Who Is White Light? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
White Light (Marvel): Extra-dimensional creation of Oblivion tasked with retrieving his daughter, Mirage.
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White Light (Marvel): Extra-dimensional creation of Oblivion tasked with retrieving his daughter, Mirage.

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

Johnny Jerome (Marvel): An old friend and former boyfriend of May Parker. He was a competitor to Ben Parker in the race to win May's heart.

Davros (Company-Licensed): Deformed, morally desecrated and bound to a mobile life support system his entire life, Davros has been regarded by many as the Doctor's most deadly s

The Blank (Marvel): The Blank is a man who discovered a device that can project a force field around his whole body and even withstand a punch from Wonder Man.

Vili (In the Public Domain): Vili is one of the oldest Asgardian gods. He is the son of Bor and Bestla, grandson of Buri, and brother to Odin and Ve. He with his brothers form the

Black Abbott (Marvel): A monk of Dakoth-Kuru, who took control of all his brotherhood.

Roger Bochs (Marvel): Bochs was a genius inventor and developed a robot he nicknamed Box, that could act for him. He joined the Canadian superhero team Alpha Flight's train

Chaon (DC Comics): A Lord of Chaos and hailing from Darkworld, Chaos was once the chief God of Evil in the universe, a designation later also given to the younger New Go

Diana (DC Comics): A member of the New Olympians, Diana is a huntress, like the goddess she is named after.

Vulcanus (DC Comics): A member of the New Olympians, Vulcanus has power over fire, like the god he is named after.

Antaeus (DC Comics): A member of the New Olympians, Antaeus has super strength and limited invulnerability when he is in direct contact with the Earth, much like the mytho

Franklin D. Roosevelt (Non-Fictional): The 32nd President of the United States of America. He served as the President for the majority of the Second World War.

Deke Wainscroft (Marvel): Former predator; former revolutionary/terrorist.

Var-El (DC Comics): A character from Krypton who came to the planet Earth in the 19th century for the purpose of conducting experiments that he was unable to do on Krypto

Elektro (DC Comics): A robot that was unveiled at the New York's World Fair in 1939-40.

Sgt. Boyle (Archie Comics): Yet another two-fisted 40’s evil fighter

Kaänga (Fiction House): Like Tarzan, only blond.

Armor (Continuity): Armor, the best fighter in the universe!

Silver Streak (Continuity): Jacques Keaton the powerful Silver Streak is the older brother to Armor and Scarlet Streak.

Black Hood (Archie Comics): The Black Hood was one of Top Notch's (later known as MLJ/Archie) first masked vigilantes.

Megalith (Continuity): A gifted student and athlete, young Joe Majurac sought more than mere conventional success in acedemic and/or athletic pursuits. Joe sought and achiev

Ms. Mystic (Continuity): Born as a witch in the 17th century, Ms. Mystic removed her essential body to another dimension as she was being burned at the stake. She was stranded

Kate Waynesboro (Marvel): A S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who was romantically involved with the Hulk. Upon Hiroim the Shamed's death, Kate gained his "Oldstrong powers" and took his plac

Crossbow (Marvel): Crossbow hates modern weapons and prefers his signature crossbow to make his kills.

Hangman (Archie Comics): Dr Robert Dickering was saved by The Devil during the American Civil War on the 25th April 1864, in Cleveland County. To this day his mission is to tr

Mr. Justice (Archie Comics): "Show me your evil while trying to elude me! It can only add fire to my already raging fury!" Golden Age version appearing in Blue Ribbon Comics #9-20

Agent Vulcan (Archie Comics): One of the later members of T.H.U.N.D.E.R and former lover of Thunder Squad operative Kitten

Hermann Göring (Non-Fictional): Hermann Wilhelm Göring was a German political and military leader and a convicted war criminal. Göring was one of the most powerful figures in the Naz

Joseph Goebbels (Non-Fictional): The Nazi Propaganda Minister during World War II.

Superdupont (Fluide Glacial): Superdupont is a French comic book character spoofing American superheroes.

Crime-Master (Lewis) (Marvel): A gangster mob boss in New York City, Crime-Master is an old foe of Spider-Man.

Crossfire (Eclipse): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Rainbow (Eclipse): Rainbow was one of several people created by a company named Matrix. She, along with Amber, Sham, Surge, and Tank, formed the DNAgents, which she led.

Rod Cannon (DC Comics): Space adventurer, and regular patron of the House of Mystery

Maseo Yamashiro (DC Comics): Maseo Yamashiro was the husband of the super-heroine known as Katana. His soul inhabits her sword, the Soultaker.

Takeo Yamashiro (DC Comics): The evil brother of Katana's late husband. He has been in love with Katana since childhood.

Blowdart (DC Comics): Blowdart is one of the many that inhabits the sword of Katana, the Soultaker.

Lord Voll (Warp Graphics): LORD VOLL is one of the few high ones, who remains on world of two moons. He dies blissfully while leading the Wolfriders towards the Palace of the Hi

The Lord High Papal (Marvel): The current leader of the Church of the Instrumentality.