Leopold Stryke

Hatched from the fertile Silver Age imagination of Stan Lee and Wally Wood, Leopold Stryke made his mark when he debuted in Daredevil #6 in 1965 — and the decades since have proven him a durable, if select, presence in the Marvel universe. With Avengers membership on his résumé and appearances stretching across more than sixty years of publication history, this is a character with genuine staying power despite a relatively modest footprint. He's kept remarkable company along the way, sharing pages with the likes of Captain America, Spider-Man, Hank McCoy, and the Beast across titles including The X-Men and Ed Brubaker's celebrated Captain America run. Two of his appearances carry key-issue status for collectors, making Leopold Stryke one of those rewarding deep-cuts that serious Marvel fans love to track down.