57 Facts About Death-Stalker

Death-Stalker was the head of the school that trained orphaned girls into human weapons.

Death-Stalker used her powers to hypnotize Spider-Man into battling The Shroud in an attempt to kill both of them.

Death-Stalker briefly appeared later as a captive of Locksmith, but was saved by Spider-Woman.

Death-Stalker served in several missions, mainly going up against the Avengers.

Death-Stalker took some time out to work with Superia and the Femizons as they battled Captain America.

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Death-Stalker later became master of the Undying Ones' dimension after defeating the Nameless One.

Death-Stalker's first fight was with White Tiger who he actually managed to knock down.

Death-Stalker encountered his master while he was trying to drain the life from Spider-Man.

Death-Stalker never got along with his criminal brother Aaron Davis.

Death-Stalker tells his wife what happens and they go looking for Miles, finding their son at Ganke Lee's house.

Death-Stalker was one of the thinkers spawned by the Renaissance, and became one of the most important polymaths of that era.

Death-Stalker travelled to the 1960s, where he was confronted by the new leader of the Shield, Leonid, the son of Isaac Newton and the Deviant Morda.

Death-Stalker has been blessed with powers and weapons from Heaven.

Death-Stalker was a wealthy man prior to embarking on a career as a professional criminal.

Death-Stalker constructed a "time displacer ray" which could teleport its target into another dimension.

Death-Stalker tried several times to kill Daredevil and build a new t-ray machine, but most of his battles with Daredevil ended in a draw.

Death-Stalker traveled to the Florida Everglades in search of papers relating to Ted Sallis' experiments and encountered the Man-Thing.

Death-Stalker later stole a set of ancient Lemurian mirror lenses from various museums and used them to create a powerful gun in order to destroy Daredevil.

Death-Stalker reappeared in a third costumed guise as the second Death's-Head, gifting an enforcer called the Smasher with superhuman strength and kidnapping Karen Page in order to force her to give him the original Death's Head's research.

Death-Stalker was defeated by Daredevil and the Ghost Rider, killing the Smasher with his touch during the battle.

Daredevil found out about the gathering and in the resulting confrontation Death-Stalker touched one of his underlings, frightening the others away.

Death-Stalker attempted to kill Daredevil while the crime-fighter was hospitalized, but was stopped by the Avengers.

Death-Stalker created a new Unholy Three and had them kidnap Matt Murdock, whose secret identity as Daredevil he had learned by observation from between dimensions.

Daredevil was taken to St Stephens Cemetery, where Death-Stalker killed two of the Unholy Three and attacked Daredevil.

Death-Stalker was, for a brief time, survived by his mother, Elizabeth Dawes Sterling.

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Death-Stalker is among the villains hired by Purple Man to help him start his new criminal empire.

Death-Stalker could become visible but intangible, or visible and tangible as he desired.

Death-Stalker had to materialize tangibly, and in full, on Earth for the device to be effective — a "lone weakness" which Daredevil learned he could exploit to attack Sterling.

Death-Stalker arrived at his church one day to find Cloak and Dagger, who came seeking sanctuary.

Death-Stalker even led away police detective Brigid O'Reilly and defended them from the police.

Death-Stalker's church has acted as their superhero base of sorts and he has aided other superheroes like Spider-Man and the New Mutants.

Death-Stalker is visited by Dagger's uncle, Michael Bowen, who has replaced Delgado at the Holy Ghost Church.

Death-Stalker is eventually released and reports to Mister Jip about Cloak and Dagger.

Death-Stalker confesses that, as soon as she got proof of Tyrone's innocence, she killed Connors.

Death-Stalker is the daughter of Marc Spector and Marlene Alraune.

Death-Stalker took the name Discus, as his weapon of choice was a throwing disc; he usually carried disc-shaped flying blades.

Death-Stalker begins working as a janitor at Sister Margaret's School for Wayward Children, but Deadpool and Weasel refuse to have him join in any missions.

Death-Stalker is later abducted by the alien the Stranger to his laboratory world, where she and other abductees are manipulated by the Overmind into battling Quasar.

Death-Stalker is the Life Foundation's leader who is constantly at odds with Spider-Man and Eddie Brock.

Death-Stalker lays waste to the entire facility, killing many of his former employees.

Death-Stalker possesses a nano-tech weapon capable of disrupting occult energies, which he calls Linda.

Death-Stalker is reawakened by the Deviants and acts as a beacon for the Horde as he proceeds to "judge" Earth.

Death-Stalker's armour is able to easily withstand strikes from nuclear warheads and planetary impacts.

Death-Stalker's birth killed her mother, and gave the Dreamqueen all her memories.

Death-Stalker was born in a similar "dream dimension" of her own called Liveworld, of which she is the ruler.

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Death-Stalker possesses a gifted intelligence, is entirely self-educated in the study of sorcery, and gains her powers through the manipulation of the forces of magic.

Death-Stalker had a short temper and was always getting after his soldiers for "goldbricking".

Death-Stalker was always picking on Rogers and Barnes for not being heroes, an ironic claim as he was unaware of their dual identities.

Death-Stalker had nearly put two and two together, but would later deny the possibility.

Death-Stalker had a crush on Betsy Ross though this was retconned to show that he had a lover overseas named Flo.

Death-Stalker is Steve Rogers's commanding officer and much like Chester Phillips saw more promise in Gilmore Hodge then Rogers.

Death-Stalker then teamed up with Wolverine to battle Lyle Doome who went by the name Virus.

Death-Stalker met with Professor Charles Xavier and became the FBI's federal liaison with the X-Men.

Death-Stalker was then provided a special headband so that he can communicate with Xavier whenever it was necessary.

Death-Stalker helped Xavier with the eventual recruitment of Scott Summers.

Death-Stalker takes on Xavier and his students for the CIA and monitors them for future missions.

Death-Stalker made his first modern age appearance in The Twelve.