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Search by Cover Date Browse: Titles Creators Characters Groups Story Arcs Publishers Imprints TPBs/HCs Podcasts Awards Members Contributors Public Collections Public User Lists Last 10 titles added: 1. Boof (1992) 2. Out of This World (1989) 3. The Adventures of Josh &... 4. True Believers: Chewbacc... 5. True Believers: Darth Va... 6. Thun'da King of the Cong... 7. Die nebenberuflichen Abe... 8. Melody: Story of a Nude ... 9. Cylinderhead (1989) 10. We Are the Danger (2018) View All Last 10 creators added: 1. Bob Alleger 2. Alex Koda 3. Philip Groves 4. Alexei Kondratiev 5. Margie Spears 6. Eric Bowman 7. Nio Nakatani 8. Leah Hirsch 9. Dan Gregory 10. Axel Bordelon View All Last 10 characters added: 1. Tardy, Ken 2. Rhoads, Frank 3. Albelo, Joe 'Who' 4. Zairne, Ron 'Covers' 5. Keeblers, Morrie 'Fuzzy' 6. Crespi, Dan 'Hairy' 7. Morelli, John 'Squid' 8. Shade (Marvel)(01 - Muta... 9. Jordan, Eric 10. Gomez (The Lost World) View All |
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Spencer Smythe Search for 'Spencer Smythe' on Amazon Bio: Spencer Smythe was an inventor of the original Spider-Slayer. He managed to convince J. Jonah Jameson to use it in his campaign against Spider-Man. He also worked with Mark Raxton on creating a liquid metallic alloy for the Spider-Slayers, which eventually turned Raxton into the Molten Man. Smythe would go on to make several versions of the Spider-Slayers for Jameson, but in the end, they would all fail to defeat Spider-Man. Smythe would appear years later, suffering from radiation poisoning from materials used in his Spider-Slayers. He wanted to take revenge on J. Jonah Jameson and kidnapped his son John and controlled him to attack the senior Jameson. After this failed and John disappeared, Smythe shackled Jameson and Spider-Man together to a bomb. He set the timer to go off after twenty-four hours because he wanted to see them die, but ultimately he died before this happened. Spider-Man and Jameson survived by unlocking themselves from the bomb. Later, his son Alistaire would take up the mantle of creating Spider-Slayers to use against Spider-Man as revenge for his father's death. Notes: First Appearance: The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #25 View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  John Romita's The Amazing Spider-Man Artist's Edition (2011) Marvel Milestone Edition: Amazing Spider-Man (1992) Marvel Tales (1964) Prowler (2016) Spider-Girl (1998) Spider-Man Adventures (1994) Spider-Man: Big Time (2010) The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) The Amazing Spider-Man (1999) The Clone Conspiracy (2016) The Marvel Encyclopedia (2006)Group Affiliation(s): None. Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None. < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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