Who Is Drax the Destroyer? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Drax the Destroyer (Marvel): After he and his family were killed by Thanos, Arthur Douglas was recreated as Drax the Destroyer by Mentor and Kronos with the sole purpose of destro
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Drax the Destroyer (Marvel): After he and his family were killed by Thanos, Arthur Douglas was recreated as Drax the Destroyer by Mentor and Kronos with the sole purpose of destro

Forbush Man (Marvel): Irving Forbush was a fictional office gofer at Marvel Comics. As Forbush Man he wears red long johns, a cape and a metal pot on his head.

Valkyrie (Marvel): The Asgardian goddess Brunnhilde is one of Asgard's mightiest warriors and the leader of the Valkyrior, Odin's choosers of the slain. Known simply as

Aragorn (Marvel): The winged steed of Black Knight, and later Valkyrie.

Living Tribunal (Marvel): The Living Tribunal is a single entity existing across the entire Marvel Multiverse. He is the Judge of the Marvel Multiverse and the arbitrator of co

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Grey Gargoyle (Marvel): The Grey Gargoyle can turn his body into stone and others into stone for a period of one hour.

Hammerhead (Marvel): A small time criminal that worked his way up to having his own crime family within the Maggia.

Vermin (Marvel): Edward Whelan was transformed by the second Baron Zemo into the hideous, beastly, rat creature that he is today.

8-Ball (Marvel): 8-Ball went from a brilliant inventor to a bitter re-occurring villain for the hero Sleepwalker. He was eventually killed and brought back. Since his

Vector (Marvel): The leader of the villainous group called the U-Foes.

Ironclad (Marvel): Ironclad is a member of the U-Foes, a small group of criminals that tried to duplicate the crash that gave the Fantastic Four their powers. Ironclad n

X-Ray (Marvel): X-Ray is an original member of the U-Foes and is the younger brother of Vapor.

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Powderkeg (Marvel): Secretes an explosive on his hands which is impact-detonated by his punches. It was either this name or "Boom Box". He is immune to his own explosions

Figment (Marvel): Figment is a villainous illusionist.

Silencer (Marvel): A villainess with sound-manipulation abilities.

Whirlwind (Marvel): Whirlwind has the mutant ability to spin his body rapidly, giving himself a whirlwind effect. He uses his power for his own gains.

Mandrill (Marvel): Mutant Mandrill super-villain. His true power lied in the incredible ability to control females with his pheromones.

Glory Grant (Marvel): Secretary to J. Jonah Jameson.

John Grayson (DC Comics): John Grayson is the husband of Mary Grayson and the father of Dick Grayson. He is the leader of the Family's Flying Grayson, a team of acrobatics that

Polka-Dot Man (DC Comics): A minor Batman villian from the Silver Age who turns the Polka-Dots on his costume into weapons.

Jason Todd (DC Comics): Jason Todd was the second Robin, until he was brutally murdered by the Joker. After he was resurrected, Jason learned Batman didn't avenge his death.

Amy Rohrbach (DC Comics): Amy is a Bludhaven cop who is trying to stay honest, while still caring for her family. She is Dick Grayson's partner during the time he is a rookie c

Karon (DC Comics): Holly Robinson's girlfriend. Karon worked at a deli in Gotham City's East End. She was a frequent babysitter for Selina's daughter, Helena. Karon and

Jack Drake (DC Comics): He was a businessman, archeologist and the father of Tim Drake, who was the third Robin and currently Red Robin. He was killed by Captain Boomerang.

Roland Desmond (DC Comics): Blockbuster (Roland Desmond) was Blüdhaven's biggest crime lord until his death after which he arose to become a Black Lantern. He returned in the Reb

Shrike (DC Comics): He became the new chief enforcer and assassin for Blüdhaven's new crimelord, Blockbuster, in order to assassinate Nightwing; who he blames for his mas

Bridget Clancy (DC Comics): Bridget Clancy was Dick Grayson's landlady when he moved into an apartment in the city of Bludhaven, where he had a relationship with her for a short

Brutale (DC Comics): Brutale is a master at throwing knives. He carries all types of blades.

Giz (DC Comics): A computer hacker.

Mouse (DC Comics): Mouse is a specialist in computer crime.

Lady Vic (DC Comics): Descending from a line of wealthy English aristocratic mercenaries, she wields the heirlooms of her descendants trade (Flintlock Pistols and various m

Stallion (DC Comics): A criminal enforcer to Penguin & Roland Desmond, Stallion is a notable foe to Nightwing and the Birds of Prey.

Yoska Graesinka (DC Comics): Yoska was a lonely old Romany man, who inadventanly became a pawn in one of Ras Al Ghul's plots.

Nite-Wing (DC Comics): An orphan with a lot of anger issues. He thinks of himself as a hero but has killed on several occasions.

Crispus Allen (DC Comics): Crispus Allen was a Police Detective, originally in Metropolis before moving to Gotham where he partnered Renee Montoya. He was later killed by a corr

Marcus Driver (DC Comics): A detective in the G.C.P.D's Major Crimes Unit.

Charlie Fields (DC Comics): Charlie Fields was a detective with the G.C.P.D., his partner was Detective Marcus Driver. Charlie was killed in action when he and his partner unknow

Shining Knight (DC Comics): A Former knight of the Round Table in the times of King Arthur, Justin spent more than a thousand years in a frozen state. He joined the Seven Soldier