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The Emissaries of Evil is a name used by three teams of supervillains appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics . Publication history. The first Emissaries of Evil debuted in Daredevil Annual #1 and were created by Stan Lee, Gene Colan, and John Tartaglione. [1]
Emissaries of Evil. Editorial Name (s) Electro and his Emissaries of Evil. Members. Affiliation and Identity. Origin and Status. Creators and Appearances. Stan Lee, Gene Colan. First. Last. Daredevil Annual #1. ( June, 1967) Giant-Size Daredevil #1. ( July, 1975) Contents. 1 History. 2 See Also. 3 Links and References. 3.1 References. History.
The Emissaries Of Evil have had three incarnations, and were opposed by both Daredevil, the Flight, and the Defenders.
Abilities. Telepathy. Max Mullins has the ability to rewire and alter a person's brainwaves to his liking. Taking on the name Synapse he, along with La Concierge and Stilt-Man, was recruited by the Kingpin to form the third incarnation of the Emissaries of Evil.
- Max Mullins
- Daredevil #377 (July 1998)
- Scott Lobdell (writer), Tom Morgan (artist)
- Emissaries of Evil
Emissaries of Evil. Gallery. Name. Emissaries of Evil. Members. Affiliation and Identity. Origin and Status. Creators and Appearances. Scott Lobdell, Tom Morgan. First. Last. Daredevil #377. ( May, 1998) Daredevil #380. ( August, 1998) Contents. 1 See Also. 2 Links and References. 2.1 References. See Also.
A later incident found Egghead forming the Emissaries of Evil. He led the Cobalt Man, the Rhino, and Solarr in capturing a NASA space lab as a headquarters, and then set about trying to capture the Star of Capistan, which was in the possession of the Defenders.
The Emissaries of Evil were the minions occasionally employed by Egghead, Hank Pym's old arch-nemesis. They battled the Flight in Canada on their first mission, and the Defenders in New York City. Other members include Rhino, Eel, Power Man (Atlas), Porcupine, and Egghead himself.
