Character Names Relaunched

[Illiterati-migration]

Major Khaos later became a character named "Illiterati".

 

I have both of his first appearances.

[Mister_Comics]

What issue was that?

 

Oops! I was thinking of DESTROYER. Issue #118 JIM. My mistake.

[Mister_Comics]

Black Knight would be another.

[Ares]

Spider-man

[joeypost]

Night-Crawler appeared in Hulk #126.

Bulls-Eye appeared in Nick Fury Agent of Shield #15.

[Dick Pontoon]

No it was issue 49 when Galactus summons the Punisher to detain the FF.

 

Obviously my memory wasn't serving.

[BradleyX2]

Erik Josten just can't catch a break...

 

 

 

 

...and his own brother took his "Smuggler" identity.

[Timely]

And Colossus was a Huge stone creature that later was named an X-men!

 

West

[Wally's Comics]

Ghost Rider used to be a all while cowboy looking phantom that rode an all whie horse...

 

I like the flaming skullhead on a bike better though...

 

 

 

[mica]

Ghost Rider the cowboy was not originally Marvel. Magazine Enterprises 1950.

But later becomes Marvel.

[mica]

Magneto

[mica]

Notice that when they reprint this book after the X-Men had been established they changed the name of the monster.

[mica]

Journey 62

And when they reprinted this story they renamed him Titan.

[mica]

Return of the Hulk. March 1961.... months before the more common Hulk.

[mica]

Doctor Strange.

[mica]

Journey into Mystery 64 mentions spiderman. January 1961

And this same issue also mentions a different Kazar.

[mica]

Kazar....

[Sal]

Kazar....

 

pretty sure Ka-Zar is a golden age Timely character. see Marvel Comics ish 1, iirc

[Mister_Comics]

Colossus was a Huge stone creature that later was named an X-men!

 

Also a villain that fought GIANT-MAN in TTA.

[mica]

Kazar....

pretty sure Ka-Zar is a golden age Timely character. see Marvel Comics ish 1, iirc

Yep. That's why I said different.

And this same issue also mentions a different Kazar.

Kazar fans don't have to buy this issue to be completionists. Just a side note.