LIST: Marvel Characters Created By Stan Lee (G-H)

Here Is the List Of Marvel Characters Created By Stan Lee (G-H)

STAN LEE – In this article, we will have a series of list of Marvel Characters created by Marvel co-founder Stan Lee (G-H).

As a tribute we will have a list of characters that he created or contributed to. This is a continuation of the list and it will summarize the characters from G-H.

Without further ado, here are the following Marvel characters (G-H):

G

Galactus – First appeared in Fantastic Four #48. Galactus is a god-like figure who feeds by draining living planets of their energy, and operates without regard to the morality and judgments of mortal beings.
Galaxy Master – first appeared in The Incredible Hulk #111. a monstrous but intelligent bio-mechanical cosmic entity created by extra-dimensional beings and an enemy of the Hulk.
Mac Gargan – first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #19 . He is well-known as Scorpion, then the third incarnation of Venom, and the third incarnation of Spiderman.
Gargoyle – Two men took the role of Gargoyle: Yuri Topolov, who appeared in The Incredible Hulk #1; and Isaac Christians, who appeared in The Defenders #94.
Giant-Man – first appeared in Tales to Astonish #49 . Hank Pym was the first Giant Man, then Bill Foster, and finally, Raz Malhotra. He has the ability to grow larger, as opposite to Ant-Man, who shrink in size.
Gibbon – First appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #110 . His alter-ego is Martin Blank, a man who was seemingly born a mutant with an ape-like build and agility.
Gladiator – First appeared in Daredevil #18 . His alter-ego is Melvin Potter, a costume designer who had the deluded belief that he was far better than any superhero. In order to prove his point, he designed a suit of battle armor for himself, complete with deadly wrist blades, and became known as the Gladiator.
Goliath – Man took the mantle of Goliath: Hank Pym, Clint Barton, Bill Foster, Erik Josten, and Tom Foster.
Googam – First appeared in Tales of Suspense #17. Googam is an eight-feet tall humanoid alien from Planet “X”. He has superhuman strength and durability, telekinesis, and the ability to alter the size of others.
Goom – first appeared in Tales of Suspense vol. 1 #15 . He is the father of Googam and an alien from Planet “X”.
Gorgilla – first appeared in Tales To Astonish #12. Gorgilla is a half-man/half-ape native to the island of Borneo, who is discovered by an expedition seeking the “missing link” between man and apes.
Gorgon – first appeared in Fantastic Four #44 . Gorgon is the cousin of king Black Bolt and a member of the Royal Family of the Inhumans. Gorgon has bull’s legs and hooves and can create intense shockwaves equivalent to a powerful earthquake.
The Governator – a planned franchise in collaboration with Arnold Schwarzenegger. It featured a fictionalized Schwarzenegger who, after stepping down from his role as Governor of California became a superhero in order to fight crime.
Grey Gargoyle – first appeared in Journey into Mystery #107 . His alter-ego is Paul Pierre Duval, a French chemist who courtesy of a chemical accident gains the ability to turn anything to stone by touching it. Turning his body to stone, Duval dons a mask and cape and becomes a criminal with the alias the Grey Gargoyle.
Jean Grey – first appeared in The X-Men #1 . Jean is a member of the X-Men and has the ability of telepathy, telekinesis, psychokinetic energy union, and the Phoenix Force.
Dr. John Grey – first appeared in The X-Men #5. John Grey is a history professor and member of the extended “Grey Family”. He is the is the father of Jean Grey and husband of Elaine Grey.
Grizzly – Four unrelated men took the name of Grizzly: Ace Fenton, an A.I.M. operative, Maxwell Markham, and Theodore Winchester.
Groot -first appeared in Tales to Astonish #13. The first Groot is an extraterrestrial tree monster who initially came to Earth seeking humans to capture and study. Guardians of the Galaxy Groot, on the other hand, is the sidekick of Rocket Raccoon.
Growing Man – first appeared in Thor #140. The Growing Man is an android built by an enslaved alien race on behalf of the time-traveling villain Kang the Conqueror. He has the ability to absorbs any kinetic energy directed against it. The kinetic energy stimulates the rapid multiplication of Growing Man’s artificial cells, causing it to grow significantly in size with a proportionate increase in strength and resistance to damage.
The Guardian Project – a superhero team made for Guardian Media Entertainment, in conjunction with the National Hockey League.

H

H.E.R.B.I.E – first appeared in The Fantastic Four. H.E.R.B.I.E or Humanoid Experimental Robot, B-type, Integrated Electronics was created by Mr. Fantastic and Master Xar of the Xandarians, who hoped that the robot could aid their search for Galactus, whom they sought for aid in defeating the villain known as the Sphinx.
Agatha Harkness – first appeared in Fantastic Four #94. Harkness has the ability to manipulate magical forces for a number of effects, including teleportation, energy projection, and the tapping of extra-dimensional energy by invoking entities or objects of power existing in dimensions tangential to Earth’s through the recitation of spells.
Hate-Monger – first appeared in Fantastic Four #21. Hate-Monger is said to be the clone of Adolf Hitler.
Hawkeye – first appeared in Tales of Suspense #57. His alter-ego is Clint Barton. Hawkeye is one of the members of the Avengers and is a master archer and marksman.
Heimdall – first appeared in Journey into Mystery #85 . Heimdall is the all-seeing and all-hearing guardian sentry of Asgard who stands on the rainbow bridge Bifröst to watch for any attacks to Asgard.
Hela – first appeared in Journey into Mystery #102 . Hela is the child of Loki and the giantess Angrboða. When she came of age, Odin appointed her as the Goddess of the Dead, giving her rulership over the dead in the realms of Hel and Niflheim.
Hera – first appeared in Thor #129 . Hera is the Queen of the Olympian pantheon and wife of Zeus. the sister of Neptune, Pluto, Demeter and Vesta, and mother to Ares, Hephaestus, and Hebe.
Hercules – first appeared in Journey into Mystery Annual #1. Hercules possesses the typical powers of an Olympian god, including superhuman strength, durability, speed, reflexes, stamina and endurance. He is the strongest of the Olympians, being capable of feats such as lifting and hurling a giant sequoia tree, smashing rocks to powder, etc.
Hermes – first appeared in Thor #129 . Hermes is the herald of Zeus in the Olympian pantheon, and is also the god of commerce, travel, and thieves.
High Evolutionary – first mentioned in The Mighty Thor #133 and appeared in The Mighty Thor #134 . High Evolutionary has evolved his intelligence to the upper limit of human potential, and is the only human whose intelligence and knowledge has been listed as equal to certain cosmic entities.
Hippolyta – first appeared in Thor vol. 1 #127. Hippolyta is the daughter of the Greek god of war Ares and Otrera, and she is the step-sister to Phobos.
Happy Hogan – first appeared in Tales of Suspense #45 . He is Tony Stark’s chauffeur and personal assisstant. He is one of the men who became Freak.
Hogun the Grim – first appeared in Journey into Mystery #119 . Hogun is one of the Warrior Three. He is known for his brusque, taciturn, and often short-tempered demeanor. He is the brooding pessimist of the group, as opposed to Volstagg’s irrepressible good humor and Fandral’s brash heroism.
The Hulk – first appeared in The Incredible Hulk #1. His alter-ego is Bruce Banner, a scientist who became the Hulk due to exposure of gamma rays.
Human Cannonball – first appeared in Incredible Hulk #3 . His alter ego is Jack Pulver and a memer of the Circus of Crime.
Human Torch – first appeared in The Fantastic Four #1. His alter-ego is Johnny Storm, brother of Susan Storm/Invisible Girl, and one of the Fantastic Four. He has the ability to envelop his body in fiery plasma without harm to himself, in which form he is able to fly by providing thrust behind himself with his own flame, and to generate powerful streams and/or balls of flame.