Clifford Michaels

Bronze Age Marvel has no shortage of memorable faces lurking at the edges of the superhero world, and Clifford Michaels is one of those intriguing figures who made his mark when J. M. DeMatteis, Steve Leialoha, and Bruce Patterson introduced him in Spider-Woman #33 in 1980. With appearances stretching across three decades and a presence felt most strongly in the pages of Captain America and Spider-Woman, he's the kind of character who keeps genuinely colorful company — sharing pages with the likes of Turner D. Century, Hijacker, and Rapier. Four catalog appearances make him a true deep-cut discovery for the dedicated Marvel completist who loves unearthing the Bronze Age's rich supporting cast.