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Blaine Allen (DC Comics): The Flash of an alternate future.
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Blaine Allen (DC Comics): The Flash of an alternate future.

Firebug (DC Comics): The Firebug wears an insulated costume containing hidden tanks of a concentrated napalm derivative that he is able to project from hidden openings in

Clarabelle Cow (Disney): Clarabelle is an anthropomorphized bovine and one of the oldest Disney animated characters, having first appeared in 1928. She is one of the regular c

June (Disney): One of Daisy Duck's nieces.

Horace Horsecollar (Disney): Horace Horsecollar was classic Disney cartoon character modeled after a horse.

Moses (In the Public Domain): A powerful prophet.

Ramses II (Non-Fictional): Ramses II was a historical ruler who was born c. 1303 BC and rose to the throne of Egypt in 1279.

Henry VIII (Non-Fictional): King of England.

Snowfall (Marvel): Snowfall was a powerful telepath that was being held prisoner at Dovecote and forced to kill SHIELD agents.

Widowmaker (Marvel): Widowmaker was an elite bodyguard at Dovecote.

Johnny Witts (DC Comics): A criminal who prided himself on eluding Batman. Often would bait Batman into traps.

Joan Rivers (Non-Fictional): American actress, comedian and television personality.

Eeyore (In the Public Domain): Eeyore is one of Christopher Robin´s stuffed animals.

Christopher Robin (In the Public Domain): The human friend of Winnie the Pooh. Based on Christopher Robin Milne (1920 - 1996), son of the Pooh's creator.

Gladstone Gander (Disney): Donald Duck's extremely lucky rival and cousin.

Meteorite (Marvel): Meteorite is woman outfitted with a suit that allows her to solidify air molecules for force field generation and flight.

Anvil (Marvel): Anvil along with Hammer are two former prisoners that escape and encounter an alien. This alien transforms their chain into an energy synthecon that g

Billie Lumpkin (Marvel): Wilhelmina Lumpkin is the niece and replacement mail-carrier of Willie Lumpkin whose route included the Baxter Building and was a good friend to its f

John Carter (In the Public Domain): A confederate Civil War veteran and gold-miner who is transported to Mars (Barsoom) and through the course of his adventures becomes a hero and Prince

Keeper Of The Flame (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Omega the Unknown (Marvel): Omega The Unknown, created by a dying alien race attempting to preserve its culture, was linked to James-Michael Starling, whom his creators had also

Vanadium (Marvel): Living element of the 'Elements of Doom' team.

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

Carbon (Marvel): Living element of the 'Elements of Doom' team.

Radium (Marvel): Living element of the 'Elements of Doom' team.

N.R.G.-X (DC Comics): A nuclear based villain with a scientist's essence trapped inside.

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

Nubia (DC Comics): Nubia is a DC Comics superheroine. Originally, she was one of the royal twin princesses of Themyscira, the daughter of Queen Hippolyta and the twin of

El Espectro (DC Comics): An ancient Spanish conqueror turned into virtually immortal by the waters of the Fountain of Eternal Youth.

Mr. Clerkly (Disney): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Iguana (Marvel): Dr. Connor's other reptilian experiment gone wrong who also battled Spider man

Dejah Thoris (In the Public Domain): Dejah Thoris is the Princess of Mars and the wife of John Carter, the Warlord of Mars.

Tars Tarkas (In the Public Domain): He is a powerful and noble warrior among the fierce Green Men of Mars. He is a close ally and friend of the adventurer John Carter.

Lewis Prothero (DC Comics): The Voice of Fate in Norsefire's England

Lash Lightning (In the Public Domain): Possessing the power of lightning, Lash Lightning (formerly Flash Lightning) is able to fly, fling lightning bolts, radiate lightning heat, and move "

Anna Kapplebaum (Marvel): One of Steve Rogers's closest friend.

Kite-Man (DC Comics): An enemy of Batman, Charlie Brown becomes Kite-Man when the Riddler murders his son. Now Brown uses specialised kites to commit his crimes and is ofte

Betsy Wilford (Marvel): Friend of Amanda Sefton and apparant love interest of Colossus.

Sola (In the Public Domain): Princess of Barsoom.

Doctor Faustus (Marvel): Doctor Faustus is a villain mostly conspiring against Captain America. He deems himself "Master of Mens' Minds" for using psychological combat against