Character » Doctor Bong appears in 81 issues.
Beverly Switzler is the closest thing Howard the Duck has to a sidekick and friend.
A former KGB agent, Natasha Alianovna Romanova, better known as Natasha Romanoff or Black Widow, was trained by the top-secret Soviet brainwashing and training program, the Red Room, to become the ultimate "Super-Spy". She defected from the Soviet Union to the US to join S.H.I.E.L.D. Subsequently, Black Widow proceeded to become a member of the Avengers and has been on the team on numerous occasions. She's a woman with an enigmatic past which very few are acquainted with.
Kidnapped (or liberated) from his post at a HYDRA base by the mercenary Deadpool, Bob is a surprisingly normal guy. Deadpool's feelings for Bob range from friendship to considering him a pet.
During World War II, Steve Rogers volunteered to receive the experimental Super-Soldier Serum. Enhanced to the pinnacle of human physical potential and armed with an unbreakable shield, he became Captain America. After a failed mission left him encased in ice for decades, he was found and revived by the Avengers, later joining their ranks and eventually becoming the team's leader.
Colleen Wing is a samurai and one half of the detective/bail-bond firm Daughters of the Dragon. She and Misty Knight co-own 'Heroes for Hire'.
A mutant with the ability to transduce sound into light, which often forces her into reluctant superheroism. She is also a very gifted singer and performer, hence her reservations in donning her uniform.
One of Deadpool's long running villains. He's also Deadpool's psychotherapist.
A teleportation mishap fuses Deadpool and Howard the Duck into a single being.
Doctor Bong is a former journalist, now mad-scientist with an unhealthy obession for Beverly Switzler, whom he met in a life-drawing class.
Kitty Pryde (a.k.a. Shadowcat) is a mutant gifted with the ability to become intangible and phase her entire body through solid material. A talented prodigy, she became the poster child of the X-Men; eventually reaching maturation and becoming the team's current leader.
A former NYPD cop with a bionic arm, martial arts skills, and an attitude who was involved with the Heroes for Hire operation for years.
Moon Knight, Marc Spector, Steven Grant, and Jake Lockley: four different aspects of the same man who was resurrected by Khonshu (the Egyptian Lunar-God of Vengeance and Justice) to serve as his "avatar." Those unjust mortals who prey upon the innocents traveling at night, with powers that come from the moon, beware the Vengeance of the Moon Knight!
Narcoleptic split-personality sleepwalker, eccentric artist, and a good friend of Howard the Duck.
Normally a foe of Howard the Duck, She-Hulk encountered him when he was concocting a scheme to make television shows more "politically-correct", which included among other things making (a pastiche of) The Flintstones more historically and anthropologically-accurate.
Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager, granting him spider-like powers. After the death of his Uncle Ben, Peter learned that "with great power, comes great responsibility." Swearing to always protect the innocent from harm, Peter Parker became Spider-Man.
Bearer of the Douchblade.
The wisping-- I mean lisping psychic ally of Howard the Duck. Like all Howard the Duck characters, she's a little... special in the head.
A long-lived mutant with the rage of a beast and the soul of a Samurai, James "Logan" Howlett's once mysterious past is filled with blood, war, and betrayal. Possessing an accelerated healing factor, keenly enhanced senses, and bone claws in each hand (along with his skeleton) that are coated in adamantium; Wolverine is, without question, the ultimate weapon.
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