Who Is Ingrid Bergman? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Ingrid Bergman (Non-Fictional): A lovely Swedish actress whose most prominent films were of the 1940's.
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Ingrid Bergman (Non-Fictional): A lovely Swedish actress whose most prominent films were of the 1940's.

Dendrok (Marvel): Dendrok is a native of Attilan and therefore an Inhuman. He was on the Inhuman high council. He wore luminescent armor and had short, sharp spines cov

Adam (In the Public Domain): The first man according to the Bible.

Urien (Capcom): Urien is the brother of Gill, the leader of the Illuminati. Valuing his own ego and ambition over anything else, Urien strives to surpass his brother

Sylvester Pussycat (Company-Licensed): The Warner Brothers cat who is always after Tweety Bird. Suffering Succotash!

Ethan Warren (Marvel): An old enemy of Wolverine from the times of World War II.

Tantaro (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Human Cannonball (Marvel): A somewhat weak member of the Circus of Crime.

Princess Python (Marvel): Seductive snake charmer and, notably, the first villainess Spider-Man ever faced.

Marlo Chandler-Jones (Marvel): Marlo Chandler-Jones is the wife of Rick Jones and former lover to both the Hulk and Moondragon. Due to her relationship with Rick, she has often foun

Super-Adaptoid (Marvel): An artificial being created by the terrorist group A.I.M. for their plans to assassinate Captain America, it holds a fragment of the Cosmic Cube that

Cary St. Lawrence (Marvel): A soldier of the U.S. Military whom fought against the Hulk a couple of times

Armageddon (Marvel): Armageddon is the son of Apocalypse in Earth-2182 - Nocturne's home reality. He is a member of X-Men in his reality.

Hotshot (Marvel): A former Middletown resident, Louis Lembert was a high school athlete. After the Leader's bomb exploded, he was one of five survivors gifted with gamm

Jailbait (Marvel): A member of the Leader's Riot Squad, Jailbait has the mental power to create energy 'cages' around whatever she sees. The 'cage' keeps her prisoner co

Night Tiger (E Train): Gail Grant is a former ATF agent, but after a tragedy became Night Tiger to fight against drugs.

Brian Banner (Marvel): Brian Banner is the mentally unstable and abusive alcoholic father of Bruce Banner, the Incredible Hulk.

Mercy (Marvel): A missionary of extraterrestrial origin who takes it upon herself to kill those who don't have the strength to commit suicide out of despair, thinking

Tommy Sharp (DC Comics): The man who believed he could out the Fable community as vampires, unfortunately they took care of him...than Bluebeard shot him.

Trinity (DC Comics): Trinity is the woman with three faces, Time, War, and Chaos. Each possess their own power, her life is full of mystery but she was a member of the Soc

Trevor Barnes (DC Comics): A worker for the United Nations and romantic interest of Wonder Woman.

Giganta (DC Comics): A villainous vixen with the power to grow into a towering, incredibly strong giantess. She often comes into conflict with Wonder Woman.

Doctor Poison (DC Comics): Doctor Poison disguises her gender with a bulky costume and is an expert in all things poison.

Cyborgirl (DC Comics): LeTonya Charles destroyed herself due to the drug "Tar", but was given a second chance when she became Cyborgirl!

Wonder Girl (DC Comics): Cassandra Sandsmark was originally the daughter of Olympian God Zeus and Dr. Helena Sandsmark. She became the second Wonder Girl in an attempt to save

Angle Man (DC Comics): Angle Man wields the awesome Angler - a triangular device which opens spatial portals allowing him to warp through space.

Fury (Kosmatos) (DC Comics): Helena Kosmatos was a WWII heroine who was adopted by Hippolyta Queen of the Amazons and who channels the power of Greek furies.

Helena Sandsmark (DC Comics): The mother of Cassandra Sandsmark, the second Wonder Girl, Helena Sandsmark is an archaeologist who befriended Wonder Woman.

Lizard King (DC Comics): Man who wanted to obtain Aztek's helmet with the goal to become the champion of light who will defeat the threat of Tezcatlipoca.

Anaya (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Rhea (In the Public Domain): Rhea is the partner of Cronus and the mother of Zeus. Along with Cronus she was the offspring of Gaea the earth and Uranus the heavens and they were T

Phillipus (DC Comics): Amazon General and Hippolyta's lover.

Demeter (In the Public Domain): The Greek goddess of fertility and harvest, Demeter is also the mother of Persephone. Demeter is also one of the six children of The Titans Cronus and

Isis (DC Comics): Adrianna Tomaz was originally a slave of Intergang, and offered to Black Adam as a bribe. She eventually fell in love with him, and through the interv

Mammitu (In the Public Domain): Mesopotamian goddess of judgement and destiny, worshipped by the Amazons of Bana-Mighdall.

Hestia (In the Public Domain): Hestia was the Goddess of the Hearth and Home. She was the oldest Olympian. She is the eldest daughter of Cronus and Rhea.

Antiope (DC Comics): Antiope was the second Amazon to break free of the waters of the Aegean, after Hippolyta, and is her younger sister.

Silver Swan (Alexandros) (DC Comics): An ugly duckling who became the beautiful Silver Swan after striking a deal with her ancestor, Ares.

Julia Kapatelis (DC Comics): She was a Harvard teacher and was one of the first women of who Wonder Woman met that wasn't an Amazon.

Circe (DC Comics): Circe is a legendary sorceress from Greek mythology who acts as a super-villain and enemy to Wonder Woman. Immortal and undying, she is a centuries-ol