Screwball

A daring parkour expert and self-promoter, Screwball built her villainous career as a live-streaming criminal, broadcasting her crimes and daring stunts across the city for online fame. Her extraordinary urban gymnastics skills allow her to evade even Spider-Man across Manhattan's rooftops.

A creature of the social-media age, Screwball crashed into Marvel's The Amazing Spider-Man in 2008 — the Modern Age at its most wired-in — courtesy of creator Barry Kitson, and she's been a persistent, gleefully chaotic presence in Spider-Man's world ever since. Across nearly two decades and 26 catalog appearances spanning The Amazing Spider-Man, Spider-Girl, and Superior Spider-Man, she's carved out a niche as one of the more entertainingly offbeat figures in the wall-crawler's rogues' gallery, sharing pages with everyone from Spider-Man himself to Harry Osborn, J. Jonah Jameson, and even Kraven the Hunter. She may not have the decades-long legacy of some Marvel villains, but for fans who love the street-level, personality-driven side of Spidey's world, Screwball is exactly the kind of modern addition worth tracking down.