| Hint | Name | Alter ego |
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| Had the body of an english woman, but by a mysterious event turned into an asian woman | |
| One of the most prominent members of the Human High Council during Age of Apocalpyse | |
| Had his name changed once because the producers thought it was 'too gay' | |
| Strange career path... sidekick, pressumed dead for several decades, villain, then took the hero's mantle | |
| Got his powers by a potion prepared by Loki himself | |
| Able to regenerate lost limbs, which is the reason why he became this in the first place | |
| Not a very succesful hero, she's better known for her marriage | |
| Had probably the worst outfit ever for a superhero, which is understandable considering his condition | |
| Won a Nobel Prize for Biochemistry, which has been of little help with his disease | |
| At one point, he almost married Aunt May in order to get a access to a small Canadian island | |
| | Hint | Name | Alter ego |
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| After decades of evading it, he revealed his secret identity during the Civil War | |
| Along with his penchant for inventing, he's often known to rewrite works of Stephen Hawking. | |
| His powers derive from a serum that moves his molecules an instant ahead of the current timeline. | |
| 'Shakespeare said the world was a stage. He was wrong. The world is a puzzle. But it takes an intellect such as mine to see just how the pieces fit,' | |
| He has two brothers, and is immune to the powers of one of them, but not the other one. | |
| Has an illegitimate son who despises him (and which happens to have an alliterative name too) | |
| His Sanctum Sanctorum is located at 177A Bleecker St, Greenwich Village, New York City. | |
| Due to a stillbirth, she was briefly possessed by the villain Psycho-Man | |
| Widely known for breaking the 4th wall, his name is probably an alias | |
| He's a member of the Hellfire Club by inheritance, but he doesn't often associate with them. | |
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