After his repeated defeats in Earth-616 at the hand of Spider-Man, Morlun has developed a fear of Earth-616. It's stated in Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #9 that Morlun is Solus' heir.
As a member of the Inheritors, a clan of extra-dimensional vampires who hunt and feed on the energy of totemic creatures (including Spider-Totems such as Spider-Man), Morlun can absorb the life energy of other beings, enhancing his own physical attributes.
Spider-Man also discovered the Morlun had a weakness for radiation, and he used this to his advantage. Since the spider that had bitten him was radioactive, Peter went to a nuclear power plant and injected himself with enough radation to kill a normal human.
Morlun is a central foe of all the themed versions of Spider-Man, being one of their most powerful and dangerous adversaries. He is an entity from Earth-001 that hunts all the Spider-Totems by traveling to the many multiverses of Marvel Comics.
Immortality: Morlun is functionally immortal in the sense that he is immune to the effects of aging and all known diseases. However, he can be killed if wounded severely enough.
The Anti-Moniter (DC Comics) is a being powerful enough to destroy the entire multiverse and all of existence. Even the Moniters feared his power. he was also able to threaten every earth that ever existed and kill even cosmic beings.
Weaknesses: Despite his cybernetic enhancements, Deathlok is still vulnerable to certain human needs. He still requires oxygen to breathe, and needs to sleep. He also requires nourishment, but his simplified digestive system is only capable of absorbing nutrients in a liquefied form.
He compensates with enough heart to be heroic throughout the Powerless series, but as someone who's more man than spider, it should come as no surprise why he's the weakest "Spider-Man."
Madame Web never truly fleshed out the morally ambiguous aspects of Ezekiel Sims, a villain who not only went head-to-head against Spider-Man, but also proved to be an unlikely ally and mentor to him.
Despite possessing spider-powers as a result of bonding to Spider-Man, Venom and its descendants Carnage and Toxin are not considered Spider-Totems due to the extraterrestrial Symbiotes' genetic material being incompatible with the Spider-Totems' supernatural essence.
However, following the conclusion of the Edge of Spider-Verse event and what's being called the "End of the Spider-Verse," Spider-Man will be dealing with the immortal psychic vampire, Morlun, whose quest to kill all the versions of Spider-Man across the Spider-Verse makes him his scariest villain to date.
Rhino ranks among the best Spider-Man villains in Marvel Comics and certainly among the strongest. He lifts 100 tons in his specialized suit, far beyond Spider-Man's capability, which lies closer to 10 tons.
Who is physically stronger, Green Goblin or Spider-Man?
His danger was mostly his weapons and his ability to out maneuver Spider-Man with his glider. But by the time they resurrected Norman in the 90s he was at least as strong if not stronger than Spider-Man.
Weaknesses. All-Black, Jarnbjorn, Terminus, attacks to their "brain" (though, it is implied Celestials can be resurrected), and being infected by the Horde.
Col. Luther Manning's body was rebuilt into a cyborg body by Harlan Ryker. Deathlok's mechanical, cybernetic physiology granted him several superhuman powers including superhuman strength, stamina, agility, reflexes, and a computer augmented brain.
Superhuman Strength: Deathlok possesses great superhuman strength and is currently able to lift approximately 85 tons. However, his design has the capacity to potentially lift as much as 150 tons.
Yes and no. While suppressed, Beerus clashing with a Ssjgod Goku from BoG could have destroyed the universe. If they didn't control their ki. Of course Beerus can casually destroy a universe .
Yes definitely. In fact, Galactus has the potential to be a Multiverse buster. The only reason he doesn't do this is that he doesn't want to. Doctor Doom, usurping the body of Galactus as the new Devourer of Worlds, was consumed by cosmic hunger and devoured an entire universe, except a portion of it.
When a symbiote offspring of Eddie Brock, AKA Venom, merges with serial killer Cletus Kasady, the result is the nightmarish murdering menace known as Carnage! Reborn from an alien creature, he's a more psychotic and dangerous being that spawns a family of symbiotes.
Venom requires brains and chocolate to survive. Marvel's comics explain that Venom has a biological need for the two substances. In the comics, brains and chocolate are prime sources for phenethylamine, a compound that positively affects mood and that Venom needs to live.
While coming close to killing Spider-Man numerous times in battles since their initial encounter, Venom also began to act as an antihero of sorts, hunting down and often killing people it believed to be guilty, while attempting to protect those in danger.
