The Wondrous WASP presents: the ...and Letters List of the Marvel Universe

...AND LETTERS (609 with a BIG letter on the chest, or a VERY BIG letter on the belt, the brow, the shoulders, and so on):

A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q-R-S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z 

A

Captain America, Steve Rogers and a lot of  successors. A.I.M., on some of their early white suits and on some flying vehicles.
Apocalypse, the Egyptian, X-ternal, Celestial-empowered mutant. Arsenal II, Moon Knight's foe.


Avalanche, of the Brotherhood of the Evil Mutants V and Freedom Force. Team America, Honcho, Lobo and Reddy, later known as the Thunderriders. Atlas, Erik Josten of the Thunderbolts. Ace, partner of Jacquie in G.R.A.M.P.A.


The Angler, Quasar's foe created by the Geometer. The Avengers, when they wore jackets and fought Proctor and his Gatherers [Tstrike#15, Avengers#341], but also when they played baseball. Armory, of the Initiative. Alpha, of the Warheads.

 


Secret Avengers, some uniforms. The Avengers' Crew, on the suit of some members like Henry Pym, Peggy Carter, Fabian Stankowicz, John Jameson and Michael O'Brien. Steven Lang, as leader of Project Armageddon, driven to build Sentinels to save mankind from the mutant menace [UXM#96].


The Attending, Francis Fanny from Weapon X Hero Factory, after he became Ajax. Arishem, of the Celestials. Access. He enabled the contact between THE two universes. Alchemoid, Captain America foe.


Power Man as a Mighty Avenger, on a t-shirt. Accusers patrols, on the ships which soared the skies of Rad-Nam on planet Kree-Lar [CapMarv#15] and also on the soldiers' uniforms; some Accusers, on the chest of their armors, like Ronan and Hala, even Lauri-Ell, on the chest and the shoulders.


Ms. America Chavez, of the Teen Brigade, on the back of her jeans. Alchemax Genetics guards. They were led by Captain Mooney, but were overpowered by the X-23 clones [ANWol#2]. Angelic Death, of the Vulture's flight, on the shoulder [ASM#674].


Anti-Man, super-criminal stopped by Blue Marvel. Midnight Angels, from Teela and some other Dora Milaje [Doomwar#5]. Archangel after Apocalypse, when mutated by a Seed of Death.

B

Boomerang, Fred Myers in his original costume. Buckys of the Bold Urban Commando, Super-Patriot's pals: Lemar Hoskins, Hector Lennox and Jerome Johnson [CAP#333]. Barricade, from Azania, of the Supermascists. Black Panther's foes.

 


Beyonder, on the costume used as a Wrestler [Thi#30]. Bogatyri, on the belt or on the shoulder. Byrrah, would-be Atlantean conqueror, Prince Namor's cousin. With a big "B" on the belt.


Big Bertha, of the Great Lake Avengers. Balder the Brave, son of Odin, brother of Thor and Loki. Bombardier, of New Genix, deceived by Fortress [MCP#175].


Blue Blade, on the hat and on the belt [TTw#9]. Baintroincs, on the personnel's suits [IM3#1], on the security suits, on the vehicles and even Sunset Bain [#18] on her shirt. Boulder/Butterball, of the Initiative.



Captain Brazil, of the All-Captains Squad.




C

Crimorto, the Crime Dictaror. Cap's foe [CAC#47]. Copperhead, enemy of Daredevil [#125]. Comanche, Luke Cage foe. He always is with his partner Shades. Crimson Crusader, of Clan Destine and also his clone created by Alpha.

 


Cannonball II, Guthrie of the X-Men. Charcoal, Charlie Burlingame, with a 'C' very identical to the one of the Champions of Los Angeles.
Comte de Nuit, on his chest and on his weapons. Cloud Nine, Abigail B. of the Initiative, on the training shirt and on the battle uniform, too.

Comtedenuit


Captain Canada, of the All-Captains Squad, with Captain America and Captain Brazil, too. Cyclone II, of the Masters of Evil VII. Charlie-27, of the Guardians of the Galaxy, on the belt. Comet Man, Stephen Beckley of the Initiative.

Guardians of the Galaxy

D

Dynaman, Lagaro or the sunken land of Korug, at the time of the Pharaoh Khufor. Daredevil(s), Matt Murdock, the original one, T'Challa and Daniel Rand, his friends, some imposters like Ben Poindexter, and also Elektra.
D-mon or Demolition Man Doppleganger. Created by Magus to kill the original D-Man.

 

Dakini. Hydra operative [DD@#7]. Doombots. On the chest, when on the Reborn Universe-Earth, and also when Doctor Doom was later banished on Counter-Earth [FF3#26].
Demolition Man. Dennis Dunphy, Captain America's friend, and an Avenger too.

 

Demonica Soldiers, when Dr. Demonicus was enthralled by Raksasa [WCA]. Doctor Doom. On his belt when he was transported, in the Reborn Universe, later, when he invaded invaded Wakanda, and on the chest when Doom 2099 travelled back from the future. Dog? of the Merry Maladies. Excalibur foes.


The Dynamic Deadpool. One of Deadpool's personality aspects created by T-Ray. Damage Control, on the suits, like Monstro's one and, for Danny Ballinger, on the helmet [IrrAM#7/8].

E

Espionage Elite I, Spymaster's operatives [IM#33] and enemies of Iron Man. (*) Endotherm, Tom Wilkins, of the Stark International London branch, suffering from paranoid schizofrenia. Everyman, enemy of Captain America.

  

Espionage Elite II, on the belts. Agents[IM3#8] of another Spymaster (Lemon).
Ethan Edwards, Skrull, friend of Peter Parker. Effigy, Velmax, Skrull deviant of First Line.

Effigy

F

Forbush Man, Irving Forbush.  Force, Iron Man's foe and ally. Freedom Force. Only on Avalanche's, Blob's [UXM#206] and Pyro's uniforms.



The Foreigner, Silver Sable's ex-husband. On the mask, on the chest and on the belt.
Flag-Smasher, Captain America enemy. Flatman, of the Great Lakes Avengers. He reminds me Mister Fantastic, doesn't he?

Flag-Smasher Flatman


Foxfire, enemy of the Supreme Squadron. Miss Fantastic, Susan Storm from the warped reality created by the Omphalos. Frightful Four's trainees, like Deadpool, Taskmaster and Constrictor.

  


Fight-Man, Frank Bigelow from Delta City, invulnerable super-guy met by Agent X. Negative Forbush Man, he wielded the Infinity Wart. Mister Fantastic, of the Fantastic Four of the Ultimate Universe, when he went on Earth-616 in search for help against Galactus.


Franklin Richards. Does the "F" stand for "Franklin" or for "Fantastic"? [FF/XM#2]





G

Galactus, on the "armor" he used when he met the Fantastic Four for the first time. Giant-Man, Bill Foster, when worked at Stark Enterprises West and Project: Pegasus. Giant-Man? More probably Goliath. Another Bill Foster from an alternate reality, when Abraxas reached Earth. Gene, on the uniform of Damage Control. It had also a cape!


The General, one of the deadliest foes of Sentry, and also an old enemy of the X-Men. Gwenpool, Gwendolyne Poole from a different reality and with reality-warping powers. She also recalled other different versions of herself from the time-stream like Champions Gwen, Unbelievable Gwenpool Gwen and West Coast Avengers Gwen.

H

Hydra. Hydra's soldiers [CSahLR#2], Hydra Flamethrowers [STales#152], El Jaguar [DD], Jackhammer, Section leaders and Supreme Hydra, Romulus, but also Hydra's sections supported by the Yellow Claw [NFAoS2].


Jackhammer


Heimdall, guardian of the Rainbow Bridge; on the belt, on the chest, on the shield.... Hammerhead, of the Triumvirate of Terror. Jackhammer, also when he joined the Power Tools [CAP#378].

Jackhammer


Hercules, Olympian and Avenger, on the chest and the belt. Hatemonger, Adolf Hitler's clone, his soldiers and Man-Beast.


Captain Hero, the Super Skrull in disguise [PM&IF].
.
Hawkeye, Clint Barton, the Avenger, Ben Pondexter, the Dark Avenger, and Kate Bishop, the Young Avenger.


The High Evolutionary, in his suit when Lord Anon de-evolved the Heroes for Hires [15]. Hindsight Lad. Carlton Lafroyge of the New Warriors. Human Torch. Jim Hammond of the Invaders and the New Invaders.

Hindsight Lad


Haywire, of the Squadron Supreme, when they fought Imus Champion alongside the Avengers.
Department H, when Wyre was into the Department and also many years after, during Fear Itself [AF#2].



HAMMER's AIM scientists, [Ave4#22]. HAMMER's army, like the General that became a ghost [SheHu2]. Humbug, he managed to communicate with insects.

 


Hellfang, semifinalist to "Who wants to be a Thunderbolt?". Doomstomp and Stabbity Jones partecipatred, too [TBolts2#112].
Hulk, in Calibur while he was fighting Keng alongside Spider-Girl [Exc#49] and stumbled into Excalibur's Lighthouse. Hi-Lite, Rockwell Davis.


Hardball II, of the Initiative, on the chest and on the brow. He liked Komodo. Church of Humanity, enemies of the mutants and of the X-Men. Hitmaker. Orlando Sinclair.


She-Hulk, Jenny wasn't alone, because Janet also wore a "W" and Namora wore a "N" on her outfit, too [Her-oes#3].
Haus, of Der Jahrmarkt circus. He had a Huge "H" on the front of the suit [Nightcrawler14#2].


I

Mr. Immortal, on the legs and the chest. After he dies, he lives again.
Inertia, on the legs and on the knees. Inquisition, their gnostic tortures unlocked an unused part of Redshirt's brain. Impossible Man, in his Super-appearance when in business with Arcade, and when he couldn't control his transformations [Thi2#8].

J

Jackdaw I. Elf, Captain Britain's pal. He didn't have letters on the costume when he died the first time. Merlin resurrected him and he gained a letter on the chest and on the cape, but eventually he was killed by the Fury in the "warped" Universe.

K

Kaballa the Unclean, his demons were defeated by Golem. Komodo. Of the Initiative. She stole Doc Connors' Lizard formula. Cadre-K (or K-Class?) Deviant Skrull like Fiz and Z'Cann [XM2#95].
Topeka, as one of the Kansas' Harvesters [MZS#2]. 


Jack! What could the 'K' stand for? Kong? Kang? Kurt?







L

Luminals. Crater, Discharge, Faze, Impact and Cynosure (Saen) and Cynosure (Lena), Jarhead, Massdriver, Mendez, Brightstorm nor Toxin and many others. Guardians of the Galaxy's allies. 


M

Marvel Boy, Martin Simons Burns of the Golden Age. Major Mercury,when Makkari was associated to First Line, but also as Makkari (on the belt).
Mandarin, Iron Man foe, on the mask and on the chest, and in other outfits.

Major Mercury


Mimic, once one of the of the X-Men. Moses Magnum, X-Men and Avengers enemy, on many costumes, on the belt, on the chest, and so on.
Mauler, Brendan Doyle, on one of Roxxon's new suits.


Magnum Munitions, armed/armored operatives, like the Magnum Force, the personnel aboard the floating resort Evangeline [Ave3#9], and the personnel where Lawson worked when he piloted Terrordome [DLok#11]. Molecule Man, when he wore the huge helmet.


Mindwave, defeated by Daredevil, killed by Scourge, revived by Hood. Magneto, during his phase of redemption. Mister Mind, of the Mayhem Organization.

 


Miss Marvel, Sharon Ventura, in many of her costumes. Megatak, Gregory Nettles, Thor foe. Killed by Scourge.

Megatak


Mysteria, one of the Superia's Femizons. Franklin Richards, from the Days of a Future Past, marked as a Mutant. He also created an entire New Mutants X-marked team. Lady Mandarin, Betsy Braddock in the body of Kwannon.

Lady Mandarin


Megawatt, Dirk Leyden, empowered by Jonas Harrow [SMU#2]. Genoshan Mutates, marked like Syth and Skelter. Meggan, in the green-black suit.


Mutants, marked, from Earth-Bishop of 50 years in the future. Meteorite II, Valerie Barnhardt of the Redeemers.


   


Mister Mayhem, leader of the Mayhem Organization, Team America foe. House of M's SHIELD mutant agents. Captain Manhattan, of the New Universe.


Momenta, of the Speedster's Union with Whiz Kid and Zig-Zag. M Squad, Doctor Shiner, George and the others were in search for mutants in the middle of Inferno. Madrox the Multiple Man. M as Madrox? Multiple? Man? No, Mutant!


Magneto's soldiers, when the Brotherhood of the Evil Mutants conquered Santo Marco. Most of them were illusions created by Mastermind.
Midnight, Jeff Wylde, when he was a weapon for the Secret Empire and fought the Punisher and Moon Knight.


Blue Marvel, nemesis of Anti-Man. Medusa, on the belt, and also on the costume from the War of Kings. Multivex' henchmen, on the chest and on the helmet.


Man-Mountain Marko, on the back of his jacket when he worked for Osborn's HAMMER. Master Menace, the Supreme Squadron's greatest enemy. Mantis, on the forehead, when she stayed alongside Kang to conquer the Earth created by Franklin Richards.


Mesmero, enemy of the X-Men, with an "M" on the head and another on the belt. Beastmaster, on the chest. Hank McCoy when he was conditioned by the magic of the Frankenstein Monster's Killer Circus [W&XM#21]. M.O.D.O.K., when he was Erie's superhero


Magnetic Man, invented the magnetic gloves. Micromax, Scott Wright of Excalibur. Mentallo, Marvin Flumm, from the Secret War suit, and also later on the Monsters' Island, on the cask goggles.


Mindblast, on the brow. Danielle Forte with psychic powers was one of the Femme Fatales. Mercedes Wilson, on the chest. She also had a "W" under the below the chest. Monet, or... did she do it only to show off?


Monotony Man, Iron Man's foe whose dullness was defeated in April. (*) the Maestro, that particular outfit wasn't real. It was just a dream induced in Abomination's brain. Magnitron, once he was Yon-Rogg, Kree and enemy of Mar-Vell [AveAsse#6].

Monotony Man


Mockingbird, on the chest and on the belt.




N

Namor the Sub-Mariner,from the 40ies. Did he copy the idea from the Human Torch? Nightmare, when he invaded the Fictionverse. Nefaria, Count Luchino, on his belt. Nomad II, Jack Monroe. A big letter on the chest and another on the belt.


Nightcrawler's N-Men. They had a big N on the belt (or else)! They were most of Gatecrasher's Technet: Bodybag, Chinadoll, Ferro, Joyboy, Ringtoss, Scatterbrain, Thug and Waxworks [Exc#47]. Numbers did not was a combatant (so, he stayed with love Dragon).


Nonstop, of Nevada's Heavy Hitters. Namora, of Agents of A.T.L.A.S., on her belt.




O

O.N.E. on the back and on the shoulders of their uniforms. The Order, the Initiative of California State (not the original Champions of Los Angeles).

    


O-Force. Invented by Solomon O'Sullivan, the superhero team was mainly a TV show [X-Statix#1]. The members that succeeded in being admitted into the team were: Ocelot, Ocean, Obituary, Ooze, Orbit and Overkill. But there were also some trainees that were not part of the group, even so they wore a big "O" on the chest and battled with Overkill for a place in the show, they were: Orchid, Optoman and Ozone. Other trainees whose suit was never shown were: Oink, Oracle and Orifice.

 ocelot ocean obituary ooze Orbit overkill
orchid optoman ozone


Alexander Orlok as member and founder of Orloktek. He deceived Wong but Ziigwan helped him [MaVoId#1].


P

Prisoners of Torgo, the Prison Planet, like Brock, they became space raiders and were deceived by Zenogg and defeated by the "dwarves" of Quo. Black Phantom, Jack Halsey [AllWCom]. Puppet Master, when controlled the Hulk.


Puck, Judd Winick of Alpha Flight. Pip the Troll. In one of his "coloured" costumes during the "Infinity Watch". Pseudoman. Enemy of She-Hulk.


The Preserver. He menaced Jameson and Koch [ASM#290]. Paralyzer. He managed to resurrect Zzzax [MidSoUn#3]. Puckbot. Robot built by Madison Jeffries for Weapon X [#11].


Purity. Organization against the mutants. Prime, he visited Earth-616 with some other Ultras. Piledriver I, of the Triumvirate of Terror, with Hammerhead and Piledriver.



Persuader. Ernest Evans, partner of Smokin' Joe [MKDS#3/2].



Q

Quarry. Hunter come back from the future but met the Hulk. He had big letters on the belt and on the knees [IHU#437].

R

The Resistants. All of them, with a big, black "R": Crucible, Meteorite, Mist Mistress, Occult, Paralyzer, Quill, Rust, Think-Tank. 



Roxxon B.E.R.S.E.R.K.E.R.s. Empowered by dragon's blood like Bodolf the Black, they withstood the assault of two Mindless Ones and Oubliette [MThor(2015)#10].
Rage. When his granny was killed [NWar#37/38].


Ricochet. Peter Parker (on the back) but also Johnny Gallo of the Slingers, on the chest and on the arm. (*) Redstone. Enemy of the Supreme Squadron. Rumor. Marnie helped Spider-Man and also aunt May. She came from Under York [FNSM#3].


S

Sub-Mariner. When he saved the gold on Captain Saunders' ship [BloP#17]. Shockwave. Lancaster Sneed, Shang-Chi foe, on a hip. SHIELD flying agents [DD#120]. Sandu, allied to Loki against Thor.


The armed guards of the Solomon Institute, actually a cover for a traing center for criminal henchmen. They had the "S" on the chest or, in the case of the Cyberteam X, on the helmet.

Shades. Alvarez, partner of Comanche, father of Victor/Power Man.

 

Silver Sable's Wild Pack: Battlestar, Quentino, Chen, Crippler, Powell, Arnold. And Man-Eater, too.


Blue Streak. Dan Thomas, but not in his first outfit. He was killed by Scourge. Then Jonathan Swift took the suit.
Sandman. When he worked for Next Wave [SSable#11]. Silence. Partner of Dust, enemies of Dazzler [Daz#42]. Sentress. Carol Danvers of an alternate reality [TAotS#6].

 

Stark Enterprise Security guards.
Smokin' Joe, active in Boston in the 50ies. She-Hulk, in the Mighty Avengers with "Falcap". Simple Simon. Spider-Man foe.


Spymaster. Master of the Espionage Elite, and also his successor [IM#254]. Symkarian Supremacist Sisterhood. Ulka Belyakova, the leader, had three "S" on the side of the head [SSable#36], other members had the "SSS" on the jackets. Sentry. Robert Reynolds. He is also Void.


Silk, she was bitten by a radioactive spider, too.






T

Thunderfist, of the Crusaders. Thunderboot, of the Triumvirate of Terror. Tubby. One of Tack's friends [Human Torch Comics#5].
Terrax. Tyros, Herald of Galactus.


The Thunderiders, Honcho, Red, Sharon and the others. Coal Tiger, a T'Challa coming from an alternate timeline. Tower. Edward Pasternak, once in the Alliance of Evil. Texas Twister, of SHIELD and Rangers.


Coal Tiger   Texas Twister

Thunderclap, he almost killed Bantam. Thunderstrike. Right on the top of the mace. Tomorrow Man, Zarrko from the future. Tempest, on the brow. Once she was Nicolette Giroux but she was transformed by the Waterfall of Watoomb [Ave3#25].

Zarrko, the Tomorrow Man

Titania, Mary "Skeeter" McPherran. Terminizer(*). Luis Gutierrez. Hawkeye character (only on the cover). Thor, God of Thunder! On the belt or on the brow. Taskmaster. A very big letter on the shield.


Terminator, the Knight of Galador that killed his enemies, pawn of Mentus and Rom imposter [ROM]. The Human Torch. Jim Hammond of the New Invaders. Thor Girl. Tarene, just like Thor, with a "T" on the belt, and with a T-shaped hammer. Lord Templar. Does the "T" stand for Templar or for Triune?


Tumbler. The original, killed by the Secret Empire, and his brother [Cap#272], on the boots. Trauma II, Terrence Ward of the Initiative.


Trauma, Terrence Ward

U

U-Man. Atlantean criminal, enemy of Namor and ally of the Nazi WWII army. Captain Ultra. Griffin Gogol, on his first costume. Ultragirl. Suzana Lauren Sherman, on the belt and the gloves.


Ultimatum. Terrorists led by Flag-Smasher, on the shoulder and on the gauntlets. Toler Weil had the "U" on the belt [ASM#322].
USAgent. On chest and the shoulders, on the uniform he used when the Scatters pursued Century [FoWo#2]. Uber Machine. Enemy of Hammerhead and Spider-Man.

V

Val-Larr, who wielded the Solar Sword. Iron Man's ally of the Dark Dimension. Vision I, Aarkus, extra-dimensional being. Enemy and ally of the Invaders, protector of the cosmic cube [Ave/Inv], pawn of D'Spayre. Victory Boys, Maxie and his others four companions. They even defeated Hitler, Mussolini and Hirohito battling them in the Black Forest. They also have letters on the chest: G, K, M(axie), V and W.

        


Victorius, Victor Conrad, enemy of Ka-Zar and Captain America and the Thing. Slaymaster. Among Vixen's men, when he brutalized Betsy Braddock. ' Vores. Goat, Bull, Pig and Wolf. Protection racketeers in San Juan. Defeated by Rick Jones.


Voortrekker. Of the Azanian Supremascists. The Voice. Jason Lorne Cragg, affiliated to the Skeleton Crew. Vixen's henchmen. In the Crooked Universe and on Earth-616, and also after, under Sat-Yr-9 leadership.

   


The Master of Vengeance. Spider-Man's foe. Vavavoom, Dawn Middlebury, one of the new Grapplers Citizen V, in many incarnations and the V Battalion, on the helmet, the shoulders and the belt.


Videoman. Spider-Man, Firestar and Ice-Man foe. Vector. Utrecht of the U-Foes, Hulk foes. Vulturions, Spider-Man enemies: Honcho, Gripes, Sugar Face and Pigeon [WoSMI#1/3]. Later new members added to the groups and battled the Scarlet Spiders [AveInit#7].


Vance Astro. On the chest (and under). Vice Agent. He took half of Turk's incomes [DD#351].  Vision II, the Avenger, on the brow. After he was dismantled, on the white-clean uniform, on the chest and under the belly. Again, on the colored costume when Proctor came with his Gatherers. Then, on the belt when he fought the Harbinger of Apocalypse [Cable#66].

 


Vamp, with a sexy "V"s on the chest. Vulture. In a more technological suit, on the brow. After he rejuvenated. Brother Voodoo, Daniel Drumm and his successor and brother, Jericho Drumm.

 


Le Vent, one of the superheroes of Paris. Vanisher, below the chest and on the brow. Telford Porter, teleporter [AmXM2#16]. Vakume, with a big "V" as belt. He's one of the Seven of Salem.


Vesper, Raani Jatwinder of Genetix[#1], with "Vs" around the neck, the chest, the brow, the shoulders and the pelvis. Steel Vengeance, Sadae Tsumura and her sister, Wind Vengeance were sworn enemies of Zarathos. Velocidad, time-manipulator of Generation Hope [UXM2#9], with many "V"s on the chest.


Visioneer of Damage Control. Abigal liked Derek, and she guessed he wasn't Slaying Mantis [IrrAM#8]. Virtue. Ethan Edwards with a big letter on the chest, actually a Skrull. Victorious, Zora Vukovich, born in Symkaria but defended Latveria with a fraction of cosmic power.


Voyager. Who is Voyager? Valeria Richards, even smarter than her father [FF/XM#2].


W

Whizzer(s), Robert L. Frank of the Invaders, Stanley Stewart of the Supreme Squadron, the clone created by Arnim Zola and the zombie-clone. Captain Wings, of the Crusaders. White Wolf, Hunter. T'Challa's brother-in-law. Wasp. Janet Van Dyne, the wondrous Wasp.


 
Captain Wings Wasp. Janet Van Dyne, the wondrous Wasp.


Wonder-Man, the ionic Avenger, on several costumes, and also his soul-less version from Franklin Richard's Reborn Universe.
Wargod, Mora Hager. Captain America's foe [MCP#81]. King Winter, Spider-Man foe. Wolverine, in the alternate reality in which he was Heather Hudson (white Sasquatch)'s husband.

Wonder-Man


The New Warriors, on the right shoulder of their suits (or jacket) when they fought Eugenix. Wardog, leader of the Special Executive. Warlock, of the New Mutants, in one of his transformations. White Avenger, of the Supremascists.

Warlock of the New Mutants


New Wave(rs), like Portia, group created by Dust and Silence (on the chest and on the back). Water Wizard, when he allied with the Enforcer. Wondra, Jubilation Lee in the New Warriors. Walrus, powerful partner of the White Rabbit.


The West Coast Avengers, on the cap, when they played baseball against their East Coast pals [Marvel Age#93]. Wave, of the Agents of Atlas [MaVoId1].




X

X-Men. In many of their costumes. Mr. X, wrestler, the original, Ray Deacon, who had to fight Captain America, and the imposter, King Arthur,  who killed Jumping Jack Flash [Cap#271].


X-Factor, Angel, Beast, Iceman, Cyclops and Marvel Girl, also Caliban. After, X-Factor II, when Havok took the leadership. They were Polaris, Jaimie Madrox, Quicksilver, Strong Guy and the others.



X-Force II. Cable, Boob-Boom, Caliban and Sunspot, and also Rictor and Jessie "Bedlam" Aaronson during Wisdom's leadership.

  


The New Mutants auto-graduated into X-Men, but without any ceremony, and they found the new costumes made for them. But only some of them had an 'X' on the suit: Cannonball, Magma, Sunspot and Wolfsbane.
Years later, also Magik and Karma.
Generation-X, after Adrienne's Frost affiliation to the school.


X-Force III, led by Zeitgeist; the roster included Battering Ram, Doop, Gin Genie, La Nuit, Plazm, Sluk, U-Go-Girl, Zeitgeist, Anarchist and Bloke. Many of them were killed by terrorists.


X-Force III, was kept in life starting from U-Go Girl, Doop and The Anarchist but adding many new members. The leader became Orphan and the other members were Phat, St. Anna, Vivisector, The Spike, Dead Girl, "the Masked Mutant" "Red Foxx" and "The Visor".

  


X-Statix, came from X-Force. It was still led by Orphan/Mister Sensitive, they counted on The Anarchist, Dead-Girl, Doop, El Guapo, Henrietta, Phat, Sant'Anna, U-go Girl, Venus Dee Milo, Vivisector, and many others. Corkscrew was never accepted into the team but he brought the "X" during the test.
After, The A (Anarchist' son) and Gone Gal (U-Go Girl daughter) joined the team.

corkscrew


New X-Men, Anole, Elixir, Hellion, Icarus, Match, Mercury, Pixie, Prodigy, Rockslide, Surge, Wind Dancer, Wolfcub and many others. X.S.E/X.U.E renegades, Archer, Fixx and Greystone back from the future [X-Fact#143].



X-Men New Mutants training squad, Elixir, Icarus, Prodigy, Surge, Wallflower, Wind Dancer. X-Men Paragons training squad, Match, D.J., Pixie, Preview, Trance, Wolf Cub, Specter (NXM2#12].

 


X-Men Advocates training squad, Trovao, Umbra, Xenon, Naiad, Pinpoint and Boggart [UXM#444]. X-Men Corsairs training squad, Celeste, Irma/Mindee, Phoebe/Cuckoo, Quill, Dryad, Specter, D.J.



X-Men Alpha Squadron training squad, Anole, Indra, Kidogo, Loa, Network, Rubbermaid [NXM2#13]. X-Men Hellions training squad, Hellion, Mercury, Rockslide and Tag had a big "X", but not Dust nor Wither.

   


Dark X-men, allies(?) of HAMMER forces: White Queen, Weapon Omega, Mimic, Namor, Wolverine, Cloak and Dagger. Some components of the second group had an "X" on the suit, too, like Dark Beast and Mystique [Dark X-Men#2]. X-Humed, raised by Black Talon: Black Bishop, Changeling, the Living Diamond and Scaleface.

 


X-Babies
,
Cyclops, Colossus, Marvel Girl and many others.
Agent X, of Next Wave, top-level mercenaries with Turk and Snare. For a while also Sandman and Fin were among them.

  


Young X-Men
: Anole, Dust, Graymalking with Cipher, Ink and Rockslide

Ixars' Ultroids, but not Ultrana. They succeeded in duplicating a tiny part of Quicksilver's speed [Ave#??].

 


X-Factor III: only Monet and Wolfsbane.
Agent X, Alex Hayden, with the body of Nijo and some powers from Deadpool and Black Swan.


All-New X-Men, from the past, when they were in the early days of their training, joined by Oya, Wolverine and Kid Apocalypse.
RoXXon, scientists, engineers and operatives like Compton, when Jonas Harrow worked for the company [Thing&SheH:LN].

 

X-Force, when they chased Bishop [UXForce2#3].
(*) FanatiX, Razorback, of Earth-Bishop timeline.


Major-X [Major-X#0-6]. Cyborg X. On the chest.


X-23(s). Laura Kinney's clones like Bellona (on the mask) and Gabby (on the leggings), created from the Alchemax Genetics. X-666, one of Blackheart's lackeys when he was bringing Hell on Earth.


X-Cellent, group created by Zeitgeist, who hated Mr. Sensitive. The members with a big letter were also: Mirror Girl, Hurt John, Joe Bomb, Whoosh, Fluff and Stripe. Uno and Pood didn't have a suit. X-Man, Nate Grey when he was captured by Stryfe [Cable#63], but also years after, when he fought the Dark X-Men[#3].

Y

The Gang of Yancy Street, that hacked Darla Deering's smartphne: Douglas Ray, Jason Carter, Carlos Hernandez [FF2#6]. Young Watchers, created by Stoneface, twisted by Miller, uncovered by Falcon and Spider-Man, helped by Jim Wilson. Weapon Y, defeated by Turbo while threatening Nicieza [NWar@#3].


Yashonka soldiers like Kuro Chin, but also vehicles [Tos#68/2].



Z

The scouts from the Dimension Z, ready to conquer Earth from Siberia.
Zaladane. Zala Dane of the Savage Land. X-Men foe.
One-Man Zodiac. On the belt when he took the form of Leo, and on the bike when he took the form of Taurus.

 Zaladane


Captain Zero. Spider-Man ally.
Zemo's Masters of Evil, with the Constrictor, Daimon Hellstrom and Whitney Frost.


Zeus, when he saved Hercules from Hulk's wrath. Captain Zoland, and the other Captains Zoland, mutates of Zola from the Zola's Dimension [CAP7#23]. 

   



Zig-Zag, speedster hired by GLHK alongside Momenta and Whiz Kid.



 


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