Who Is Dherk? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Dherk (Marvel): Ancient Atlantean ally of Ka-Zar and Shanna.
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Dherk (Marvel): Ancient Atlantean ally of Ka-Zar and Shanna.

Manx (Marvel): The Manx was breed to hunt and kill any Hellbent that escaped.

Creeper 1000000 (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Solaris (DC Comics): The stellar supercomputer Solaris hails from the 853rd century. This man-made tyrant sun sought to conquer two eras. By encoding its evil in a techno-

Buffer Zone (Marvel): Buffer Zone has a powersuit that creates a non-friction barrier around him.

Lorie Bobbs (Creator-Owned): A young girl with a good head for business but a terrible eye for reality.

Siren (Zenescope Entertainment): A falseblood whose powers are being sought by both sides in the struggle of good versus evil.
Tormina (Avatar Press): Lady Death's sister.

Hard Drive (DC Comics): The team's self-proclaimed leader. A powerful telekinetic (and secretly telepathic), Hard Drive had preconceived notions as to how the team members sh

Monstergirl (DC Comics): Alien shape-shifter who was raised as a human, joined a super-hero team in her teens, fought lots of battles, made lots of trouble, became team leader

Off-Ramp (DC Comics): He has the ability to teleport.

Doll Man (DC Comics): The original Doll Man is Darrell Dane who appeared in the 40's and 50's.

Damballah (In the Public Domain): Damballah is the Sky God of the Loa and creator god in Haitian Vodou. A giant white serpent, he is one of the most prominent loas. Shaper of the cosmo

Bravado (Marvel): Bravado is the son of Thor and Enchantress on Earth-9811

Mustang (Marvel): Mustang is the son of She-Hulk and Hawkeye on Earth-9811.

Pipeline (Marvel): The Genoshan Press Gang's transportation

Rollerblast (Marvel): Rollerblast is equiped with a powersuit that allows him to move at great speeds.

Vesper Fairchild (DC Comics): A TV and Radio personality who became romantically involved with billionaire playboy Bruce Wayne (Batman). She disappeared from Gotham City during the

Starro (DC Comics): A planet conquering warlord who has enslaved numerous galaxies via his link with the Star Conquerors. He has recently invaded a portion of the DC cosm

Xena (Company-Licensed): Xena Warrior Princess. Once a warlord, she has now turned to the path of good and fights evil with her best friend Gabrielle by her side!

Gabrielle (Company-Licensed): Gabrielle is Xena's fast-talking, lovable sidekick, who starts out as a mere bard to sing Xena's praises and occasionally get rescued then grows into

Poseidon (In the Public Domain): Poseidon, God of waters, brother of Zeus and Hades. He has a trident given by cyclops. He created horses and has a palace in the ocean with his wife A

Sedna (In the Public Domain): Inuit Goddess of sea and the dead.

Texas Kid (Temple) (Marvel): Masked western hero

Lynne Grosvenor (Lightspeed Press): Middle child of Brigham and Emma Grosvenor. Biologically male but raised as a girl.

Jaeger (Lightspeed Press): Perennial wanderer and outsider, the Finder of the title, often watches over the Grosvenor family.

Ashe (Image): Ashe is Bomb queens black, pet cat and partner in crime.

Air Wave (DC Comics): When he turned seventeen, young Hal Jordan (cousin of the famous Hal Jordan, Green Lantern) was given the costume of his father, the Golden Age Air Wa

Mystery (DC Comics): Mystery is the genre literal of the mystery stories. She is true to her name as she wears modest clothing and wears a veil to hide her face.

Vera Sweet (DC Comics): Weather Girl and later a reporter Vera works in Gotham City and is former lover of Jack Ryder (the Creeper).

Death Sting (Marvel): Iron Fist's older half-sister.

Joy Meachum (Marvel): Harold Meachum's daughter.

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

Nemi (Hjemmet): Popular comic strip character in Scandinavian countries.

Boy (Creator-Owned): Member of the Invisibles and former New York police officer.

Shalako (DC Comics): Shalako lived nearly ten-thousand years ago in Atlantis in the years preceding the "Great Deluge".

Orin (DC Comics): King Orin the 1st was the King of Atlantis during the time it sunk into the ocean some 40,000 years ago.

Koryak (DC Comics): The illegitimate son of Aquaman with an Inuiat woman named Kako. He was killed during the Spectre's attack on Atlantis in Infinite Crisis (shortly aft

Honsu (DC Comics): King of Atlantis centuries ago. Attempted to conquer the surface world during his reign. Father of Kraken, Atlan, and Haumond. Grandfather of Aquaman.

Wally Johnson (DC Comics): A kid who claims to be God, and seems to have power enough to be not all that unconvincing about it sometimes. Plus, he does seem to have that who 'wo