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Stan Lee's Forgotten Ravage 2099
Marvel's 1990s eco-warrior Ravage 2099 is now Spider-Man's new villain after 34 years.
In brief
Marvel's 1990s eco-warrior Ravage 2099 is now Spider-Man's new villain after 34 years. Marvel revived Paul-Phillip Ravage as Spider-Man's new villain in Amazing Spider-Man #1000, erasing the original 1990s character from pop culture. Originally reported by ScreenRant.
Stan Lee's Forgotten Character
Stan Lee created many iconic Marvel heroes across decades but one character remains overlooked.
Ravage 2099 Debuted in 1992
Marvel launched Ravage 2099 in 1992 with Stan Lee plotting the first eight issues.
Ravage's 33-Issue Run
Ravage 2099 ran for thirty-three issues plus major crossover appearances.
Ravage's Permanent Exile
Doom 2099 blasted Ravage into space in the final issue, ending his run.
Ravage's Modern Relevance
Ravage remains forgotten despite Spider-Man 2099 becoming a staple of Spider-Man's mythos.
New Ravage Emerges
Amazing Spider-Man #1000 revealed Cormac Crane as the new Ravage with memory-manipulation powers.
Ravage's Legacy
The original Ravage is now Spider-Man's new villain after 34 years, erasing his legacy.
The headline
Marvel revived Paul-Phillip Ravage as Spider-Man's new villain in Amazing Spider-Man #1000, erasing the original 1990s character from pop culture.
