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MacDonald 'Mac' Gargan is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. During his career as a supervillain of Spider-Man, the character originally appeared as the most well-known incarnation of Scorpion, and later becomes the third host of the Venomsymbiote.

The character has been depicted in numerous Spider-Man cartoons and video games, and made his cinematic debut in 2017's Spider-Man: Homecoming, portrayed by Michael Mando.

• 2Fictional character biography
• 3Characterization
  • 3.1Powers and abilities
• 4Other versions
• 5In other media

Publication history[edit]

The character was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. Gargan first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #19 (December 1964) and first appeared as the 'Scorpion' in Amazing Spider-Man #20 (January 1965).^[1] Years later, he became the third 'Venom' in Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #10 (2005) and the third 'Spider-Man' in Dark Avengers #1 (2009).

He appeared as a regular character in the Dark Avengers series from issue #1 (March 2009) through issue #16 (June 2010). Mac Gargan appeared in the character's first own four-issue miniseries, Dark Reign: Sinister Spider-Man. The comic was released in June 2009 and was written by Brian Reed, with art by Chris Bachalo.^[2]

Writer Dan Slott revealed that Mac Gargan would return as the original Scorpion,^[3] in an upcoming arc of The Amazing Spider-Man.^[4]

Fictional character biography[edit]

Scorpion[edit]

Mac Gargan was a private investigator initially hired by J. Jonah Jameson to find out how Peter Parker is able to obtain incredible pictures of Spider-Man.^[5] Gargan's efforts set off Peter's spider-sense and the teen easily evades the detective. Jameson then decides to hire Gargan as the subject of a barely-tested process that would endow him with the useful characteristics of a particular animal with the help of Dr. Farley Stillwell. Dr. Stillwell also outfits him with a club-like mechanical tail. In this case, a scorpion is the base for the purposes of creating a powerful agent capable of defeating Spider-Man as the scorpion is a natural predator of the spider. The Scorpion proves to be more than a match for Spider-Man, defeating him twice, but the mutagenic treatment seriously affects Gargan's mind, driving him insane as the predatory instincts of the scorpion take over. He promptly turns on his benefactor but Spider-Man intervenes, and finally defeats the Scorpion in their third battle.^[6] The Scorpion becomes a professional criminal and returns to indulge in a vendetta against Spider-Man and Jameson, only to be defeated again.^[7]

He is later hired by a spy ring to follow S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Sharon Carter, but is defeated by Captain America.^[8] Scorpion is acquired by Mr. Kline, who creates an android duplicate of him.^[9] The real Scorpion and Mr. Hyde launch a campaign of terror against S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, but are defeated by Captain America and the Falcon.^[10] After being released from prison for good behavior, the Scorpion hunts down Spider-Man and tries drowning him in a cement vat, hoping to use the boost to his reputation to become an underworld boss. Scorpion learns that Spider-Man survived the encounter, and the Jackal gives him Spider-Man's location. The Scorpion arrives at a hospital room with Peter Parker and his Aunt May. Not recognizing Spider-Man in his civilian identity, he threatens May and demands to know where Spider-Man is. After she faints, Scorpion rampages through the hospital. A furious Spider-Man beats the Scorpion and makes him apologize to May.^[11]

The Scorpion fights Ms. Marvel after a botched revenge attempt against Jameson; the Scorpion becomes more psychotic than usual after this, resulting in his being dumped in acid.^[12] In the sewers, his sanity deteriorating, Scorpion comes to believe that his costume cannot be taken off. After a quick encounter, Spider-Man proves that his belief of being a monster is only in his mind.^[13] Gargan forms an extortion racket to sabotage the Daily Bugle, but is thwarted by Spider-Man and Captain America.^[14] He is freed from prison by agents of Egghead, who wants him to join the third Masters of Evil alongside Whirlwind and Moonstone. The team fight the Avengers but are defeated.^[15] Scorpion kidnaps Jameson's bride Marla Madison on their wedding day but she is rescued by Spider-Man.^[16] Jonah publicly confesses to his role in creating the Scorpion when the Hobgoblin tries to use that secret to blackmail him.^[17] Despite his encounters with other foes, Scorpion has always had a special hatred for Spider-Man and Jameson, which extends to when he attempts to become a mercenary for Justin Hammer, who has the Scorpion's battlesuit modified. He ruins his prospects on his first mission, to capture a war hero, when he cannot resist creating a hostage situation simply to bring Jameson to him for revenge. In reaction, Hammer sends Blacklash and Rhino to subdue Gargan and confiscate the tail enhancement equipment for abrogating his contract.^[18]

During the 'Acts of Vengeance,' he tries to enter Canada to avoid the Super Power Registration Act. The Tinkerer meets him at the airport and provides him with a modified scorpion tail for his costume. He, Asp, Nekra, and Owl (who are under the control of Llan the Sorcerer) are repelled by Alpha Flight and Gamma Flight.^[19] He is then hired by the Chameleon to kill a depowered Spider-Man. He is defeated by the Black Cat.^[20] The Scorpion's constant defeats at the hands of Spider-Man drive him to depression. He wanders the sewers, his mind becoming clearer than it had been since his transformation, and decides to quit being the Scorpion. He encounters a depressed and crisis-ridden Spider-Man. Ignoring Gargan's plea that he is a changed man, Spider-Man beats him savagely.^[21] In his next appearance, Gargan is back to being psychopathic. He battles and is defeated by Spider-Man's clone Ben Reilly.^[22]

Scorpion temporarily works for Roxxon and helps them in their phony 'rehabilitation therapy'. Roxxon updates the Scorpion's powers and costume and promises he will get back at his enemies. Spider-Man convinces Scorpion that he is only being used. Scorpion then turns on Roxxon and is then defeated by Spider-Man.^[23] Gargan reappears in the aftermath of the Secret War that was organized by Nick Fury against Latveria. He is among the supervillains who were supplied with enhanced technology by Latverian dictator Lucia von Bardas and sent to attack the heroes involved in Fury's Secret War. The villains' technologies are hijacked by von Bardas, supplying her with power, potentially at the cost of the villains' lives, but the assembled heroes defeat von Bardas and apprehend Scorpion and the others^{[volume & issue needed]}.

Venom[edit]

Later on through circumstances yet to be revealed, Norman Osborn reveals Spider-Man's true identity to Gargan and gives him orders to kidnap Peter's Aunt May should Osborn ever be captured and imprisoned. When Spider-Man defeats Osborn, he is imprisoned and Gargan carries out Osborn's orders in kidnapping Aunt May. Gargan eventually summons Peter and tells him the only way he can see his aunt again is to break Norman out of jail. Shortly thereafter, the Venom symbiote approaches Gargan,^[24] offering him new abilities, and Gargan becomes bonded with the creature.^{[volume & issue needed]} This would later give him an extra edge as part of Norman Osborn's Sinister Twelve.^[25] Even with these additional powers he is still swiftly defeated by Spider-Man, as the Avengers deal with the rest of the Twelve.^[26] Though incarcerated,^[27] Gargan is unfazed, as with his new powers come the respect of becoming an 'A-list' villain at last.^{[volume & issue needed]}

Alongside Spider-Man and other villains and heroes, Venom is kidnapped by other-dimensional forces. He succeeds in killing Spider-Man, who is really the original Space Phantom in disguise.^[28] For his crimes, the Inhumans matriarch Medusa orders his execution and almost carries it out herself. Later, he tries to kill the other participants for the Beyonder's wish fulfillment prize for the winner,^[29] but fails and is returned to Earth alongside the rest of the group.^[30]

Thunderbolts[edit]

Gargan later becomes a member of a sub-group of the Thunderbolts,^[31] which has been drafted by the Avengers to hunt down the members of the fugitive Secret Avengers and is currently run by the Commission for Superhuman Activities.^[32] It is then revealed that he has been outfitted with electrical implants by the government to keep the Venom symbiote in check.^[33] As a Thunderbolt, he is seen as a hero by the general public and has his own action figures.^[34] Gargan displays his new raw power as Venom in a battle with Jack Flag, after pummeling Flag for a bit, the hero manages to stab Gargan, who is protected by the symbiote. Gargan becomes enraged and ferociously man-handles Flag, and is about to eat him when his electrical implants kick in and temporarily subdue him, allowing Flag to live.^[35] Gargan expresses fear of the control the symbiote possesses over him, yet he has become addicted to the raw unearthly power it brings to him and cannot even begin to imagine life without it, similar to a drug addict.^[36] An attack from Steel Spider and Sepulchre makes him lose control again, briefly becoming a huge monster once more, while Moonstone is incapacitated and thus cannot coordinate control of his electrical implants.^[37] Afterwards he returns to a normal form with no ill effects. He also bites off and devours Steel Spider's arm during a fight.^[38]

Gargan is later ordered by Osborn to hunt down Namor. After shooting him with a Thunderbolts-supplied weapon, Gargan disables Namor by ripping off his feet-wings. The Sub-Mariner manages to render Gargan unconscious and then rips out the symbiote's tongue,^[39] although the symbiote easily makes a new one. Gargan begins to hallucinate that the symbiote is speaking to him, telling him to 'feed (it)'. He later attacks and devours a guard and declares that 'the only way out of Thunderbolts Mountain is when I decide to let you die'.^[40] It is later revealed that the psychic criminal Bluestreak is controlling Gargan's actions, although it is uncertain whether the symbiote was actually speaking to him or not.^[41] Venom goes up against the Swordsman, who stabs Gargan through the chest, using his powers to force the symbiote away from his sword. Gargan is wounded, but lives.^[42] After healing, he retains his monstrous form, rarely returning to his usual size.

'New Ways to Die'[edit]

Gargan reappears during the 'New Ways to Die' story arc of The Amazing Spider-Man, no longer possessing the knowledge of Spider-Man's secret identity.^[43] Gargan and the Thunderbolts are called back to New York to capture Spider-Man. While on a search for the wall-crawler, Gargan's symbiote senses a former host nearby. Gargan suspects that it is Spider-Man but instead finds Eddie Brock at the F.E.A.S.T center (a soup kitchen). The Venom symbiote attempts to leave Gargan to re-bond with Brock, much to Gargan's (and Brock's) dismay. Upon making contact with Brock, his skin is shown to be caustic to his former symbiote, and as a white substance seeps out of his pores covering his body, Brock uses the Anti-Venom symbiote and battles Gargan. With some help from Spider-Man, Anti-Venom subdues Venom and nearly destroys the symbiote.^[44] Norman Osborn uses a sample of Anti-Venom's DNA from Mac Gargan and creates a poisonous counter to its healing powers by combining the sample with the immune system of Freak. Mac Gargan is injected with the 'cure' and is given a new Scorpion battlesuit, which contains the venom, until the symbiote can recover.^[45] Anti-Venom tracks down Gargan at Oscorp. After a grueling battle 'Ven-orpion' injects the toxin into Anti-Venom and seemly kills the suit. He then attempts to kill Brock but the symbiote tries holding him back, still feeling love for its former host. The symbiote gains its strength and breaks though the Scorpion suit. Gargan gives up but promises that he will get past this problem and will someday finish Brock.^[46]

Secret Invasion[edit]

Gargan was seen being thrown from Thunderbolt Mountain by Captain Marvel.^[47] Gargan was later seen with the other Thunderbolts in Washington. The Skrulls attempt to trick him into killing normal humans in order to find out which of them are Skrulls.^[48] Osborn attempted to prevent the symbiote from killing anyone by threatening to kill Mac Gargan and promising to help satisfy his 'urges' later, only for Gargan to reveal that the threat he appeared to pose to civilians was a ruse in order to draw out a disguised Skrull. Venom played a huge part in fighting the Skrulls. He was seen slashing and eating the Skrulls all at once.^[49] He soon joins the Thunderbolts and the remaining heroes for the final battle against the Skrulls. During the battle, he was a force to be reckoned with.^[50]

Venom, along with most of the Thunderbolts team, attempts to kill partner Songbird on the orders of Osborn. Facing Venom, Songbird was defeated and almost eaten by Venom, but escaped with help from the Swordsman.^[51]

Dark Reign[edit]

Norman Osborn forms the Dark Avengers, providing new identities to some of his former Thunderbolts. After feeding a Skrull to a hungry Venom that has become more bestial than human, Osborn gives him a medication that resets the symbiote to the size it was when it possessed Spider-Man originally. Gargan can transform into his larger Venom form at will.

Norman introduces Gargan and the symbiote as 'Spider-Man' of the Dark Avengers.^[52] During their first mission against Morgana le Fay, Morgana transforms 'Venom-Spidey' into a giant, demonic monster who then tries to eat Ares.^[53] Venom later coughs up Ares; however, Morgana's magic continues to affect Venom, causing him to lose and gain control of himself randomly.^[54] After Morgana is defeated in the past by Iron Patriot and Doctor Doom, Mac returned to his 'Spider-Man' form with only a slight headache. Hawkeye promised to kill Mac one day for trying to eat him while he was under Morgana's control.^[55] Once they arrive home, he is seen arguing with Hawkeye.^[56]

Later, attempting to find out Norman Osborn's plans for his son Harry, the real Spider-Man, with the aid of the Invisible Woman, manages to capture Gargan by using a sonic generator and takes his place to infiltrate the Dark Avengers. Gargan is thrown into the Negative Zone,^[57] but is later seen back with the Dark Avengers.

Against Osborn's wishes, Gargan is seen heading out into the city to 'fight crime' solo. At one point, he is seen defeating a bank robber called General Wolfram. After making out with two girls at once and getting cheered by a large crowd, he takes the robber to an abandoned rooftop and consumes his arm. He then takes the money Wolfram stole and swings away. Gargan is then seen at a strip club with the money and discovers his new favorite stripper. After getting reprimanded by Norman Osborn for eating Wolfram's arm, Gargan kills the stripper and places her dead body in J. Jonah Jameson's bed while he is gone in an attempt to frame him for her murder. At the same time, Redeemer visits the injured General Wolfram and recruits him alongside other villains who have had limbs bitten off by Gargan (namely Dementoid, Doctor Everything, Eleven, and Hippo) in a plan to take down 'Spider-Man' (who is believed to be the root of their problem).^[58] In another attempt to antagonize Jameson, Gargan instigates a turf war between two rival street gangs, hoping to wear Jameson down through stress and exhaustion from continuously putting out stories to cover the crime wave. At the same time, the Redeemer arms his group with cybernetic limbs to defeat Spider-Man. J. Jonah Jameson goes to Osborn for help and is given Spider-Man to help solve the city's gang problem.^[59]

Gargan continues to instigate the gang war and aggravate Jameson in person. A bomb threat is placed by Redeemer to lure Spider-Man into an intervention, though Gargan instead devours Hippo and Eleven, badly injures Dementoid, and beats Doctor Everything into submission before turning him over to the police. He then eats Redeemer's limbs. With Redeemer, Wolfram, and Dementoid the only ones still remaining of the group (albeit hospitalized), Redeemer sends photos of Gargan's actions to Jameson in an attempt to expose him as a cannibalistic psychopath to the world.^[60] Jameson first goes to Osborn, who decides to cut Gargan loose by sending Bullseye and Daken (in their old costumes) to kill him. At the Big Apple Festival, the two attack him, with Dementoid, General Wolfram, and both gangs involved in the turf war entering the fray to try to kill Spider-Man. Gargan ends up defeating all of them, and J. Jonah Jameson shoots a gun in the air to stop the fight. As a result, everyone credits Jameson and Spider-Man with successfully working together to stop criminals and save the festival. Gargan later returns to Avengers Tower, where he is visited by Norman Osborn. Osborn informs him that Bullseye and Daken will get over being hurt, but warns Gargan that if he goes out of control again, he will suit up as the Iron Patriot and take care of him personally.^[61]

During the opening chapter of 'Utopia,' the Dark Avengers are sent into San Francisco to quell the mutant riots and battle any X-Men they can find. Tension is shown to exist between the Avengers and Osborn's own Dark X-Men. When Namor and Emma Frost are revealed to be double agents on Cyclops' side and defect with Cloak and Dagger, an irate Osborn gathers the Dark Avengers and the remaining Dark X-Men, Gargan included, ordering them to bring him Namor's head and Emma Frost's heart and to make sure that Cyclops sees them do it.^[62] The Dark Avengers and Dark X-Men attack Utopia and battle the X-Men, with Venom facing off against Colossus. Due to the sheer number of X-Men, Osborn is forced to retreat when informed that the only way to win would be to kill all the mutants on the island, an option which is not politically viable.^[63]

Gargan later begins to show signs that his medications are making him emotionally unstable. On a mission with the Dark Avengers, Osborn takes Gargan off the case when he notices Gargan's outbursts.^[64]Molecule Man turns Gargan and his symbiote into an inert pile of goo.^[65] He is later restored by the Sentry^{[volume & issue needed]}.

'Siege'[edit]

During the 'Siege' storyline, Mac Gargan is with the Dark Avengers when Norman Osborn makes plans to invade Asgard. Mac Gargan and the rest of the Avengers protest. For fighting alongside the Initiative, Osborn promises to give the team their freedom from servitude. As a result, Gargan is among the mass of soldiers to launch an attack on Asgard following Loki's setup. He and the rest of the Avengers manage to overwhelm Thor.^[66] While fighting Ms. Marvel and Spider-Man after they arrive, Gargan is forcefully removed from the Venom symbiote, which takes over Ms. Marvel until Spider-Man defeats it.^[67] He, along with the other Dark Avengers, are arrested after Norman Osborn falls from power.^[68]

Return as Scorpion[edit]

During the 'Big Time' storyline, Mac Gargan is seen at the Raft superprison, having been separated from the Venom symbiote: the symbiote's removal was causing medical problems due to the side effects from his original genetic mutation. Alistair Smythe breaks him out of the Raft.^[69] Gargan was then fitted with a new Scorpion suit by Smythe, which included a life-support system to stabilize Gargan's condition. Smythe convinced Gargan to join him in his plan for revenge on J. Jonah Jameson.^[70] Scorpion joins Alistair Smythe, a new villain named Fly-Girl, and some unnamed cyborg minions (each wanting revenge on Jameson) in attacking the launch site of John Jameson's latest space mission, where they sabotage the launch and hold John Jameson for ransom.^[71]

During the 'Ends of the Earth' storyline, Scorpion is seen guarding one of Doctor Octopus' facilities. Titanium Man enters it and ends up fighting Scorpion. Titanium Man is defeated by Scorpion despite his best efforts.^[72]

During the 'Dying Wish' storyline, Scorpion hears the call-to-arms from Peter Parker (while trapped in Doctor Octopus' dying body) to save him and apprehend Doctor Octopus (occupying Spider-Man's body) in order to save his loved ones from Doctor Octopus' final sinister scheme.^[73] Scorpion and Hydro-Man accompany Peter Parker in Doctor Octopus' body to Stark Industries to look for Tony Stark only to end up in a trap set by Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man's body. When finding a safe area containing Spider-Man's friends and relatives, Scorpion plans to have his final revenge on J. Jonah Jameson. Upon accessing the memories of Spider-Man loving Aunt May - and the times Scorpion threatened her - Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man's body retaliates by punching Scorpion so hard in the jaw (the only unprotected part of his body) that it breaks off from his head.^[74]

Scorpion was later seen in the Raft's infirmary with Boomerang and Vulture. Scorpion now sported a metal apparatus that replaced his missing jaw. Alistair Smythe's mini-Spider-Slayers heal and enhance them, and Smythe gives them an offer to kill Spider-Man.^[75] While Boomerang fights Spider-Man, Scorpion is convinced by Smythe to go after Mayor Jameson again.^[76]

During the 'Secret Wars' storyline, Scorpion is among the villains at Kingpin's viewing party of the incursion between Earth-616 and Earth-1610.^[77]

As part of the 'All-New, All-Different Marvel,' Scorpion was secretly hired by Tiberius Stone of Alchemax to further test Alchemax's Spider-Slayers during Tiberius' trip to a foreign country to sell them. During Scorpion's test of Alchemax's Spider-Slayers, Scorpion encountered Spider-Man 2099.^[78] When Scorpion thought that Spider-Man 2099 was his Spider-Man in a different costume, he attacks him with the aid of the Spider-Slayers. Spider-Man 2099 was able to use his holographic assistant to project a hologram of Spider-Man over Scorpion causing the Spider-Slayers to attack Scorpion until he turned them off twice.^[79]

Scorpion later doubles working for Black Cat's gang when he and a man named Lee Price partake in a black market sale that also involved Tombstone's gang.^[80] When at Black Cat's hideout, Scorpion accuses Lee Price of botching up the black market sale which Lee Price denied leading Black Cat to demand an explanation after hearing about some information from her spies at the New York City Police Department telling her what they know. After Lee Price leaves following his explanation, Scorpion becomes suspicious towards Lee.^[81] While confiding his suspicions, Mac Gargan dons a new version of the Scorpion armor.^[82] He then meets Price at the apartment of a Daily Bugle reporter, who had evidence against Black Cat. When Lee reminds him that they should scare the reporter, Scorpion attacks him causing Lee to transform into Venom and the two begin to fight. During the fight, Scorpion is nearly killed until Spider-Man intervenes, who mistook Venom for Flash Thompson.^[83]

In a prelude to the 'Hunted' storyline, Scorpion is among the animal-themed characters captured by Taskmaster and Black Ant on Kraven the Hunter's behalf. He is among those who Arcade publicly reveals as the Savage Six.^[84]

Characterization[edit]

Powers and abilities[edit]

As Scorpion[edit]

Mac Gargan, as the Scorpion, was given superhuman powers through chemical and radiological treatments, include splicing his genetics with a scorpion's DNA, which produced mutagenic effects. As the result, he has arachnid-like powers similar to Spider-Man's such as superhuman strength, speed, agility, reflexes, stamina, and durability, and also can scale walls (he also punches holes in walls as a way to climb). He also has an exceptionally strong grip, reminiscent of a real scorpion's pincers. He wears a full-body battlesuit composed of two layers of light steel mesh separated by a thin layer of insulated rubber. In addition to his superhuman physique, he was traditionally armed with a cybernetically-controlled, seven-foot mechanical tail, with a tool steel articulated framework which can whip at 90 miles per hour. The tail has in the past been equipped with projectile weapons, usually an electric generator, although it has also been equipped with a spike at its tip, which can squirt an acidic spray, and a low-density plasma energy projector. The Scorpion can use his tail as an extra leg, or he can coil it behind him to spring himself a distance of at least 30 feet. The Scorpion is substantially stronger and more durable than Spider-Man, though is a much less skilled hand-to-hand combatant, and thus Spider-Man relies on his tactics and wits to defeat him.

As Venom[edit]

With the Venom symbiote, Mac Gargan retains his superhuman abilities, some of which have increased substantially beyond the original levels. The costume can even emulate the tail of Gargan's Scorpion costume. It can also be used as a fifth limb.^{[citation needed]} As Venom, Gargan has gained the ability to shoot webbing and climb walls like Spider-Man, and can disguise himself as other people or blend in with his background. He is undetectable by Spider-Man's 'spider-sense'. His skill as a hand-to-hand combatant has increased due to the influence of the alien symbiote, which has superior instincts and fighting experience. The costume can also heal grave injuries suffered by the host with incredible speed. Mac (as Venom) has claws on his fingers which can be used as weapons to slash his foes. He can also create tendrils to incapacitate his enemies.

When injured or enraged, Venom now has the ability to increase its mass and physical strength in order to meet whatever threat it is facing with equal force, an ability inconsistently hinted in the past, such as when Venom battled the Juggernaut. During these times it is not clear that Gargan has any control over the symbiote, for had it not been for the technology restraining Venom, he would have eaten Jack Flag. Also, during a battle with the Steel Spider, Gargan attacks innocent bystanders.^[35]

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As Spider-Man[edit]

A special 'medication' provided by Norman Osborn allowed Venom to assume a smaller, more human-looking form similar to when Spider-Man had control of the symbiote. From this form, he is able to switch back to his larger, more feral form whenever he pleases. As Spider-Man, Mac seems to be even more agile than when he was as Venom. He also still has all of Venom's powers, minus the claws, tongue, and teeth, which he can regrow at will.^[60] His 'medication' has also been shown to decrease his will to fight, making him more sympathetic.^[64]

Return as Scorpion[edit]

After Smythe breaks him out of the Raft, Gargan is fitted with a new Scorpion suit. The suit is larger than its predecessor, and cybernetically wired into Gargan, making him a cyborg. It is equipped with a more powerful tail, mechanical pincers, and is bulletproof. Smythe also altered Gargan's biology, giving him a 'scorpion-sense' to match Spider-Man's spider-sense. The suit is also very tough, allowing Gargan to withstand a fall at terminal speed.^[70] The armor leaves Mac's jaw unprotected, which Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man's body exploited to punch his jaw clean off.^[85] Following his employment by Alchemax, he has gained a new jaw to replace the jaw he lost.^[78]

Personality[edit]

Before he assumed the identity of the Scorpion, Mac Gargan was a skilled, if somewhat greedy and unscrupulous, private investigator, who admitted that he would go through anything 'just so long as the pay is good!'^[6] His greed still motivated him as a supervillain, albeit in a twisted way: while awaiting an official 'offer' from the Thunderbolts, Gargan squeezed his agent for financial details on a proposed book, TV and movie deal ('How many back points? And residuals? Fantastic. That foreign and domestic?'), demanded certain talent for the writing (including the screenwriting brother of the comic's writer) and, finally, Gargan killed six 'capekiller' S.H.I.E.L.D. agents sent to bring him in - because while he intended to cooperate, his agent had told him that the rights to his life story would be 'worth a little more' if Gargan 'goosed up the body count' before joining the Thunderbolts.^[86]

He is emotionally disturbed as a result of the procedure in which he acquired his powers, and retains little of his former rationality. He is typically easily outsmarted by Spider-Man and is not very good at cooperating with other supervillains or following instructions as Justin Hammer learned. His most prominent weakness is his explosive temper and irrational hatred toward J. Jonah Jameson, to the point where he has been known to ignore the orders of whomever he is working for, in order to attack the Daily Bugle's publisher^{[volume & issue needed]}. None of this has changed with his bonding to the Venom symbiote, or with his new career serving under Norman Osborn with the Thunderbolts or the Dark Avengers: in fact, the symbiote seems to have only made him even more irrational, and his new career as a 'hero' has done nothing to curtail his lingering hatred of Jameson^{[volume & issue needed]}. He nearly blew his cover as Spider-Man when he started a drug war and photographs of him engaging in cannibalism wound up in J. Jonah Jameson's hands, putting his employer Norman Osborn's plans and the 'heroic' status of his entire Dark Avengers team in jeopardy, just to pursue vengeance against Jameson (now the Mayor of New York) yet again. His ill-conceived and poorly thought-out plan failed, and he was forced to publicly make peace with Jameson in his Spider-Man guise, greatly embarrassing him, though he secretly fantasized about killing Jameson during the whole time while they were shaking hands^{[volume & issue needed]}.

The years of being outsmarted and beaten, despite his physical superiority over Spider-Man, complement the similar hatred possessed by the symbiote, and has allowed it to almost completely control Gargan. Unlike the other Venoms, Mac very seldom refers to himself as 'we' instead of 'I'. Gargan has even engaged in cannibalism as Venom, severing and devouring the arm of the still-living Steel Spider. After getting 'the taste of flesh', he is seen displaying even more signs of cannibalism such as eating Skrulls, consuming the bones of Swarm, devouring Eleven and the limbs of criminals, and trying to eat Ares. When the symbiote is dormant in his body he has expressed nausea and fear of the organism.^[87] Unlike Eddie Brock, any inhibitions Gargan had about harming innocent bystanders has been eliminated with his bonding to the symbiote, most likely because he had such little regard for others to begin with. Gargan's previous identity has not been completely degraded. His symbiote once sprouted a scorpion-like tail, although he has not had it since. Also, when he learned there was a new hero calling herself the Scorpion, Gargan-Venom attacked her to protect his trademark while it still lasted. Also, for a brief time, Gargan wore a new Scorpion suit while the symbiote regenerated after Anti-Venom's attack, although initially he was hesitant about wearing it alongside the symbiote.

Other versions[edit]

Exiles[edit]

In one of the many realities visited by the Exiles, Mac Gargan is one of the many superhumans that form the Heroes for Hire, and is part of the Avengers Package, which also includes the Black Widow and the Black Knight. After being hired to protect Tokyo from Moses Magnum and Namorita, Scorpion is killed by the murderous, teenage counterpart of Magik.^[88]

Ultimate Marvel[edit]

The Ultimate Marvel comics feature Maximus Gargan, a tattoed Mexican mob boss that worked with the Prowler (Aaron Davis).^[89] This Gargan is the second villain to take on the alias of Scorpion, the first being a deranged, imperfect clone of Peter Parker. He is shown to have very resistant skin, but may have other powers as well.^[89] Once he arrived at New York, Gargan set his sights on becoming the new 'Kingpin of New York', but was stopped by the efforts of an un-easy alliance of Spider-Man and Prowler.^[90]

JLA/Avengers[edit]

In the last issue of JLA/Avengers, Scorpion is among the enthralled villains defending Krona's stronghold, and is defeated by Sandman.^[91]

Marvel Zombies[edit]

A zombified Scorpion appears in Marvel Zombies: Dead Days and Marvel Zombies 3. He is a member of the Kingpin's undead alliance. As such, he searches New York and the surrounding areas for food of any kind. He is on friendly terms with the zombie Diablo. He is eventually killed by Machine Man.^[92]

Spider-Man: Reign[edit]

Gargan appears as the Scorpion (in a highly advanced costume) in Spider-Man: Reign as a member of the Sinner Six. He dies when he is punted from an Empire State Building window by Spider-Man.^[93]

Spider-Verse[edit]

In the Spider-Verse, the Earth-001 version of Scorpion is a member of Verna's Hounds. Alongside the Earth-001 version of Rhino, Scorpion accompanied Verna to Earth-21205 to hunt Hobgoblin (who was the identity of that world's Peter Parker). They were stopped by the Spider-Woman of Earth-65.^[94]

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Television[edit]

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appeared in the 1960s Spider-Man animated series, voiced by Carl Banas.^[95] He is introduced in the episode 'Never Step on a Scorpion' in which his creation is shown. It is revealed that his villainy is apparently due to the experiment making his evil nature increase. Scorpion returns in the episode 'Sting of the Scorpion' where he breaks out of prison to wreak revenge on J. Jonah Jameson by kidnapping him. Scorpion accidentally takes a formula which makes him grow to 20 feet tall while breaking into Stillwell's home and trying to find the formula that gave him his superhuman strength, but Spider-Man gives him the antidote and he is jailed again.

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appeared in Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends.^[95] Seen in the episode 'Attack of the Arachnoid', he was thwarted by the Spider-Friends (Spider-Man, Iceman and Firestar) at the beginning of the episode. When Spider-Man ends up in jail for Zolton's actions to frame the real Spider-Man, Scorpion took this opportunity to deliver payback to Spider-Man only to be defeated.

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appeared in the 1990s Spider-Man animated series, voiced initially by Martin Landau (until his Academy Award win and subsequent lack of availability) and later by Richard Moll.^[95] This version is initially depicted as a neurotic, plump, and balding private eye working for J. Jonah Jameson. In an attempt to discover Spider-Man's real identity, Jameson convinces Gargan to be transformed into a capable superhero by Dr. Stillwell using the Neogenic Recombinator. As Scorpion, he is able to defeat Spider-Man by pulling a water tower onto Spider-Man, but before he can unmask the wall-crawler, he is overcome with pain as he undergoes further uncontrolled mutations that give him green skin, yellow eyes, and talon-like fingers which also drives him insane. Believing more radiation may stop his transformation and return him to normal, he attempts to gain access to a nuclear reactor (where he plans to release it would have destroyed all of New York City) but is found and defeated by Spider-Man, resulting in Scorpion being sent to jail. Scorpion reappears as a member of the Kingpin's supervillain team alongside the Chameleon, the Rhino, Shocker, Mysterio and Doctor Octopus to kill Spider-Man though he is again defeated by Spider-Man. Desperate to find a cure to his condition, Scorpion kidnaps Stillwell but Stillwell destroys the Neogenic Recombinator to prevent the creation of other beings like Scorpion. After meeting the Vulture, Scorpion kidnaps Vulture from an exploding building to hold hostage, believing Vulture to be smart enough to undo his Scorpion transformation. Eventually, Alistair Smythe, requiring Scorpion's genetic code to further his own experiments, holds the Black Cat hostage to coerce Spider-Man into bringing Scorpion. Scorpion eventually manages to escape Smythe's clutches due to Vulture attacking and attempts to stay away from crime. Scorpion's final appearance is again as a member of the Insidious Six who attempt to locate the Red Skull's doomsday device for Kingpin. At the end of the episode, he is shown to have escaped the police and went back to his own life.

• Mac Gargan is alluded in The Spectacular Spider-Man animated series.^{[citation needed]} In the series finale 'Final Curtain', the Chameleon (disguised as Norman Osborn) thanks the private investigator on the phone for investigating Donald Menken's address. Scorpion was originally set to appear had the series been renewed for a third season.^[96][97]

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appears in the 2017 Spider-Man animated series, voiced by Jason Spisak.^[95] He first appears in the episode 'Horizon High' Pt. 2, where he steals a jewel from a science museum, before Spider-Man shows up and battles him. Their fight goes from the science museum to the subway station, where Spider-Man finally defeats Scorpion and hands him and the stolen jewel over to the police. Scorpion returns in the episode 'Kraven's Amazing Hunt', where he is hired by Kraven the Hunter to lure both the original Spider-Man and the new Spider-Man to him, so that he could hunt them in his game show. The two Spider-Men manage to defeat Scorpion, before being attacked by Kraven.

Film[edit]

• Mac Gargan appears in the 2017 film Spider-Man: Homecoming, portrayed by Michael Mando.^[98] The film's interpretation of the character takes inspiration from both the Ultimate and original versions of the character and is depicted as a ruthless and notorious gangster, with an extensive criminal record, rather than a private investigator and has a scorpion tattoo on his neck. He meets with the Vulture's associates at the Staten Island Ferry as part of a deal to receive high-level alien weapons technology. Spider-Man interrupts the deal and attaches Gargan to the back of the Ferry with webbing. He is then knocked into the bay by a runaway car in the ensuing destruction. In a mid-credits scene, Gargan is facially-scarred with a mechanical brace attached to his right arm (a reference to some version of Scorpion, in which his right arm is designed like a Scorpion's stinger) and meets Adrian Toomes in prison, and says he has contacts on the outside who intend to join forces and kill Spider-Man, out of vengeance. When Mac mentions the rumor that Toomes knows Spider-Man's identity, Toomes denies it.

Video games[edit]

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion was the third boss character of the Game Boy game The Amazing Spider-Man.^[99]

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appeared in the Game Boy Color video game Spider-Man 2: The Sinister Six as a member of the Sinister Six.^{[citation needed]}

• Mac Gargan appeared twice in the arcade gameSpider-Man: The Video Game.^{[citation needed]}

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appeared as a boss character in both the Super NES and Genesisgames based on the animated series.^{[citation needed]}

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion was a boss character in the Japanese only Super Famicom game Spider-Man: Lethal Foes.^{[citation needed]}

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion also appeared in the NeversoftSpider-Man video game, voiced by Daran Norris.^{[citation needed]} He is shown in his short lived 1998 costume and appears as the first boss. Here, he is hunting down J. Jonah Jameson, blaming the Daily Bugle editor for his Scorpion transformation. Spider-Man eventually defeats Scorpion at the Daily Bugle. This version says that he can't remove his armor suit, which Jameson confirms.

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appears in the 2002 multiple platform Spider-Man game, voiced by Mike McColl.^{[citation needed]} Scorpion makes an appearance in two of the levels. He wears his short-lived blue and green armored suit from 1998 Spider-Man comics. In the game, he was the test subject for the Scorpion project, as a prototype to create super soldiers. In the project, he was given Scorpion-like powers and a mechanical tail stuck to his spine and he escaped from the labs. After Gargan escapes from the labs, he donned a cyberconic scorpion suit. Later on, Mendel Stromm tells Norman Osborn that now two individuals with arachnid DNA are at large in Manhattan, and Osborn orders the capture of both with spider-shaped robots. The robots pursue Scorpion through the sewers. Peter Parker goes down to the subways to take pictures of the battle site with the Shocker, when running into Scorpion. As it is revealed, Scorpion has an intense fear of spiders. He encounters Spider-Man, saving him from the spiders. Spider-Man and Scorpion afterwards have an intense battle. Spider-Man wins the battle and Scorpion flees.

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appears as a boss character in the Game Boy Advance game Spider-Man: Mysterio's Menace.^{[citation needed]}

• The Mac Gargan incarnation of Scorpion appears in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, voiced by Beau Weaver.^{[citation needed]} Scorpion is one of the many supervillains that Doctor Doom sends to take over the Helicarrier, but is easily defeated by Captain America, Spider-Man, Thor and Wolverine. He later returns during the heroes' trip to Asgard. He is shown guarding Tyr along with the Lizard, but both are eventually defeated. Scorpion has a special dialogue with Spider-Man during the Asgard mission. He is the only villain to change his costume, as during the Helicarrier mission his costume his green and during the Asgard mission his costume is blue and green like the one he wore in the late 90's. A simulation disk has Spider-Man protecting Dum Dum Dugan from Scorpion. During the simulation disk, he makes a reference to J. Jonah Jameson being partially responsible for his creation. The character's Venom design is also an alternate costume for Eddie Brock's version of Venom from the villain pack.

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appears as one of the villains in Spider-Man 3, voiced by Dee Bradley Baker.^{[citation needed]} In it, his appearance is like the costume worn at the time that Mattie Franklin was posing as Spider-Man, referred to by Chris Archer to be similar to what he would look like should he have been in a movie.^{[citation needed]} This incarnation is portrayed as a tortured victim rather than a villain, being used as an apparent 'bounty hunter' by cybernetics corporation MechaBioCon to break the Rhino out of an armored van on his way to prison, and occasionally subjected to mind control to make him cooperate (although his handlers note that his work is better when he is in control of his mind). Although he is briefly used to attack Spider-Man when the wall-crawler arrives to rescue him (having seen Scorpion in action and subsequently making contact with Doctor Jessica Andrews, a member of the team that gave Gargan implants who appears to have feelings for him), Spider-Man is able to 'trick' him into destroying the device that is controlling him, subsequently working with Scorpion to attack MechaBioCon and defeat Rhino. After Rhino is defeated, Scorpion goes after Dr. Stillwell and tries to kill her only for Spider-Man and Dr. Andrews to invervene. Scorpion escapes as Spider-Man leaves Dr. Stillwell for the police.

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appears in Spider-Man: Friend or Foe, voiced by Fred Tatasciore.^{[citation needed]} He is one of several enemies under Mysterio's mind control. Spider-Man encounters Scorpion in a lava-filled area within the Sea Caves on Tangaroa Island. After he is freed from the Control Amulet, Scorpion joins up with Spider-Man.

• Mac Gargan appears in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, voiced by Chopper Bernet (Venom), and by Jim Cummings (Scorpion).^{[citation needed]} Venom appears as a playable character (with Eddie Brock's Venom form as an alternate appearance) and can be on either the pro-registration side or anti-registration side.^[100] In the Geffen-Meyer Chemicals cutscenes, he is present with the Thunderbolts. In the second cutscene there, Venom alongside Bullseye, the Green Goblin and Lady Deathstrike end up attacking S.H.I.E.L.D. agents and setting up bombs when the Control Nanites end up taking a mind of their own. In the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions, the heroes end up fighting Venom and the Goblin while Nick Fury LMD tries to disarm some of the bombs. In the cutscene depicted at Prison 42, Venom ends up attacking Nanite Control Officer Swanson and the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents alongside while the other nanite-controlled supervillains attack both sides. When in Wakanda following a transmission from Fury's nanite-controlled form, the Goblin and Venom attack the heroes in Black Panther's palace. After being defeated and cured, Venom and the Goblin are unlocked. In the PSP, Wii, and PS2 versions, the players fight Venom in Prison 42 after the cutscene there. Scorpion appears as a boss in the game's Wii, PS2, and PSP versions. Scorpion is among the supervillains taken over by the Fold. Scorpion and the Goblin fights the heroes in Prison 42.

• The Mac Gargan version of Venom appears in Marvel: Avengers Alliance.^{[citation needed]} He is featured in the 11th Spec-Ops Missions. In the 12th Spec-Ops mission, Venom is a member of Dell Rusk's Dark Avengers.

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appears as a playable character in Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2.^[101]

• The Mac Gargan version of Venom appears as a playable character in Spider-Man Unlimited.^[102]

• The Mac Gargan version of Scorpion appears in the 2018 Spider-Man video game,^[103] voiced again by Jason Spisak.^{[citation needed]} This version of the character is a former small-time criminal, rather than a private investigator, and gained his scorpion-themed suit after he signed up for an untested procedure to fuse a human body with a mechanized suit; the experiment enchaned Gargan's strength and speed to superhuman levels, and left him with an unremovable armor, that allows him to shoot a hallucinogenic and eventually fatal neurotoxin from his tail, but also made him more aggresive and easier to infuriate. Afterwards, Scorpion decided to become a mercenary for hire, which led to his many encounters with Spider-Man, as most of his employers were enemies of the hero as well. Alongside Kingpin, Shocker, Tombstone, Electro, Rhino and Vulture, Scorpions serves as one of Spider-Man's oldest enemies, having already fought him several times during the hero's past eight years career, and, some time prior to the events of the game, was defeated by Spider-Man and imprisoned in the Raft, a maximum security prison designed especially for super-villains. After Otto Octavius (now calling himself 'Doctor Octopus') attacks both Ryker's Island and the Raft, resulting in massive prison breakouts, he releases Scorpion, Electro, Rhino, Vulture and Mister Negative and recruits them to form the Sinister Six, promising to fulfill each one's desires; Scorpion wishes to have his criminal record expunged and his gambling bets erased. When Spider-Man comes to investigate the breakout, Scorpion attacks the hero while he is fighting escaped inmates, and later joins his fellow Sinister Six members in ambushing the hero after Electro lured him to a landing pad. Spider-Man is easily defeated by the Sinister Six, although Octavius orders them not to kill him (because, as it is revealed at the end of the game, Octavius is aware of Spider-Man's secret identity). The Sinister Six then split up to fulfill their respective tasks, with Scorpion being sent to poison the city's water supply. Spider-Man tracks him down foils his plan, but Scorpion escapes and injects him with his poison, which causes Spider-Man strange hallucinations before it would eventually kill him; nevertheless, Spider-Man manages to create and inject himself with an antidote just in time. Scorpion later joins forces with Rhino to help him succeed in his task - to destroy the medical aid stations set up by Oscorp for the people infected with the Devil's Breath virus - and the two are seen at the docks, fighting some Sable International mercenaries who are guarding the stations. Miles Morales accidentally encounters Scorpion and Rhino while he is at the docks, trying to get some antibiotics, but he manages to escape from them and then calls Peter Parker to tell him about what has happened. The police later tracks down Scorpion and Rhino at the docks and Spider-Man arrives to defeat the two villains and foil their attack. Spider-Man ultimately defeats both of them, turning them against each other and trapping them inside a shipping container, just as the police arrives to take them back into custody. In his character biography, Spider-Man states that he took a long time to develop webbing strong enough to hold Scorpion down, and that every time they fought, Scorpion would always sting him with his tail.

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