Who Is Willow? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Willow (Company-Licensed): As a teenager, Willow met the Slayer, and became a close friend and fellow adventurer. Later, she became one of the most powerful witches on Earth, ne
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Willow (Company-Licensed): As a teenager, Willow met the Slayer, and became a close friend and fellow adventurer. Later, she became one of the most powerful witches on Earth, ne

Spike (Company-Licensed): An infamous vampire, Spike began to help Buffy in her fight once he could no longer bite humans. Later, he fought to get his soul back so that Buffy c

Drusilla (Company-Licensed): Drusilla was the love of Spike the vampire for several hundred years, and was also Spike's sire. She was tormented emotionally and psychologically bef

Electrode (Fictioneer Books): A scientist whose love of comics caused him to give himself super-powers.

Mister X (Creator-Owned): Mister X claims to be one of the architects of Radiant City. His use of the theory of "psychetecture" has caused the citizenry to go mad, as he himsel

Steve Gerber (Non-Fictional): A self-insert of the comic book writer Steve Gerber, who made humorous cameos in series that Gerber himself penned, like Man-Thing and Crazy.

Charlie Brown (United Feature Syndicate): The central character of the comic strip, Peanuts.

John Lennon (Non-Fictional): John Lennon was the rhythm guitarist and singer for the legendary Beatles. He would go on to have an amazing solo career after there breakup. Regarded

John Wayne (Non-Fictional): John Wayne was a famous American actor that primarily starred in westerns and military movies. He became an American Icon which lead to thousands of d

Beetle Bailey (King Features Syndicate): Beetle Bailey is the main character of the American comic strip of the same name created by Mort Walker.

Andy Capp (Unknown Publisher): Created by Reg Smythe in 1957, Andy Capp is a satirical comic strip about a drunk and lazy unemployed fellow. He appears in the Daily Mirror newspaper

Paul McCartney (Non-Fictional): The lead singer and bass player of the legendary Beatles. He has also sung lead for Wings.

George Harrison (Non-Fictional): George Harrison was guitarist and singer for the legendary Beatles. He would become a respected film producer and musician after their break up.

Michael Jackson (Non-Fictional): Michael Jackson aka the King of Pop, is one of the most well-known and talked about pop stars. Michael had suffered from Vitiligo that was responsible

Gregory Peck (Non-Fictional): a well known Hollywood actor for many decades, but especially during the 1940's-1960's.

Southern Cross (Cyclone Comics): Born with a limited telekinetic ability, Davis was implanted with a device that when used in conjunction with a cane he carries as a power source incr

Lt Smith (Cyclone Comics): Briliant tactician and master of all forms of combat Lt Smith was chosen by the Australian military to lead its super trouble shooting squad.

Adam West (Non-Fictional): Adam West was a television actor and comedian known for playing Batman. After the show ended he was typecast and disappeared into obscurity until late

The Dingo (Cyclone Comics): The son of gypsies, Costas Borgas's father was used by the Nazis for genetic experiments in WWII. As a result of this, Costas is able to turn into a w

Nightfighter (Cyclone Comics): Adam west was infested with a virus developed by the C.S.I.R.O (the Australian science institute) the virus gives him super strength and lowers pain r

The Grandstander (Cyclone Comics): The Grandstander, created by Tad Pietrzykowski, is an assassin and mercenary, enemy of The Dark Nebula and the Southern Squadron. He is armed with a j

Colonel Rivers (Cyclone Comics): Colonel Ralph Rivers was the Australian golden age hero known as the Crimson Comet. The winged warrior later became the advisor and overseer of the Au

Slasher (Antarctic Press): A sadistic criminal with a penchant for whips.

Vikki Belle (NBM): An adult comic character created by Colin Murray.

Afterglow (Broadway): Afterglow was a member of Blood SuperCovertRenegadeEliteAnti-Mutants as well as the girlfriend of Superion.

Superion (Broadway): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Seth (Drawn & Quarterly): A semi-autobiographical avatar of the real-life cartoonist of the same name.

Doctor Fear (Marvel): Golden Age Blazing Skull foe that wore a fear inducing mask.

Arthur (Capcom): Arthur of Camelot.

Dynamo (Fox Comics (US)): While conducting an experiment, research scientist Jim Andrews got caught between two dynamos which sent a current of energy through his body. Instead

Kalo (Drawn & Quarterly): A cartoonist who once contributed to the New Yorker, then retired in obscurity.

Red Queen (In the Public Domain): Often confused with or a combination with the Queen of Hearts.

Lily (Aspen MLT): A girl who was thrown out from training to become Executive Assistant because of Iris.

Joshua Blaine (Marvel): Joshua Blaine was a criminal that used the name Robin Hood.

White Fang (Marvel): "The clay had been moulded until the creature became what it was, morose and lonely, unlovin and ferocious, the enemy of all it's kind.....and so it w

The Invisible Man (Marvel): Golden Age hero with the ability to turn himself invisible.

H. G. Wells (Non-Fictional): British Writer famous for his Science-Fiction stories. Together with Jules Verne, he has been called "The Father of Science Fiction".

Bram Stoker (Non-Fictional): An Irish writer who created Dracula.

Mara Jade (Company-Licensed): Mara Jade used to be the Emperor's Hand for Emperor Palpatine and was ordered to kill Luke Skywalker. After many encounters and adventures, Luke and M

Ysanne Isard (Company-Licensed): Ysanne Isard earned her unofficial title of “IceHeart” through her cruel misdoings. Cold-Blooded beyond any belief, with a side of vileness left over.