Who Is Janice Rand? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Janice Rand (Company-Licensed): Janice Rand is a member of Star Fleet best known for her service aboard the USS Enterprise.
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Janice Rand (Company-Licensed): Janice Rand is a member of Star Fleet best known for her service aboard the USS Enterprise.

Salomé (Marvel): Salomé is a powerful sorceress, former member of the Blood and the Fallen.

Rupert Thorne (DC Comics): Rupert Thorne stands as Gotham City's long standing top crime boss. With various "business ventures" being undone by the Batman, he has a steady inter

Roxy Rocket (DC Comics): A former Hollywood stunt double turned thrill-seeking thief.

Jamm (DC Comics): Slacker skater-dude who gained mind-control powers after being fed off of by the alien parasite Angon.

Jacques Foccart (DC Comics): Jacques Foccart became a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes after drinking the same serum that gave Lyle Norg, the original Invisible Kid, his power

Surya (In the Public Domain): Sun god in hindu mythology.

Grendel Gambler (Creator-Owned): Calhoun is a rogue Grendel obsessed with gambling and his former love, Simone.

Tribune (Marvel): Enemy of Daredevil, a right-wing extremist who seeks to punish those who he perceives as un-patriotic or un-American.

Dr. Minerva (Marvel): The blue skinned Kree genetic scientist and spy to the home-world of Kree-Lar found Captain Mar-Vell's genetic attributes as a viable mate. Gaining si

Milo (Marvel): Friend of Conan.

Commissioner Dolan (Register and Tribune Syndicate): Police Commissioner in Central City, the Spirit's town.

Major Vale (Image): A military general who was put in charge of the demonic "Simmonsville."

Mekros (DC Comics): Hired to hunt Batman.

Bloodsport (DC Comics): DuBois got drafted to go to the Vietnam War, but fled out of fear of dying. His brother took his place and was seriously injured. Out of guilt and man

Grendel Curator (Creator-Owned): Gloria DeVere is a Grendel art curator who desires a more exciting life. She lives during the era of the Grendel-Khan.

Devlin O'Ryan (DC Comics): A reporter from the 30th century, Devlin gained the ability to repel any object or force that approached him at a speed of more than about ten miles p

Loomis (DC Comics): Loomis is the Legion of Super-Heroes' engineer and handyman who maintains their headquarters in the "Five Years Later" timeline. He is from the planet

Kono (DC Comics): Kono has the ability to transfer the mass of one object to another, making objects heavier or lighter, or even allowing her to phase through walls.

Sade (DC Comics): Sade is an assassin in the 30th century with the ability to teleport. She is an ally of the Superhuman Underground Battle Squad and the Legion of Supe

Hillary Clinton (Non-Fictional): A political figure, wife to 42nd US president Bill Clinton, one of the final two Democratic presidential nominees in 2008, and the Democratic presiden

Newstar (Warp Graphics): Daughter of Rainsong and Woodlock; sister of Wing and Mender; lifemate of unnamed elf; mother of Kimo. WolfRider of the SunVillage.

Dart (Warp Graphics): Dart is one of the original Wolfriders in Wendy & Richard Pini's elfQuest. He becomes the defender of the Sun Villagers, training desert elves how

Deathgrin (Marvel): Daniel Davis would wear the Macedonian Death-Mask to become Deathgrin and would come into conflict with Nightwatch.

Slayback (Marvel): One of Deadpool's villains, Slayback has returned from the dead to seek revenge on the Merc with a Mouth.

Marilla (Marvel): Marilla was Luna's nanny, and her mother Crystal's nanny when she was a girl. She was murdered by a brain washed Tony Stark.

Nychus (DC Comics): Nona Bennis was a government psychiatrist aboard the Monitor-One space station. While trying to unlock extra sensory abilities within her test subject

Mayfly (DC Comics): An assassin that was hired to kill Wonder Woman.

General Sunderland (DC Comics): One of the primary antagonists of Swamp Thing in the early era, this shadowy general will stop at nothing until Swamp Thing is captured or killed.

Tasha Yar (Company-Licensed): Former Chief of Security and Tactical officer of the USS Enterprise D, Lieutenant Yar died on a away mission, Leaving Lt. Worf to replace her,

Evillo (DC Comics): Evillo is an evil prince who runs the dark planet called Tartarus. His evil machinations have caused him to come into conflict against the Legion of S

Policy Pam (DC Comics): Policy Pam is a superhero/insurance salesman from the 31st Century. She has the power to sell any type of insurance policy to anyone and compulsively

Flicker (DC Comics): As a "head hunter" for Pan-Galactic Placement Services, it was the job of the mercenary called Flicker to track and capture formidable warriors for a

Composite (Marvel): Leader of the enslaved Inhumans of the 31st century

Hellspawn (Marvel): Evil demonic-looking doppelganger of Daredevil.

Lady Arcane (Heroic Publishing): Donnah Hannah takes the guise of Lady Arcane as the successor of her grandfather, Dr.Arcane's, mystic arts. Investigating the occult or joining the Ch

Doctor Arcane (Heroic Publishing): Dr. Arcane is a aged magician who was around since the second World War. He has battled great mystical evil assisting his friends the Champions as a g

Black Enchantress (Heroic Publishing): Her real name is Andrea Avery-Crusoe. She's an evil little witch with elemental powers. Even though she's basically a villain, because she considers t

Malice (Heroic Publishing): The ancient personification of the Greek goddess Persephone, the mystical entity took control of a human woman to return to the world of the living. S

Celeste McCauley (DC Comics): Celeste McCauley of the 30th century Legion of Super-Heroes is the niece of one of the galaxy's richest industrialists. She is the living embodiment o