Who Is Golden Arrow? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Golden Arrow (Fawcett Publications): Golden Arrow uses arrows tipped with gold to fight crime on the frontier.
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Golden Arrow (Fawcett Publications): Golden Arrow uses arrows tipped with gold to fight crime on the frontier.

Spy Smasher (DC Comics): Spy Smasher has been around since the 1940's and began with wealthy sportsman Alan Armstrong tirelessly to keep his country safe from those that wish

Alice Monaghan (Creator-Owned): An Irish woman who as a baby was rescued by Hellboy from the Daoine Sidhe.

Dan Dare (Virgin Comics): Daniel Macgregor Dare was the premier pilot of Earth's international space fleet and led expeditions to every planet in the solar system and beyond. H

Mr. Terrific (DC Comics): Michael Holt aka Mr. Terrific is the 3rd smartest man alive. Mr. Terrific embodies his Golden Age predecessor's slogan of "Fair Play", and is currentl

The Gay Ghost (DC Comics): A ghost from 1700 who returned to fight injustice to be reunited with his beloved.

Zatara (DC Comics): Giovanni "John" Zatara was an Italian illusionist with powerful magic cast by uttering the effect backwards, first appearing in Action Comics #1. He i

Marco Polo (Non-Fictional): Explorer and Merchant who introduced Europeans to Central Asia and China

Pep Morgan (DC Comics): He is an athlete from the golden age of DC Comics.

Scoop Scanlon (DC Comics): Star investigative reporter and crime-fighter.

Tex Thomson (DC Comics): Wealthy "Tex" Thomson sought out adventure and became Mr. America. He would later go on to become the Americommando and fight the power of the Axis be

Lou Gehrig (Non-Fictional): Legendary New York Yankee baseball player. His record of playing in the most consecutive games stood for decades, but was finally broken by Cal Ripken

Babe Ruth (Non-Fictional): The Sultan of swing, One of the greatest baseball players of all time. He set many records in his time including career home-runs and the single seaso

Jack O'Diamonds (Marvel): Jack Winters' body was transformed into a Living Diamond after being exposed to radioactive material. He was the first enemy fought by Cyclops before

Charles Darwin (Non-Fictional): Brought forth the idea of the "theory of evolution" in his book On the Origin of Species.

Rebecca Essex (Marvel): Rebecca was the wife of Nathantiel Essex whom lived in the 19th century before Nathaniel became Mister Sinister

Sniper (Marvel): Rich van Burian served with Frank Castle as a sharp shooter during the Vietnam War. After the war he became a contract killer.

Silver Sword (DC Comics): Doctor Kaua was the curator of the Hawaiian Historical Museum and an archeologist who wanted to become a superhero. One day he walks on a secluded bea

Sledge (DC Comics): A sociopathic genetically engineered super soldier with super strength and invulnerability, Sledge holds a vendetta against all things American; he fi

Inspector Makoa (DC Comics): Inspector Sam Makoa is the Chief of the Honolulu Special Crimes Unit, and has fought alongside Superboy on occasion.

Fantomius (Disney): A Gentleman thief in 1920's Duckburg and Phantom Duck's predecessor.

Thunder Girl (Big Bang Comics): based on C. C. Beck's creation Mary Marvel of DC Comics. Molly Wilson transformed into Thunder Girl by shouting the magic word "Alakazam!"
The Beacon (Big Bang Comics): Dr. Julia Gardner is the Beacon of Earth A. She is inspired in DC's character Green Lantern from the Silver Age.

Hypernaut (Image): In the world of 1963, Hypernaut is a deep-space superhero and is one of many who has taken up the mantle. He is allusion to Silver Surfer and Adam War

Ultiman (Big Bang Comics): A superhero based on Superman, Ultiman has two versions both with the same powers but with little differences.

Knight Watchman (Big Bang Comics): Knight Watchman is based in Midway City where he fought crime for fifty years while maintaining a career as a fashion designer.

USA (Image): He is a patriotic-themed superhero who battles Communists and he is a member of the Tomorrow Syndicate. He is allusion to Captain America.

Captain Easy (Newspaper Enterprise Association): American Swashbuckler

Master Jansen (DC Comics): A Zen Buddhist Master Monk who trained and became a sensei to Green Arrow and Connor Hawke

Seljuk (DC Comics): An assassin sent to murder the young prince, Ali, when the others couldn't get the job done.

Hyrax (DC Comics): She was the leader of the Eden Corps.

Gordon Deitrich (DC Comics): A small-time criminal who takes in Evey Hammond after she is abandoned by V

Gan Nguyen (DC Comics): An ally of Black Canary's from her Seattle days.

Doctor Tomorrow (Valiant/Acclaim): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Whiplash (Mattel): Whiplash is one of Skeletor's henchmen. He was exiled from his clan for cheating them. His former clan is known as the Caligars who once fought along

Nicholas Kotero (DC Comics): A serial killer that has a vendetta against Green Arrow

The Hook (DC Comics): The Hook was a member of the League of Assassins and the man who shot and killed Boston Brand, making Brand into the Deadman. Post-Flashpoint, he was

Killing (Ponzoni Editore): A character who belongs to the sub-genre known as "Fumetti Neri". He is heavily inspired by Kriminal.

Christopher (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Green Arrow story in the post-Crisis universe.

Myra Fermin (DC Comics): Former newscaster and current mayor of Hub City.