Who Is Guardian? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Guardian (Spectrum Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.
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Who Is Byzantium Mack? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Byzantium Mack (DC Comics): Hippie sorcerer and regular at the House of Mystery
Who Is Sukia? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Sukia (Edifumetto): Sukia is a Vampiric antihero. This erotic character was created by Italian author Nicola del Principe. Her best friend and steadfast companion is a ga
Who Is Sherman Davies? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Sherman Davies (Antarctic Press): origin, story and key facts about the character.
Who Is Dorothy Lestrade? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Dorothy Lestrade (Antarctic Press): origin, story and key facts about the character.
Who Is Saga? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Saga (Marvel): Goddess of poetry.
Who Is Billy the Cat? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Billy the Cat (D.C. Thomson & Co.): Billy the Cat is a school kid with superhuman agility.
Who Is Bobby Badoing? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Bobby Badoing (Creator-Owned): Super Duper's Super-Bouncy Ball Of Fun!
Who Is Eva Braun? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Eva Braun (Non-Fictional): Hitler’s mistress and briefly his wife.
Who Is Ephialtes? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Ephialtes (Non-Fictional): Traitor to King Leonidas
Who Is Xerxes? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Xerxes (Non-Fictional): King of Persia who defeated Leonidas at the Battle of Thermopylae
Who Is Leonidas? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Leonidas (Non-Fictional): The legendary Greek King Leonidas of Sparta who died in the Battle of Thermopylae fighting against a Persian invasion.
Who Is Henry Ayers? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Henry Ayers (Lightspeed Press): Father of Jaeger, a woodsman of few words.
Who Is Les Soffit? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Les Soffit (Lightspeed Press): Free Market warden, suspected that Jaeger was an Anvard citizen posing as a Free Trader.
Who Is Terry Ellis Lockhart? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Terry Ellis Lockhart (Lightspeed Press): Biological father to Emma Grosvenor, grandfather to Rachel, Lynne and Marcie.
Who Is Rachel Grosvenor? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Rachel Grosvenor (Lightspeed Press): Eldest child of Emma and Brigham Grosvenor
Who Is Medusa? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Medusa (In the Public Domain): Medusa is a legendary monster with petrifying gaze from Greek Mythology.
Who Is Blythe? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Blythe (Lightspeed Press): Emma Grosvenor's personal AI assistant
Who Is Gregory? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Gregory (DC Comics): Gregory is Cain's pet gargoyle
Who Is Goldie? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Goldie (DC Comics): Baby gargoyle and pet of Abel
Who Is Lucien? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Lucien (DC Comics): Lucien is the chief librarian of the Dreaming and once the original raven companion to the Lord of Dreams.
Who Is Nuala? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Nuala (DC Comics): From Faerie, Nuala served Dream of the Endless for a time after she'd been given to him as a gift.
Who Is Jumella? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Jumella (DC Comics): Abel's twin sister.
Who Is Magpie? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Magpie (DC Comics): She was a cleptomaniac, serial killer, jewel thief and the first villain Batman and Superman teamed-up together on the New Earth.
Who Is Elaine Belloc? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Elaine Belloc (DC Comics): Elaine Belloc's life story is more or less what the Lucifer series revolves around, as it tells the transition from being an "ordinary" girl to the su
Who Is Edgar Allan Poe? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Edgar Allan Poe (Non-Fictional): An American poet (January 19, 1809 – October 7, 1849) author, editor, and literary critic first known for such poetry as "The Raven". He later was kno
Who Is The Black Knight? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
The Black Knight (In the Public Domain): The Black Knight from Arthurian legend.
Who Is Visage? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Visage (Marvel): An energy-based woman who blamed Iron Man and the Super-Human Registration Act for ruining her life.
Who Is Wayne Williams? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Wayne Williams (DC Comics): The Batman of the DC Universe as imagined by Stan Lee.
Who Is Titania? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Titania (In the Public Domain): Queen of the Fairies in Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Who Is Oberon? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Oberon (In the Public Domain): Oberon is the King of the Fairies in Arthurian Legend and in Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Who Is Obrey? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Obrey (DC Comics): Lord of Windan in Faerie, he becomes Regent and then King, and is eventually killed by Auberon. Husband first of Dymphna and then of Titania.
Who Is Dymphna? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Dymphna (DC Comics): Auberon's aunt and one-time Queen of Faerie.
Who Is Corinthian? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Corinthian (DC Comics): A nightmare created to be the dark mirror of humanity.
Who Is John Hathaway? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
John Hathaway (DC Comics): John Hathaway was the senior curator at the Royal Museum in London.
Who Is W. B. Yeats? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
W. B. Yeats (Non-Fictional): An Irish poet, dramatist, and politician.
Who Is Oscar Wilde? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Oscar Wilde (Non-Fictional): An Irish poet, playwright, author and aesthete from the 19th century.
Who Is Roderick Burgess? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Roderick Burgess (DC Comics): Roderick is a magician, who instead of capturing Death, captured Dream. He tried throughout his life to bargain with Dream, who didn't give in. Roderi
Who Is Robert Gadling? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Robert Gadling (DC Comics): Robert "Hob" Gadling is a man whose bluster earned him everlasting life when it was overheard by Death and Morpheus in a 14th century English pub.
Who Is Anton Arcane? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Anton Arcane (DC Comics): Arcane uses no weaponry - except his loyal Un-men. His powers are all sorcerous in nature - including raising the dead to some semblance of life. Some