List of deceased American comic book characters

Below is a partial list of fictional characters who have died in American comic books, specifically in the superhero genre, and, so far, have not returned.

Characters frequently die in comic books, but are also frequently resurrected. A death that is reversed is called a comic book death. Writer Peter David splits the blame for this phenomenon among creators, publishers and fans. Creators and publishers kill characters to increase drama and sales and to meet the demands of readers who call for evil or unpopular characters be killed. However, if a popular character is killed, fans often ask for his or her resurrection and publishers find such returns can lead to more boosts in sales. Another reason creators resurrect characters is that they want to use them in new storylines. This cycle creates a vicious circle: after witnessing several improbable returns, fans begin to doubt that any characters are permanently dead, and death begins to lose its dramatic impact.[1]

Although many dead comic book characters are resurrected, some are not. Usually, characters associated with a major character's origin story (e.g. Spider-Man's Uncle Ben, Doctor Abraham Erskine, Ho Yinsen, Abin Sur, or Batman's mother and father), or those whose deaths significantly alter the development of a major character (e.g. Gwen Stacy, or Karen Page), remain dead. Additionally, although many stories continue to be written about them, certain period characters are typically presumed dead (at least from natural causes if nothing else) for purposes of contemporary status, even if their final fates are not depicted in a story (e.g. Rawhide Kid and other characters active in the 19th century Wild West). Sometimes a character remains dead simply because a successor has assumed an updated version of his or her costumed identity, making a return by the first generation character absurd (e.g. Baron Zemo or Foolkiller). Some dead characters have fallen out of relevance to modern audiences, which effectively prohibits their return (e.g. certain characters from the Golden and Silver Age of Comic Books. Characters who no longer fit current standards of political correctness also often fall into this category.). Death is also a convienent method of closure for characters who can no longer be used due to licensing restrictions, copyright, or other issues of ownership. Lastly, from time to time, superheroes or other comics characters, judged by their creators to have served their dramatic purposes, remain dead because their stories are considered over.

As there are no "rules" to fiction, all characters carry the possibility of being resurrected at any time. The following list of characters are present exceptions to the standard conventions of comic book deaths. Currently, they remain dead.

The latter part of this article also includes characters who were once "dead" and then returned. While persons listed may or may not have actually died in their respective comic books, they were presented as dead by the storytellers for a long enough time for the reversal to be meaningful (usually not within the same story arc). For example, Green Goblin supposedly died in July 1973, but was revealed to not have in December 1996. Thus, although continuity states Norman Osborn was never dead, for 23 years in real time, he was. By contrast, many comic book stories involve cliffhangers in which a character appears dead for a short time but is revealed to be alive or resurrected without enough time for the death to be meaningful. An example would be Batwoman, who died in Batman and Robin #8 (2010) but was revived only one issue later.

List of dead comic book characters

DC Comics

Main article: DC Universe
Character Issue Cause of death
Abattoir (Arnold Etchinson) Batman vol. 1, #508 (June 1994) Plummeted to his death
Abin Sur Showcase #22 (September–October 1959) Died when his ship crash lands on Earth
Agent Liberty (Benjamin Lockwood) Action Comics #873 (January 2009) Killed by Superwoman's heat vision
Air Wave (Larry Jordan) DC Comics Presents #40 (December 1981) Killed by an escaped convict[2]
Alberto Falcone Batman: Dark Victory #13 (December 2000) Suffocated with asphyxiation in mausoleum by his sister, Sofia
Alexandra DeWitt Green Lantern vol. 3, #54 (July 1994) Strangled and stuffed in a refrigerator by Major Force (see Women in Refrigerators)
Amazing-Man (William Blake "Will" Everett) Justice League of America #87 (April 1994) Died of cancer
Amazing-Man (William Blake "Will" Everett III) Starman vol. 2, #38 (January 1998) Killed by Mist
Amon Sur Green Lantern vol. 4, #26 (December 2007) Green Lantern Laira used her power ring to split his torso in half
Amos Fortune Justice League of America vol. 2, #37 (September 2009) Shot by widow of member of the Royal Flush Gang
Anima (Courtney Mason) Faces of Evil: Prometheus (January 2009) Killed by Prometheus
Antaeus (Mark Antaeus) JLA: Super Power #1 (November 1999) Died in a nuclear explosion
Anthro Final Crisis #7 (January 2009) Died of natural causes
Aquagirl (Tula) Crisis on Infinite Earths #9 (December 1985) Drowned in water that was poisoned by Chemo
Ares Wonder Woman vol. 3, #31 (June 2009) Struck in the head with a battle axe by Wonder Woman
Arnold John Flass Batman: Dark Victory #3 (February 2000) Killed by the Hangman
Atom (Albert "Al" Pratt) Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #2 (September 1994) Killed by Extant
Atomic Knight (Gardner Grayle) Final Crisis #4 (October 2008) Killed by Darkseid's forces in a battle
Azrael (Jean-Paul Valley) Azrael: Agent of the Bat #100 (May 2003) Shot to death by Nicholas Scratch and Carlton Lehah; his body was never recovered
Aztek (Uno) JLA #41 (May 2000) Sacrificed himself to save Superman so he could destroy Mageddon
B'wana Beast (Michael Payson Maxwell) Animal Man #47 (May 1992) Transformed into evil Shining Man and perishes in the ensuing battle
Baby Wildebeest Infinite Crisis #4 (March 2006) Punched through his chest by Superboy-Prime
Ballistic (Kelvin Mao) Infinite Crisis #7 (June 2006) Killed by a blast of heat vision from Superboy-Prime
Baron Blitzkrieg Infinite Crisis #7 (June 2006) Incinerated by Superboy-Prime
Bekka Superman/Batman #42 (November 2007) Killed in her house by Infinity-Man
Bernadeth Countdown to Final Crisis #19 (December 2007) Killed by the Infinity-Man (Death unseen in off-page)
Black Canary (Dinah Drake Lance) Secret Origins #50 (August 1990) Died of cancer
Black Condor (Ryan Kendall) Infinite Crisis #1 (December 2005) Killed by a ring beam through the chest during an ambush by Sinestro
Black Mask (Roman Sionis) Catwoman vol. 3, #52 (April 2006) Shot in the head by Catwoman
Black Orchid (Susan Linden-Thorne) Black Orchid #1 (1988) Killed in an explosion
Black Orchid (Flora Black) Black Orchid #22 Killed by Suzy Black
Blockbuster (Mark Desmond) Legends #3 (January 1987) Killed by Brimstone
Blockbuster (Roland Desmond) Nightwing #93 (July 2004) Shot by Tarantula
Bloodsport (Robert DuBois) Adventures of Superman #507 (December 1993) Killed when trying to escape from prison
Bloodsport (Alex Trent) Adventures of Superman #507 (December 1993) Burned to death in his prison cell by the Aryan Brotherhood
Bloody Mary Wonder Girl #5 (January 2008) Killed by Infinity-Man
Blue Beetle (Daniel Garret) Blue Beetle vol. 1, #18 (November 1987) Killed in the battle with Jarvis
Blue Beetle (Theodore Stephen "Ted" Kord) DC Countdown to Infinite Crisis (May 2005) Shot through the head by Maxwell Lord
Bolt (Larry Bolatinsky) Terror Titans #3 (December 2008) Killed by his son, Dreadbolt, who uses Bolt's suit's teleporting ability to send him into a brick wall
Boodikka Green Lantern Corps vol. 3, #12 (August 2012) Killed by Alpha Lantern Varix that her Alpha Lanterns become corrupted mentally unstable
Brain Salvation Run #4 (February 2008) Used by Gorilla Grodd to beat Monsieur Mallah to death and killed in the process
Brainiac 8 (Indigo) The Outsiders vol. 3, #25 (August 2005) Allowed herself to be destroyed by Shift from Brainiac 8's control
Breach (Tim Zanetti) Countdown: Arena #4 (December 2007) Killed by Monarch
Bushido (Ryuko Orsono) Infinite Crisis #4 (March 2006) Heat-visioned in half by Superboy-Prime
Carmine Falcone Batman: The Long Halloween #13 (December 1997) Killed by Two-Face
Celsius (Arani Desai) Doom Patrol vol. 2, #17 (1988) Engulfed in flames by Gil'Dishpan
Cheetah (Priscilla Rich) The Flash vol. 2, #219 (April 2005) Killed by her successor, Barbara Minerva
Ch'p Green Lantern: Mosaic #2 (July 1992) Run over by a yellow truck
Chroma Justice Society of America vol. 3, #10 (December 2007) Slain by Gog
Clayface (Matt Hagen) Crisis on Infinite Earths #12 (March 1986) Killed by Shadow Demons during the Crisis
Clayface (Preston Payne) Justice League: Cry for Justice #3 (September 2009) Incinerated by Prometheus
Coagula (Kate Godwin) Doom Patrol vol. 3, #9 (August 2002) Incinerated herself
Commander Steel (Henry "Hank" Heywood) Eclipso #13 (November 1993) Caught in the detonation of the Sunburst 300, while battling Eclipso's forces
Composite Superman Superman/Batman Annual #3 (March 2009) Rips himself in half
Conduit (Kenny Braverman) Superman: The Man of Steel vol. 1, #45 (June 1995) Channelled too much power and overloaded
Controllers Green Lantern vol. 4, #39 (April 2009) Slaughtered by Larfleeze
Crimson Avenger (Lee Walter Travis) DC Comics Presents vol. 1, #38 (October 1981) Killed in an explosion aboard a boat[2]
Crimson Fox (Constance D'Aramis) Starman vol. 2, #38 (January 1998) Throat slashed by the Mist
Crimson Fox (Vivian D'Aramis) Justice League America #104 (October 1995) Killed by Maurice Puanteur
Damage (Grant Albert Emerson) Blackest Night #4 (October 2009) Killed by Black Lantern's heart-removing capability
Dan Turpin Final Crisis #7 (March 2009) Killed by group of heroes, after being possessed by Darkseid
Darkseid (Uxas) Final Crisis #7 (March 2009) Body destroyed by Radion poisoning; essence torn apart and utterly obliterated by uncontrollable vibrations
Deacon Blackfire Batman: The Cult #4 (November 1988) Killed by his own army of homeless people
Deep Six (Gole, Jaffar, Kurin, Shaligo, and Trok) Countdown #38 (August 2007) All victims of Infinity-Man; all killed off-panel except for Slig
Demolition Team (Jackhammer, Rosie, Scoopshovel, and Steamroller) The OMAC Project #6 (November 2005) All killed by OMACs except for Hardhat
Desaad Countdown to Final Crisis #9 (February 2008) Head blown apart by the Pied Piper's flute
Devilance 52 #17 (August 2006) Eviscerated and decapitated by Lobo
Disruptor Terror Titans #6 (March 2009) Killed by Clock King for failure by using her own suit to incinerate her body
Doctor Bedlam Death of the New Gods #1 (October 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man
Doctor Light (Arthur Light) Final Crisis: Revelations #1 (August 2008) Turned into a living candle and burned alive by the Spectre
Doctor Midnight (Beth Chapel) Eclipso #13 (November 1993) Decapitated by a sword-wielding Eclipso
Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider) Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #2 (September 1994) Killed by Extant
Doctor Moon Manhunter vol. 3, #18 (March 2006) Killed in a fight with Manhunter
Doctor Polaris (John Nichol) Blackest Night #4 (October 2009) Killed by Black Lantern (Death unseen, only mentioned)
Doctor Polaris (Neal Emerson) Infinite Crisis #1 (December 2005) Incinerated by the Human Bomb
Dolphin Infinite Crisis #3 (February 2006) Killed in Atlantis by a rampaging Spectre
Dorothy Spinner Doom Patrol #22 (September 2003) Life support pulled off-panel
Dove (Don Hall) Crisis on Infinite Earths #12 (March 1986) Killed by Shadow-creatures during the Crisis on Infinite Earths; due to reality being altered afterward, his death is remembered as being crushed by building debris instead
Dream (Morpheus) Sandman #69 (July 1995) Executed by the Furies for the crime of filicide
Dubbilex Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen Special #1 (October 2008) Killed by Codename: Assassin
Duela Dent Countdown #51 (May 2007) Shot by one of the new Monitors
Dyno-Mite Dan (Harris D. Bedletter) Seven Soldiers #0 (April 2005) Killed in an ambush by the Sheeda
Effigy (Martyn Van Wyck) Final Crisis: Revelations #1 (August 2008) Burned alive in a Lantern by the Spectre
Electrocutioner (Lester Buchinsky) Justice League: The Rise of Arsenal #4 (June 2010) Killed by an insane Roy Harper
Element Girl (Urania "Rainie" Blackwell) Sandman #20 (October 1990) Unable to survive the presence of Ra after he had taken away her powers
Elongated Man (Randolph William "Ralph" Dibny) 52 #42 (February 2007) Neron flicked a ring at him with enough force to penetrate his chest
Enemy Ace (Hans von Hammer) Enemy Ace: War Idyll one-shot (October 1990) Died of natural causes
Eradicator (David Connor) Action Comics #901 (May 2011) Killed by Doomslayer
Everyman (Hannibal Bates) Green Arrow and Black Canary #29 (February 2010) Killed by Cupid's declaring their relationship over
Fastball (John Malone) The OMAC Project #6 (November 2005) Killed by OMAC, who grabs him by the throat and breaks his neck
Fel Andar Hawkman vol. 4, #48 (January 2006) Killed by Blackfire
Ferro Lad (Andrew Nolan) Adventure Comics vol. 1, #353 (February 1967) Died destroying the Sun-Eater
Fever (Shyleen Lao) Terror Titans #1 (December 2008) Slain by operative of the Dark Side Club
Fiddler (Isaac Bowin) Villains United #1 (July 2005) Executed by Deadshot
Firebrand (Alex Sanchez) JSA: Secret Files #2 (September 2001) Stabbed in the neck by a Checkmate Knight in Roulette's arena
Firebrand (Andre Twist) Freedom Fighters vol. 2, #7 (March 2011) Killed by Jester
Flamebird (Thara Ak-Var) Superman: War of the Supermen #3 (May 2010) Sacrificed herself to restores yellow sun
Forager Cosmic Odyssey #4 (February 1989) Sacrificed to save Batman and prevent the destruction of Earth from the embodiment of the Anti-Life Equation
Forever People (Big Bear, Beautiful Dreamer, Mark Moonrider, Vykin, and Serifan) Death of the New Gods #4 (December 2007) All killed by Infinity-Man
Freedom Beast (Dominic Mndawe) Justice League: Cry for Justice #1 (July 2009) Killed by minions of Prometheus
Fury (Hippolyta Trevor-Hall) JSA #80 (February 2006) 'Died' of exposure in the Himalayas; spirit was taken into the dreamtime by her son Daniel, the new Dream of the Endless
Geist (Dwayne Geyer) Infinite Crisis #7 (June 2006) Killed by Superboy-Prime
General Glory (Joseph Jones) Justice League Quarterly #16 (September 1994) Died of a myocardial infarction after reverting to his non-superhero form
General Glory (Donovan Wallace) Justice Society of America vol. 3, #3 (April 2007) Killed by the Fourth Reich at his wedding
General Zahl New Teen Titans #15 (January 1982) Bullets ricocheted off of Robotman's chest, killing him
Gillian B. Loeb Batman: Dark Victory #2 (January 2000) Killed by the Hangman
Gloss (Xiang Po) Justice League: Cry for Justice #3 (September 2009) Killed by Prometheus
Gog (William Matthews) Justice Society of America vol. 3, #15 (May 2008) Disintegrated by the original Gog
Golden Glider (Lisa Snart) The Flash vol. 2, #113 (May 1996) Frozen by Chillblaine
Grayven Outsiders: Five of a Kind: Week 3: Thunder/Martian Manhunter #3 (August 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man
Green Lantern (Alan Ladd Wellington Scott) Justice Society of America vol. 3, #54 (August 2011) Sacrificed himself using his Starheart to destroyed D'arken
Green Man Green Lantern Corps vol. 3, #12 (August 2012) Killed by Alpha Lantern Varix that his Alpha Lanterns become corrupted mentally unstable
Guardians of the Universe Green Lantern vol. 5, #20 (May 2013) All but one of them were killed by Sinestro, while he was possessed by Parallax; he later gave the lone survivor to Atrocitus, who killed him
Harbinger (Lyla Michaels) Superman/Batman #10 (July 2004) Slain by Female Furies
Harold Allnut Batman #619 (November 2003) Shot in the head by Hush
Hath-Set Brightest Day #13 (November 2010) Neck broken by Hawkgirl
Hawk (Holly Granger) Blackest Night: Titans #1 (August 2009) Killed by Black Lantern Hawk's special heart-removing attack
Hawkwoman (Shayera Thal) Rann-Thanagar War #5 (November 2005) Killed by Blackfire
Hector Hall (Doctor Fate) JSA #80 (February 2006) "Died" of exposure in the Himalayas; his spirit was taken into the dreamtime by his son Daniel, the new Dream of the Endless
Hellhound (Jack Chifford) Salvation Run #2 (November 2007) Fed to "Lion-lizard" creatures by the Body Doubles
Hitman (Thomas "Tommy" Monaghan) Hitman #60 (April 2001) Shot by Agent Truman's men while saving an old friend
Human Bomb (Roy Lincoln) Infinite Crisis #1 (December 2005) Punched to death by Bizarro
Icicle (Doctor Joar Mahkent) Crisis on Infinite Earths #10 (January 1986) Killed by Krona
Impala (M'Bulaze) JSA #28 (November 2001) Killed in Roulette's arena
Imperiex Action Comics #782 (October 2001) Killed in a Big Bang that sent him into the Boom tube by Superman
Inertia (Thaddeus Thawne) Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge #3 (October 2008) Killed by the Rogues in revenge for setting them up
Invisible Kid (Lyle Norg) Superboy #203 (August 1974) Crushed to death by Validus, under the control of components from Tharok's brain
Ion Green Lantern Annual #2 (October 2013) Sacrificed itself by passing into the Source Wall after being led there by Kyle Rayner
Jack Drake Identity Crisis #5 (October 2004) Impaled by Captain Boomerang's boomerang
Jack T. Chance Green Lantern vol. 4, #22 (August 2007) Killed by Parallax
Jean Loring Countdown to Final Crisis #17 (January 2008) Fell into the ocean
Jim Corrigan Spectre vol. 3, #62 (February 1998) His soul passes on to Heaven after relinquishing his host, the Spectre
Joe Chill Batman #673 (January 2008) Committed suicide after discovering Batman's identity
Johnny Quick (Johnny Chambers) The Flash: Rebirth #3 (June 2009) Accidentally disintegrated by the Flash, who had been unknowingly infused with a form of 'negative speed force'
Jonah Hex DC Special Series #16 (1978) Shot by George Barrow in 1904
Jonathan Kent Action Comics #870 (October 2008) Fatal heart attack from Brainiac's missile strike
Jor-El Action Comics #1 (June 1938) Died in Krypton's destruction
Joshua Clay Doom Patrol vol. 2, #55 (May 1992) Murdered by a temporarily deranged Chief
Judomaster (Hadley "Rip" Jagger) Checkmate #12 (February 2007) Back broken by Bane
Kalibak Final Crisis #6 (January 2009) Eviscerated by Tawky Tawny
Kanto (Iluthin) Death of the New Gods #3 (November 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man
Karate Kid (Val Armorr) Countdown to Final Crisis #7 (March 2008) Killed by Morticoccus virus
Katma Tui Action Comics Weekly #601 (May 1988) Murdered by Star Sapphire
Ke'Haan Green Lantern vol. 4, #23 (September 2007) Killed by Anti-Monitor
KGBeast (Anatoli Knyazev) Detective Comics #817 (March 2006) Shot in the head twice by Tally Man, who was hired by Great White Shark
Kid Devil (Edward "Eddie" Alan Bloomberg) Teen Titans vol. 3, #74 (August 2009) Died in an explosion
Kid Eternity Batgirl vol. 3, #12 (July 2010) Beaten to death by the Calculator
Killer Frost (Crystal Frost) Firestorm vol. 2, #21 (March 1984) Absorbed too much energy from Firestorm, killing her
Killer Moth (Drury Walker/Charaxes) Infinite Crisis #6 (May 2006) Ripped in half by Superboy-Prime
Killer Wasp JSA All Stars #3 (April 2010) Killed by Johnny Sorrow
Kinetix (Zoe Saugin) Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #4 (April 2009) Incinerated by Superboy-Prime with his heat vision
King Snake (Sir Edmund Dorrance) Robin vol. 2, #91 (August 2001) Dropped down a chasm by his son, Bane
Kirt Niedrigh The Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #16 (August 2011) Dies after destroying the Bringer of Chaos
Kobra (Jeffrey Franklin Burr) JSA #51 (October 2003) Black Adam ripped his heart out
Kole (Kole Weathers) Crisis on Infinite Earths #12 (March 1986) Killed by Anti-Monitor's Shadow Demons
Kreon Green Lantern vol. 4, #12 (July 2006) Killed by the Manhunters
Krona Green Lantern vol. 4, #67 (July 2011) Ultimately killed by Green Lantern Hal Jordan
Lady Liberty Suicide Squad vol. 1, #30 (June 1989) Sacrificed herself to destroy Kobra's capability to kill millions
Lara Action Comics #1 (June 1938) Died in Krypton's destruction
Leland McCauley Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #1 (August 2008) Disintegrated by the Time Trapper
Libra (Justin Ballantine) Final Crisis #6 (January 2009) Obliterated by Lex Luthor
Lynx Batgirl #56 (November 2004) Accidentally decapitated by one of her Ghost Dragon gang members while fighting Batgirl
Madame Rouge (Laura DeMille) New Teen Titans #15 (January 1982) Accidentally killed by Changeling
Mad Harriet Countdown to Final Crisis #11 (February 2008) Accidentally shot to death by Dog Soldiers on Apokolips
Magog (David Reid) Justice League: Generation Lost #13 (November 2010) Mentally compelled by Maxwell Lord to put his staff weapon into his own head and fire off a full-powered blast
Major Disaster (Paul Booker) Infinite Crisis #7 (June 2006) Neck snapped by Superboy-Prime
Major Victory (William Vickers) Eclipso vol. 1, #13 (November 1993) Killed by Eclipso
Manhunter (Donald Richards) Manhunter vol. 3, #7 (February 2005) Killed by Mark Shaw
Manhunter (Paul Kirk) Detective Comics #443 (November 1974) Sacrificed to destroy the Council and his clones
Mantis Death of the New Gods #5 (January 2008) Killed by Infinity-Man
Mario Falcone Batman #712 (September 2011) Shot by Two-Face
Martha Wayne Detective Comics #33 (November 1939) Shot by the mugger Joe Chill
Martin Stein Brightest Day #22 (March 2011) Body transmuted into salt by Black Lantern Firestorm
Marvin White Teen Titans vol. 3, #62 (August 2008) Killed by a dog demon who was on a mission for Lycus
Match Teen Titans vol. 3, #99 (August 2011) Killed by Superboy-Prime
Maxima Superman: The Man of Steel #117 (October 2001) Died in battle with Brainiac 13 and Imperiex
Maxi-Man (Henry Hayes) JSA #28 (November 2001) Killed in Roulette's arena; his picture is shown with several others on her wall of Fallen Players of the House
Mayflower Suicide Squad vol. 1, #27 (May 1989) Killed by Doctor Light
Mekanique Infinity, Inc. Annual #2 (1988) Sacrificed herself to destroy an alternate version of Per Degaton
Minute-Man (Jack Weston) Justice Society of America vol. 3, #3 (April 2007) Killed by the thugs of Vandal Savage in his family's home
Mirror Master (Samuel Joseph Scudder) Crisis on Infinite Earths #10 (January 1986) Killed by Krona
Mister America (Trey Thompson) Justice Society of America vol. 3, #2 (January 2007) Murdered by Vandal Savage
Mister Terrific (Terry Sloane) Justice League of America vol. 1, #171 (July 1979) Killed by the Spirit King
Mongul (I) Underworld Unleashed #1 (November 1995) Killed by Neron, who takes his soul in the process
Monitor Crisis on Infinite Earths #4 (July 1985) Killed by Anti-Monitor
Monocle (Jonathan Cheval) Manhunter #9 (June 2005) Killed by Manhunter
Monsieur Mallah Salvation Run #4 (February 2008) Beaten to death by Gorilla Grodd
Mortalla Death of the New Gods #3 (November 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man
Negative Woman (Valentina Vostok) Final Crisis #4 (October 2008) Killed in battle by Darkseid's forces
Nekron Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Destroyed by the white light of the White Entity
Nemesis (Soseh Mykros) JSA #58 (April 2004) Killed by Eclipso in Kahndaq during the Black Reign story arc
Nero (Alexander Nero) Green Lantern Corps vol. 2, #38 (July 2009) Executed by Alpha Lanterns
Neron Reign in Hell #6 (February 2009) Decapitated in Hell by Satanus
Neutron (Nathaniel Tryon) Salvation Run #7 (June 2008) Killed when Lex Luthor's teleporter self-destructed
Newsboy Legion (Tommy Tompkins, Big Words, Gabby, and Scrapper) Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen Special #1 (October 2008) All killed by Codename: Assassin
Nuidis Vulko Aquaman vol. 4, #38 (January 2006) Killed in Atlantis by a rampaging Spectre
Nyssa Raatko Robin vol. 2, #148 (May 2006) Killed in a vehicle explosion caused by the League of Assassins
Omen (Lilith Clay) Titans/Young Justice: Graduation Day #2 (July 2003) Neck snapped by a rogue Superman android
Onimar Synn Rann-Thanagar War #6 (December 2005) Defeated by a coalition of heroes and split into seven parts
Orca (Doctor Grace Balin) Detective Comics #819 (July 2006) Shot to death by the Tally Man
Orion Final Crisis #1 (May 2008) Shot with a Radion-laced, time-traveling bullet by his father, Darkseid
Orpheus (Gavin King) Legends of the Dark Knight #182 (October 2004) Killed by Black Mask in a plan to ambush Batman
Overmaster Justice League International #66 (July 1994) Accidentally killed by Amazing-Man
Overthrow (Arnold Daniel Beck) The OMAC Project #2 (July 2005) Killed by OMAC
Owen Mercer Blackest Night: The Flash #3 (February 2010) Killed by his Black Lantern father, Captain Boomerang
Pantha (Rosabelle Mendez) Infinite Crisis #4 (March 2006) Superboy-Prime punches her head off
Persuader (Cole Parker) 52 #34 (December 2006) Accidentally killed by Osiris
Phantom Lady (Delilah "Dee" Tyler) Infinite Crisis #1 (December 2005) Deathstroke drove his sword through her chest
Plasmus (Otto Von Furth) Salvation Run #7 (June 2008) Killed when Lex Luthor's teleporter self-destructed
Power Boy Teen Titans East Special #1 (November 2007) Killed by Trigon's sons when he was rising from the ground, ambushing current and former Titans[3]
Professor Carter Nichols Batman #700 (June 2010) Killed by an unknown assailant
Professor Zoom (Eobard Thawne) Flashpoint #5 (August 2011) Stabbed in the back by an alternate version of Batman
Prometheus Justice League: Cry for Justice #7 (March 2010) Shot in the head with an arrow by Green Arrow
Psimon Salvation Run #2 (November 2007) Bludgeoned to death with a rock by the Joker
Psycho-Pirate (Roger Hayden) Infinite Crisis #6 (May 2006) Head crushed by Black Adam
Quentin Turnbull Jonah Hex vol. 2, #49 (January 2010) Killed in battle with Jonah Hex
Question (Charles Victor Szasz/Vic Sage) 52 #38 (January 2007) Died of lung cancer outside Nanda Parbat
R. J. Brande (Ren Daggle) Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #1 (August 2008) Assassinated by his rival Leland McCauley
Rainbow Raider (Roy G. Bivolo) The Flash vol. 2, #183 (April 2002) Painting embedded in his chest by Blacksmith, killing him
Ram (Takeo Yakata) JSA #28 (November 2001) Killed in Roulette's arena; his picture is shown with several others on her wall of Fallen Players of the House
Ranx the Sentient City Green Lantern Corps vol. 2, #16 (September 2007) Destroyed by Green Lantern Sodam Yat
Ratcatcher (Otis Flannegan) Infinite Crisis #1 (December 2005) Killed by an OMAC
Ravager (Bill Walsh) Deathstroke the Terminator #4 (November 1991) Stabbed by Deathstroke
Reactron (Martin Krull) Superman: War of the Supermen #1 (May 2010) Incinerated body ultimately destroyed on new Krypton
Red Bee (Richard Raleigh) All-Star Squadron #35 (July 1984) Killed by Baron Blitzkrieg
Rocket Red (Dimitri Pushkin) The OMAC Project #5 (October 2005) Killed when he deliberately overloaded his battlesuit's power supply to destroy multiple OMACs
Rond Vidar Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #2 (October 2008) Choked to death by Superboy-Prime
Sal Maroni Batman: The Long Halloween #12 (November 1997) Killed by Alberto Falcone
Sam Lane Superman: War of the Supermen #4 (May 2010) Committed suicide in order to prevent his capture and imprisonment for his part in destroying new Krypton
Sandman (Wesley Dodds) JSA: Secret Files and Origins #1 (August 1999) Threw himself from a cliff in the Himalayas to avoid revealing the identity of Doctor Fate to Mordru
Sarah Essen Gordon Detective Comics #741 (February 2000) Shot in the head by the Joker
Savitar The Flash: Rebirth #1 (April 2009) Accidentally disintegrated by the Flash, who had been unknowingly infused with a form of 'negative speed force'
Seven Shadows (Doctor Nowhere, Jake Justice, the Shard, Man-At-Arms, Lodestar, and the Veil) JSA #18 (February 2003) Six members of the newly formed team were killed by Johnny Sorrow when he removed his mask and subjected them to his deadly gaze
Silent Majority Suicide Squad vol. 1, #30 (June 1989) Killed by Valland
Silver Sorceress (Laura Cynthia Neilsen) Justice League Europe #35 (February 1992) Killed by a sniper under mental control of Dreamslayer
Silver St. Cloud Batman: Widening Gyre #6 (July 2010) Throat slashed by Onomatopoeia
Skyman (also known as Star-Spangled Kid) (Sylvester John Pemberton, Jr.) Infinity, Inc. #51 (June 1988) A manipulated Solomon Grundy touched the hand of an unconscious Mister Bones to Skyman, causing him to die of cyanide poisoning
Sleez Countdown #46 (June 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man
Slipknot (Christopher Weiss) Titans vol. 2, #31 (January 2011) Killed by Tattooed Man as revenge for Slipknot's murdering his son
Sobek (Yurrd the Unknown) 52 #44 (May 2007) Torn by Black Adam at his jaws
Solovar JLA Annual #3 (July 1999) Killed by a bomb set off by human terrorists
Sparkler Suicide Squad vol. 1, #27 (May 1989) Killed by Doctor Light
Speed Queen Outsiders: Five of a Kind: Week 3: Thunder/Martian Manhunter #3 (August 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man
Spellbinder (Delbert Billings) Detective Comics #691 (November 1995) Killed by Lady Spellbinder
Starman (Theodore Henry "Ted" Knight) Starman vol. 2, #72 (December 2000) Killed in battle by the Mist
Star Sapphire (Remoni-Notra/Deborah Camille Darnell) Infinite Crisis #6 (May 2006) Killed by Spectre in revenge for Sapphires' decapitating and slaughtering those who did not bow down before her
Steel (Hank Heywood III) Justice League of America #260 (March 1987) Killed in an explosion by Professor Ivo's androids
Steppenwolf Terror Titans #2 (November 2008) Killed by Clock King
Strange Visitor (Sharon Vance) Superman vol. 2, #173 (October 2001) Died of draining her powers to Superman killing her in order to defeat the fleet of Imperiex
Sue Dibny Identity Crisis #1 (June 2004) Accidentally slain by Jean Loring who caused an embolism in Dibny's brain while the Atom-sized[4]
Super-Chief (Jon Standing Bear) 52 #24 (October 2006) Killed by Skeets while possessed by Mister Mind
Takion (Joshua Saunders) Death of the New Gods #3 (November 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man
Tana Moon Superboy vol. 3, #74 (May 2000) Killed by Agenda agent Amanda Spence
Tarantula (Catalina Flores) Secret Six vol. 3, #7 (March 2009) Sacrificed herself by putting herself and Junior in front of an attack by the Secret Society of Supervillains
Tempest (Garth) Blackest Night #2 (August 2009) Killed by Black Lantern Aquagirl's special heart-removing attack.
Terra (Tara Markov) New Teen Titans Annual #3 (July 1984) Killed in a rockslide caused by her own powers
Terra (Tara Markov clone) World War III #3 (April 2007) Killed by Black Adam's punch through her chest
Terra-Man (Tobias "Toby" Manning) 52 #3 (May 2006) Ripped in half by Black Adam
Thomas Wayne Detective Comics #33 (November 1939) Shot by the mugger Joe Chill
Thunder and Lightning (Gan and Tavis Williams) Salvation Run #7 (June 2008) Killed when Lex Luthor's teleporter self-destructed
Tigra Orion #3 (August 2000) Slain by Apokoliptian sent by Justeen
Time Commander (John Starr) 52 #27 (November 2006) Killed by Skeets while possessed by Mister Mind
Time Trapper (Kal-El/Clark Kent) Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #5 (July 2009) Destroyed by time paradox after being punched by Superboy-Prime (his younger self)
Tim Trench 52 #18 (September 2006) Killed by Felix Faust[5]
Tomar-Re Green Lantern vol. 2, #198 (March 1986) Choked to death by Goldface
Tony Zucco Batman #438 (September 1989) Gunned down by a helicopter hired by a rival crime boss
Top (Roscoe Neyle Dillon) The Flash vol. 2, #222 (July 2005) Frozen and shattered by Captain Cold
Tornado Twins (Donald "Don" Wallace Allen and Dawn Jae Allen) Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 4, #17 (April 1991) Both killed by Dominion agents in 2980
Trickster (Giovanni Giuseppe/James Jesse) Countdown to Final Crisis #22 (November 2007) Shot by Deadshot while trying to save the Pied Piper
Trigger Twins (Tom and Tad Trigger) Infinite Crisis #7 (June 2006) Both shot by Vigilante and Wild Dog
Triumph (William MacIntyre) Trinity #52 (May 2009) Sacrificed himself to save Tomorrow Woman's life
Ventriloquist (Arnold Wesker) Detective Comics #818 (June 2006) Wesker and Scarface were both shot in the head by the Tally Man
Vibe (Paco Ramone) Justice League of America #258 (January 1987) Choked to death by Professor Ivo's androids
Vigilante (Adrian Chase) Vigilante #50 (February 1988) Shot himself in the head after realizing he had gone mad
Virman Vundabar Terror Titans #2 (November 2008) Killed by Clock King
Warlord (Travis Morgan) Warlord vol. 4, #12 (March 2010) Killed by his son, Joshua, who is manipulated by Deimos
Waverider (Matthew Ryder) 52 #27 (November 2006) Tortured to death by Skeets while possessed by Mister Mind
Whip (Shelly Gaynor) Seven Soldiers #0 (April 2005) Killed by the Sheeda
Wildcat (Yolanda Montez) Eclipso #13 (November 1993) Killed by a sword-wielding Eclipso during a mission to defeat him
Zatara (Giovanni "John" Zatara) Swamp Thing vol 2, #50 (July 1986) Died during the battle with the Great Evil Beast
Zor-El Supergirl vol. 5, #36 (December 2008) Blasted in the chest by Reactron

Marvel Comics

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Character Issue Cause of death
8-Ball (Jeff Hagees) Daughters of the Dragon #2 (March 2006) Killed in an vehicle explosion by Wrecker
Abraham Cornelius Death of Wolverine #4 (October 2014) Stabbed by broken glass that hit his stomach, during a fight between Wolverine and Sharp
Adrienne Frost Generation X #70 (December 2000) Shot by her sister, Emma Frost
Adri Nital The Tomb of Dracula #32 (May 1975) Killed by a group of villagers
Aegis (Trey Rollins) The Incredible Hercules #127 (March 2009) Killed by Huntsman
Aegis The Thanos Imperative #3 (August 2010) Destroyed by the cosmic energies of the Cancerverse in metaphysical combat; eventually overwhelmed and ripped apart from the inside by the massive energies coming from the Cancerverse and the faith engines of an entire armada of warships from the Universal Church of Truth
Agamotto The New Avengers vol. 2, #6 (November 2010) Fell in battle with Brother Voodoo, who used Agamotto's own eye against him by unleashing all of its mystic energy at once; Agamotto, like Brother Voodoo, was caught in the epicenter of the blast and destroyed
Agatha Harkness The Avengers vol. 1, #503 (November 2004) Died of natural causes
Agent Axis Marvel Comics Presents #34 (December 1988) Neck snapped by Thin Man
Air-Walker (Gabriel Lan) Annihilation Silver Surfer #1 (April 2006) Destroyed by the Seekers
Aleksander Lukin Captain America vol. 5, #42 (September 2008) Gunned down by Sharon Carter
Alistair Smythe The Superior Spider-Man #13 (July 2013) Stabbed in the chest by Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man's body
Alyssa Moy Fantastic Four vol. 1, #573 (January 2010) Slain by her enemies
Aminedi X-Men Annual vol. 2, #2 (October 1993) Killed by Legacy Virus
Angar the Screamer (David Alan Angar) Thunderbolts vol. 1, #59 (February 2002) Killed by Graviton
Angelo Fortunato Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #7 (December 2004) Abandoned by the Venom symbiote in mid-air
Ancient One Marvel Premiere #14 (March 1974) Allowed himself to be killed by Doctor Strange in order to stop Shuma-Gorath from invading reality
Anelle Fantastic Four #257 (August 1983) Died in Tarnax IV's destruction by Galactus has devoured the planet
Ant-Man (Eric O'Grady) Secret Avengers #23 (March 2012) Beaten to death by the Father's henchmen
Apex (Katy Bashir/Tim Bashir) Avengers Arena #18 (November 2013) Allowed itself to be killed by Death Locket
Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur) Uncanny X-Force vol. 1, #4 (January 2011) Shot in the head by Fantomex
Apocalypse Twins (Uriel and Eimin Worthington) Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #22 (July 2014) Both killed by Sunfire using the powers of Celestial
Arabian Knight (Abdul Qamar) Thunderbolts vol. 1, #55 (October 2001) Drained of his life energies by Humus Sapien
Aron Fantastic Four #400 (May 1995) Killed by the Celestials
Ashley Kafka The Superior Spider-Man #5 (March 2013) Killed by Massacre
Astronomer (Seginn Gallio) Silver Surfer vol. 3, #17 (November 1988) Killed by Death
Athena Chaos War #4 (December 2010) Incinerated by Hercules empowered by Gaea and Pele
Attuma Squadron Supreme vol. 4, #1 (December 2015) Slain by an alternate version of Power Princess
Avalanche (Dominikos Ioannis Petrakis) Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #1 (October 2012) Plummeted to his death
Balder Loki: Agent of Asgard #14 (May 2015) Decapitated by Loki
Baron Heinrich Zemo (Doctor Heinrich Zemo) Avengers #15 (April 1965) Caught in an avalanche that he had caused
Bastion X-Force vol. 3, #28 (July 2010) Obliterated by Hope Summers
Beautiful Dreamer X-Force vol. 3, #12 (April 2009) Killed by the Legacy Virus
Bedlam (Jesse Aaronson) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1 #423 (July 2003) Died of his injuries in the Church of Humanity
Beef (Buford Wilson) Uncanny X-Men #281 (October 1991) Slain by Trevor Fitzroy
Beetle (Leila Davis) Thunderbolts #56 (November 2001) Killed by Graviton
Benjamin Parker (Uncle Ben) Amazing Fantasy #15 (August 1962) Shot by a burglar
Berzerker (Ray Carter) X-Factor vol. 1, #11 (December 1986) Electrocuted and incinerated when he was thrown into a body of water after a pitched battle
Beyonders Secret Wars #5 (August 2015) All killed by Doctor Doom using a living bomb of Molecule Man's counterparts
Bird-Man (Henry Hawk) Iron Man vol. 1, #116 (November 1978) Caught in an explosion in Count Nefaria's base by Spymaster
Black Knight (Nathan Garrett) Tales of Suspense #73 (January 1966) Fell off his winged horse during a battle with Iron Man
Black Marvel (Daniel Lyons) Slingers #12 (November 1999) Died of natural causes after the Slingers freed him from the demonic being by Mephisto
Black Talon (Samuel David Barone) The Punisher vol. 8, #11 (May 2012) Shot in the chest by the Punisher
Black Widow (Yelena Belova) Secret Avengers vol. 2, #15 (February 2014) Accidentally shot in the chest by AIM
Blazing Skull (Mark Anthony Todd) Marvel Zombies Destroy! #5 (July 2012) Killed by zombified goats
Blizzard (Gregor Shapanka) The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #20 (1986) Killed by Iron Man 2020
Bloke (Mickey Tork) X-Force vol. 1, #118 (September 2001) Shot by soldiers
Bluebird (Sally Avril) Untold Tales of Spider-Man #13 (September 1996) Killed in vehicle accident
Blue Blade (Roy Chambers) The Twelve #9 (February 2012) Murdered by the robot, Electro
Blue Streak (Don Thomas) The Punisher vol. 7, #9 (September 2009) Neckbreaker by the Punisher
Bolivar Trask Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #16 (January 1966) Died in the self-destructing Sentinel base
Bonebreaker Old Man Logan vol. 2, #6 (May 2016) Stabbed in the head by an alternate version of Wolverine
Bova (Bova Ayrshire) New Warriors vol. 5, #1 (February 2014) Killed by High Evolutionary
Box (Roger Bochs) Alpha Flight vol. 1, #49 (August 1987) Killed by Madison Jeffries, after merging with Scramble to become Omega
Brian Banner The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #-1 (July 1997) Accidentally killed after being knocked headfirst into a gravestone by his son, Bruce Banner in self-defense
Brain Drain (Werner Schmidt) Alpha Flight vol. 1, #130 (March 1994) Killed by Master Man
Bulwark (Oswald Boeglin) Weapon X vol. 2, #5 (March 2003) Killed in the gas chambers
Burglar (Carradine) The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1, #200 (January 1980) Fatal heart attack after discovering Spider-Man's secret identity
Bushwacker (Carl Burbank) X-Force: Sex and Violence #2 (October 2010) Throat slashed by Wolverine
Caiera Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #105 (April 2007) Killed when the warp core on the Hulk's shuttle was detonated by Red King
Caleb Hammer X-Force vol. 1, #37 (August 1994) Shot by the Externals member, Absalom
Calypso (Calypso Ezili) The Spectacular Spider-Man vol. 1, #253 (January 1998) Killed by Alyosha Kravinoff
Candra Scarlet Spider vol. 2, #19 (July 2013) Killed by Scarlet Spider
Cameron Hodge X-Men: Legacy #235 (April 2010) Head torn off and drained of life energies by Warlock
Captain Atlas (Att-Lass) Infinity: Heist #4 (January 2014) Vaporized by Unicorn
Captain Midlands (Sid Ridley) Captain Britain and MI-13 #9 (March 2009) Committed suicide in prison to avoid his trial for treason
Cat-Man (Townshend Horgan) Iron Man vol. 1, #116 (November 1978) Caught in an explosion in Count Nefaria's base by Spymaster
Celestials The New Avengers vol. 3, #30 (February 2015) All were annihilated by the Beyonders
Cell Morlocks #4 (September 2002) Killed by the Sentinel
Captain Marvel (Genis-Vell) Thunderbolts #100 (March 2006) Torn apart by Baron Zemo
Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell) Marvel Graphic Novel #1 (April 1982) Died of cancer from toxic nerve gases
Catseye (Sharon Smith) Uncanny X-Men #281 (October 1991) Drained of her life energies in order to fuel Trevor Fitzroy's teleportation portal
Changeling (Kevin Sydney) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #42 (March 1968) Killed by the Grotesk
Charcoal (Charlie Burlingame) Thunderbolts vol. 1, #56 (November 2001) Killed in battle with Graviton
Chemistro (Calvin Carr) The Invincible Iron Man #520 (July 2012) Killed by War Machine for trying to kill Iron Man
Chief Examiner Quasar #38 (September 1992) Destroyed itself when it overloaded its analysis capabilities while attempting to analyze and duplicate Kayla Ballentine's Star Brand powers
Chris Bradley Weapon X vol. 2, #21 (June 2004) Accidentally shot by Agent Zero
Clay Quartermain Hulk vol. 2, #4 (June 2008) Murdered by an insane Doc Samson[6]
Coach X-Force vol. 1, #120 (November 2001) Shot by U-Go-Girl
Cobalt Man (Ralph Roberts) Civil War vol. 1, #1 (May 2006) Caught in an explosion created by Nitro
Commander Kraken Captain America vol. 1, #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld
Courtney Ross Excalibur vol. 1, #5 (February 1989) Killed by Sat-Yr-9
Crimson Commando (Frank Bohannan) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #539 (June 2011) Killed by Wolverine
Crimson Cowl (Justine Hammer) Invincible Iron Man #527 (October 2012) Killed by her daughter Sasha Hammer and Ezekiel Stane
Crule X-Force vol. 1, #54 (May 1996) Killed in the battle with Selene
Crusader (Z'Reg) Avengers: The Initiative #19 (December 2008) Shot through his head by 3-D Man
Crusher (Caldwell Rozza) Daredevil vol. 1, #119 (March 1975) Drowned in the ocean
Crusher (Juan Aponte) Daredevil vol. 1, #119 (March 1975) Accidentally crushed by a falling wall, killing him
Cyber (Silas Burr) Death of Wolverine #3 (October 2014) Killed by Ogun
Cyclone (André Gerard) The Punisher vol. 7, #10 (October 2009) Throat slashed by the Punisher
Cyclops (Scott Summers) Death of X #4 (November 2016) Killed by the Terrigen Mist[7]
D'Ken Uncanny X-Men #486 (May 2007) Killed by Vulcan
Damian Tryp X-Factor vol. 3, #12 (December 2006) Killed in building explosion
David Moreau New Mutants vol. 1, #97 (January 1991) Neck broken by Cameron Hodge
Dark Mother (Fiona Knoblach) X-Men vol. 2, #202 (October 2007) Killed by Marauders and Acolytes
Dead Girl (Moonbeam) X-Statix #26 (October, 2004) Dies of an unknown illness
Deacon Frost The Tomb of Dracula ol. 4, #4 (March 2005) Staked by Blade
Death's Head Death's Head vol. 2, #1 (March 1992) Killed by its predecessor, Death's Head
Death Adder (Roland Burroughs) Venom vol. 2, #20 (July 2012) Neck broken by Agent Venom
Deathcry (Sharra Neramani) Annihilation Conquest: StarLord #2 (August 2007) Incinerated with an energy ball by Captain Universe
Death-Stalker (Philip Wallace Sterling) Daredevil #158 (May 1979) Materialized into a tombstone
Demogoblin Spider-Man vol. 1, #48 (July 1994) Crushed to death when his strength gave out
Desak (Desak Sterixian) Thor vol. 2, #49 (July 2002) Killed by Thor using the Bloodaxe
Destiny (Irene Adler) Uncanny X-Men #255 (December 1989) Killed by Legion
Devastator (Kirov Petrovna) Incredible Hulk vol. 1, #186 (April 1975) Incinerated by his suit after the fight with Hulk
Diamond Lil (Lillian Crawley-Jeffries) X-Force vol. 3, #23 (January 2010) Killed by Selene's forces
Dinah Soar Great Lakes Avengers #1 (June 2005) Killed by Maelstrom
Dirk Anger Nextwave #11 (February 2007) Accidentally hanged himself
Doctor Sun Fantastic Four vol. 1, #321 (December 1988) Killed by H.E.R.B.I.E.
Donald Pierce New Mutants vol. 3, #13 (May 2010) Killed by Cyclops
Dryad (Callie Betto) New X-Men #23 (April 2006) A busload of former mutants, depowered by the events of Decimation, were killed by a missile fired by the followers of William Stryker
Dum Dum Dugan (Timothy Aloysius Cadwallander Dugan) Original Sins #5 (August 2014) Shot in the battle with Hydra in 1966
Electro (Maxwell "Max" Dillon) The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 4, #17 (August 2016) Killed by Jackal's clone
El Guapo (Robbie Rodriguez) X-Statix #18 (March 2004) His flying skateboard goes out of control and smashes into a wall; the board ends up impaling him through the heart killing him
Eli Bard X-Force vol. 3, #24 (February 2010) Stabbed in the heart with the blade by Selene
Enforcer (Charles L. Delazny Jr.) Iron Man #194 (April 1985) Gunned down by Scourge of the Underworld, who was disguised as a homeless woman
Eric Koenig Secret Warriors #19 (August 2010) Killed in the battle with Hydra
Erik Killmonger Black Panther vol. 4, #38 (September 2008) Killed by Monica Rambeau who flew through his chest
Everyman (Larry Ekler) Captain America vol. 1, #442 (August 1995) Stabbed by his own sword by Hauptmann Deutschland
Executioner (Skurge) Thor #362 (December 1985) Killed by Hela's forces
Ex Nihilo The New Avengers vol. 3, #32 (March 2015) Sacrificed himself with the Ex-Nihili and Abyss to neutralize the Beyonder
Ezekiel (Ezekiel Sims) The Amazing Spider-Man #508 (July 2004) Sacrificed himself to save Spider-Man
Fabian Cortez Magneto: Dark Seduction #4 (September 2000) Transported 50 miles in about 20 seconds (roughly Mach 12) by Magneto; and slammed into the ground at that speed
Famine (Autumn Rolfson) Uncanny X-Force vol. 1, #16 (October 2011) Sliced in half and killed by Archangel
Farley Stillwell The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1, #20 (January 1965) Plummeted to his death
Feral (Maria Callasantos) Wolverine vol. 3, #54 (July 2007) Killed by Sabretooth
Firebrand (Gary Gilbert) The Punisher vol. 7, #10 (October 2009) Shot in the back of the head by the Punisher
Flag-Smasher (Karl Morgenthau) Cable and Deadpool #28 (July 2006) Killed by Domino (Death unseen, only mentioned)
Flux (Benjamin "Benny" Tibbits) World War Hulk: Gamma Corps #1 (September 2007) Killed by Gamma Corps
Foolkiller (Ross G. Everbest) Man Thing vol. 1, #4 (March 1974) Killed during battle with Man Thing
Franklin Storm Fantastic Four vol. 1, #32 (November 1964) Killed by Morrat
Frederick Foswell The Amazing Spider-Man #52 (September 1967) Shot by Kingpin's hired thugs
Freedom Ring (Curtis Doyle) Marvel Team-Up vol. 3, #24 (November 2006) Shot in the head by Skrull Kill Krew member, 3-D Man
Friedrich Von Roehm Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #209 (September 1986) Disintegrated by Nimrod
G. W. Bridge The Punisher vol. 7, #10 (October 2009) Shot in the head by Microchip
Gabe Jones Secret Warriors #19 (August 2010) Killed by Gorgon during the battle with Hydra
Gargouille (Lavinia LeBlanc) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #518 (December 2009) Devoured by Predator X
Garrison Kane Weapon X vol. 2, #12 (October 2003) Died of absorbed the Weapon X's technology in the process
Gateway Uncanny X-Force vol. 1, #27 (July 2012) Neck broken by the Ultimaton
Gauntlet Uncanny X-Men vol. 4, #5 (March 2016) Killed in an explosion on Genosha by Magneto
Gazer X-Men vol. 2, #186 (July 2006) Stabbed in the back by Ozymandias in revenge
Genesis (Tyler Dayspring) Wolverine vol. 2, #100 (April 1996) Killed by Wolverine
Geoffrey Wilder Runaways vol. 1, #17 (July 2004) Killed by the Pride by the Gibborim
George Stacy The Amazing Spider-Man #90 (November 1970) Crushed by falling debris while saving a child during a fight between Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus
Gertrude Yorkes Runaways vol. 2, #18 (July 2006) Stabbed by Geoffrey Wilder
Gibbon (Martin Blank) Spider-Man/Deadpool #9 (September 2016) Killed by Itsy Bitsy
Gideon X-Force vol. 1, #52 (March 1996) Drained of his life energy by Selene
Gilded Lily (Lillian von Loont) Alpha Flight Annual vol. 1, #1 (September 1986) Disintegrated into dust after she tries to possess Aurora
Glenn Talbot Incredible Hulk #260 (June 1981) Killed when the War Wagon crashes in Japan while fighting the Hulk; a power surge feedback fries his brain
Glorian (Thomas Gideon) Silver Surfer vol. 7, #15 (November 2015) Destroyed in the reality universe after Silver Surfer and Dawn who rejected his offer
Goldbug (Matthew Gilden) Civil War vol. 1, #6 (January 2007) Shot by the Punisher
Grasshopper (Doug Taggert) Great Lakes Avengers #2 (July 2005) Killed by Zaran
Graydon Creed X-Force vol. 3, #28 (July 2010) Killed by Hope Summers
Gremlin (Kondrati Yurivich Topolov) Iron Man #229 (April 1988) Burned to death inside his own armor when he grappled Iron Man and held him up against his own body; the Avenger's boot jets ignited the titanium that made up the armor of the Titanium Man suit
Grim Hunter (Vladimir "Vlad" Kravinoff) The Amazing Spider-Man #637 (July 2010) Killed by his father, Kraven the Hunter
Grim Reaper (Eric Williams) Vision vol. 3, #1 (November 2015) Killed by the Vision's android
Gwen Stacy The Amazing Spider-Man #121 (June 1973) Died during a battle between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin while on top of the Brooklyn Bridge; died from sudden deceleration of her body after falling from a great height and being caught by Spider-Man
Hamilton Slade X-Men: Apocalypse vs. Dracula #4 (July 2006) Staked by his brother, Frederick Slade
Hammer and Anvil (Leroy Jackson and John Anvil) Marvel Fanfare vol. 1, #29 (November 1986) Scourge of the Underworld shot through Hammer's head; Anvil was left to die in Nevada's desert
Hangman (Harlan Krueger) Bizarre Adventures #31 (April 1982) Accidentally impaled by his own scythe
Hank Pym (Ant-Man) Avengers: Rage of Ultron one-shot (April 2015) Notes: this comic book issue was Marvel Graphic Novel His being obliterated after accidentally merge with Ultron
Happy Hogan (Harold Joseph "Happy" Hogan) Iron Man vol. 4, #14 (January 2007) Died in the hospital after Spymaster's attack
Happy Sam Sawyer Captain America vol. 1, #274 (October 1982) Sacrificed himself when a Life Model Decoy detonated itself while trying to gain missile navigation override codes
Harry Leland Uncanny X-Men #209 (September 1986) Died of a massive heart attack while battling the sentinel Nimrod; Nimrod's use of powerful anti-gravity 'propulsion' to counter Leland's own gravity-increasing powers resulted in a 'tug-of-war' battle between the two that physically stressed the mutant's body to the breaking point
Haven (Rahda Dastoor) X-Factor vol. 1, #117 (December 1995) Drained of her life energies by the Adversary
Hazard (Carter Alexander Ryking) X-Men: Legacy vol. 1, #211 (July 2008) Killed in the mind
Headsman (Cleavon Twain) Thunderbolts #140 (January 2010) Shot in the head by Nuke while possessed by Uranian
Hellrazor Captain America vol. 1, #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld who was disguised as a bartender
Hemingway Weapon X vol. 2, #21 (June 2004) Killed by Agent Zero
Henrietta Hunter X-Statix #17 (February 2004) Killed by Dead Girl in order to stop her song powers
Hijacker (Howard Mitchell) Venom vol. 2, #9 (November 2011) Killed by Agent Venom
Hindsight (Burt Kenyon) The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1, #175 (December 1977) Plummeted to his death
Hiroim World War Hulk Aftersmash: Warbound #5 (April 2008) Sacrificed himself to stop the Leader, and transferred his old power to Kate Waynesboro
Holocaust Exiles #63 (June 2005) King Hyperion broke his shell and "ate" the pure energy that he was composed of, effectively killing him
Hornet (Eddie McDonough) Wolverine vol. 3, #23 (December 2004) Killed by a brainwashed Wolverine
Howard Stark Iron Man vol. 1, #28 (August 1970) Killed in a vehicle accident
Ho Yinsen Tales of Suspense #39 (March 1963) Killed by Wong-Chu's men while to save Tony Stark
Hulk (Robert Bruce Banner) Civil War II #3 (July 2016) After losing the gamma radiation that powered him, he was shot in the head with an arrow by Hawkeye who was manipulated the vision of Ulysses Cain's prediction and algorithm
Humbug (Buck Mitty) Heroes for Hire vol. 2, #15 (December 2007) Allowed himself to be killed by Shang-Chi
Hybrid (Scott Washington) Venom vol. 2, #15 (April 2012) Shot by Eddie Brock
In-Betweener The New Avengers vol. 3, #30 (February 2015) Annihilated by the Beyonders
Infectia (Josephine) X-Men vol. 2, #27 (December 1993) Died of natural causes
Infinity The New Avengers vol. 3, #30 (February 2015) Annihilated by the Beyonders
Iron Cross (Helmut Gruler) Citizen V and the V-Battalion #3 (August 2001) Sacrificed himself to using energy which powered his armor to prevent Hydra from spreading of nanotechnology throughout the world
Iron Monger (Obadiah Stane) Iron Man #200 (November 1985) Committed suicide by firing a repulsor ray at his own head, after having been defeated by Iron Man
Jack Murdock Daredevil vol. 1, #1 (April 1964) Killed by Roscoe Sweeney's men
Jack O'Lantern (Steven Mark Levins) Civil War vol. 1, #5 (November 2006) Shot in the head by the Punisher
Jackpot (Alana Jobson) The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 (October 2008) Result of antidote mixing with drugs that gave her her powers
Jacob Shaw X-Men: Hellfire Club #4 (April 2000) Died of natural causes
Jamie Braddock Uncanny X-Force vol. 1, #23 (March 2012) Neck broken by his brother, Brian in order to stop the devil Goat to consuming the multiverse to achieve godhood
Jarella Incredible Hulk #205 (November 1976) Crushed by debris while pushing a boy out of the way during a battle between the Hulk and Crypto-Man
Jason Macendale Spider-Man: Hobgoblin Lives #1 (January 1997) Killed by Hobgoblin
Jasper Sitwell Winter Soldier #10 (September 2012) Shot by an brainwashed Black Widow to save Nick Fury
Javitz (Isaac Javitz) X-Men vol. 2, #43 (August 1995) Killed by Holocaust
Jean DeWolff The Spectacular Spider-Man #107 (October 1985) Shot in the chest by Sin-Eater
Jean Grey New X-Men #150 (December 2003) Killed by Xorn posing as Magneto via a fatal stroke
Jeffrey Garrett New X-Men vol. 2, #14 (July 2005) Died after his Mutant powers were lost
Jeffrey Mace Captain America vol. 1, #285 (September 1983) Dies of cancer
Jerry Jaxon Alpha Flight vol. 1, #12 (July 1984) Killed by Box
Jester (Jody Putt) Civil War vol. 1, #5 (November 2006) Shot in the head by the Punisher
Jester (Jonathan Powers) Civil War II #0 (May 2016) Stabbed by an inmate during riot in prison (Death unseen, only mentioned)
Jetstream (Haroum ibn Sallah al-Rashid) Uncanny X-Men #281 (October 1991) Absorbed by Trevor Fitzroy in order to fuel his teleportation portal
Jim Wilson Incredible Hulk #420 (August 1994) Died of AIDS
John Steele Secret Avengers vol. 1, 29 (July 2012) Killed by Max Fury
John the Skrull Captain Britain and MI13 #4 (August 2008) Executed by the Skrull after angrily insulting his captors
Jonas Harrow The New Avengers vol. 1, #60 (December 2009) Executed by Hood for attempting to double-cross and replace him; shot in the head
Junior Juniper (Jonathan "Junior" Juniper) Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #4 (November 1963) Killed on a mission to rescue Pamela Hawley's brother in Berlin
Justin Hammer Iron Man: Bad Blood #4 (December 2000) Accidentally frozen in a block of ice; his body is now drifting in space
Juston Seyfert Avengers Arena #9 (May 2013) Murdered by Apex
Kamikaze (Haruo Tsuburaya) X-Factor vol. 1, #85 (December 1992) Decapitated by Archangel with his metallic wings
Kangaroo (Frank Oliver) The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1, #126 (November 1973) Died from radiation
Karen Page Daredevil vol. 2, #5 (March 1999) Impaled by Bullseye
Kiber the Cruel (Frederick Kiber) Black Panther vol. 1, #13 (January 1979) Killed by Black Panther to replenish with no ground killing him
Killpower (Julius Mullarkey) Revolutionary War: Omega one-shot (March 2014) Allowed himself to be killed by Captain Britain's Super-Soldiers
Kirigi Daredevil vol. 1, #188 (November 1982) Killed by Daredevil and the Chaste
Korath the Pursuer (Korath-Thak) Annihilation: Conquest #1 (January 2008) Killed by Ultron
Kurse (Algrim) Thor vol. 2, #82 (September 2004) Killed in battle with Thor
Lady Dorma Sub-Mariner #37 (May 1971) Killed by Llyra
Larry Trask Avengers vol. 1, #104 (October 1972) Killed when a Sentinel fell on him
Leper Queen X-Force vol. 3, #17 (July 2009) Shot by X-23
Lilandra Neramani War of Kings #4 (June 2008) Assassinated by Razor
Living Brain The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 4, #18 (September 2016) Destroyed by Doctor Octopus
Living Diamond (Jack Winters) X-Men #42 (March 1968) Incinerated in a mind battle with Professor X
Living Tribunal The New Avengers vol. 3, #8 (July 2013) Annihilated by the Beyonders[8]
Llyra (Llyra Morris) Fantastic Four Unlimited #11 (September 1995) Betrayed by her son, Llyron, who chained and left her for dead in the ruins of Atlantis
Lobo Brothers (Carlos and Eduardo Lobo) Scarlet Spider vol. 2, #14 (February 2013) Carlos was killed by Mister Moctezuma
Web of Spider-Man vol. 1, #55 (October 1989) Eduardo was shot with silver bullets by Glory Grant
Locus (Rayna Piper) Weapon X vol. 2, #1 (November 2002) Killed by Sabretooth
Lord Chaos The New Avengers vol. 3, #30 (February 2015) Annihilated by the Beyonders
Lt. Ethan Warren Logan #3 (July 2008) Killed by Wolverine
Machete (Alfonso Lopez) U.S. Agent vol. 2, #1 (August 2001) Killed by Kali Vries
Machete (Ferdinand Lopez) Captain America vol. 1, #442 (August 1995) Killed by Everyman
Madame Web (Cassandra Webb) The Amazing Spider-Man #637 (July 2010) Throat slashed by Kraven the Hunter's wife
Madcap Deadpool vol. 4, #5 (January 2016) Incinerated himself in battle with Deadpool
Madman (Philip Sterns) Thunderbolts vol. 2, #6 (March 2013) Head blown apart with a kill switch by his brother, the Leader
Maggott (Japheth) Weapon X vol. 2, #5 (March 2003) Executed in a gas chamber at the Neverland Concentration Camp
Magique Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, #15 (August 2009) Accidentally shot to death by Shi'ar soldiers
Major Mapleleaf (Louis Sadler Junior) The New Avengers vol. 1, #16 (April 2006) Killed by the Collective
Mallen Iron Man vol. 4, #6 (April 2006) Iron Man is forced to decapitate him when Mallen refuses to surrender
Mammomax (Maximus Jensen) New X-Men vol. 2, #34 (March 2007) Devoured by Predator X while imprisoned by the Facility
Mandarin Invincible Iron Man #526 (October 2012) Killed by Zeke Stane
Marco Delgado X-Men vol. 2, #3 (December 1991) Died in the destruction of Asteroid M
Margaret Slade X-Men: Apocalypse vs. Dracula #4 (July 2006) Killed by her son, Hamilton Slade
Maria Stark Iron Man vol. 1, #28 (August 1970) Killed in a vehicle accident
Mariko Yashida Wolverine vol. 1, #57 (July 1992) Poisoned by Matsu'o Tsurayaba and Silver Fox
Massacre (Marcus Lyman) The Superior Spider-Man #5 (March 2013) Shot by Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man's body
Master Khan Namor the Sub-Mariner vol. 1, #33 (December 1992) Ripped in half by Namor
Mister M (Absolom Zebardyn Mercator) X-Men: The 198 #5 (July 2006) Annihilated by Magma who was under the control of Johnny Dee
Master Man (Wilhelm Lohmer) Cable vol. 1, #52 (March 1998) Sacrificed himself to save Cable from a bullet fired by Hellfire Club
Mastermind (Jason Wyngarde) Uncanny X-Men Annual #17 (1993) Killed by the Legacy Virus
Master of the World (Eshu) Alpha Flight vol. 4, #8 (January 2012) Killed by Alpha Flight
Master Order The New Avengers vol. 3, #30 (February 2015) Annihilated by the Beyonders
Matsu'o Tsurayaba Psylocke #4 (February 2010) Killed by Wolverine with assistance by Psylocke
Matthew Risman X-Force vol. 3, #6 (October 2008) Shot in the head by X-23
Meteorite (Valerie Barnhardt) Thunderbolts vol. 1, #56 (November 2001) Died in the vacuum of space by Graviton
Melter (Bruno Horgan) The Avengers #263 (January 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld, who was disguised as the Melter's assistant
Mettle (Ken Mack) Avengers Arena #1 (December 2012) Incinerated by Arcade
Microchip (David Linus Lieberman) Punisher: In the Blood #4 (February 2011) Throat slashed by the Punisher for murdering G. W. Bridge
Midgard Serpent Loki: Agent of Asgard #15 (June 2015) Killed by Frigga
Miek Incredible Hulks vol. 1, #625 (March 2011) Fell through the lava of Savage Land's volcano
Milan (Francisco Milan) X-Men vol. 2, #42 (July 1995) Killed by Holocaust
Mind-Wave The Punisher vol. 7, #9 (September 2009) Killed by the Punisher with a grenade
Miss America (Madeline Joyce) Giant-Size Avengers #1 (August 1974) Died in childbirth
Mister Fear (Zolten Drago) Daredevil #91 (September 1972) Murdered by Starr Saxon[9]
Mister Sensitive (Guy Smith) X-Statix #26 (October 2004) Killed in the battle with the Bad Guy
Modular Man (Stephen Weems) Marvel Team-Up vol. 1, #90 (February 1980) Incinerated by Spider-Man and Beast
Moira MacTaggert X-Men vol. 2, #108 (January 2001) Murdered by Mystique
Montana (Jackson W. Brice) The Amazing Spider-Man #651 (January 2011) Plummeted to his death
Moon-Boy Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #1 (November 2015) Beaten to death by the Killer Folk
Morning Star (Schuyler Belial) Moon Knight vol. 1, #30 (April 1983) Threw him from the roof of the 41-story building by Werewolf by Night
Morrat Fantastic Four vol. 1, #37 (April 1965) Executed by Emperor Dorekk VII's soldiers
Mother Night (Susan Scarbo) Captain America vol. 5, #3 (March 2005) Killed by an brainwashed Winter Soldier
Multiple Man (James Arthur "Jamie" Madrox) Death of X #1 (October 2016) Killed by the Terrigen Mist
Namor (Namor McKenzie) Squadron Supreme vol. 4, #1 (December 2015) Decapitated by an alternate version of the Hyperion
Nara Avengers Arena #15 (September 2013) Sacrificed herself to stop a rampaging Cullen Bloodstone
Native Wolverine vol. 3, #19 (November 2004) Killed by Sabretooth
Nebulon Avengers Annual vol. 1, #11 (August 1982) Died from the bombardment of the energy-draining ray
Necrom Excalibur vol. 1, #50 (May 1992) Killed by Rachel Summers using powers of the Phoenix Force
Ned Leeds Spider-Man Vs. Wolverine #1 (February 1987) Killed by the Foreigner's mercenaries
Nefarius (Lloyd Bloch) Iron Man Annual vol. 1, #1999 (August 1999) Killed by his alternate counterpart
Nemesis (Amelia Weatherly) Alpha Flight vol. 3, #12 (April 2005) Killed herself realizing she had gone insane
Nemesis (Isabel Sanit Ives) Alpha Flight vol. 1, #31 (February 1986) Killed by her father, Deadly Ernest
Network (Sarah Vale) New X-Men #23 (April 2006) A busload of former mutants, depowered by the events of Decimation, were killed by a missile fired by the followers of William Stryker
Neutron Realm of Kings: Imperial Guard #5 (March 2010) Killed by Vulcan
Nightside War of Kings #1 (May 2009) Killed by Inhumans' soldier
Nightwatch (Doctor Kevin Trench) Spider-Man Unlimited vol. 1, #14 (December 1996) Slain by Polestar and El Toro Negro
Nomad (Jack Monroe) Captain America vol. 5, #3 (February 2005) Shot by an brainwashed Winter Soldier[10]
Oddball (Elton Healey) Wolverine vol. 2, #167 (October 2001) Slain by the Headhunter
Omega Red (Arkady Rossovich) Wolverine: Origins #39 (August 2009) Stabbed in the heart by Wolverine
Omega the Unknown (James-Michael Starling) Defenders vol. 1, #77 (November 1979) Committed suicide
Onyxx (Sidney Green) X-Force vol. 3, #23 (January 2010) Disintegrated by Wither
Ord Astonishing X-Men vol. 3, #1 (July 2008) Died of radioactive reactor
Orka Heroes for Hire vol. 2, #8 (May 2007) Killed in combat by a Doombot reprogrammed by the Headmen
Outlaw Kid (Lance Temple) Blaze of Glory #4 (March 2000) Sacrificed himself to defeat the Nightriders
Ox (Raymond Bloch) Spider-Man/Deadpool #9 (September 2016) Stabbed with three swords by Itsy Bitsy
Paradigm Astonishing X-Men vol. 3, #34 (June 2010) Destroyed by Cyclops
Pasco X-Men vol. 2, #191 (November 2006) Died in the resulting conflict
Paulie Provenzano Weapon X vol. 2, #5 (March 2003) Executed in a gas chamber at the Neverland Concentration Camp
Peepers (Peter Quinn) X-Factor vol. 3, #26 (December 2007) Devoured by Predator X
Peggy Carter Captain America vol. 6, #1 (July 2011) Died of natural causes
Petra X-Men: Deadly Genesis vol. 1, #6 (July 2006) Incinerated by the volcano creature that was created by Krakoa
Phantom Eagle (Karl Kaufman) Ghost Rider vol. 2, #12 (June 1975) Died in the Fokker Dr.I crash
Phantom Rider (Carter Slade) Western Gunfighters vol. 2, #7 (January 1972) Died in an avalanche inside an abandoned mine
Phat (William Robert Reilly) X-Statix #18 (March 2004) Incinerated by the bomb
Phineas Horton The Avengers vol. 1, #135 (May 1975) Slain by Ultron
Phobos Secret Warriors #22 (November 2010) Killed in Elysium by the Gorgon
Phyla-Vell Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, #24 (March 2010) Killed by the rampaging Thanos
Pinky Pinkerton Secret Warriors #19 (August 2010) Died of cancer
Piranha Marvel Zombies 4 #1 (June 2009) Died of infected in zombies world
Plague Power Pack vol. 1, #35 (February 1988) Fell off her winged horse during a battle with X-Factor and the Power Pack
Plasma (Leila O'Toole) Marc Spector: Moon Knight #25 (April 1991) Killed in a subway crash
Porcupine (Alexander Gentry) Captain America vol. 1, #315 (March 1986) While trying to escape from Diamondback, he tripped and impaled himself on one of the quills from his own costume
Possessor (Kamo Tharnn) Silver Surfer vol. 3, #17 (November 1988) Killed in the black hole
Postmortem Blade: The Vampire Hunter #9 (March 1995) Killed by Blade
Powerhouse (Rieg Davan) Rom #24 (November 1981) Killed fighting the forces of Nebula
Pretty Boy Old Man Logan vol. 2, #7 (June 2016) Killed by an alternate version of Wolverine
Professor Thorton (Truett Hudson) Wolverine vol. 2, #50 (January 1992) Killed by Silver Fox
Professor X (Charles Francis Xavier) Avengers vs. X-Men #11 (September 2012) Killed by Cyclops, who was possessed by the Phoenix Force
Protector (Thoral Rul) Rom #24 (November 1981) Killed fighting the forces of Nebula
Prowler (Hobie Brown) The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 4, #17 (August 2016) Killed by Jackal's clone version of Electro
Psynapse X-Man vol. 1, #46 (December 1998) Killed by X-Man
Puck (Zuzha Yu) The New Avengers vol. 1, #16 (April 2006) Killed by the Collective
Pyro (Saint-John Allerdyce) Cable #87 (January 2001) Killed by the Legacy Virus
Quill (Maxwell Jordan) New X-Men #27 (August 2006) Shot by William Stryker's Purifiers
Raptor (Damon Ryder) The Amazing Spider-Man #610 (November 2009) Choked to death by Kaine
Rampage (Stuart Clarke) Punisher: In the Blood #4 (February 2011) Shot by Jigsaw
Rattler (Gustav Krueger) Captain America vol. 6, #12 (May 2012) Shot by an insane Demolition Man
Razor Fist (Douglas Scott) Master of Kung Fu #106 (November 1981) Accidentally shot to death by Carlton Velcro's guard
Razor Fist (William Young) Master of Kung Fu #31 (August 1975) Accidentally shot to death by Carlton Velcro's guard
Reaper (Gunther Strauss) Captain America Comics #22 (January 1943) Killed by the electrified third rail
Rebel Ralston Secret Avengers vol. 2, #3 (April 2013) Killed in the fights with AIM
Red Barbarian (Andre Rostov) Winter Soldier #5 (May 2012) Assassinated by a mysterious sniper
Red Ghost (Ivan Kragoff) Captain America: Steve Rogers #4 (August 2016) Killed by an brainwashed Captain America (Death unseen in off-page)
Red Guardian (Josef Petkus) Darkstar & the Winter Guard #2 (July 2010) Killed in the line of duty with Dire Wraiths
Redneck (Vincent "Vin" Stewart) New Warriors vol. 4, #16 (November 2008) killed in battle with the Zodiac
Red Raven (Dania) Avengers Arena #2 (December 2012) Killed in the arena by Arcade
Red Shift Annihilation #3 (December 2006) Killed by the massive energy blast from Galactus' absorbing device
Red Skull (Johann Schmidt) Captain America: Reborn #6 (January 2010) Killed with the missile of AIM Helicarrier by Sharon Carter
Reignfire X-Force vol. 1, #97 (December 1999) Crushed to death by the Celestial golem inside of the ship
Rev (Samuel Smith) The Punisher vol. 2, #40 (October 1990) Killed in helicopter explosion
Revanche (Kwannon) X-Men vol. 2, #31 (April 1994) Killed in a mind battle with Psylocke
Revolutionary Avengers: The Initiative #18 (December 2008) Crushed to a bloody pulp by Liberty Legion
Richard and Mary Parker The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #5 (November 1968) Both killed in an airplane crash by the sabotaged Finisher; their bodies were never recovered
Richard Fisk Daredevil vol. 2, #31 (May 2002) Shot by his mother, Vanessa Fisk
Ringer (Anthony Davis) Captain America vol. 1, #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld
Risque (Gloria Dolores Muñoz) New X-Men Annual (October 2001) Killed by the U-Men
Robert Kelly X-Men vol. 2, #108 (January 2001) Assassinated by an anti-mutant activist
Roulette (Jennifer Stavros) Uncanny X-Men #282 (November 1991) Drained of her life energies in order to fuel Trevor Fitzroy's teleportation portal
Rubbermaid (Andrea Margulies) New X-Men #23 (April 2006) A busload of former mutants, depowered by the events of Decimation, were killed by a missile fired by the followers of William Stryker
Rumiko Fujikawa Iron Man vol. 3, #87 (October 2004) Murdered by Clarence Ward
Russian The Punisher vol. 5, #5 (December 2001) Thrown off the plane and incinerated by Punisher's bomb
Rusty Collins X-Men vol. 2, #42 (July 1995) Drained of life energy by Holocaust
Sabra (Ruth Bat-Seraph) The Amazing Spider-Man: Ends of the Earth one-shot (May 2012) Shot by Crossbones, but it was only a glancing hit
Samuel Silke Daredevil vol. 2, #45 (May 2003) Head crushed by the Kingpin
Satannish X-Factor vol. 1, #256 (May 2013) Killed by Mephisto
Saul (Garbha-hsien) X-Force Vol. 1, #53 (April 1996) Drained of his life energies by Selene
Scaleface X-Factor vol. 1, #11 (December 1986) Shot by a policeman who thought Scaleface was trying to attack him
Scarlet Scarab (Abdul Faoul) Thor vol. 1, #326 (December 1982) Died of natural causes
Scarlet Spider (Ben Reilly/Spider-Man clone) Spider-Man #75 (December 1996) Stabbed by the Green Goblin's Glider; turned to dust directly after death
Scimitar Excalibur vol. 3, #13 (July 2005) Shot in the back by Viper
Scramble (Lionel Jeffries) Alpha Flight vol. 1, #49 (August 1987) Killed by his brother, Madison Jeffries, after merging with Box to become Omega
Scream (Donna Diego) Venom vol. 2, #15 (April 2012) Stabbed in the head by Eddie Brock
Seamus Mellencamp New X-Men vol. 1, #114 (July 2001) Killed during the Sentinel assault on Genosha
Señor Suerte (Ramon Garcia) Luke Cage, Hero for Hire #11 (July 1973) Electrocuted by his own device while battling Luke Cage
Senyaka (Suvik Senyaka) X-Force vol. 3, #25 (March 2010) Dismembered and decapitated by Wolverine and X-23
Shard (Shard Bishop) Bishop: The Last X-Man #14 (November 2000) Converted into energy and dispersed by her brother, Bishop
Sharon Friedlander Uncanny X-Men vol.1, #298 (March 1993) Killed by the Acolyte member, Joanna Cargill
Shathra Scarlet Spider vol. 2, #25 (December 2013) Ripped to shreds by Kaine using the powers of the Other
Shellshock (Gary Buser) Captain America vol. 1, #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld
She-Venom (Ann Weying) The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 2, #19 (July 2000) Plummeted to her death
Siege (John Kelly) Marvel Zombies 3 #1 (December 2008) Died of infected in zombies world
Siena Blaze Weapon X vol. 2, #5 (March 2003) Executed in a gas chamber at the Neverland Concentration Camp
Silver Fox (Kayla Silverfox) Wolverine vol. 2, #64 (December 1992) Slain by Sabretooth
Silver Sable (Silver Sablinova) The Amazing Spider-Man #687 (June 2012) Drowned in Doctor Octopus' underwater base; her body was never recovered
Silver Samurai (Kenuichio Harada) Wolverine vol. 4, #1 (September 2010) Killed by ninjas while trying to defend his clan
Sin-Eater (Stanley Carter) The Spectacular Spider-Man #136 (March 1988) Shot by police when he suicidally attacks them in order to defeat the Sin-Eater persona
Skin (Angelo Espinosa) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #423 (July 2003) Killed by the Church of Humanity
Skullbuster Old Man Logan vol. 2, #7 (June 2016) Decapitated by an alternate version of Wolverine
Slaymaster Captain Britain vol. 2, #13 (January 1986) Killed by Psylocke
Slyde (Jalome Beacher) Civil War: War Crimes #1 (February 2007) Shot by Underworld
Smasher (Vril-Rokk) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #480 (January 2007) Killed by Vulcan
Solomon O'Sullivan X-Statix #9 (May 2003) Stabbed in the chest with razor-sharp claws by Sharon Ginsberg
Spencer Smythe The Amazing Spider-Man #192 (May 1979) Killed by radiation poisoning
Spider-Woman (Mattie Franklin) The Amazing Spider-Man #634 (June 2010) Killed by Kraven's family to perform a sacrifice to revive Grim Hunter
Spike (Darian Elliott) X-Force vol. 1, #128 (July 2002) Implaled with spikes by the Bush Rangers
Spike Freeman X-Statix #16 (January 2004) Neck broken by Orphan
Spoor (Andrew Hamish Graves) New X-Men vol. 1, #115 (August 2001) Died in the Sentinel attack on Genosha
Sprite, the Eternal The Eternals #7 (December 2006) Executed by Zuras (who broke his neck) for taking away the Eternals' powers and awakening the Dreaming Celestial
Sprocket (Amelia Barnhardt) Thunderbolts vol. 1, #65 (August 2002) Murdered by Graviton
Spyne Wolverine vol. 2, #100 (April 1996) Killed by Wolverine
Squid (Don Callahan) Spider-Man/Deadpool #9 (September 2016) Killed by Itsy Bitsy
Squid-Boy (Samuel "Sammy" Luc Paré) X-Men vol. 2, #162 (September 2004) Body crushed with vines by an insane Black Tom Cassidy
Starbolt Realm of Kings: Imperial Guard #4 (February 2010) Killed by a creature in the Fault
Starshine (Landra) Rom #28 (March 1982) Killed by the Dire Wraiths
Steel Vengeance (Sadae Tsumura) Spirits of Vengeance #9 (April 1993) Murdered by Centurious
Steeplejack (Jake Mallard) Power Man vol. 1, #18 (April 1974) His fuel tanks to exploded
Steeplejack (Maxwell Plumm) Captain America vol. 1, #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld
Stepford Cuckoos (Esme and Sophie Cuckoo) New X-Men #150 (December 2003) Esme was killed by Xorn
New X-Men #137 (April 2003) Sophie had died by result of a drug given by Kick
Steven Lang X-Force vol. 3, #28 (July 2010) Killed by Hope Summers
Stilt-Man (Wilbur Day) The Punisher War Journal vol. 2, #1 (January 2007) Killed by the Punisher
Stonewall (Louis Hamilton) Uncanny X-Men #255 (December 1989) Killed by Donald Pierce while trying to protect Mystique
Sunpyre (Leyu Yoshida) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #404 (May 2002) Killed by other members of the X-Corps, who were being controlled by Mastermind
Super-Patriot Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #13 (July 1969) Accidentally tripped over his flag and fell off a building
Supernova (Garthan Saal) New Warriors vol. 1, #75 (September 1996) Sacrificed his life to stop the Dire Wraith of Queen Volx
Super Sabre (Martin Fletcher) New Mutants Annual #7 (April 1991) Decapitated by Aminedi
Supreme Intelligence Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 3, #25 (March 2015) Killed when Hala is destroyed by J'son and the Slaughter Lords
Surtur The Mighty Thor #21 (October 2012) Killed by Thor with the weapon Mjolnir and the twilight sword
Sway (Suzanne Chan) X-Men: Deadly Genesis #6 (July 2006) Sliced in half and killed on Krakoa
Synch (Everett Thomas) Generation X #70 (December 2000) Killed by an explosion while attempting to save fellow students
T'Chaka Fantastic Four vol. 1, #53 (August 1966) Killed by Klaw's mercenaries
Tag (Brian Cruz) New X-Men #23 (April 2006) A busload of former mutants, depowered by the events of Decimation, were killed by a missile fired by the followers of William Stryker
Tarantula (Anton Rodriguez) The Amazing Spider-Man #236 (January 1983) Jumps off of a building after mutating into a giant spider
Tarot (Marie-Ange Colbert) New Mutants vol. 3, #8 (December 2009) Died dues to her loss Mutant powers
Tatterdemalion (Arnold Paffenroth) Marvel Zombies 4 #2 (July 2009) Died from infection in zombies world
Tattoo (Christine Cord) New Warriors vol. 4, #4 (November 2007) Killed by the Zodiac member Cancer
Tempo (Heather Tucker) X-Men: Legacy vol. 1, #245 (February 2011) Death of her Age of X's counterpart, seemingly affected her
Tenebrous Annihilation Heralds of Galactus #2 (May 2007) Destroyed by the energies of the Crunch
Thomas Logan Origin #2 (December 2001) Stabbed by his son, James Howlett
Thousand (Carl King) Spider-Man's Tangled Web #3 (August 2001) Stepped on by an oblivious passerby
Thunderbird (John Proudstar) Uncanny X-Men #95 (October 1975) Killed in an airplane explosion
Thunderbolt (William Carver) Power Man and Iron Fist #62 (April 1980) Disintegrated into dust
Thunderstrike (Eric Masterson) Thunderstrike #24 (September 1995) Died fighting the curse of the Bloodaxe
Trauma (Thow Mah) Incredible Hulk vol. 1, #416 (April 1994) Incinerated by Hulk using Armageddon's machine
Torpedo Rom #24 (November 1981) Killed by the Dire Wraiths
Trevor Fitzroy Bishop the Last X-Man #14 (November 2000) Bishop grabbed him and held him half inside and half outside of a portal until it closed, cutting him in half
Trick Shot (Buck Chisholm) Hawkeye: Blindspot #1 (February 2011) Died of cancer
Tri-Sentinel The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1, #352 (October 1991) Destroyed by Spider-Man and Nova
Tumbler (John Robert Keane) Captain America vol. 1, #169 (January 1974) Shot by Nefarius
Turac Giant-Size Dracula #3 (December 1974) Staked with the spear by his daughter, Elianne
Turbo (Michael Brent "Mike" Jeffries) New Warriors vol. 1, #73 (July 1996) Killed by Dire Wraith
Two-Gun Kid (Matthew J. Hawkins) The Marvels Project #1 (August 2009) Died of natural causes
Typhon Incredible Hercules #141 (February 2010) Killed in battle with Hercules in the Continuum universe
Tyr Journey into Mystery vol. 1, #644 (September 2012) Killed in battle with the Ano-Athox
Tyrant Silver Surfer vol. 3, #109 (October 1995) Aboard Galactus' spaceship which exploded during the fight with Morg
Uatu Original Sin #1 (May 2014) Murdered by the rogue Nick Fury[11]
Union Jack (Brian Falsworth) Captain America vol. 1, #254 (February 1981) Died in an automobile accident (Death unseen, only mentioned)
Union Jack (James Montgomery Falsworth) Captain America vol. 1, #254 (February 1981) Died of heart attack
Unus the Untouchable (Angelo Unuscione) Son of M #6 (May 2006) Died from lack of oxygen; his personal force field powers eventually increased to the point where he blocked out gas molecules as well
Valerie Cooper X-Factor vol. 1, #233 (March 2012) Bullets ricocheted from her own agents who were trying to apprehend Siryn and Rictor
Vanessa Fisk Daredevil vol. 2, #92 (December 2006) Committed suicide
Veranke Secret Invasion #8 (December 2008) Shot in the head by Norman Osborn
Vertigo New X-Men vol. 2, #46 (March 2008) Devoured by Predator X
Vessel Weapon X vol. 2 #21 (June 2004) Executed by Agent Zero
Victor Mancha Vision vol. 3, #11 (September 2016) Murdered by the Vision's android
Victoria Hand The New Avengers vol. 2, #32 (November 2012) Killed in the mind by Daniel Drumm
Vidar Thor vol. 2, #82 (September 2004) Died fighting hordes of trolls
Viper (Jordan Stryke) Captain America vol. 1, #180 (December 1974) Gunned down by Madame Hydra
Vision (Jonas) Avengers: The Children's Crusade #9 (February 2012) Destroyed by Iron Lad
Vivisector (Myles Alfred) X-Statix #26 (October 2004) Killed by the armed gunmen
Vulcan (Gabriel Summers) War of Kings #6 (August 2009) Aboard a spaceship which exploded during the last fight with Black Bolt
Vulture (Jimmy Natale) The Punisher vol. 8, #3 (September 2011) Stabbed in the chest and head by the Punisher
Wallflower (Laurie Collins) New X-Men #25 (June 2006) Shot in the head by William Stryker's sniper
War Machine (James Rupert "Rhodey" Rhodes) Civil War II #1 (June 2016) Killed in battle by Thanos
Washout (John Lopez) Weapon X vol. 2, #11 (September 2003) His Mutant side effect powers caused to died
Werner von Strucker Daredevil vol. 1, #309 (October 1992) Slain by his father, Baron Strucker
Whiplash (Marco Scarlotti) Iron Man vol. 3, #28 (May 2000) Killed by Iron Man's armor
White Tiger (Hector Ayala) Daredevil vol. 2 #40 (February 2003) Shot by police while trying to escape
Whizzer (Robert Frank) Vision and the Scarlet Witch #2 (December 1982) Died of heart attack battling Isbisa
Wild Child (Kyle Gibney) Wolverine: Origins #39 (August 2009) Thrown into a vat of molten steel by Omega Red
William Stryker New Mutants vol. 3, #12 (April 2010) Sliced in half and killed by Archangel
Windeagle (Hector Santiago Ruiz) Marvel Premiere #52 (February 1980) Shot by the sniper
Wing (Edward "Eddie" Tancredi) Astonishing X-Men vol. 3, #7 (January 2005) Killed in the Danger Room
Wipeout New Mutants vol. 1, #97 (January 1991) Killed by an insane Cameron Hodge
Wither (Kevin Ford) X-Force vol. 3, #25 (March 2010) Killed and disintegrate into dust by Elixir
Wolf Cub (Nicholas Gleason) Young X-Men #5 (October 2008) Killed by Donald Pierce
Wolverine (James "Logan" Howlett) Death of Wolverine #4 (October 2014) Suffocated with molten adamantium after rescuing the civilians as weapon of Abraham Cornelius and his healing factor was gone
Wraith (Brian DeWolff) The Punisher vol. 7, #7 (July 2009) Shot with an arrow by the Punisher
Xorn (Kuan-Yin Xorn) The New Avengers vol. 1, #20 (June 2006) Thrown into the sun by the Sentry
Yellow Claw (Plan Chu) Agents of Atlas vol. 1, #6 (March 2007) Devoured by Mister Lao
Zaladane (Zala Dane) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #275 (April 1991) Executed by Magneto
Zeitgeist (Axel Cluney) X-Force vol. 1, #116 (July 2001) Killed in helicopter explosion
Zero (ADAM unit Zero) Excalibur vol. 1, #80 (August 1994) Destroyed by Stryfe
Zero (Kenji Uedo) Generation Hope #17 (March 2012) Killed by Martha Johansson in order to stop his influence of attacking the Mutants

Ultimate Marvel

Main article: Ultimate Marvel
Character Issue Cause of death
Abomination (Chang Lam) The Ultimates 2 #12 (March 2007) Killed by the Hulk
Angel (Warren Worthington III) Ultimatum #4 (June 2009) Killed by Sabretooth
Beast (Hank McCoy) Ultimatum #1 (December 2008) Drowned in the Ultimatum Wave
Ben Parker Ultimate Spider-Man #4 (February 2001) Shot by a burglar
Bishop Ultimate X-Men #90 (January 2008) Stabbed by Wolverine
Black Widow (Natasha Romanova) Ultimates 2 #13 (May 2007) Shot with an arrow by Hawkeye
Blob Ultimatum #3 (March 2009) Head bitten off by Hank Pym
Captain America Cataclysm: The Ultimates' Last Stand #4 (March 2013) Drove Quinjet into Galactus
Carnage Ultimate Spider-Man #64 (August 2004) Killed by Spider-Man after being thrown into a smokestack; later cloned by Nick Fury
Cyclops (Scott Summers) Ultimatum #5 (July 2009) Shot in the head by Quicksilver
Crimson Dynamo (Alex Su) Ultimates 2 #12 (March 2007) Killed by Iron Man
Daredevil (Matt Murdock) Ultimate Spider-Man #131 (February 2009) Found dead by Spider-Man, presumably drowned in the Ultimatum Wave
Dazzler (Alison Blair) Ultimatum #1 (December 2008) Drowned in the Ultimatum Wave
Doctor Doom (Victor van Damme) Ultimatum #5 (July 2009) Head crushed by the Thing
Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #157 (April 2011) Beaten to death by the Green Goblin
Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange) Ultimatum #4 (June 2009) Killed by Dormammu
Electro (Max Dillon) Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man vol. 2 #5 (2012) Shot by Aunt May
Gambit (Remy LeBeau) Ultimate X-Men Annual #1 (August 2005) Energy drained by Rogue after being fatally injured by Juggernaut
Hank Pym Ultimatum #3 (March 2009) Blown up by the Multiple Man
Harry Osborn Ultimate Spider-Man #117 (December 2007) Murdered by his father, the Green Goblin
Hurricane Ultimates 2 #12 (March 2007) Killed by Quicksilver
Jeanne De Wolfe Ultimate Spider-Man Annual #2 (August 2006) Killed by the Punisher
Juggernaut (Cain Marko) Ultimate X-Men #99 (December 2008) Shot in the eye with a poisonous dart
Justin Hammer Ultimate Spider-Man #20 (June 2002) Died from a heart attack during Doctor Octopus's rampage in New Jersey
Kaine Ultimate Spiderman #103 (August 2006) Blasted by multiple spider slayers
Kingpin (Wilson Fisk) Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #134 (August 2009) Pushed out of his skyscraper window to his death by Mysterio
Longshot (Arthur Centino) Ultimatum #3 (March 2009) Tortured and killed in the Savage Land
Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr) Ultimatum #5 (July 2009) Decapitated by Cyclops
Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner) Ultimatum #1 (December 2008) Drowned in the Ultimatum Wave
Nihil Ultimate Fantastic Four #18 (June 2005) Accidentally shot himself in the head with a plasma weapon
Tarantula Ultimate Spiderman #103 (August 2006) Impaled by Doctor Octopus
Wasp (Janet Pym) Ultimatum #2 (January 2009) Died possibly of drowning, dead body seen eaten by the Blob
William Stryker Ultimate Comics X-Men #6 (January 2012) Killed By Kitty Pryde when she phased through his organs
Wolverine (James Howlett) Ultimatum #5 (July 2009) Ripped to Shreds by Magneto

MC2

Main article: Marvel Comics 2
Character Issue Cause of death
Aunt May Spider-Girl #48 (August 2002) Died of natural causes
Captain America Last Hero Standing #5 (June 2005) Killed by Loki; transformed into a star in the shape of his own shield by Thor
Carnage Symbiote The Amazing Spider-Girl #12 (September 2007) Destroyed by Spider-Girl with Reverb's sonic-wave equipment
Carnage Jr. Symbiote The Amazing Spider-Girl #12 (September 2007) Destroyed by Spider-Girl with Reverb's sonic-wave equipment
Eddie Brock Spider-Girl #4 (August 2005) Cause of death unknown. Death mentioned by Spider-Venom
Green Goblin Spider-Girl #1 (August 2005) Died in a battle with Spider-Man costing Peter his leg
Venom Symbiote Spider-Girl #100 (July 2006) Sacrificed itself to save Spider-Girl by confronting the Hobgoblin
Wonder Man A-Next #12 (September 1999) Starved of life-giving serum by Baron Zemo

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Main article: Mirage Studios
Character Issue Cause of death
Baxter Stockman Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol. 4 #9 The remains of Baxter Stockman are destroyed by Donatello after he learns that Stockman has caused April O'Neil to become infertile as a result of the nanobots he injected her with in TMNT Vol. 2.
Gabrielle Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol. 1 #58 Dies in childbirth
Klunk Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol. 2 #9 Killed by a car
Rat King Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol.1 #4 During his first appearance, the Rat King is defeated by falling into a silo. He appeared later on in the City at War series, yet Splinter found his corpse, having died from the aforementioned fall into the silo, commenting on "The great unexplained mysteries of the world."
Shredder Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol. 1 #21 Was defeated by the Turtles and offered honorable suicide but instead attempted to use a grenade to kill all present. The Turtles knocked him off the roof along with the grenade. It is unclear if the grenade's explosion or the fall killed him. His clone was later decapitated by Leonardo in a duel.
Splinter Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol. 4 #10 Died of unknown reasons, presumed to have died of natural causes

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures

Character Issue Cause of death
Dreadmon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #54 Killed by Androids Lynch, Dead-Eye, Waster, and Fist
Leatherhead Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #54 Killed by Androids Lynch, Dead-Eye, Waster, and Fist
Jagwar Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #54 Killed by Androids Lynch, Dead-Eye, Waster, and Fist
Mondo Gecko Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #54 Killed by Androids Lynch, Dead-Eye, Waster, and Fist
Ray Fillet Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #54 Killed by Androids Lynch, Dead-Eye, Waster, and Fist
Sarnath Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #50 Sacrifices himself, using the turnstone's powers, by collapsing a black hole that was threatening the universe
Screwloose Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #54 Killed by Androids Lynch, Dead-Eye, Waster, and Fist
Slash Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #57 Sacrifices himself to give the Turtles a chance to escape from Malinga's hive ship which plunges into the sun
Wingnut Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #54 Killed by Androids Lynch, Dead-Eye, Waster, and Fist
Wyrm and Scumbug Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #52 Turned to crystal by Toxzeem and accidentally shattered by McIntyre and Squint

Dark Horse

Main article: Dark Horse Comics
Character Issue Cause of death
Hellboy Hellboy The Fury #3 Killed by Nimue
Martha Washington Martha Washington Dies Died of natural causes
Marv Sin City The Hard Goodbye Killed by the electric chair

Image Comics

Main article: Image Comics
Character Issue Cause of death
Angela Spawn #100 (November 2000) Impaled by Malebolgia with her own dual bladed staff
Celestine (The Angelus' host) Broken Trinity #3 (November 2008) Stabbed by Gleason with the Bloodsword, and then decapitated by Jackie Estacado with the same weapon, leaving the Angelus hostless
Billy Kincaid Spawn #5 (October 1992) Killed by Spawn with his bloody corpse hung in the precinct office
The Curse Spawn #41 (January 1996) Hit by Twist's car and shot by numerous weapons as the volatile chemicals around his lab were also hit and the resulting explosion engulfed everyone involved
The Freak Spawn #70 (April 1998) Suffocated by insects that were created when Spawn took The Freak's inner evils and gave them tangible form
Kenneth Irons Witchblade #75 (October 2001) Shot by Sara's captain after being turned mortal by Ian Nottingham and his Excalibur
Malebolgia Spawn #100 (November 2000) Slain by Spawn
Scud Scud The Disposable Assassin #24 He went to heaven
Shadowhawk (Paul Johnstone) Youngblood #7 (October 1992) Died of AIDS

Other Comics

Cerebus the Aardvark

Character Issue Cause of death
Cerebus the Aardvark Cerebus the Aardvark #300 (March 2004) Broke his neck while trying to kill his son

Miracleman

Character Issue Cause of death
Kid Miracleman Miracleman #15 killed by Miracleman

Bone

Character Issue Cause of death
The Hooded One Bone #55 Incinerated by lightning
Kingdok Bone #55 Stabbed in the head by Thorn
Lucius Down Bone #55 When the Hooded One prepared to kill Rose, Lucius grabbed onto her just as she was struck by a huge bolt of electricity, killing both of them

List of comic book characters that have returned from the dead

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DC Comics

Character name Issue died Cause of death Issue revived Resurrection method
Alexander Luthor, Jr. Infinite Crisis #7 (June 2006) Shot in the head by the Joker Justice League of America vol. 2, #53 (January 2011) Resurrected by an alternate version of Tangent Green Lantern
Alfred Pennyworth Detective Comics #328 (June 1964) Crushed by a boulder while saving Batman Detective Comics #356 (October 1966) Returned to life by a "regeneration ray" as the Outsider[12]
Anti-Monitor Crisis on Infinite Earths #12 (March 1986) Killed by a coalition of heroes Tales of the Sinestro Corps Presents: Superman-Prime one-shot (October 2007) Reborn in the recreation of the Multiverse due to Infinite Crisis[13]
Aquaman (Arthur Curry) Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis #50 (March 2007) Murdered by Dweller of the Depths Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Arisia Rrab Guy Gardner: Warrior #43 (June 1996) Suffocated by Major Force Green Lantern vol. 4, #12 (July 2006) Revived in a Manhunters' homeworld and cocooned in a cavern wall and reveals that after Arisia was murdered by Major Force and buried, her species' natural healing abilities revived her underground
Artemis of Bana-Mighdall Wonder Woman vol. 2, #100 (August 1995) Died in battle with the White Magician Wonder Woman vol. 2, #123 (July 1997) Escaped the afterlife from Tartarus
Atom (Ryan Choi) Titans: Villains For Hire Special one-shot (May 2010) Murdered by Deathstroke Convergence: The Atom #2 (May 2015) His consciousness had survived in the universe
Bart Allen The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #13 (June 2007) Beaten to death by the Rogues, who were manipulated by Inertia Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #3 (February 2009) Brought back by Brainiac 5 via a "living lightning rod" that 'collected' his spirit at the moment of death
Batman (Bruce Wayne) Final Crisis #6 (January 2009) Was hit by Darkseid's Omega Sanction; Superman subsequently recovered what he thought was Batman's corpse Batman and Robin #8 (February 2010) Revealed that the body is a clone; the real Batman himself was sent to the past
Big Barda (Barda Free) Death of the New Gods #1 (October 2007) Killed off-panel by Infinity-Man and had her heart removed Final Crisis #7 (March 2009) Reincarnated in the Fifth World
Black Hand (William Hand) Green Lantern vol. 5, #20 (May 2013) Disintegrated into dust after his black ring was removed by Green Lantern Hal Jordan Green Lantern vol. 5, #23.3 (September 2013) Revived his black ring
Bombshell (Amy Sue Allen) Teen Titans vol. 3, #43 (March 2007) Batgirl slices her throat with a batarang. Teen Titans vol. 3, #63 (November 2008) Revealed to have survived via enhanced healing
Booster Gold (Michael Jon Carter) 52 #15 (October 2006) Sacrificed himself to prevent an exploding nuclear submarine from destroying Metropolis 52 #37 (March 2007) Revealed to have faked his death with Rip Hunter
Captain Atom (Nathaniel Christopher Adam) Superman/Batman vol. 1, #6 (March 2004) Sacrificed himself to save Earth by piloting a starship to destroy a Kryptonite meteor Captain Atom: Armageddon #1 (December 2005) Revealed to have survived in Wildstorm Universe
Captain Boomerang (George "Digger" Harkness) Identity Crisis #5 (October 2004) Shot in the chest by his victim Jack Drake Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Captain Comet (Adam Blake) 52 #31 (February 2007) Tortured to death by Lady Styx Mystery in Space vol. 2, #8 (July 2007) New body created by the Weird
Chief (Niles Caulder) Doom Patrol #121 (September/October 1968) Sacrificed himself in an explosion detonated by General Zahl in order to save a town Infinite Crisis: Secret Files and Origins (April 2006) Superboy-Prime punched the barrier of reality causing his return[14]
Cyborg Superman (Henry "Hank" Henshaw) Green Lantern Corps vol. 2, #52 (September 2010) Killed while in an incorporeal astral form in the mind of Boodikka Justice League of America vol. 2, #53 (March 2011) Retrieved inside the body of Boodikka
Damian Wayne (Robin) Batman Incorporated vol. 2, #8 (February 2013) Killed by his clone, the Heretic Batman and Robin vol. 2, #37 (December 2014) Resurrected by his father, Batman using the Apokolips' chaos shard infused with Darkseid's Omega Beams on Damian's body
David Cain Robin vol. 2, #151 (August 2006) Shot by his daughter, Cassandra Cain Batgirl vol. 2, #5 (January 2009) Revealed that bullet was a blank given by Deathstroke
Donna Troy The Titans/Young Justice: Graduation Day #3 (August 2003) Killed by android Superman DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy #1 (August 2005) Reemerged amongst the Titans of Myth, Goddess of the Moon
Doomsday Action Comics #871 (November 2008) Killed by several Kandorians who beat him to death on the moon Action Comics #900 (April 2011) Revealed as still alive and unconscious
Dove (Dawn Granger) Armageddon 2001 #2 (October 1991) Monarch murdered Dawn in front of Hawk JSA #46 (May 2003) Revealed that her death was an illusion created by Mordru
Firestorm (Ronald "Ronnie" Raymond) Identity Crisis #5 (October 2004) Shadow Thief stabbed him, puncturing his containment field, and causing him to explode Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Flash (Bartholomew Henry "Barry" Allen) Crisis on Infinite Earth #8 (November 1985) Died destroying the Anti-Monitor's anti-matter canon Final Crisis #2 (June 2008) Returned to life after being pulling out of the Speed Force by Professor Zoom[15]
Elasti-Girl (Rita Farr Dayton) Doom Patrol #121 (September/October 1968) Sacrificed herself in an explosion detonated by General Zahl in order to save a town Infinite Crisis: Secret Files and Origins (April 2006) Superboy-Prime punched the barrier of reality causing her return[14]
General Immortus Salvation Run #7 (June 2008) Killed at the start of the second attack of the Parademons Final Crisis Aftermath: Run #2 (June 2009) Unknown circumstances
Graf Toren Green Lantern vol. 3, #49 (February 1994) Killed by Hal Jordan while possessed by Parallax Green Lantern vol. 4, #3 (August 2005) Revived on the Manhunters' homeworld
Green Arrow (Oliver Jonas "Ollie" Queen) Green Arrow vol. 2, #101 (October 1995) Sacrificed himself in order to prevent eco-terrorists from detonating a bomb that would destroy Metropolis Green Arrow vol. 2, #137 (October 1998) Revived by Hal Jordan using the powers of Parallax, and later Green Arrow's soul returned to his body[16]
Green Lantern (Guy Darrin Gardner) JLA: Our Worlds at War #1 (September 2001) Killed during the war with Imperiex Action Comics #789 (May 2002) Revealed to have survived
Green Lantern (Harold "Hal" Jordan) The Final Night #4 (November 1996) Sacrificed his life to reignite the sun Green Lantern: Rebirth #4 (March 2005) His soul was guided back to his body by Ganthet
Hawk (Henry "Hank" Hall) JSA #66 (December 2004) Placed in a crashing plane by Atom Smasher Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Hawkgirl (Kendra Saunders/Shiera Sanders Hall) Blackest Night #1 (July 2009) Stabbed with a spear by Black Lantern Sue Dibny Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Hawkman (Carter Hall) Blackest Night #1 (July 2009) Killed with a mace by Black Lantern Elongated Man Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Highfather (Izaya) Jack Kirby's Fourth World #8 (October 1997) Slain in battle with the war god Ares Final Crisis #7 (March 2009) Reincarnated in the Fifth World
Hippolyta Wonder Woman vol. 2, #172 (September 2001) Sacrificed herself to save Earth from Imperiex Wonder Woman vol. 3, #8 (June 2007) Resurrected by Circe
Holly Robinson Action Comics Weekly #613 (August 1988) Killed in an explosion detonated by her husband, mobster Catwoman Secret Files and Origins one-shot (November 2002) Death was retconned
Ice (Tora Olafsdotter) Justice League Task Force #14 (July 1994) Killed by the Overmaster while under his mental influence Birds of Prey #104 (May 2007) Resurrected by General Kerimov
Iris West Allen The Flash vol. 1, #275 (July 1979) Murdered by Professor Zoom The Flash vol. 1, #350 (October 1985) Consciousness restored into a new body by biological parents in the 30th century
Isis (Adrianna Tomaz) 52 #44 (March 2007) Killed in a battle with Apokolips' Four Horsemen; died in the arms of Black Adam Black Adam: The Dark Age #6 (March 2008) Restored to life by her amulet
Jade (Jennifer-Lynn Hayden) Rann-Thanagar War: Infinite Crisis Special (February 2006) Caught in an anti-matter energy blast while attempting to stop Alexander Luthor during the Infinite Crisis Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Jason Todd Batman #428 (January 1989) Beaten by the Joker and left to die in an explosion Batman Annual #25 (May 2006) Superboy-Prime punched the barrier of reality causing his return; it was later retconned that he was revived by a Lazarus Pit[17][18]
Jericho (Joseph William Wilson) New Titans #83 (February 1992) Forced his father, Deathstroke to drive a sword through him in order to stop a demon that had taken control of him Teen Titans vol. 3, #5 (January 2004) His spirit had survived by jumping inside his father right before he was killed
Jimmy Olsen Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen Special #2 (August 2009) Shot and fell into the ocean harbor by Codename: Assassin Superman #695 (December 2009) Revealed to have survived
Kilowog Green Lantern vol. 3, #50 (March 1994) Killed by Hal Jordan while possessed by Parallax Green Lantern vol. 3, #169 (November 2003) Spirit was recalled to life by Kyle Rayner and Ganthet
Knockout Birds of Prey vol. 1, #109 (August 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man Secret Six vol. 3, #35 (June 2011) Escaped from Hell by the Secret Six using of the magic and tarot card teleportating her out
Lady Styx 52 #36 (March 2007) Absorbed by a Sun-Eater while battling the Green Lantern Ekron known as Emerald Eye 52 #43 (April 2007) Grew new flesh for herself from a pregnant captive
Lex Luthor Action Comics #660 (December 1990) Died in plane crash Action Comics #672 (December 1991) Faked death and cloned himself in order to escape inevitable death from cancer
Lightning Lad (Garth Ranzz) Adventure Comics vol. 1, #304 (January 1963) Sacrificed himself the battle with Zaryan the Conqueror Adventure Comics vol. 1, #312 (September 1963) Resurrected by Proty performing a sacrifice
Lightray (Sollis) Countdown #48 (May 2007) Killed by Infinity-Man Final Crisis #7 (March 2009) Reincarnated in the Fifth World
Lucy Lane Supergirl vol. 5, #41 (May 2009) Incinerated by her suit Supergirl Annual #1 (September 2009) Resurrected with her suit of mystical qualities
Martian Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz) Final Crisis #1 (May 2008) Killed by Libra's flaming staff[19] Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Maxwell Lord Wonder Woman vol. 2, #219 (July 2005) Neck snapped by Wonder Woman Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Metamorpho (Rex Mason) The Outsiders vol. 1, #27 (January 1988) Incinerated with plasma weapon by the scientific adviser Invasion! #3 (March 1989) Revived by the Dominators
JLA vol. 1, #1 (January 1997) Suffocated with Earth's atmosphere while rescue the teammates Birds of Prey vol. 1, #52 (April 2003) Returned to life by Sapphire Stagg using the Orb of Ra
Mister Miracle (Scott Free) Death of the New Gods #7 (March 2008) Killed by the Source, after requesting to die Final Crisis #7 (March 2009) Reincarnated in the Fifth World
Mogo Green Lantern Corps vol. 2, #60 (May 2011) Destroyed by John Stewart in order to stop Parallax's control Green Lantern Corps Annual #1 (January 2013) Reformed it planet by helping John Stewart and Fatality
Negative Man (Larry Trainor) Doom Patrol #121 (September/October 1968) Sacrificed himself in order to save the town from an explosion that was detonated by General Zahl Infinite Crisis: Secret Files and Origins (April 2006) Superboy-Prime punched the barrier of reality causing his return[14]
Osiris (Amon Tomaz) 52 #43 (February 2007) Devoured by Sobek, a personification of one of the 'Four Horsemen' Blackest Night #8 (March 2010) Resurrected by the White Entity
Pariah (Kell Mossa) Villains United #6 (December 2005) Killed by Alexander Luthor posing as Lex Luthor Supergirl vol. 5, #19 (May 2007) Resurrected by Dark Angel
Ra's al Ghul Batman: Death and the Maidens #9 (August 2004) Stabbed to death by his daughter Nyssa Raatko and cremated Detective Comics #839 (February 2008) Returns to life in the body of his son, Dusan al Ghul
Robotman (Clifford "Cliff" Steele) Doom Patrol #121 (September/October 1968) Sacrificed himself in order to save a town from an explosion is detonated by General Zahl Infinite Crisis: Secret Files and Origins (April 2006) Superboy-Prime punched the barrier of reality causing his retconned returned[14]
Shazam (Jebediah of Canaan) Day of Vengeance #6 (November 2005) Killed by the Spectre during his war on magic Justice Society of America vol. 3, #25 (April 2009) Revealed to be alive, imprisoned in the Rock of Finality and freed by Black Adam
Shimmer (Selinda Flinders) New Titans #116 (December 1994) Turned into a glass and shattered by Psimon Outsiders vol. 4, #13 (August 2004) Restored to life by the Fearsome Five and her brother, Mammoth
Sinestro (Thaal Sinestro) Green Lantern vol. 3, #50 (March 1994) Neck broken by Hal Jordan while possessed by Parallax Green Lantern: Rebirth #3 (February 2005) Revealed that his death was an illusion created by Parallax
Sodam Yat Green Lantern Corps vol. 2, #37 (June 2009) Used his Ion power to turn Daxam's red sun into a yellow sun, killing himself in the process Green Lantern vol. 4, #54 (May 2010) Revealed as still alive in the sun, but unconscious
Spoiler (Stephanie Brown) Batman #633 (December 2004) Tortured by Black Mask, and injuries led to her death. Medical care that may have saved her life was deliberately withheld by Doctor Leslie Thompkins Robin vol. 2, #174 (July 2008) Revealed that her death was faked by Leslie Thompkins so villains could not use her against Batman as Black Mask had done
Steel (John Henry Irons) Superman: The Man of Steel #116 (September 2001) Killed during the war of Imperiex Impulse #77 (October 2001) His soul was recalled to life by Black Racer
Superboy (Kon-El/Conner Kent) Infinite Crisis #6 (May 2006) Injured during an attempt to beat Superboy-Prime and then sacrificed himself to destroy Alexander Luthor's tower Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #4 (April 2009) Revived in a regeneration matrix by Starman's mission that took 1000 years
Superman (Kal-El/Clark Joseph Kent) Superman vol. 2, #75 (January 1993) Beaten to death by Doomsday Superman vol. 2, #81 (September 1993) Revived in a regeneration matrix by the Eradicator[20]
Swamp Thing (Alec Holland) Swamp Thing vol. 1, #1 (November 1972) Killed in a lab explosion Brightest Day #24 (April 2011) Resurrected by the White Entity
Talia al Ghul Batman Incorporated vol. 2, #13 (July 2013) Shot in the head by Spyral agent, Kathy Kane Robin Rises: Alpha one-shot (December 2014) Unknown circumstances
Tasmanian Devil (Hugh Dawkins) Justice League: Cry for Justice #3 (September 2009) Killed by Prometheus Starman/Congorilla one-shot (January 2011) Revived in a Lazarus Pit by the citizen of Gorilla City
Triplicate Girl (Luornu Durgo) Countdown to Final Crisis #5 (March 2008) Killed by mutated rats Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #5 (July 2009) Revealed that she had gained the ability to create vast numbers of duplicate bodies, and now goes by the name "Duplicate Damsel"; also reveals that Una was the second and last of her original duplicates
Tomar-Tu Green Lantern vol. 3, #49 (February 1994) Killed by Hal Jordan while possessed by Parallax Green Lantern vol. 4, #3 (August 2005) Revived in a Manhunters' homeworld
Uncle Sam Freedom Fighters vol. 2, #2 (October 2010) Killed by the Renegades Freedom Fighters vol. 2, #7 (March 2011) His spirit revived by Jester's oath of allegiance to challenge him
Vigilante (Greg Saunders) Seven Soldiers #0 (April 2005) Killed in an ambush by the Sheeda Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen Special #1 (October 2008) Unknown circumstances
Wonder Woman (Diana Prince) Wonder Woman vol. 2, #125 (September 1997) Severely injured by Neron, left in a coma, and eventually succumbed to her injuries Wonder Woman vol. 2, #127 (November 1997) Resurrected by Athena as the Goddess of Truth
Young Frankenstein World War III #3 (April 2007) Died after Black Adam ripped off his arms DC Infinite Halloween Special one-shot (December 2007) His body was blown apart by lightning, and the individual pieces began moving on their own, allowing him to pull himself back together

Marvel Comics

Character name Issue died Cause of death Issue revived Resurrection method
Abomination (Emil Blonsky) Hulk vol. 2, #1 (January 2008) Shot in the head by the Red Hulk after being brutally beaten by him Hulk vol. 3, #2 (April 2014) Reborn with Hulk's gamma blood and glands by the organization of the Ancient Order of the Shield[21]
Alex Wilder Runaways vol. 1, #18 (October 2004) Incinerated in the final battle with the Pride by the Gibborim Avengers Undercover #9 (August 2014) Escaped from Hell with the devil's contract[22]
Annihilus Annihilation #5 (December 2006) Disemboweled by Nova Fantastic Four #578 (April 2010) Mind reborn in a cloned body
Ant-Man (Scott Edward Harris Lang) The Avengers #500 (September 2004) Murdered in an explosion caused by Scarlet Witch The Avengers: The Children's Crusade #5 (April 2011) Rescued from the past by time-traveling Young Avengers
Arcade Avengers Undercover #3 (April 2014) Killed by Hazmat to blasting with radiation, frying him Avengers Undercover #7 (July 2014) Revealed that the dead Arcade was an android and clone created by the Masters of Evil[23]
Arclight (Philippa Sontag) Astonishing X-Men vol. 3, #50 (May 2012) Killed each other with Harpoon Magneto vol. 3, #6 (July 2014) Revived as a clone in the glass chamber by Magneto
Ares Siege vol. 1, #2 (February 2010) Torn in half by the Sentry Contest of Champions vol. 2, #2 (November 2015) His soul of the afterlife from Elysium had been abducted by the Maestro's agents to reincarnate him
Ariel X-Men: Legacy #235 (April 2010) Killed when a missile blew up the jeep she was in X-Men: Legacy #259 (January 2012) Revealed to have survived in mid-teleport
Aunt May (May Reilly Parker) The Amazing Spider-Man #400 (April 1995) Died her deathbed next to Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson are in the house Spider-Man vol. 1, #97 (November 1998) Revealed that her death was a ruse orchestrated by the Green Goblin; the real Aunt May had been taken captive and replaced by a "genetically-altered actress"; she is subsequently rescued by Spider-Man[24]
Banshee (Sean Cassidy) X-Men: Deadly Genesis #2 (February 2006) Killed when the Blackbird crashed into a passenger airplane Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #9 (June 2013) Resurrected by Apocalypse Twins using the Celestials' seed
Barney Barton The Avengers vol. 1, #64 (May 1969) Sacrificed his life in order to destroy Egghead's deadly ray-projector Hawkeye: Blindspot #3 (April 2011) Restored to life in the healing chamber by Egghead
Baron Mordo (Karl Amadeus Mordo) Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #87 (March 1996) Died of cancer with a side effect of dark magic Doctor Strange vol. 4, #11 (September 2016) Unknown circumstances
Baron Strucker (Wolfgang von Strucker) Strange Tales #158 (July 1967) Killed in battle with Nick Fury Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. vol. 4, #21 (March 1991) Resurrected by Red Skull and the scientists with performing the Hydra sacrifice
Secret Warriors #27 (July 2011) Shot in the head by Nick Fury All-New, All-Different Marvel Point One one-shot (October 2015) Unknown circumstances
Basilisk (Basil Elks) Fantastic Four #289 (April 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld The Punisher vol. 7, #5 (May 2009) Resurrected by the Hood using the powers of Dormammu
Betty Ross Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #466 (July 1998) Poisoned with gamma radiation by the Abomination Incredible Hulk #610 (June 2010) Restored to life by the Intelligencia[25]
Bird-Man (Achille DiBacco) Captain America vol. 1, #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld The Punisher vol. 7, #5 (May 2009) Resurrected by the Hood using the powers of Dormammu
Black Bolt (Blackagar Boltagon) War of Kings #6 (August 2009) Aboard a spaceship which exploded in the last fights with Vulcan FF vol. 1, #6 (July 2011) Revealed to have been transported into another dimension
Black Box (Garabed "Gareb" Bashur) Cable and Deadpool #41 (June 2007) Killed by Sabretooth Deadpool vol 3, #57 (July 2012) Revealed to have survived
Black Swan Agent X #15 (December 2003) Killed by Deadpool and Agency-X after betraying them Deadpool vol. 3, #58 (July 2012) Revealed as still alive due to his healing factor
Black Goliath (Doctor William Barrett "Bill" Foster) Civil War vol. 1, #4 (September 2006) Killed by a clone of Thor; a large portion of his upper torso was vaporized by a single blast from the clone Thor's Mjolnir-like energy weapon Ant-Man & Wasp #1 (November 2010) Revealed that his consciousness was transferred into a virtual reality program by Hank Pym
Brother Voodoo (Jericho Drumm) The New Avengers vol. 2, #6 (November 2010) Died in battle against Agamotto; he unleashed the entirety of mystic energies contained within the Eye of Agamotto all at once and was caught in the epicenter of the blast which also destroyed Agamotto Avengers & X-Men: AXIS #8 (December 2014) Resurrected by Faustian deal with Doctor Doom
Bucky (James Buchanan Barnes) The Avengers vol. 1, #4 (March 1964) His arm gets caught on a plane which explodes Captain America vol. 5, #8 (September 2005) Revealed to have survived the plane explosion; kept in suspended animation as an irregularly used assassin until his memory was restored
Bulldozer (Henry Camp) Fantastic Four vol. 5, #4 (May 2014) Dies of an unknown illness (Death unseen, only mentioned) Captain America: Sam Wilson #7 (March 2016) Unknown circumstances
Bullseye (Lester) Shadowland #1 (July 2010) Stabbed to death by Daredevil possessed by the Hand's demonic beast Daredevil vol. 3, #26 (May 2013) Restored to life by the Hand and Lady Bullseye
Bushman (Raoul Bushman) Moon Knight vol. 3, #2 (July 2006) Killed by Moon Knight Vengeance of the Moon Knight #3 (November 2009) Resurrected by the Hood
Cable (Nathan Christopher Charles Summers) X-Force vol. 3, #28 (July 2010) Consumed by the Techno-organic virus and exploded Avengers: X-Sanction #1 (December 2011) Revealed to have been transported into an alternate universe before the explosion
Captain America (Steven "Steve" Rogers) Captain America vol. 5, #25 (April 2007) Shot to death by a brainwashed Sharon Carter Captain America: Reborn #1 (July 2009)[26] Revealed to have been imprisoned in time; the Red Skull returned in Captain America's body with his own consciousness controlling it until Captain America forced him out of his body
Carnage (Cletus Kasady) The New Avengers vol. 1, #2 (December 2004) Flown outside of Earth's atmosphere and torn apart by the Sentry Carnage #3 (February 2011) Revealed that he was alive due to his body being preserved and later repaired by the symbiote
Colossus (Piotr "Peter" Nikolaievitch Rasputin) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #390 (February 2001) Sacrificed himself to spread the cure of the Legacy Virus Astonishing X-Men vol. 3, #4 (October 2004) Restored to life by Ord's Benetech and the assistance of Doctor Kavita Rao
Copycat (Vanessa Geraldine Carlysle) Deadpool vol. 1, #59 (December 2001) Killed by Sabretooth Deadpool vol. 3, #27 (April 2014) Restored to life with Deadpool's healing factor
Corsair (Christopher Summers) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #486 (May 2007) Killed by his son, Vulcan All-New X-Men vol. 1, #23 (February 2014) Resurrected with the machine and biomechanism by his Starjammers; his medicine to preserve him alive[27]
Count Nefaria (Luchino Nefaria) Iron Man vol. 1, #116 (November 1978) Died of natural causes with his life-support system was damage while battle with Iron Man Iron Man Annual vol. 1, #1999 (August 1999) Revived by his subordinates the Death Squad using the ionic-powered physiology
Cypher (Douglas Aaron Ramsey) New Mutants #60 (February 1988) Killed by Ani-Mator New Mutants vol. 3, #6 (October 2009) Resurrected with the transmode virus by Selene and Eli Bard, and later restore his personality by the Warlock using Magik's Soulsword, though he is still exposure with the virus
Daken (Akihiro) Uncanny X-Force vol. 1, #34 (November 2012) Killed in a fight by his father, Wolverine Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #9 (June 2013) Resurrected by Apocalypse Twins using the Celestials' seed
Daniel Drumm The New Avengers vol. 2, #34 (November 2012) While attempting to destroy Doctor Strange (whom he blamed for Brother Voodoo's death), Drumm was himself killed Avengers & X-Men: AXIS #8 (December 2014) His spirit revived by Faustian deal with Doctor Doom
Darkhawk (Christopher "Chris" Powell) Avengers Arena #3 (January 2013) Stabbed in the chest by an unidentified cybernetic creature Avengers Arena #16 (October 2013) Revealed to have survived
Darkstar (Laynia Sergeievna Petrovna) New X-Men #130 (October 2002) Killed by Fantomex after being controlled by Weapon XII Darkstar and the Winter Guard #3 (August 2010) Resurrected herself with darkforce energy from her predecessor
Darren Cross Marvel Premiere #48 (June 1979) Died of heart attack while fighting with Ant-Man Ant-Man vol. 2, #4 (April 2015) Resuscitated by his son, Augustine and the doctor
Demolition Man (Dennis Dunphy) Captain America vol. 6, #14 (July 2012) Shot by Sharon Carter after the mentally unstable Demolition Man nearly killed Captain America Secret Wars Too one-shot (November 2015) Resurrected by the sorcerer[28]
Doc Samson (Leonard "Leo" Samson) Incredible Hulk #610 (June 2010) Sacrificed himself by absorbing the excess energy of a machine in order to keep it functioning at a crucial moment; he was reduced to a charred skeleton in seconds Civil War II #0 (May 2016) Unknown circumstances
Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom) Fantastic Four #381 (October 1993) Incinerated himself in the fights with Mister Fantastic Fantastic Four #407 (December 1995) Revealed to have been transported into another dimension
Doctor Druid (Anthony Ludgate Druid) Druid #4 (August 1995) Killed by Hellstorm Squadron Supreme vol. 4, #4 (February 2016) His soul took on a corporal form in Weirdworld where he was essentially alive
Doctor Octopus (Otto Gunther Octavius) The Spectacular Spider-Man #221 (February 1995) Murdered by an insane Kaine The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1, #427 (September 1997) Restored to life by the Hand
The Superior Spider-Man #30 (March 2014) After he switched minds with Spider-Man's body taken over; later he had failed in his goal of being a Superior Spider-Man; in the process, Doctor Octopus had to sacrifice his own consciousness in order for Peter to return to his body The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 4, #1 (October 2015) Revealed that his consciousness was transferred in gauntlets of the technology of 2099[29]
Dracula (Vlad Tepes Dracula) Captain Britain and MI13 #15 (July 2009) Slain by the Excalibur X-Men vol. 3, #3 (September 2010) Resurrected by the X-Men in order to stop his son, Xarus
Drax the Destroyer (Arthur Sampson Douglas) The Thanos Imperative #4 (November 2010) Disintegrated in a single massive blast by Thanos Avengers Assemble vol. 2, #4 (June 2012) Returned to life in the universe Cancerverse because the death realms, he was return to normal universe by Nova[30]
Echo (Maya Lopez) Moon Knight vol. 4, #9 (January 2012) Killed by Count Nefaria Daredevil Annual vol. 4, #1 (July 2016) Unknown circumstances
Egghead (Elihas Starr) The Avengers vol. 1, #229 (March 1983) Gun misfired, accidentally killing himself Ant-Man Annual vol. 2, one-shot (July 2015) Revealed to have survived with his serum of rejuvenated and high technology
Elektra (Elektra Natchios) Daredevil vol. 1, #181 (April 1982) Stabbed to death by Bullseye Daredevil vol. 1, #190 (January 1983) Restored to life by the Hand
Elixir (Joshua "Josh" Foley) Uncanny X-Men vol. 4, #2 (January 2016) Shot by Gauntlet Uncanny X-Men Annual vol. 4, #1 (November 2016) Revealed to have survived of his healing factor
Enchantress (Amora) Thor vol. 2, #80 (August 2004) Slain by the Mjolnir duplicate of Loki Thor: God-Sized Special one-shot (December 2008) Restored to life by Thor
Eternity The New Avengers vol. 3, #30 (February 2015) Annihilated by the Beyonders Silver Surfer vol. 7, #15 (November 2015) Rebirth of the Multiverse by Mister Fantastic using powers of the Beyonders and Molecule Man[31]
Fang Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #162 (October 1982) Killed by Brood Wolverines #8 (February 2015) Revived as a clone[32]
Fantomex (Charlie Cluster-7) Uncanny X-Force vol. 1, #27 (July 2012) Skinless Man ripped his heart out Uncanny X-Force vol. 1, #35 (December 2012) Revived as a clone by his spacecraft E.V.A.
Fenris (Andrea and Andreas von Strucker) Citizen V and the V-Battalion #3 (August 2001) Andrea was killed by Baron Helmut Zemo Illuminati #2 (December 2015) Both of their unknown circumstances
Secret Invasion: Dark Reign one-shot (December 2008) Andreas was stabbed his own sword by Norman Osborn
Fixer (Paul Norbert Ebersol) Thunderbolts vol. 1, #174 (May 2012) Sacrificed himself to save the timestream Avengers Standoff: Welcome to Pleasant Hill one-shot (February 2016) Unknown circumstances
Forge Astonishing X-Men vol. 3, #30 (August 2009) Killed in an explosion with laser complex Marvel Now! Point One #1 (October 2012) Unknown circumstances
Gladiator (Kallark) The Avengers vol. 5, #44 (April 2015) Killed when the Shi'ar fleet was destroyed by Iron Man firing his dyson sphere, the Sol Hammer Ultimates vol. 2, #3 (January 2016) Unknown circumstances
Gorgon (Tomi Shishido) Wolverine vol. 3, #31 (October 2005) His own power turned him to stone, whereupon he was shattered by Wolverine Secret Warriors #2 (May 2009) Restored to life by the Hand using the rock fragments of his body
Graviton (Franklin Hall) Iron Man vol. 4, #23 (October 2007) Committed suicide Secret Avengers vol. 2, #2 (March 2013) Unknown circumstances
Gravity (Greg Willis) Beyond! #6 (January 2007) Sacrificed himself to fully extend his power by holding the planet together long enough for the Fantastic Four to escape from universe Fantastic Four #545 (April 2007) Physical body is reborn
Green Goblin (Norman Virgil Osborn) The Amazing Spider-Man #122 (July 1973) Impaled by his Goblin Glider Spider-Man #75 (December 1996) Revealed to have survived impalement thanks to a previously unknown accelerated healing factor included in his powers
Guardian (James MacDonald Hudson) The New Avengers vol. 1, #16 (April 2006) Killed by the Collective Chaos War: Alpha Flight one-shot (August 2010) Returned from the death realms due to Amatsu-Mikaboshi's corruption[33]
Harpoon (Kodiak Noatak) Astonishing X-Men vol. 3, #50 (May 2012) Killed each other with Arclight Magneto vol. 3, #6 (July 2014) Revived as a clone in the glass chamber by Magneto
Harry Osborn The Spectacular Spider-Man vol. 1, #200 (May 1993) Poisoned by Green Goblin formula The Amazing Spider-Man #546 (January 2008) Revealed that his death was faked by his notorious father, Norman Osborn[34]
Havok (Alexander "Alex" Summers) Mutant X #32 (June 2001) Died in the explosion of a slipshod time machine Uncanny X-Men #411 (October 2002) Revealed that he was sent back to the original reality in a comatose state until Annie Ghazikhanian restored his psyche
Hawkeye (Clinton Francis "Clint" Barton) The Avengers vol. 1, #502 (September 2004) Sacrificed himself to destroy a Kree spaceship House of M vol. 1, #3 (July 2005) Restored to life when Scarlet Witch altered reality
Hellcat (Patricia "Patsy" Walker) Hellstorm #14 (May 1994) Committed suicide because of the otherworldly being Deathurge Thunderbolts 2000 Annual (May 2000) Rescued from Mephisto's realm by Hawkeye
Hercules Incredible Hercules #141 (February 2010) Killed in the Continuum universe by Athena Chaos War #1 (August 2010) Was reincarnated with enhanced powers
Hobgoblin (Roderick Kingsley) The Amazing Spider-Man #649 (November 2010) Killed by Phil Urich who then took his place The Amazing Spider-Man #691 (August 2012) Revealed that the dead Hobgoblin was his brother, Daniel Kingsley
Human Fly (Richard Deacon) The Amazing Spider-Man #276 (May 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld, who was disguised as sanitation worker The Punisher vol. 7, #5 (May 2009) Resurrected by the Hood using the powers of Dormammu
Human Torch (Jonathan Lowell Spencer "Johnny" Storm) Fantastic Four #587 (January 2011) Died stopping an angry horde of Negative Zone monsters preparing for a second "Annihilation Wave" Fantastic Four #600 (November 2011) Resurrected with an implanted biomechanism by the minions of Annihilus
Iron Fist (Daniel Thomas Rand-K'ai) Power Man and Iron Fist #125 (September 1986) Died of cancer from radiation poisoning at the hands of Captain Hero Namor the Sub-Mariner #24 (March 1992) Revealed that he was actually a doppelgänger created by the extra-dimensional H'ylthri; the real Iron Fist was kidnapped and replaced by the H'ylthri
Iron Man (Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark) The Avengers #395 (February 1996) Sacrificed himself to stop Kang the Conqueror Iron Man vol. 2, #1 (November 1996) Reborn in the pocket universe created by Franklin Richards
Jackal (Miles Warren) The Amazing Spider-Man #149 (October 1975) Killed in an explosion The Amazing Spider-Man #399 (March 1995) Revealed that the dead Jackal was a clone
Jack of Hearts (Jack Hart) The Avengers vol. 3, #76 (February 2004) Committed suicide in space via self explosion Marvel Zombies Supreme #2 (March 2011) Returned to life with zero-point energy by Jill Harper
Jennifer Kale The New Avengers vol. 2, #32 (November 2012) Killed by Victoria Hand while possessed by Daniel Drumm Elektra vol. 3 #9 (December 2014) Returned to life with dark magic
Jigsaw (Billy "The Beaut" Russo) Punisher: In the Blood #5 (March 2011) Fell through the roof of a burning warehouse Civil War II: Kingpin #1 (July 2016) Unknown circumstances
Jocasta Avengers Annual #17 (August 1988) Sacrificed herself in order to stop High Evolutionary's command ship by deliberately disrupting the ship's matter/anti-matter drive Iron Man Annual #11 (September 1990) Retrieved by the Avengers and Machine Man
Joseph (Magneto clone) X-Men vol 2 #87 (April 1999) Sacrificed himself to stop Magneto's schemes Magneto: Not a Hero #1 (November 2011) Resurrected by Astra
Kang the Conqueror (Nathaniel Richards) The Avengers #143 (January 1976) Killed by his excess energy in battle with the Avengers The Avengers #267 (May 1986) Revealed that a version of him from an alternative timeline had died
Karl Malus Superior Carnage #5 (November 2013) Killed by Carnage Captain America: Sam Wilson #3 (November 2015) Revealed to have survived
Karnak Inhumanity #1 (December 2013) Committed suicide by leaping out of Avengers Tower's windows Inhuman Annual one-shot (May 2015) Escaped from the Inhumans' Hell
Korvac (Michael Korvac) The Avengers #177 (November 1978) Killed in battle by the Avengers Fantastic Four Annual #24 (January 1991) Resurrected himself with his powers after being near death
Kraven the Hunter (Sergei Kravinoff) The Amazing Spider-Man #294 (November 1987) Shot himself in the head after defeating and impersonating Spider-Man The Amazing Spider-Man #635 (June 2010) Resurrected by Kraven's family by performing a sacrifice on Kaine[35]
Laufey Journey into Mystery vol. 1, #112 (January 1965) Killed in battle with Odin using the Mjolnir to impact his skull Thor vol. 4, #8 (May 2015) Resurrected by Malekith the Accursed (Resurrected unseen)[36]
Legion (David Charles Haller) X-Men vol. 2, #41 (February 1995) Killed by Bishop to prevent the Age of Apocalypse timeline from occurring New Mutants vol. 3, #2 (August 2009) Discovered that he was alive and trapped in a concrete box by the reformed New Mutants
Letha (Hellen Feliciano) Captain America vol. 1 #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld who was disguised as a bartender The Punisher vol. 7, #5 (May 2009) Resurrected by the Hood using the powers of Dormammu
Loki (Loki Laufeyson) Siege vol. 1, #4 (May 2010) Killed by the Sentry, who was possessed by the Void Thor vol. 3, #617 (November 2010) Reincarnated by his half-brother, Thor
Madelyne Pryor (Jean Grey clone) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #511 (June 2009) Discorporated wrong vessel of Jean Grey's body X-Men vol. 4, #12 (March 2014) Revived in the consciousness into Ana Cortes' body by Enchantress and Arkea
Mad Jim Jaspers (Sir James Jaspers) The Mighty World of Marvel vol. 2, #13 (June 1986) Killed by The Fury X-Men: Die by the Sword #1 (October 2007) Resurrected by a large-scale reality warp originating on Earth-616
Magik (Illyana Nikolaevna Alexandria Rasputina) Uncanny X-Men #303 (August 1993) Died of the Legacy Virus New X-Men vol. 2, #41 (August 2007) Resurrected by Belasco in Limbo, and later Magik returned on Earth[37]
Marrina Smallwood Dark Reign the List: X-Men one-shot (September 2009) Killed by Namor Chaos War: Alpha Flight one-shot (August 2010) Returned from the death realms due to Amatsu-Mikaboshi's corruption[33]
Mary Jane Watson The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 2, #13 (January 2000) Killed in an airplane explosion Peter Parker: Spider-Man vol. 2, #29 (May 2001) Revealed that her death was faked by the Mutant stalker who had drugged and escorted her off the doomed plane before it took flight; Mary Jane had been taken captive and was subsequently rescued by Spider-Man
Miss Arrow (Ero) Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #22 (September 2007) Eaten by birds The Amazing Spider-Man #545 (December 2007) Her death was undo the timeline and being altered[38]
Miracle Man The Thing #24 (June 1985) Shot to death by Scourge of the Underworld, who was disguised as a bus passenger The Punisher vol. 7, #5 (May 2009) Resurrected by the Hood using the powers of Dormammu
Mirage (Desmond Charne) Captain America vol. 1, #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld who was disguised as a bartender The Punisher vol. 7, #5 (May 2009) Resurrected by the Hood using the powers of Dormammu
Punisher: In the Blood #2 (December 2010) Shot in the head by the assassin Superior Foes of Spider-Man #3 (September 2013) Revealed to have survived the shooting
Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards) Fantastic Four #381 (October 1993) Incinerated in the fights with Doctor Doom Fantastic Four #407 (December 1995) Revealed to have been transported into another dimension Hyperstorm; subsequently rescued by his Fantastic Four
Mister Sinister (Nathaniel Essex) New X-Men #46 (January 2008) Life drained by Rogue X-23 #6 (February 2011) Revived as a clone by his assistant Miss Sinister
Mockingbird (Barbara "Bobbi" Morse) Avengers West Coast #100 (November 1993) Killed by Mephisto Secret Invasion #8 (December 2008) Revealed that the dead Mockingbird was a Skrull that was posing as her; the real Mockingbird was subsequently rescued from Skrull captivity[39]
MODOK (George Tarleton) Captain America vol. 1, #313 (January 1986) Killed by Death Adder The Avengers #386 (May 1995) Resurrected by his organization AIM
Molecule Man (Owen Reece) Dark Avengers #12 (December 2009) Killed by Sentry The New Avengers vol. 3, #24 (September 2014) His body was reformed with spacetime singularity and reality[40]
Moondragon (Heather Douglas) Annihilation: Conquest #2 (February 2008) Killed by Ultron Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, #12 (August 2008) Rescued from the afterlife by Phyla-Vell
Moon Knight (Marc Spector) Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #6 (December 1985) Sacrificed himself to save his loved ones from a computerized Seth program Moon Knight: Resurrection War #1 (January 1998) Resurrected once again by Khonshu
Morlun The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 2, #35 (November 2001) Shot and disintegrated into dust by his assistant, Dex Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1 (December 2005) Revived as a clone on alternate universe[41]
Ms. Marvel (Carol Susan Jane Danvers) Ms. Marvel #37 (March 2009) Incinerated herself with the battle Ms. Marvel #47 (November 2009) Revived with the energy of the Kree by MODOK and Storyteller protocols
Mysterio (Quentin Beck) Daredevil vol. 2, #7 (May 1999) Committed suicide after being diagnosed with a tumor Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #13 (December 2006) Although in Hell for suicide, his "superiors" in the afterlife sent him back to Earth to maintain a cosmic balance
Mystique (Raven Darkhölme) Wolverine vol. 4, #9 (May 2011) Stabbed in the chest by Wolverine Wolverine vol. 4, #302 (March 2012) Restored to life by the Hand[42]
Namorita (Namorita "Nita" Prentiss) Civil War vol. 1, #1 (May 2006) Caught in explosion created by Nitro Nova vol. 4, #32 (December 2009) Earlier self rescued by a time-traveling Nova
Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Ellie Phimister) New X-Men #116 (September 2001) Shot by Inner Circle Deadpool & the Mercs for Money vol. 2, #1 (July 2016) Unknown circumstances
Nick Fury Over the Edge: Omega one-shot (October 1995) Killed by the Punisher who was manipulated by Spook Fury/Agent 13 #1 (June 1998) Revealed that the dead Nick Fury was a Life Model Decoy
Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner) X-Force vol. 3, #26 (April 2010) Impaled through the chest by one of Bastion's arms, while protecting Hope Amazing X-Men vol. 2, #5 (March 2014) Reborn in Bamfs' merged bodies with their machine teleportating him out of the afterlife
Night Thrasher (Dwayne Michael Taylor) Civil War vol. 1, #1 (May 2006) Caught in an explosion created by Nitro Contest of Champions vol. 2, #4 (January 2016) Rescued from the past by the Collector using the powers of the Iso-Sphere
Nova (Richard Rider) The Thanos Imperative #6 (November 2010) Sacrificed himself to open a gate to the normal universe, allowing Drax the Destroyer, Star-Lord and Thanos to escape from the cancerverse[30] Nova vol. 6, #11 (September 2016) Unknown circumstances
Nuke (Frank Simpson) Captain America vol. 7, #15 (January 2014) Incinerated by Iron Nail Death of Wolverine #1 (September 2014) Unknown circumstances
Odin (Odin Borson) Thor vol. 3, #600 (February 2009) Regicides by his son, Thor Thor vol. 3, #618 (December 2010) Reincarnated with the Norn Stones by his half-son, Loki
Prism (Robbie) Uncanny X-Men vol. 1, #492 (November 2007) Devoured by Predator X Magneto vol. 3, #6 (July 2014) Revived as a clone in the glass chamber by Magneto
Psylocke (Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock) X-Treme X-Men #2 (August 2001) Killed by Vargas Uncanny X-Men #455 (April 2005) Her spirit returned and reinhabited her recently deceased corpse
Puck (Eugene Milton Judd) The New Avengers vol. 1, #16 (April 2006) Killed by the Collective Alpha Flight vol. 4, #2 (July 2011) Escaped from Hell
Punisher (Frank Castle) Dark Reign: The List - Punisher one-shot (October 2009) Dismembered and decapitated by Daken The Punisher vol. 7, #11 (November 2009) Resurrected by Morbius and the Legion of Monsters as a patchwork body
Puppet Master (Phillip Masters) Fantastic Four vol. 5, #7 (July 2014) The Thing accidentally killed him in the fights Fantastic Four #645 (April 2015) Revealed that the dead Puppet Master was a version of him from the pocket universe
Quasar (Wendell Elvis Vaughn) Annihilation: Nova vol. 4, #4 (July 2006) Killed by Annihilus Nova vol. 4, #17 (November 2008) Restored to life in a Quantum Energy form by the scientists of Project Pegasus
Ragnarok (Thor clone) Thor #608 (March 2010) Destroyed by Thor The New Avengers vol. 2, #18 (November 2011) Retrieved by AIM
Red King (Angmo-Asan) Incredible Hulk vol. 3, #102 (January 2007) Attacked by wild scavenger robots Skaar: Son of Hulk #6 (February 2009) Revealed to have survived
Rhino (Aleksei Mikhailovich Sytsevich) The Amazing Spider-Man #687 (June 2012) Drowned in Doctor Octopus' underwater base; his body was never recovered The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 4, #2 (October 2015) Revealed to have survived
Riptide (Janos Questad) Uncanny X-Men #211 (November 1986) Killed by Colossus who grabs him by the throat in rage and breaks his neck for nearly injures Shadowcat X-Men vol. 2, #34 (July 1994) Revived as a clone by Mister Sinister
Rogue (Anna Marie) Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #14 (November 2013) Killed by the Horsemen of Apocalypse Grim Reaper Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #21 (June 2014) Her death was undo the timeline and being altered
Sabretooth (Victor Creed) Wolverine vol. 3, #55 (July 2007) Decapitated by Wolverine with the Muramasa Blade, a sword that blocks the healing factor Wolverine vol. 4, #310 (July 2012) Revealed that the dead Sabretooth was a clone by Romulus[43]
Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #14 (November 2013) Killed by Rogue, who was manipulated by Apocalypse Twins' plan Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #21 (June 2014) Her death was undo the timeline and being altered
Scrambler (Kim Il Sung) New X-Men vol. 2, #46 (January 2008) Killed by X-23 Magneto vol. 3, #6 (July 2014) Revived as a clone in the glass chamber by Magneto
Selene (Selene Gallio) X-Force vol. 3, #25 (March 2010) Warpath managed to stab her chest, causing her to explode into rays of light X-Men vol. 4, #11 (February 2014) Restored to life with the sentient virus by Enchantress
Sentry (Robert Reynolds) Siege vol. 1, #4 (May 2010) Allowed himself to be slain by Thor with the weapon Mjolnir; his body was deposited into the sun Uncanny Avengers vol. 1, #9 (June 2013) Resurrected by Apocalypse Twins using the Celestials' seed
Shaman (Michael Twoyoungmen) The New Avengers vol. 1, #16 (April 2006) Killed by the Collective Chaos War: Alpha Flight one-shot (August 2010) Returned from the death realms due to Amatsu-Mikaboshi's corruption[33]
Sharon Carter Captain America vol. 1, #237 (September 1979) Sacrificed herself to detonating the National Force Captain America vol. 1, #445 (November 1995) Revealed to have faked her death
Captain America vol. 7, #10 (August 2013) Sacrificed herself to stop Arnim Zola's massive flying fortress from invading Earth Captain America vol. 7, #23 (August 2014) Revealed to have survived
Shingen Harada Wolverine vol. 1, #4 (December 1982) Killed in a duel with Wolverine Wolverine vol. 3, #61 (January 2008) Restored to life by the Hand
Shuri The New Avengers vol. 3, #24 (September 2014) Killed by the Cabal[44] Black Panther vol. 6, #8 (November 2016) Spirit was recalled to life by her brother, Black Panther and Manifold
Silvermane (Silvio Manfredi) The Amazing Spider-Man #618 (January 2010) Killed in the shootout by Owl's gang; his body was crushed into an garbage compactor Superior Foes of Spider-Man #3 (September 2013) Revealed to have survived
Sin (Sinthea Shmidt) All-New Captain America #3 (January 2015) Plummeted to her death Uncanny Avengers vol. 3, #5 (February 2016) Unknown circumstances
Snowbird (Narya) Alpha Flight vol. 1, #44 (March 1987) Killed by Vindicator after she had been possessed of Pestilence Wolverine vol. 2, #143 (October 1999) Resurrected with the combination of science and magic by AIM
Spider-Man (Peter Benjamin Parker) The Amazing Spider-Man #700 (December 2012) Died when Doctor Octopus switched minds with Spider-Man's body taken over his place to escape inevitable death from his decaying body The Superior Spider-Man #30 (March 2014) His spirit and consciousness returned to his body after Doctor Octopus had failed in his goal of being a Superior Spider-Man; in the process, Doctor Octopus had to sacrifice his own consciousness in order for Peter to return to his body
Stardust (Lambda-Zero) Annihilation #3 (October 2006) Killed in the massive energy blast from Galactus' absorbing device Annihilation: Heralds of Galactus #1 (February 2007) Reborn of pure energy that being imbued with the power cosmic
Star-Lord (Peter Jason Quill) The Thanos Imperative #6 (November 2010) Killed when Thanos brings Death to the alternate universe Cancerverse Avengers Assemble vol. 2, #4 (June 2012) Returned to life in the universe Cancerverse because the death realms, he was return to normal universe by Nova[30]
Stature (Cassandra Eleanor "Cassie" Lang) Avengers: The Children's Crusade #8 (December 2011) Killed in the battle with Doctor Doom Avengers World #16 (December 2014) Resurrected by an inverted Doctor Doom using reality powers of Scarlet Witch
Stick Daredevil vol. 1, #189 (December 1982) Drained of his life energies by the Hand to save Daredevil All-New, All-Different Marvel Point One one-shot (October 2015) Resurrected by the Collector using the powers of the Iso-Sphere[45]
Stryfe (Cable clone) Gambit and Bishop #6 (May 2001) Sacrificed himself to save Earth from La Bete Noir Cable vol. 2, #13 (June 2009) Revealed to have survived
Swordsman (Jacques DuQuesne) Giant-Size Avengers #2 (November 1974) Killed with lethal energy bolt fired by Kang the Conqueror Chaos War: Dead Avengers #1 (August 2010) Returned from the death realms due to Amatsu-Mikaboshi's corruption
Terrax (Tyros) Marvel Point One one-shot (November 2011) Killed by the Phoenix Force Drax #2 (December 2015) Revealed to have survived with his molecules to revive him
Thanos Annihilation #4 (November 2006) Heart torn out by Drax the Destroyer Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, #24 (March 2010) Resurrected in the cocoon by the Universal Church of Truth
The Thanos Imperative #6 (November 2010) Killed when he brings Death to the alternate universe Cancerverse Avengers Assemble vol. 2, #3 (May 2012) Returned to life in the universe Cancerverse because the death realms, he was unintentionally been return to normal universe by Nova[30]
Thing (Benjamin Jacob Grimm) Fantastic Four #508 (December 2003) Shot by Nick Fury, after while possessed by Doctor Doom Fantastic Four #511 (March 2004) Returned to life by the One-Above-All
Thor (Thor Odinson) Fear Itself #7 (October 2011) Killed in the final battle by his uncle, the Serpent The Mighty Thor #12 (March 2012) Reincarnated and escaped from the limbo of forgotten dead Gods
Thunderbolt Ross (Thaddeus E. Ross) Incredible Hulk #330 (April 1987) With unable to control and discipline of Zzzax; sacrificed himself to destroy the mutant of Nevermind Incredible Hulk #464 (May 1998) Resurrected by the agents of the alien, Troyjan
Turner D. Century (Clifford F. Michaels) Captain America vol. 1, #319 (July 1986) Shot by Scourge of the Underworld The Punisher vol. 7, #5 (May 2009) Resurrected by the Hood using the powers of Dormammu
Ultron Annihilation: Conquest #6 (April 2008) Destroyed by Quasar The Avengers vol. 4, #12.1 (April 2011) Revealed to have survived
Age of Ultron #10 (June 2013) Eradicated by Hank Pym using the computer virus Avengers: Rage of Ultron one-shot (April 2015) Notes: this comic book issue was Marvel Graphic Novel His past consciousness and iteration has retrieved himself
Vindicator (Heather MacNeil Hudson) The New Avengers vol. 1, #16 (April 2006) Killed by the Collective Chaos War: Alpha Flight one-shot (August 2010) Returned from the death realms due to Amatsu-Mikaboshi's corruption[33]
Viper (Jordan Stryke) Captain America vol. 1, #180 (December 1974) Gunned down by Madame Hydra Captain America: Sam Wilson #4 (December 2015) Unknown circumstances
Vision The Avengers #500 (September 2004) Destroyed by She-Hulk to stop Ultron, who had taken control of him The Avengers vol. 4, #19 (November 2011) Retrieved by Iron Man
Wasp (Janet van Dyne) Secret Invasion #8 (December 2008) Killed by Thor to save the humans from her transformation into a living bomb The Avengers vol. 4, #31 (October 2012) Revealed as alive, having been shrunk and transported into the Microverse[46]
Wonder Man (Simon Williams) Force Works #1 (July 1994) Incinerated in battle of the Kree Avengers vol. 3, #2 (March 1998) Resurrected by Scarlet Witch
Yellowjacket (Rita DeMara) Avengers: The Crossing #1 (September 1995) Killed by Iron Man while being under control by Immortus Chaos War: Dead Avengers #1 (August 2010) Returned from the death realms due to Amatsu-Mikaboshi's corruption
Zeus Ares #3 (May 2006) Killed by Amatsu-Mikaboshi The Incredible Hercules #131 (September 2009) Reborn as a child after drinking from the River Lethe

Other publishers

Character name Issue died Cause of death Issue revived Resurrection method
Fahrenheit WildC.A.T.s/Aliens (August 1998) Killed by aliens that invaded SkyWatch Stormwatch: Post Human Division #1 (January 2007) Unintentionally resurrected when the Doctor rescues Winter from the sun

See also

References

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  2. 1 2 Wells, John (May 2013). "Flashback: Whatever Happened to...?". Back Issue!. TwoMorrows Publishing (64): 51–61.
  3. Revealed in Titans vol. 2, #1 (April 2008)
  4. Revealed in Identity Crisis #7 (December 2004)
  5. Revealed in 52 #42 (February 2007)
  6. Revealed in Hulk vol. 2, #23 (June 2010)
  7. First mentioned in Extraordinary X-Men #3 (November 2015)
  8. Revealed in The New Avengers vol. 3, #30 (February 2015)
  9. First mentioned in Daredevil #55 (August 1969)
  10. Revealed in Captain America vol. 5, #7 (June 2005)
  11. Revealed in Original Sin #8 (September 2014)
  12. First appears in Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps Special one-shot (June 2007)
  13. 1 2 3 4 Retconned untold in Teen Titans vol. 3, #32 (March 2006)
  14. Revealed in The Flash: Rebirth #4 (August 2009)
  15. Revealed in Green Arrow vol. 3, #7–10 (October 2001–January 2002)
  16. Retconned untold in Batman and Robin vol. 1, #5 (December 2009)
  17. First appears in Batman #635–638 (December 2004–March 2005)
  18. Final Crisis: Requiem one-shot (July 2008)
  19. Revealed in Superman vol. 2, #82 (October 1993)
  20. Revealed in Hulk vol. 3, #8 (October 2014)
  21. First appears in Avengers Undercover #5 (June 2014)
  22. Revealed in Avengers Undercover #10 (September 2014)
  23. Revealed in The Spectacular Spider-Man vol. 1, #263 (November 1998)
  24. First appears in Fall of the Hulks: Gamma (December 2009)
  25. George Gene Gustines, Captain America Back From the Dead, New York Times, June 15, 2009
  26. Revealed in Cyclops vol. 3, #3 (July 2014)
  27. First appears in Captain America: Sam Wilson #1 (October 2015)
  28. Revealed in The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 4, #18 (September 2016)
  29. 1 2 3 4 Revealed in Guardians of the Galaxy vol 3, #18–20 (August–October 2014)
  30. Revealed in Secret Wars #9 (January 2016)
  31. Revealed in Wolverines #11 (March 2015)
  32. 1 2 3 4 Appears in Chaos War #5 (January 2011)
  33. Revealed in The Amazing Spider-Man #581 (December 2008)
  34. The Amazing Spider-Man #636 (July 2010)
  35. Appears in Mighty Thor vol. 2, #1 (November 2015)
  36. Appears in X-Infernus #4 (March 2009)
  37. First appears in Scarlet Spider vol. 2, #14 (February 2013)
  38. Revealed in New Avengers: The Reunion #1 (March 2009)
  39. Revealed in The New Avengers vol. 3, #33 (April 2015)
  40. Revealed in The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 3, #11 (December 2014)
  41. First appears in Wolverine vol. 4, #300 (January 2012)
  42. First appears in Wolverine vol. 4, #20 (December 2011)
  43. Death confirmed in The New Avengers vol. 3, #29 (January 2015)
  44. Revealed in Contest of Champions vol. 2, #4 (January 2016)
  45. Revealed in The Avengers vol. 4, #33 (November 2012)
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