Scourge of the Underworld
Name First appearance Last appearance Notes
Enforcer Ghost Rider # 22 Iron Man # 194 The Scourge is disguised as a homeless woman
Miracle Man Fantastic Four # 3 Thing # 24 The Scourge is disguised as a long-haired and bearded bus passenger
Hate Monger Android Fantastic Four # 279 Secret Wars II # 2 The Scourge 's disguise is not seen
Megatak Thor # 328 Thor # 358 The Scourge is disguised as a homeless man
Melter Tales of Suspense # 47 Avengers # 263 The Scourge disguised as Melter 's assistant Keegan ( who was also killed by Scourge )
Titania Marvel Two-in-One # 54 Thing # 33 The Scourge is disguised as a female wrestler named Golddigger
Basilisk ( Basil Elks ) Marvel Team-Up # 16 Fantastic Four # 289 The Scourge is disguised as a construction worker
The Human Fly ( Richard Deacon ) The Amazing Spider-Man Annual # 10 The Amazing Spider-Man # 276 The Scourge is disguised as a sanitation worker
Death Adder Marvel Two-in-One # 64 Captain America # 318 The Scourge is disguised as a taxicab driver
Blue Streak ( Don Thompson ) Captain America # 217 Captain America # 318 The Scourge disguised as a truck driver
The Wraith ( Brian DeWolff ) Marvel Team-Up # 48 The Amazing Spider-Man # 278 The Scourge is disguised as a police officer
Red Skull ( Albert Malik ) Captain America Comics # 61 Captain America # 347 The Scourge is disguised as a pilot
An unnamed member of the Watchdogs Captain America # 351 Captain America # 351 The Scourge is disguised as a government agent
Minions of the Power Broker Captain America # 358 Captain America # 358 No disguise
Black Abbott Marvel Team-Up # 147 Captain America # 394 Disguise unknown
Wrench ( Kurt Klemmer ) Omega the Unknown # 6 Captain America # 394 Death is mentioned only
Hammer and Anvil Incredible Hulk # 182 Marvel Fanfare # 29 The Scourge is disguised as an old Native American . Hammer was the one that was shot and Anvil dies due to a psychic link between them
Blowtorch Brand Defenders # 135 U.S . Agent # 2 The Scourge disguised as a movie patron
Jaguar Daredevil # 120 Captain America # 319 Killed in the Bar with No Name
Mirage The Amazing Spider-Man # 156 Captain America # 319 Killed in the Bar with No Name
Villains killed by the Scourge
The Scourge of the Underworld is the name of a series of fictional characters appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Writer/editor Mark Gruenwald originally created the Scourge in 1985 as a plot device intended to thin the criminal population of the Marvel Universe, in particular eliminating those supervillain characters he deemed to be too minor, redundant, or ill-conceived. Numerous other characters have used the name, often with differing motives and loyalties.