Character Appendix Maa-Man
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| No | Character | Reference | Description | Debut | Medium | Title | Unit | N |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mari Macabe / Vixen | Mari Macabe | Superhero of African origin who could access zoological personae | 1981 | comic series | Action Comics | issue #521 | ||
| Macavity | Macavity | Sexiest and most malevolent Jellicle cat | 1939 | poetry | Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats | - | ||
| Morgana Macawber | Morgana Macawber | Duck sorceress, reformed villain, and Darkwing Duck love interest | 1991 | animated TV series | Darkwing Duck | episode "Fungus Amongus" | ||
| Macbeth mac Findleigh | Macbeth | Immortal early 11th century king of Scotland | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| William "Willie" MacDougal | Willie MacDougal | Scottish groundskeeper at Springfield Elementary School | 1991 | animated TV series | The Simpsons | episode "Principal Charming" | ||
| Jeffrey "Jeff" Mace / Patriot / Captain America | Jeff Mace | Third Captain America and otherwise patriotic WWII era hero | 1941 | comic series | Human Torch Comics | issue #4 | 1 | |
| Jason Macendale Jr. / Jack O'Lantern / Hobgoblin | Jason Macendale | Copycat glider-riding supervillain; sometimes with pumpkin mask | 1981 | comic series | Machine Man | issue #19 | 2 | |
| Akellen Macet | Akellen Macet | Cardassian gul with a beard; noble cousin of Skrain Dukat | 1991 | TV series | Star Trek: The Next Generation | episode "The Wounded" | 3 | |
| Cole MacGrath | Cole MacGrath | Electric-powered mutant Conduit from Empire City | 2009 | video game | inFamous | - | ||
| Angus MacGyver | Angus MacGyver | Genius who could make anything out of spare parts | 1985 | TV series | MacGyver | pilot episode | 4 | |
| Ken Mack / Mettle | Ken Mack | Metallic skinned Avengers Academy cadet | 2010 | comic series | Avengers Academy | issue #1 | ||
| Victor "Vic" Mackey | Vic Mackey | Utterly corrupt L.A. police detective; murderous leader of Strike Team | 2002 | TV series | The Shield | pilot episode | ||
| Teon Macik / Primal | Teon Macik | Feral Ukrainian mutant; one of Hope's "Lights" | 2010 | comic series | Uncanny X-Men | issue #529 | ||
| April MacLean | April MacLean | Coal Hill Defender; shared heart with alien warlord | 2016 | TV series | Class | episode "For Tonight We Might Die" | ||
| Connor MacLeod | Connor MacLeod | Immortal Scottish warrior; late Game player | 1986 | film | Highlander | - | ||
| Duncan MacLeod | Duncan MacLeod | Another immortal Scottish warrior; ponytail | 1992 | TV series | Highlander | episode "The Gathering" | ||
| Beatrix "Trix" Macmillan / Patricia Pullman | Trix Macmillan | Con artist and 8th Doctor companion | 2002 | novel series | Doctor Who | Time Zero | 5 | |
| Leon MacNeal | Leon MacNeal | African American visitor to the Puzzle Place | 1995 | TV series | The Puzzle Place | episode "Tippy Woo" | ||
| Regan MacNeil | Regan MacNeil | Girl who was possessed by obnoxious demon Pazuzu | 1971 | novel | The Exorcist | - | ||
| Mary "Skeeter" MacPherran / Titania | Mary MacPherran | Woman with low self-esteem who became enraged powerhouse | 1984 | comic miniseries | Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars | issue #3 | ||
| Moira Kinross MacTaggert | Moira MacTaggert | Brilliant geneticist and ally of the X-Men; reincarnated? | 1975 | comic series | X-Men | issue #96 | 6 | |
| Mad Harriet | Mad Harriet | One of the Female Furies; acted crazy | 1972 | comic series | Mister Miracle | issue #6 | ||
| John Madden | John Madden | Popular American football commentator with video game series | N/A | - | - | - | ||
| Arthur "Artie" Maddicks | Artie Maddicks | Mute mutant with telepathic visualization powers; X-Factor/X-Men/F.F. ally | 1986 | comic series | X-Factor | issue #2 | ||
| Marla Madison | Marla Madison | Creator of 2nd generation of Spider-Slayers; later married Jonah Jameson | 1976 | comic series | The Amazing Spider-Man | issue #162 | ||
| Oscar Madison | Oscar Madison | Slovenly divorcee who lived with fastidious best friend Felix Ungar | 1965 | stage play | The Odd Couple | - | ||
| James "Jamie" Madrox / Multiple Man | Jamie Madrox | Mutant hero with the ability to self-replicate | 1975 | comic series | Giant-Size Fantastic Four | issue #4 | ||
| Mae | Mae of Zofia | Close childhood friend of Celica's; sassy mage | 1992 | video game series | Fire Emblem | Gaiden | ||
| Robert Bruce Banner / Maestro / Hulk | The Maestro (Banner) | Alternate future despotic Bruce Banner/Hulk | 1992 | comic one-shot | Hulk: Future Imperfect | issue #1 | ||
| Magic Carpet | Magic Carpet | Magically animated rug with flying powers | 1992 | animated film | Aladdin | - | ||
| Giovanni "Jack" Magniconte / Mr. Magnificent/ All-American | Jack Magniconte | American football player turned superhero team leader in 1980s | 1986 | comic series | Kickers, Inc. | issue #1 | 7 | |
| Moses Magnum | Moses Magnum | Ethiopian supervillain who hated Japan | 1975 | comic book series | Giant-Size Spider-Man | issue #4 | ||
| Thomas Magnum | Thomas Magnum | Smarmy private detective in Hawaii in 1980s with important mustache | 1980 | TV series | Magnum P.I. | episode "Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii" | ||
| Magnus | Magnus (mercenary) | Human mercenary and ally of Pit | 2012 | video game | Kid Icarus: Uprising | - | ||
| Magnus / The War Chief | - | Time Lord; worked with Warlords | 1969 | TV series | Doctor Who | "The War Games" Episode Three | ||
| William "Will" Magnus / Veridium | Will Magnus | Inventor of the Metal Men; for a time, a Metal Man | 1962 | comic series | Showcase | issue #37 | 8 | |
| Magolor | Magolor | Legless starship captain villain; later Kirby friend | 2011 | video game | Kirby's Return to Dream Land | - | ||
| Quincy Magoo | Quincy Magoo | Very elderly Toon man with poor vision | 1949 | animated short film | The Ragtime Bear | - | ||
| Magus | Magus (Technarch) | Ruler of Technarchy; father of Warlock | 1984 | comic series | New Mutants | issue #18 | ||
| Dyrk Magz / Magno | Dyrk Magz | Nice Braalian boy Legionnaire who lost his powers | 1996 | comic series | Legionnaires | issue #43 | ||
| Carey Mahoney | Carey Mahoney | Smarmy jerk and leader of Metro City Police cadets in 1984 | 1984 | film | Police Academy | - | ||
| Patrick Maitland | Patrick Maitland | Tory mostly jerk who dated Sally Harper | 2000 | TV series | Coupling | episode "Flushed" | ||
| Raistlin Majere | Raistlin Majere | Surly antihero wizard and Hero of the Lance | 1984 | short story | Dragon magazine | "The test of the twins" | 9 | |
| Majestros / Mr. Majestic | Majestros | Caped Kherubim powerhouse WildC.A.T.s member | 1994 | comic series | WildC.A.T.s | issue #11 | ||
| Reed Richards / Maker | Maker (Richards) | Alternate version of Reed Richards who became psychopathic supervillain | 2004 | comic series | Ultimate Fantastic Four | issue #1 | 10 | |
| Malcolm III of Scotland / The Hunter | Malcolm III of Scotland | Scottish king and son of Duncan; first in line of Hunters | - | - | - | - | ||
| Ian Malcolm | Ian Malcolm | Chaos theorist often involved in dinosaur clone shenanigans | 1990 | novel | Jurassic Park | - | ||
| Dorium Maldovar | Dorium Maldovar | Obese blue criminal associate of the Doctor; head in a box | 2011 | TV series | Doctor Who | episode "A Good Man Goes to War" | ||
| Maleficent | Maleficent | Angry fairy who cursed Aurora | 1697 | story | "The Beauty Sleeping in the Woods" | - | 11 | |
| Draco Malfoy | Draco Malfoy | Weaselly Slytherin rival of Harry Potter | 1997 | novel | Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone | - | ||
| Scorpius Malfoy | Scorpius Malfoy | Son of Draco; best friend and boyfriend of Albus Potter | 2007 | novel | Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows | - | ||
| Drake Mallard / Darkwing Duck | Drake Mallard | St. Canard's duck vigilante superhero | 1991 | animated TV series | Darkwing Duck | episode "Darkly Dawns the Duck" | ||
| Gosalyn Waddlemeyer Mallard | Gosalyn Mallard | Spirited orphan girl taken in by Drake Mallard/Darkwing Duck | 1991 | animated TV series | Darkwing Duck | episode "Darkly Dawns the Duck" | ||
| Grev Mallor / Shroud | Grev Mallor | Talokian Legion of Super-Villains member; Tasmia's cousin | 1966 | comic series | Adventure Comics | issue #344 | 12 | |
| Lydea Mallor | Lydea Mallor | Daughter and killer of Lyrissa Mallor; L.E.G.I.O.N.naire after deprogramming | 1982 | comic series | Legion of Super-Heroes | issue #290 | ||
| Lyrissa Mallor | Lyrissa Mallor | Talokian Planetary Champion; co-founder of L.E.G.I.O.N. | 1989 | comic miniseries | Invasion! | issue #2 | ||
| Tasmia Mallor / Umbra / Shadow Lass | Tasmia Mallor | Planetary champion of Talok VIII, shadow wielder, and Legionnaire | 1968 | comic series | Adventure Comics | issue #365 | 13 | |
| Mallora | Mallora (Xindi) | Primary Xindi-Primate Councillor during Earth crisis of 2150s | 2003 | TV series | Star Trek: Enterprise | episode "The Xindi" | 14 | |
| Pete Malloy | Pete Malloy | Veteran police officer in late 1960s L.A.; partner of Jim Reid | 1968 | TV series | Adam-12 | episode "Log 1: The Impossible Mission" | ||
| Katherine Malocchio / Hotwire / Metal Fella | Katherine Malocchio | Awesomes member and daughter of supervillain Malocchio | 2013 | animated online TV series | The Awesomes | premiere episode | 15 | |
| Nomi Malone / Polly Ann Costello | Nomi Malone | Aspiring showgirl with a hair trigger | 1995 | film | Showgirls | - | ||
| Samuel "Sam" Malone | Sam Malone | Owner of Cheers bar; nymphomaniac | 1982 | TV series | Cheers | episode "Give Me a Ring Sometime" | ||
| Ralph Malph | Ralph Malph | Richie Cunningham's oddball friend | 1974 | TV series | Happy Days | episode "All the Way" | ||
| Manaphy | Manaphy | Mythical water sprite Pokémon that birthed Phiones | 2006 | video game series | Pokémon | Diamond Version and Pearl Version | ||
| Victor Mancha | Victor Mancha | Cyborg creation of Ultron; Runaways and Avengers member | 2005 | comic series | Runaways | issue #1 | ||
| The Mandarin | The Mandarin | Mysterious Chinese supervillain who wielded ten power rings | 1964 | comic series | Tales of Suspense | issue #50 | ||
| Harry "Bunny" Manders | Bunny Manders | A.J. Raffles's criminal partner and sex partner | 1898 | short story | Cassell's Magazine | "The Ides of March" | ||
| Leon Mandrake the Magician | Leon Mandrake | Stage magician and secret hero sorcerer | 1934 | comic strip | Mandrake the Magician | - | 16 | |
| Miles Manheim / Mayhem | Miles Manheim | Ex-Adventure Team member turned xenophobic terrorist leader of VENOM | 1985 | animated TV series | M.A.S.K. | episode "The Deathstone" | 17 | |
| Manic the Hedgehog | Manic the Hedgehog | Musician and alleged brother of Sonic the Hedgehog | 1999 | animated TV series | Sonic Underground | episode "Wedding Bell Blues" | ||
| Manitou Raven | Manitou Raven | Indigenous American mage from ancient times who joined Justice League | 2002 | comic series | JLA | issue #66 | ||
| Mano | Mano | Angtusian terrorist with corrosive touch; Fatal Five member | 1967 | comic series | Adventure Comics | issue #352 | ||
| Samantha "Sam" Manson | Sam Manson | Goth girl and best friend/girlfriend of Danny Phantom | 2004 | animated TV series | Danny Phantom | episode "Mystery Meat" | ||
| Miranda Mantega | - | Venezuelan woman killed in political clash; mother of Sofia | 2003 | comic series | New Mutants | issue #1 | ||
| Sofia Mantega / Barrett / Wind Dancer | Sofia Mantega | Venezuelan mutant girl and wind manipulator; New Mutants member | 2003 | comic series | New Mutants | issue #1 | ||
| Reginald "Reggie" Mantle | Reggie Mantle | Dark-haired rival to Archie Andrews | 1942 | comic series | Jackpot Comics | issue #5 |
