But which ones rule the roost? We narrowed down the ten greatest Marvel Comics villains, based on their comics history as well as film and television. 10. Mephisto ...

Marvel was just too scared to make Satan a literal character in their superhero comics that kids buy. So, as the Devil, it doesn’t get much worse in terms of villainy, at least in theory.

Ironheart has finally introduced a character to the Marvel Cinematic Universe that viewers will recognize from countless fan ...

He’s Satan, Lucifer, and Mephistopheles. (Who is actually a Germanic demon not related to the Fallen Angel, but c’mon). I mean, Mephisto is just the cutesy shorter nickname for Mephistopheles.

Becoming Marvel’s strongest villain isn’t easy. There are tons of scary enemies in the comic book world that strike fear into everyone. Let’s end the debate.

Peter will be alone when he makes his next appearance in Spider-Man: Brand New Day and crosses paths with a deranged hero, ...

Marvel fans have been waiting for the introduction of this character from the comics for ages, and Ironheart revealed him, ...

Marvel has dropped a new trailer for upcoming Disney+ show Ironheart that reveals a magic-powered Iron Man-style suit for heroine Riri Williams. The teaser also showcases a couple of allies for ...

The episodes of the second batch of the show are named “Bad Magic,” “Karma’s a Glitch,” and “The Past is the Past.” Mephisto’s Long-Teased MCU Arrival Image courtesy of Marvel Comics ...

Marvel fans have been convincing themselves of Mephisto 's imminent introduction to the MCU since WandaVision, the Marvel Phase 4 show that looked to be setting up the devil's arrival – only for ...

Created by Stan Lee and John Buscema, Mephisto is one of the most iconic Marvel characters in comic book history. He has served as an adversary to several other heroes like Ghost Rider and Spider-Man.