Who Is Black Bat? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Black Bat (In the Public Domain): Created in pulp books before Batman, Tony Quinn was a brash Defense Attorney to the mob. When he refused to cross the line and was tortured and blinde
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Black Bat (In the Public Domain): Created in pulp books before Batman, Tony Quinn was a brash Defense Attorney to the mob. When he refused to cross the line and was tortured and blinde

Captain Courageous (In the Public Domain): Captain Courageous is a supernatural being, a "Spirit of Courage" that appeared when brave men and women ask for courage. During World War II, Captain

Julius Salvius (Antarctic Press): International arms dealer who's tired of his eternal life.

Dave Barnes (Fantagraphics): A character from Black Hole.

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

Chris Rhodes (Kitchen Sink): A character from Black Hole.

Keith Pearson (Kitchen Sink): A character from Black Hole.

Strip Weathers (Disney): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Eliza (Kitchen Sink): A character from Black Hole.

Nisanti (Marvel): Nisanti is a demon who powers Parker Robbins (a.k.a. The Hood). With his invisibility granting cloak and levitating boots, Nisanti caused Parker to be

Jimmy Corrigan (Fantagraphics): Jimmy Corrigan is a depressed and anti-social man, who lives in an apartment, alone. The Graphic novel he appears in is considered one of the greatest

Romance (DC Comics): The genre literal for romance. She was called upon by Kevin Thorn for inspiration and then used to protect him from Snow, Bigby, the Page Sisters, and

Horror (DC Comics): Although she appears to be a cute little girl, she is actually the genre horror and is true to her name. She still scares even Kevin Thorn.

Literature (DC Comics): The genre literal for Literature. She speaks in long dialect and is said to hold others in contempt.

Ahriman (In the Public Domain): Persian god of evil.

Ronald Jason (DC Comics): A famed movie star that semi-tricked Superman and Batman into thinking he was Tiron and Dur, two aliens from a planet whom their President was assassi

Lew Moxon (DC Comics): Pre-Crisis, Moxon was the man who arranged the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne. He was an unscrupulous gangster from Gotham City.

Joshua Brand (Image): Chosen for the sacred Sun Dance ceremony, Joshua Brand experiences a vision of the Earth Spirit, who tells him he will be the warrior healer endowed w

Doctor Dare (Penthouse Comics): Scientist crimefighter.

Nadir (DC Comics): Master of Magic

Thasaro (DC Comics): The Hawk God of Thanagar.

Judomaster (DC Comics): Judomaster was a WWII hero in the Pacific that became skilled in the martial arts, chief among them being judo.

Gray Man (DC Comics): Servant of the Lords of Order he is able to extract the dream essence from any person, living or dead.

Roulette (DC Comics): Roulette is a incredibly sneaky, manipulative and devious villian who makes her money in many illegal rackets, most notably fighting tournaments invol

Blackbriar Thorn (DC Comics): As a Druid, Thorn has complete control over the elements, and is able to conjure snow, storms, or dense fog in instants. He is also a master of illusi

Count Vertigo (DC Comics): Werner Zytle is the ruler of the country Vlatava, and one of the archenemies of Green Arrow. He uses a device implanted in his head to disorient his f

Johnny Sorrow (DC Comics): He is a foe of the Justice Society whose face is so hideous that whoever sees it dies.

Killer Wasp (DC Comics): Killer Wasp is the son of Wildcat's enemy, Yellow Wasp.

Shiv (DC Comics): The daughter of the villainous Dragon King, Shiv holds an intense grudge against Stargirl.

Artemis Crock (DC Comics): Pre-DC's New 52, Artemis Crock was a villain who most notably had run-ins with Stargirl, Hawkgirl, and the JSA. In the Young Justice cartoon, she was

Moon Maiden (DC Comics): Laurel, the Moon Maiden, was a member of the original JLA but was erased from history, along with her foe the Centurian. Years later, their existence

Centurian (DC Comics): A member of Emperor Claudius' Praetorian guard accidentally given Alchemical powers intended for another, the Centurian used his powers and natural ch

Colonel Rumaan Harjavti (DC Comics): Ruthless megalomaniac ruler of Bialya.

Geoffrey Ffoukes (DC Comics): The head of Rumaan security and one of Rumaan highest ranking advisers.

Amazing-Man (Clay) (DC Comics): The third and current Amazing-Man, Markus Clay is the grandson of the Golden Age Amazing-Man, Will Everett. Amazing-Man has served as a member of the

Tiger (DC Comics): A girl who was sexually abused by her father and so ran away from home.

Talon (King Features Syndicate): Talon is the son of King Vultan and allie of Flash Gordon.

Modi (In the Public Domain): Modi is one of Thor's sons and god of wrath and courage.

Tiamat (DC Comics): An Anunnake (a race of dragon like shapeshifters that enslaves worlds) imprisoned for millennia by Atlan in a cocoon of crystal, she battles with Aqua

Enlil (In the Public Domain): Sumerian god of wind, air, sky, as well as the weather. Father of Nanna, Namtar, and Ninurta and son of Anu.