What's to say about Moon Knight? He's Marvel's answer to Batman, but crazier. How crazy, you ask? His super-hero role is one of four separate personas, who all worship the Egyptian god of the moon,...[See More]

Megan Gwynn is a Welsh mutant who started out as a student at the Xavier Institute, later joining the X-Men. She has recently learned that her mother is a witch, and her father was the late Jason...[See More]

Morrie Bench blamed Spider-Man for the accident that turned him into Hydro-Man. Since then, he's been a constant thorn in the web-slinger's side. Morrie isn't the brightest of bulbs, but he's smart...[See More]

Bentley Wittman grew bored of being an inventor and stage performer. He decided to become a super-villain and battled the Human Torch. After facing defeat, the Wizard was inspired by the Torch's team...[See More]

While the X-Men were living in the Australian outback, teenage mallrat Jubilation "Jubilee" Lee followed them back there through a teleportation portal. She eventually joined the team, and became...[See More]

The Fixer is a character in the Marvel Universe who started out as a villain, but found redemption with the Thunderbolts. After working as a scientist for HYDRA, P. Norbert Ebersol struck up a...[See More]

The third version of the Masters of Evil was organized by Egghead, to continue his vendetta against his hated foe, Henry Pym. The Masters battled against Pym and the Avengers, facing defeat. They...[See More]

When Brian Braddock chose the Amulet of Right instead of the Sword of Might, he was transformed into the super-powered champion of Great Britain. Along with wife Meggan, he joined the first version...[See More]

Robbie Baldwin gained his bouncing powers in a lab accident. Wanting to fight crime, he named himself Speedball, and fought many costumed villains. When Terrax the Tamer threatened New York, he...[See More]

Scott Lang lost his job as an electronics expert, and briefly turned to crime. After being released from prison, his daughter's life was threatened, so he 'borrowed' Henry Pym's Ant-Man costume. As...[See More]

Brunnhilde is the leader of the Valkyrior, who would lead the recently-slain warriors to Valhalla. Valkyrie eventually ended up on Midgard (Earth), and became a long-time member of the Defenders. I...[See More]

Abner Jenkins created a flying suit of armour to become rich, but instead went to jail after being defeated by the Human Torch and Spider-Man. He joined many teams, including the Masters of Evil and...[See More]

Dr. Karla Sofen first became a criminal by manipulating the first Moonstone, Lloyd Bloch, into giving her his power source, an alien gem. She battled heroes such as Captain America and the Hulk...[See More]

Myles Alfred was Vivisector, a member of X-Force/X-Statix. He remained on the celebrity mutant team until a fateful event where they all perished. Vivisector could transform himself into a...[See More]

Kyle Richmond, aka Nighthawk, started off as a Batman-ripoff villain in the pages of the Avengers. Along with Hyperion, the Whizzer, and Dr. Spectrum, they formed the Squadron Sinister. He soon...[See More]

The Mole Man is one of the Fantastic Four's most enduring villains, appearing along with them in the first issue of their comic. He commands an army of underground monsters and outcasts, some smaller...[See More]

Sam Guthrie, aka Cannonball, first joined Professor X's band of merry (X) men as a founder of the New Mutants (although he was duped into joining Donald Pierce's evil Hellfire Club mercenaries...[See More]

What needs to be said about Hercules? He's a long-standing Avenger, and lover of wine, women, and song. Not to mention a freakin' Greek God! 'Nuff said! This is a custom I completed years ago,...[See More]

Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine joined S.H.I.E.L.D. and quickly caught the eye of the boss, Nick Fury. The two became romantically linked, off and on, for many years. During the Secret...[See More]

Arkon the Magnificent (also known as the Imperion) is the ruler of the planet Polemachus. In addition to being the leader, he is also the greatest warrior of his world. When Polemachus was faced with...[See More]

Tyrone Johnson and Tandy Bowen were two teenage runaways that were experimented on by underworld chemists. They survived the process and gained superpowers; Tyrone could control darkness, and Tandy...[See More]

Dr. Jackson Arvad gained has density-control powers in a lab accident. Swearing revenge on his employers, he has run afoul of Spider-Man many times. Later, he joined Silver Sable's Outlaws to...[See More]

Crusher Creel gained his absorbing powers by drinking a special Asgardian potion prepared by Loki. Creel then battled Thor and the Avengers many times. Later, Creel was transported by the Beyonder to...[See More]

Patsy Walker was bored with her life and wanted a change. She took the costume of the Cat (later Tigra), and started fighting crime as Hellcat. After a brief association with the Avengers, she went...[See More]

Wilhelm Lohmer was a twisted version of Steve Rogers, a WWII-era German patriot who was too frail for the military, so he volunteered for the Nazi Super-Soldier program. After gaining abilities...[See More]

Elvin Haliday was a thirteen year old boy who was exposed to toxic materials. As a result, his body grew to adult size, with Hulk-like proportions and abilities. Deciding to become a hero, Rage...[See More]

Let's face it, the Marvel Legends Scarlet Witch is horrendous! Even the company recalled it for a time. So I had this, and my Storm-based custom; which to display for my collection? I chose my...[See More]

This is one of my first Marvel Legends customs (so be kind :)) that I made in 2004-2005. I wasn't happy with the X-Men box set's Rogue's hair, so I swapped it with Storm's. After I completed that, I...[See More]

David Cannon started out his villainous career as the Human Top, clashing with Giant-Man and the Wasp. Later, he redesigned his costume and renamed himself Whirlwind. When he wasn't fighting the...[See More]

After he injured his back in a swimming accident, Olympic swimmer Todd Arliss underwent a procedure which blended his DNA with that of a shark and the ruler of Atlantis, Namor the Sub-Mariner. He...[See More]