Initial Appearance By Character Name
- Chameleon - The Amazing Spider-Man #1 - Marvel Comics
- Human Top (later Whirlwind) - Tales to Astonish #50 - Marvel Comics
- Nick Fury - Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #1 - Marvel Comics
- Impossible Man - Fantastic Four #11 - Marvel Comics
- J. Jonah Jameson - Amazing Spider-Man #1 - Marvel Comics
- John Jameson - Amazing Spider-Man #1 - Marvel Comics
- Willie Lumpkin - Fantastic Four #11 - Marvel Comics
- Paste Pot Pete (later The Trapster) - Strange Tales #104 - Marvel Comics
- Red Ghost - Fantastic Four #13 - Marvel Comics
- Tyrannus - Incredible Hulk #5 - Marvel Comics
- Uatu (The Watcher) - Fantastic Four #13 - Marvel Comics
- The Voice - Tales to Astonish #42 - Marvel Comics
- The Vulture - Amazing Spider-Man #2 - Marvel Comics
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