Charlotte Witter

Charlotte Witter is a Marvel villain who became one of several women to take on the Spider-Woman identity, possessing spider-based powers she stole from other Spider-Women, including Julia Carpenter and Jessica Drew, making her a dark presence in Marvel's spider-corner.

Charlotte Witter made her entrance into the Marvel Universe in 1999, debuting in the pages of Marvel Authentix: Spider-Woman #1 under the hand of creator Bart Sears — arriving at the dawn of the Modern Age and planting herself firmly in the spider-corner of Marvel's sprawling mythology. With appearances spanning an impressive stretch from 1999 all the way to 2026, she's proven more than a fleeting presence, turning up across Spider-Woman, The Amazing Spider-Man, and Spider-Man: The Next Chapter — elite real estate for any character. The company she keeps is remarkable: she shares pages with Spider-Woman, Spider-Man, Peter Parker, Cassandra Webb, and Jessica Drew, placing her at the heart of some of Marvel's most iconic web-slinging stories. Collectors take note — one of her appearances carries key-issue status, making Charlotte Witter a genuinely worthwhile addition to any serious spider-fan's longbox.