any kind. He is on friendly terms with the zombie Diablo. He is eventually killed by Machine Man. Spider-Man: Reign 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. Spider-Verse 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. Ultimate Marvel The Ultimate Marvel comics feature Maximus Gargan, a tattooed Mexican mob boss that worked with the Prowler (Aaron Davis). This version is the second villain to take on the Scorpion alias, 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. 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 uneasy alliance of Spider-Man and Prowler. Before his debut, a clone of Peter Parker wearing Scorpion armor and using the Scorpion name was featured in the "Ultimate Clone Saga" arc, but was defeated and imprisoned in the Baxter Building. In other media Television Mac Gargan / Scorpion appears in Spider-Man (1967), voiced by Carl Banas. This version's villainous nature was amplified when Farley Stillwell turned him into the Scorpion. The Scorpion appears in the Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends episode "Attack of the Arachnoid", voiced by Neil Ross. Mac Gargan / Scorpion appears in Spider-Man (1994), voiced initially by Martin Landau before Richard Moll took over. Introduced in "The Sting of the Scorpion", this version is initially a neurotic, plump, and balding private eye working for J. Jonah Jameson. In an attempt to discover Spider-Man's identity, Jameson convinces Gargan to allow Dr. Farley Stillwell to use the Neogenic Recombinator to transform him into a superhero. As the Scorpion, Gargan defeats Spider-Man, but is overcome with pain as he undergoes further uncontrolled mutations that give him green skin, yellow eyes, and talon-like fingers. Driven insane and believing more radiation will return him to normal, Gargan attempts to gain access to a nuclear reactor and destroy New York in the process, but is defeated by Spider-Man and arrested.