Van and
Patrick with replicas of Spider-Man's Starktech "Iron Spider" armor.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#3) - During an Initiative mission against the outlaw Spider-Man, one of the Scarlet Spiders used the stealth properties of his suit to spy on a fight between Spider-Man, Shocker, Boomerang and Hydro-Man. Reporting in to War Machine, the Scarlet Spider asked if he should engage and was told not to, as any aggressive action might trigger Spider-Man's spider-sense. When Spider-Man was distracted by War Machine and Initiative recruit Komodo, the three criminals attempted to get away but were stopped by the three Scarlet Spiders.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#5 (fb)) - While
recruiting for his personal Shadow Initiative group, Secretary of
Superhuman Armed Forces Henry Peter Gyrich summoned the Scarlet Spiders
and asked if they were ready for a new assignment. The trio saluted
Gyrich and exclaimed that they were born ready.
(Avengers: The Initiative I Annual#1/3) - After Baron
von Blitzschlag finished writing a memo to Henry Peter Gyrich, the
three Scarlet Spiders made tea for the Baron and helped clean the tea
that Blitzschlag had previously spilled. Blitzschlag thanked the
Scarlet Spiders, proclaiming them to be good boys.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#4) - Two weeks after accepting Gyrich's assignment with the Shadow Initiative, the three Scarlet Spiders were summoned by Henry Peter Gyrich as part of his Shadow Initiative for their first group field mission: rescue and assist the Initiative recruits that had been sent in against the Hulk.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#5) - The Scarlet Spiders sat at a table in Camp Hammond's Subbasement 9, where Henry Peter Gyrich brief the entire Shadow Initiative on their upcoming mission against the Hulk. During the briefing, the Scarlet Spiders asked why the Shadow Initiative was bringing in Trauma if their mission was to rescue minors from the Hulk in the first place but Gyrich quickly explained that Trauma was the only omega-level superhuman on the Camp Hammond base and the Shadow Initiative should place a high priority on getting Trauma in and out from the mission. After Gyrich dismissed the Shadow Initiative, they all were stealthily sent into Manhattan, where the Scarlet Spiders entered their own stealth mode and recorded the proceedings for Gyrich. The trio then fanned out to act as the Shadow Initiative's eyes, prepared to report back on the Hulk's location while the rest of the Shadow Initiative rescued the Initiative trainees. Keeping tabs on the Hulk, the Scarlet Spiders reported back to the Shadow Initiative after the Hulk had defeated the US military and revealed that the Hulk was heading towards Madison Square Garden, the location of the Shadow Initiative. Following Hulk to Madison Square Garden, the Scarlet Spiders arrived to find a badly beaten Trauma and a departing Hulk. Destealthing, the Scarlet Spiders rescued Trauma and got him onto the Shadow Initiative's stealth ship.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#7) - The Initiative's
Baron von Blitzschlag had the Scarlet Spiders act as additional
security during a meeting with Senator Woodman, who had secretly
recruited the armored Vulturions to steal Blitzschlag's gamma research.
When the Vulturions succeeded in stealing Blitzschlag's attache case
despite Woodman giving them the kill sign, the Scarlet Spiders
destealthed to attend to Blitzschlag, who ordered them to go after the
Vulturions. Knowing that the Scarlet Spiders had not been approved for
public action yet, Sen. Woodman ordered Blitzschlag to recall the
Scarlet Spiders but Blitzschlag refused, claiming it was time for the
public to see what the Scarlet Spiders could do. Their public outing
drew the attention of Henry Peter Gyrich, who informed Yellowjacket
(secretly a Skrull impostor) and War Machine of the Scarlet Spiders'
activities and assured them that the Scarlet Spiders would reacquire
Blitzschlag's gamma research. While chasing the Vulturions, the Scarlet
Spiders were also noticed by Spider-Man, who gave chase after
recognizing his old "Iron Spider" costume on the trio. War Machine was
eventually able to patch into the communications array within the
Scarlet Spiders' costumes and requested a status report from the trio,
who apologized for breaking protocol by going public. Spider-Man then
publicly entered the fray, attacking one of the Scarlet Spiders while
the others were ordered to continue pursuit of the Vulturions. Another
of the Scarlet Spiders broke formation to rescue the one attacked by
Spider-Man, inadvertently leaving the third Scarlet Spider to battle
the Vulturions alone. The two Scarlet Spiders managed to convince the
attacking Spider-Man to help them against the Vulturions by playing
back an audio file of Spider-Man telling others to do what was right as
the third Scarlet Spider was taking a beating from the Vulturions. As
Spider-Man left to rescue the beaten Scarlet Spider, the other two used
their costumes to mimic the classic red and blue and black costumes
formerly worn by Spider-Man. Each posing as Spider-Man, the Scarlet
Spiders each took out one of the Vulturions and reunited with their
beaten brother as the true Spider-Man took out the third Vulturion.
Regrouping with Spider-Man, the Scarlet Spiders were ordered by War
Machine to take Spider-Man down but they chose to turn off their
commlinks instead. When reporter Greg Forrest arrived to interview all
four, the Scarlet Spiders protected Spider-Man's identity by each
transforming into a duplicate of Spider-Man and claiming there were
four Scarlet Spiders rather than three and the true Spider-Man.
Revealing they worked for a government program and claiming that the
fourth Scarlet Spider was being "released from the program" due
to recent actions, the other three Scarlet Spiders confused the public
with their statement, allowing Spider-Man to regain some of his
previous anonymity. Returning to Camp Hammond, the Scarlet Spiders were
reprimanded by Baron von Blitzschlag for disobeying their commander's
orders. When Blitzschlag demanded they unmask, the Scarlet Spiders
explained that helping Spider-Man was the right thing to do, much to
Baron von Blitzschlag's shock, as he had never programmed the clones to
think like that.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#8 (fb)) - The Scarlet Spiders were present when Initiative recruits arrived at Camp Hammond with the captive Dragon Man. When Dragon Man escaped, one of the Scarlet Spiders dove to protect Cloud 9, who had frozen up. Once Dragon Man was recaptured, the Scarlet Spiders watched as Henry Peter Gyrich introduced the recruits to their newest drill instructor: the villainous Taskmaster. The Scarlet Spiders were later placed in stasis to sleep while Baron von Blitzschlag, Henry Peter Gyrich and Criti Noll, the Skrull posing as Yellowjacket, discussed the possibility of creating more clones of MVP to staff the Fifty-State Initiative.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#10) - The Scarlet Spiders
were summoned alongside the rest of the Shadow Initiative to protect
Henry Peter Gyrich from unhinged rogue MVP clone KIA. During the
battle, KIA severed the arms of the Scarlet Spiders' teammate
Constrictor, prompting the Scarlet Spiders to remove their masks in an
effort to talk KIA down from his rampage. Upon seeing that the Scarlet
Spiders were clones of MVP just like himself, KIA was at first confused
at how none of them were unique but soon renewed his anger, exclaiming
that if they were MVP then they too were dead and killing one of the
Scarlet Spiders, Van, by severing his head. The two remaining Scarlet Spiders
then jumped back to avoid more of KIA's attacks before KIA turned his
attention elsewhere, sensing that another of his potential victims,
Gauntlet, was nearby. Before KIA could kill Gauntlet, however, the two
remaining Scarlet Spiders re-entered the battle and announced their
plans to kill KIA in retaliation for killing their cloned brother.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#11 (fb)) - The two remaining Scarlet Spiders continued their attack on KIA until KIA noticed his intended Initiative recruit victims escaping and knocked the two Scarlet Spiders aside.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#11) - After KIA left to
pursue the fleeing Initiative recruits on his kill list, the remaining
Scarlet Spiders rushed to the aid of the injured Baron von Blitzschlag.
Henry Peter Gyrich soon ordered the Scarlet Spiders to pursue KIA as
the only able-bodied men left at Camp Hammond and despite their
misgivings, the Scarlet Spiders were told to follow orders by Baron von
Blitzschlag and they did as they were told. Arriving at the Negative
Zone's Prison 42 to find a barely breathing War Machine, the Scarlet
Spiders reported the injury to Henry Gyrich, who ordered War Machine
not to summon Iron Man. Attempting to help War Machine by using their
medic training, the Scarlet Spiders were surprised to see that War
Machine was mostly machine before taking advantage of the distracted
War Machine when he called Iron Man to enter stealth mode and continue
their pursuit of KIA through the Prison's jump gate. Soon arriving at
Tennessee's Initiative base under construction, the Scarlet Spiders
found everyone there dead and began tracking the destruction to KIA's
location. Arriving in Bulls Gap, Tennessee as several of Earth's heroes
and the Initiative recruits were attempting to hold KIA in place, the
Scarlet Spiders used the mechanical arms in their armors to pin KIA in
place as the clone of MVP who had replaced the original erased KIA's
mind using a helmet designed by Baron von Blitzschlag. In the aftermath
of KIA's defeat, the Scarlet Spiders were introduced to Brian Van
Patrick, the true MVP's father, by the MVP clone.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#12 (fb)) - As Iron Man suggested all of the heroes return to Camp Hammond, the Scarlet Spiders stood with Justice as he refused to return and instead formed the Counter-Force group with his surviving former New Warriors. When the MVP clone claimed he would never go anywhere near the Initiative again, the Scarlet Spiders claimed the clone as their own family and if he did not return to the Initiative, they would not also, choosing instead to stay behind with the rest of Counter-Force.
(New Warriors IV#15 (fb) - BTS) - After joining
Counter-Force, the Scarlet Spiders had all traces of Starktech removed
from their armor.
(New Warriors IV#14) - The Scarlet Spiders accompanied Counter-Force to an Appalachian safehouse, where they found Night Thrasher (Donyell Taylor) searching for signs that his brother Dwayne might be alive. The Scarlet Spiders then watched as both Justice and Rage, unaware that Night Thrasher was Donyell and not their former teammate Dwayne, tried to reason with Night Thrasher, who announced that he didn't have time to explain himself to Counter-Force. Soon suspecting Night Thrasher to be an alien Skrull, Justice and Counter-Force slowly sized up the situation but Counter-Force's Slapstick attacked, leading Night Thrasher to defend himself. A fight quickly broke out, with Night Thrasher leaping over one of the Scarlet Spiders and downing the other with a sweep kick. As the fight escalated, Night Thrasher's teammates in the New Warriors arrived to confront the Scarlet Spiders and Counter-Force.
(New Warriors IV#15) - The fight between
Counter-Force and the New Warriors continued, with Night Thrasher
hitting one of the Scarlet Spiders with one of his batons while kicking
the other Scarlet Spider. The New Warriors' Renascence then followed up
by hitting one of the Scarlet Spiders with her mechanical tentacles
while the other Scarlet Spider managed to get a kick in on Ripcord.
Night Thrasher soon ended the fight by generating a shockwave with his
batons and revealing himself as Donyell Taylor, much to the surprise of
the Scarlet Spiders, Counter-Force and even Thrasher's own New Warriors
teammates. After learning that Night Thrasher sought to find DNA
evidence that disproved his brother's apparent death as a Skrull
impostor, Counter-Force agreed to help Night Thrasher and the Scarlet
Spiders soon accompanied Counter-Force and the New Warriors to a SHIELD
Helicarrier, where Dwayne Taylor's corpse rested. Finding the
Helicarrier under attack by Skrulls, Night Thrasher had Justice lead
the Scarlet Spiders, Counter-Force and the New Warriors against the
Skrulls while he evened the odds by crashing their transport into the
Helicarrier. The Scarlet Spiders then busted their way into the
Helicarrier alongside the New Warriors and Counter-Force, only to find
that any and all Starktech had been disabled by the Skrulls. While
Justice and Night Thrasher located Dwayne Taylor's corpse and ran a DNA
test, the Scarlet Spiders, Counter-Force and the remaining New Warriors
battled the Skrulls, including a Nova-powered super Skrull. After
defeating the Nova Skrull, the rescued SHIELD agents told the New
Warriors and Counter-Force to depart as a way of thanking the rogue
superhumans for the rescue. Before leaving, Night Thrasher and Justice
acquired the corpses of the former New Warriors killed in Stamford,
Connecticut and the next day, the Scarlet Spiders, Counter-Force and
Donyell Taylor's New Warriors held a funeral for the fallen former New
Warriors at the Taylors' Appalachian safehouse.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#22 (fb) - BTS) -
Following Night Thrasher's joining Counter-Force, the Scarlet Spiders
accompanied Counter-Force to Camp Hammond to retrieve the corpse of MVP
and expose the Initiative's experiments on him.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#21) - Finding Camp Hammond under attack by the deranged cybernetic Thor clone known as Ragnarok, the Scarlet Spiders confronted Ragnarok alongside their Counter-Force teammates.
(Avengers:
The Initiative I#22) - The Scarlet Spiders remained ready for battle as
Counter-Force announced that they had proudly taken back the team name
of the New Warriors and accused Ragnarok of tainting Thor's name and
legacy. A battle soon began and during the fight, Night Thrasher
determined Ragnarok to a cyborg and ordered the Scarlet Spiders to hack
into Ragnarok's robotic systems to disrupt his internal mechanisms.
Unfortunately, the Scarlet Spiders proved unable to hack into
Ragnarok's systems, remarking that while the systems should be
Starktech, they appeared to be more alien in nature before Ragnarok
swatted the Scarlet Spiders away. The higher-ranking Initiative
recruits soon joined the fray as well, assisting the Scarlet Spiders
and New Warriors against Ragnarok, eventually knocking Ragnarok's
cybernetic hammer away from him. Scarlet Spider Michael immediately
went to work using his mechanical spider legs to open the hammer and
deactivate the technology inside. Noticing Michael messing with his
hammer, Ragnarok activated his lightning powers, frying Michael from
afar and killing him. While the other Initiative and New Warriors
doubled their efforts against Ragnarok, the surviving Scarlet Spider,
Patrick, rushed to his deceased brother's side and announced that
Michael couldn't leave him alone, promising to kill Ragnarok. Baron von
Blitzschlag then appeared and explained that while Patrick could not
kill Ragnarok, he could assist Blitzschlag in avenging Michael. While
Blitzschlag distracted Ragnarok, absorbing the electricity hurled at
him, Patrick rigged up an holographic display to show proof that
Ragnarok was an artificial creation. When Ragnarok claimed he was being
deceived, Patrick removed his mask and then removed the mask of Michael
to show that they were clones of each other to further prove to
Ragnarok that the Initiative was capable of creating artificial beings.
Sufficiently convinced of his artificial nature, Ragnarok claimed that
the measure of a man was his refusal to surrender and departed,
promising to confront the real Thor over his recent failures at
protecting Asgard. Following Ragnarok's departure, Baron von
Blitzschlag and Patrick mourned Michael's death but when Blitzschlag
mentioned that Patrick was all he had left, Patrick turned his back on
Blitzschlag, remarking that while Blitzschlag was the closest thing to
a father he had, he was not family. Patrick then asked Blitzschlag to
bury Michael next to Van, as Michael would have wanted that, before
returning to his New Warriors teammates alone. Patrick then led the New
Warriors to Blitzschlag's lab, where the corpse of MVP was being held.
Blitzschlag argued, refusing to allow the New Warriors to acquire MVP's
corpse, but Patrick announced that Blitzschlag would have to kill him
to stop the New Warriors. Blitzschlag asked why Patrick was aiding the
New Warriors and Patrick replied that MVP deserved better than to be
kept for experimentation.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#23) - After exposing the
Initiative's experiments on MVP's corpse to reporters, Patrick
accompanied the New Warriors (with new recruit Ultragirl) in departing
Camp Hammond with MVP's corpse as Baron von Blitzschlag mourned over
Michael's corpse.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#25 - BTS) - Returning
MVP's corpse to his father and the MVP clone posing as the real Michael
Van Patrick, the New Warriors apologized for what the Initiative had
done and Patrick immediately informed the other clone that Michael had
been killed and that he was the last of the Scarlet Spiders. Patrick
then began to state how he knew that the clone was not from the same
batch as Michael, Van and himself and that perhaps the clone might wish
to take Michael's place in the Scarlet Spiders but the clone merely
stated that it was not a good time to discuss such things.
(Avengers: The Initiative I#30 - BTS) - When the New
Warriors returned to the newly-renamed Camp HAMMER to rescue their
captured teammate Night Thrasher, they found Baron von Blitzschlag
attempted to torture Night Thrasher and Patrick ordered Blitzschlag to
let Thrasher go, prompting Blitzschlag to ask Patrick to stay with him
and assume that Patrick was lost without the other deceased Scarlet
Spiders. Blitzschlag offered to create new Scarlet Spiders but Tigra
reminded Patrick that new Scarlet Spiders would only be clones of
Patrick's deceased brothers and Patrick agreed, remarking that
Blitzschlag could not erase his mistakes so easily.
(Heroic Age: Heroes I#1 - BTS) - While writing
reports on various superheroes shortly after taking command of the
United States superhuman forces, Steve Rogers noted that Patrick, the
only surviving Scarlet Spider, was one of a trio of MVP clones known as
the Scarlet Spiders. Rogers further noted the deaths of Scarlet Spiders
Michael and Van and the other Scarlet Spiders' deaths had left Patrick
somewhat off-balance.
Comments: Created by Dan Slott and Stefano Caselli.
After two of the Scarlet Spiders perished, the clone calling himself
Patrick continued on as the lone Scarlet Spider. Since this is a group
profile of the assembled Scarlet Spiders, I thought it best to leave
the further appearances of Patrick, the lone surviving Scarlet Spider,
in a profile of his own instead of this group profile since the group
effectively ended when Michael died.
Profile by Proto-Man.
CLARIFICATIONS:
The Scarlet Spiders has no known connections to:
images: (without ads)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z Update I#2, Scarlet Spiders entry main image (Scarlet Spiders, main image)
Avengers: The Initiative I#3, p20, pan1 (trio of Scarlet Spiders attacking Shocker, Hydro-Man & Boomerang)
Avengers: The Initiative I#5, p21, pan4 (two Scarlet Spiders in stealth mode)
Avengers: The Initiative I#7, p4, splash page (trio of Scarlet Spiders swinging through city)
Avengers: The Initiative I#7, p18, pan4 (Scarlet Spiders, each using holographic technology to mimic past Spider-Man costumes)
Avengers: The Initiative I#7, p22, pan5 (trio of Scarlet Spiders unmasking)
Avengers: The Initiative I#10, p10, pan5 (death of Van)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z Update I#2, front cover (Michael and Patrick as the Scarlet Spiders)
Avengers: The Initiative I#22, p15, pan3 (death of Michael)
Appearances:
Avengers: The Initiative I#3 (August, 2007) - Dan Slott (writer), Stefano Caselli (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#4 (September, 2007) - Dan Slott (writer), Stefano Caselli (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#5 (October, 2007) - Dan Slott (writer), Stefano Caselli (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#7 (December, 2007) - Dan Slott (writer), Stefano Caselli (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I Annual#1 (January, 2008) - "Born to Serve"
story - Dan Slott, Christos Gage (writers), Tom Feister, Carmine Di
Giadomenico (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#8 (February, 2008) - Dan Slott, Christos N.
Gage (writers), Stefano Caselli (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#10 (May, 2008) - Dan Slott, Christos N. Gage (writers), Stefano Caselli (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#11 (June, 2008) - Dan Slott, Christos N. Gage (writers), Stefano Caselli (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#12 (June, 2008) - Dan Slott, Christos N. Gage (writers), Steve Uy (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Warriors IV#14 (September, 2008) - Kevin Grevioux (writer), Koi
Turnbull (pencils), Sal Regla (inks), Daniel Ketchum (editor)
New Warriors IV#15 (October, 2008) - Kevin Grevioux (writer), Koi Turnbull (pencils), Sal Regla (inks), Daniel Ketchum (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#21 (March, 2009) - Christos N. Gage (writer), Humberto Ramos (art), Jeanine Schaffer (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#22 (April, 2009) - Christos N. Gage (writer), Humberto Ramos (art), Jeanine Schaffer (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#23 (June, 2009) - Christos N. Gage (writer), Humberto Ramos (art), Jeanine Schaffer (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative I#25 (August, 2009) - Christos N. Gage (writer), Humberto Ramos (art), Jeanine Schaffer (editor)
Avengers:
The Initiative I#30 (January, 2010) - Christos N. Gage (writer), Jorge
Molina (pencils), Victor Olazaba, Andrew Hennessy (inks), Bill Rosemann
(editor)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z Update I#2
(August, 2010) - Jeff Christiansen (head writer, coordinator), Michael
Hoskin, Mike O'Sullivan, Kevin Garcia, Rob London, Madison Carter,
Gabriel Shechter, Ronald Byrd, Markus Raymond, Richard Green, Sean
McQuaid, Stuart Vandal, Chris Biggs, David Wiltfong, Jacob Rougemont
(writers), Stefano Caselli (Scarlet Spiders main image art), Jeff
Youngquist (editor)
Heroic Age: Heroes I#1 (November, 2010) - Michael Hoskin (head writer,
coordinator), Chad Anderson, Anthony Flamini, Rob London, Sean McQuaid,
Kevin Garcia, Markus Raymond, Gabriel Shechter, David Wiltfong, Peter
Sanderson, Stuart Vandal, Madison Carter (writers), Stefano Caselli
(Scarlet Spider entry art), Jeff Youngquist (editor)
First Posted: 02/02/2019
Last updated: 02/02/2019
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