Who Is Gene Autry? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Gene Autry (Non-Fictional): Famous cowboy, singer and star of the Silver Screen.
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Gene Autry (Non-Fictional): Famous cowboy, singer and star of the Silver Screen.

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

Deena Pilgrim (Marvel): Deena is a unique detective and a partner of Christian Walker.

Christian Walker (Marvel): Formerly a superhero, Christian Walker is now a homicide detective who specializes in powers-related cases. He is the star of the creator owned Powers

Wolfe (Image): Wolfe is the name of the ancient enemy of Christian Walker, the protagonist of the creator-owned Powers series. Wolfe was the same kind of superpowere

Zora (Marvel): A recurring character in the Powers series by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming, Zora was a century old superhero who got engaged to protag

Retro Girl (Image): One of the most popular superheroes of her time, Retro Girl's murder was the first case in the Powers ongoing series by Brian Michael Bendis and Micha

Triphammer (Image): Triphammer is a superhero, analogous to Iron Man, and recurring character in the Powers series by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming.

Super-Shock (Image): In the universe of Powers, Super-Shock is the most powerful "power", the word "superhero" was coined after him. He is also an ex-member of Unity, a Su

Ultrabright (Image): Ex-member of Unity and Director of the Unity Estate, she is a pastiche of Wonder Woman.

Red Hawk (Image): A former vigilante, adventurer and member of Unity,pastiche of Batman in the Power's Universe.

Ethan Harrow (DC Comics): A metahuman who was involved in a prank that degenerated into a school shooting. He was tried, convicted and sent to 50 years in prison.

Curly (Non-Fictional): The second Third Stooge, from 1932 until 1946. The younger brother of Moe and Shemp Howard.

Fruitcake Mullins (DC Comics): A prison inmate in the same as Ethan Harrow

Underdog (American Mythology Productions): Created in 1960 for the General Mills company by the Dancer Fitzgerald Sample advertising agency, Underdog is a staple of the children's comic/cartoon

Judge Rico (Rebellion): Clone of Judge Joe Dredd (not to be confused with Rico Dredd - Joe's brother).

Neil Armstrong (Non-Fictional): One small step for human, one big step for humanity.

Wacky Witch (Western Publishing): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Pegasus (In the Public Domain): Pegasus is a mythical winged divine horse, and one of the most recognized creatures in Greek mythology.

Judge Guthrie (Rebellion): Cyborg Judge of Mega-City One.

Neptina (Harvey): Neptina is the queen of the underwater kingdom of Amloza. Originally, Neptina was a wicked queen of the sea until she grew a conscience when Lt. Brad

Doc Holliday (Non-Fictional): Doc Holliday was a gambler, vagabond, gentleman, and gunfighter. A friend to Wyatt Earp, he was deputized in Tombstone, Arizona before the famous gunf

Hubert Humphrey (Non-Fictional): 38th Vice-President of the United States

Nelson Rockefeller (Non-Fictional): Four term Governor of New York State and 41st Vice-President of the United States

Charlton Heston (Non-Fictional): one of Hollywood's greatest actors

Uncle Ben (Marvel): Peter Parker's uncle and the father figure whose death was the main inspiration for Peter becoming Spider-Man. Ben Parker taught Peter that with great

Stan Lee (Non-Fictional): Stan Lee is a comic book creator who frequently makes guest appearances in comics.

Jacob Conover (Marvel): Jacob Conover was once a Daily Bugle employee and later headed his own criminal empire when he became the third criminal known as the Rose.

Foggy Nelson (Marvel): Matt Murdock's best friend and almost as good a lawyer as Matt himself. They work together in their own law firm.

Bullet (Marvel): Bullet is a mercenary who serves as an agent of the United States Government. Bullet is a hitman for hire who has had encounters with Daredevil on num

Dakota North (Marvel): Fashion model turned private investigator who works closely with the superhero community of New York, including a brief affair with Daredevil.

Bogeyman (Marvel): Douglas Carmody was a bigot that hated the Power Pack children. He was cast into Limbo and met the demon N'Astihr where he transformed Carmody into th

Julie Power (Marvel): Julie Power, also known as "Lightspeed" of the superhero group Power Pack. A bright and intelligent girl who is fascinated by all the world has to off

Jack Power (Marvel): Jack Power, Also known as "Mass Master", was a founding member of the superhero team Power Pack.

Contract (Marvel): An agent of a secret criminal organization called the Corporation. He is able to create thought-controlled bands of mental energy.

Troubleshooter (Marvel): An agent of a secret criminal organization called the Corporation. She has the ability to generate energy blasts from her hands.

Manslaughter (Marvel): Manslaughter is a supervillain in the Marvel Comics universe. He is a psychopathic killer who has fought the Defenders, and later briefly joined their

Coldfire (Marvel): James Lucas, Jr. is the brother of Luke Cage. He was given superpowers by the Corporation with the sole purpose of fighting Cage. His alias was Coldfi

Hardcore (Marvel): Hardcore Cruz was hired as a mercenary by the Bushmaster and was also an opponent of Luke Cage.

Dr. Karl Malus (Marvel): Fascinated by superhuman powers, the mad genius known as Doctor Malus will go to any lengths to satisfy his curiosity. He has personally created many