Who Is Lady Quark? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Lady Quark (DC Comics): A woman of royal lineage, the powerful nuclear wielding Lady Quark hails from Earth-6, which was destroyed during the Crisis on Infinite Earths. Saved
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Lady Quark (DC Comics): A woman of royal lineage, the powerful nuclear wielding Lady Quark hails from Earth-6, which was destroyed during the Crisis on Infinite Earths. Saved

Lord Volt (DC Comics): A part of the Warworld's Royal Family and Lady Quark's consort.

Eric Courtney (DC Comics): Volt Lord is Earth-1's counterpart to Lady Quark's husband, Lord Volt.

Dr. Jenet Klyburn (DC Comics): She is a director at S.T.A.R. Labs in Metropolis. She's been an ally of Superman, The Teen Titans and Blue Devil. She's also a friend of Dr. Will Magn

Firefist (DC Comics): Lyle Byrnes was a researcher who became so badly burned that he turned to revenge on the firefighters who he blamed for not saving his life.

Mr. Kenyon (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Superman story during the pre-Crisis universe.

Don Cervello (Marvel): A cunning and manipulative mobster. He's crossed paths with the Punisher on occasion.

Alaric (Marvel): Alaric is one of the bosses of the crime syndicate known as The Trust.

Tony Massera (Marvel): Son of Micky Massera, one mobster killed by the Punisher.

Knickknack (Marvel): Knickknack is an original member of the Death Throws.

Crossfire (Marvel): A former CIA Agent who became a criminal and organized an army of mercenaries, Crossfire lost his left eye and left ear in an explosion, replacing the

Ringleader (Marvel): Ringleader is the leader of the mercenary group of criminals known as the Death Throws.

Tenpin (Marvel): Tenpin is the brother of Oddball and an original member of the Death Throws.

K-9 (Company-Licensed): K-9 was the Fourth Doctor's pet robotic dog, there are four models of K-9, Mark I stayed with Leela on Gallifrey, Mark II stayed with Romana in E-Spac

Carl Maddicks (Marvel): Father of the mutant Artie and a brilliant scientist

Hazzard (Marvel): Similar to Nuke, Jack Hazzard was an attempt at creating a "perfect soldier", however when Nuke destroyed half of Hell's Kitchen, Hazzard's project wa

Stiletta (DC Comics): Stiletta is a superb hand to hand combatant and is highly adept at using firearms, knives and whips. A device planted within her body has greatly incr

Looker (DC Comics): The knockout beauty known as Looker is a former member of the original Outsiders, named so for her drop dead gorgeous looks. She possesses powerful ps

Baron Bedlam (DC Comics): Baron Bedlam has a shrewd, ruthless tactical mind and vast financial resources.

Buttercup (Warp Graphics): A supposedly highly trained War Unicorn and valiant steed to the Demon Hunter Quigley.

Harokin (Marvel): Harokin is a deceased Asgardian who was once a foe of Thor. He was used by Hela, the Asgardian goddess of death, in an attempt to seduce Thor into ent

Carolyn Parmenter (Marvel): Former member of Project Hulkbuster.

Rock (Marvel): Samuel LaRoquette is recruited by Bruce Banner to be part of Project Hulkbuster. He would eventually be captured by the Leader and transformed into th

Peggy McArthur (Marvel): Peggy has the honor of being the first female Marvel character without any super powers to be able to defeat Susan Storm.

Jonni Thunder (DC Comics): Jonni Thunder is a private detective from Earth 2. Her powers come from a small gold statue that give her the ability to turn into a living lightning.

Uncle Marvel (DC Comics): Uncle Dudley claims to be a relative to the Marvels, and a Marvel himself, yet he is neither. He is the team's manager but "transforms" under the cove

Fat Marvel (DC Comics): Fat Marvel - like Captain Marvel was born Billy Batson! Hailing from Brooklyn, he took the nickname "Fat" to differentiate between himself and the mor

Tall Marvel (DC Comics): This Billy Batson is from Texas. He took the nickname "Tall" to differentiate between himself and the famous Billy Batson who is Captain Marvel.

Son of Vulcan (DC Comics): Johnny Mann is a reporter that is able to transform into his hero identity by saying, "Vulcan, help me now!"

Travis Morgan (DC Comics): A Vietnam veteran who found himself in the magical world of Skartaris, Travis Morgan is a brilliant military strategist and leader, a formidable hand-

Black Bison (DC Comics): An anti-hero adversary of Firestorm who was a potent magic-wielder, able to bring inanimate objects to life.

Charlie Siciliano (Marvel): Mobster from Manhattan (New York).

Mink (Marvel): Mink is a former cat burglar, and one of Nighthawk's enemies. Mink later joined Nighthawk's Redeemers to oppose the Squadron Supreme's takeover of Ame

Remnant (Marvel): An original enemy of the Squadron Supreme that ended up joining Nighthawk's Redeemers to oppose the Squadron's Utopia Program.

Atomic Knight (DC Comics): Sergeant Gardner Grayle became a test subject for S.T.A.R Lab's atomic research project. He was given atomic weapons and armor, and became the Atomic

Miss Liberty (DC Comics): Miss Liberty was an extraordinary hand-to-hand fighter for a woman of her time. She was a superb horsewoman and outstanding athlete.

Don Caballero (DC Comics): A superior athlete and hand to hand combatant, Don Caballero's greatest skill was his mastery of the sword he called El Capitan.

Roving Ranger (DC Comics): Armed with two six shooters, Graham was an excellent marksman. He was also a superior horseman.

Prince Albert Victor (Non-Fictional): A member of the English royal family, a grandson of Queen Victoria

John Druitt (Non-Fictional): One of the suspects in the Jack the Ripper case