M.O.D.O.K.

Few villains in the Marvel Universe carry the sheer iconic menace of M.O.D.O.K., the grotesque, genius-level threat who has been tormenting heroes since his Bronze Age debut in Jungle Action #9 in 1974, brought to life by the formidable creative team of Don McGregor and Gil Kane. Over more than five decades of continuous publication, this unforgettable figure has proven himself a recurring nightmare across the pages of Captain America, Captain America & the Falcon, and Hulk, racking up 94 catalog appearances and three key collector issues along the way. The company he keeps tells you everything about his stature — sharing pages with the likes of Captain America, Steve Rogers, Tony Stark, Iron Man, and Wolverine marks him as a villain worthy of Marvel's very finest. If you're building a serious Bronze Age Marvel collection or simply want to understand one of the publisher's most visually arresting and enduringly dangerous characters, M.O.D.O.K. absolutely demands your attention.