THE BEST OF THE WORST: MARVEL VILLAINS

In Uncanny X-Men (1963) #4

Magneto leads his Brotherhood of Evil Mutants into battle with the X-Men! Find out why the Master of Magnetism is considered the X-Men's most powerful villain.

In Captain America (1968) #101

The return of Red Skull! Long presumed dead, Captain America's greatest foe makes his triumphant return. How is Red Skull back from the dead? And why is he still seeking vengeance on Cap?

In Fantastic Four (1961) #5

The first appearance of Doctor Doom! The Fantastic Four's archenemy bursts onto the scene with trademark bloodlust. Who is the man behind the metal mask? And will the Fantastic Four discover the truth about Victor Von Doom before it's too late?

In Avengers (1963) #8

Kang the Conqueror, unmasked! Introducing the time-traveling super villain that has plagued the Avengers in their past, future, and present.

In Mystique (2003) #1

The notorious X-villainess in her own ongoing series! Eisner- winning writer Brian K. Vaughan takes you inside the mind of the X-Men's most mysterious, and deadly, foe. The shape shifting Mystique has long eluded capture at the hands of her pursuers. But will the sins of her past finally catch up to her?

In Loki (2010) #1

The God of Mischief, reveals his origin story. Find out how the immortal trickster became a member of the Asgardian royal family, and see some of the first stunts he pulled. When a trickster god is narrating, the truth may be an illusion.

In Thunderbolts (2012) #3

The Leader becomes even more dangerous when he transforms into... the Red Leader! A new dawn for Hulk's gamma-irradiated nemesis.

In Iron Man (1968) #205

Iron Man launches a brand new business venture, but his plans are soon thwarted by M.O.D.O.K.! One of the strangest villains on our list, M.O.D.O.K, or Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing, is the literal brainchild of A.I.M. Witness the wrath of M.O.D.O.K in his newly-resurrected form!

In The Mighty Thor (2011) #14

Amora the Enchantress, determined to have Thor once and for all! Up to her old tricks, the Enchantress tempts Thor with golden apples. Will Thor fall victim to the cunning wiles of Marvel's loveliest, and most sadistic, villain?

In X-Factor (1986) #25

Apocalypse's Horsemen attack an unsuspecting Manhattan. X-Factor watches helplessly under the eyes of Apocalypse.

In Fantastic Four (1961) #48

Galactus, Eater of Worlds, makes his first appearance. See Marvel's feared cosmic villain come alive and take on the Fantastic Four! Will the FF be able to keep Earth safe from consumption?

In Daredevil (1964) #181

In this acclaimed Daredevil issue, Bullseye battles Elektra in a fight to the death. Only one walks away with their life. Bullseye at his twisted and maniacal best.

In Thunderbolts (2006) #118

Moonstone takes on Doc Samson in a smackdown of epic proportion. A longstanding member of the Thunderbolts, Moonstone knows how to play dirty and get ahead. It's ethically-sound psychologist vs. ethically-unsound villainess!

In The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #121

Green Goblin dangles Gwen Stacy over the George Washington Bridge. Spider-Man fans everywhere remember the issue that cemented Green Goblin as Marvel's deadliest villain.

In Uncanny X-Men (1963) #239

Twisted geneticist Mister Sinister craves Jean Grey's DNA to create a new breed of super mutant. The X-villain's scheme leads to one of the creepiest events in X-Men history- Inferno!

In Captain America (1968) #283

Madame Hydra at her worst. Captain America must prevent Madame Hydra, aka Viper, from unleashing a deadly neuro-virus on the public.

In Uncanny X-Men (1963) #131

The Hellfire Club; a prestigious society that accepts only the wealthiest, and most powerful, men and women. After the X-Men are kidnapped by the Inner Circle, Kitty Pryde must save her fellow mutants from becoming the Hellfire Club's playthings.

In Uncanny X-Men (1963) #508

Lady Deathstrike teams-up with fellow villainesses; Madelyne Pryor, Chimera, Sprial, Lady Mastermind, and Martinique Wyngarde, to form the Sisterhood of Mutants.