M.O.D.O.K.

A Modern Age incarnation of Marvel's iconic Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing — the grotesquely enlarged-headed, hover-chair-bound supervillain created by A.I.M. — this version continues the classic M.O.D.O.K. legacy of menacing Marvel's heaviest hitters with vast psionic power and relentless megalomania.

Few Marvel villains carry quite the same unhinged, oversized energy as M.O.D.O.K., and this Modern Age incarnation — debuting in S.H.I.E.L.D. #1 in 2015 under the hand of Chris Sprouse — has spent the years since making life complicated for some of the heaviest hitters in the Marvel Universe. Sharing pages with the likes of Iron Man, Captain America, and Carol Danvers speaks to the caliber of chaos this character brings, and turns up across titles as varied as All-New Venom, One World Under Doom, and Iron Man — an eclectic résumé that underscores just how broadly useful a good M.O.D.O.K. can be to a Marvel story. With 21 catalog appearances across a decade of publishing and counting, this is a character who has quietly carved out a real footprint in contemporary Marvel comics — well worth a closer look for any fan who loves their antagonists loud, weird, and wonderfully committed to the bit.