Who Is Wendi Tyler? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Wendi Tyler (DC Comics): She is the wife of the first Hourman (Rex Tyler) and mother of the current Hourman (Richard "Rick" Tyler).
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Wendi Tyler (DC Comics): She is the wife of the first Hourman (Rex Tyler) and mother of the current Hourman (Richard "Rick" Tyler).

Patricia Dugan (DC Comics): Patricia Dugan is the daughter of Barbara Whitmore-Dugan and Pat "Stripesy/S.T.R.I.P.E." Dugan.. As the half-sister of Stargirl, she will be inspired

Molly Maynne Scott (DC Comics): Molly Mayne is the first person to call herself the Harlequin. During the Golden Age, she was an enemy of Green Lantern Alan Scott.

Speed Saunders (DC Comics): Speed Saunders was an adventurer and detective who was revealed to be a private investigator and later a member of the OSS. He is the grandfather of t

Joan Garrick (DC Comics): Joan is the wife of the original Flash, Jay Garrick in Earth-2.

Nemesis (DC Comics): The dark herald of justice, Nemesis is highly intelligent, resourceful, a true master of disguise, and an inventor who uses his abilities for balancin

Brainwave Jr. (DC Comics): Henry King Jr. is the son of the 1940's criminal mentalist Brain Wave and Merry the Gimmick Girl. Henry would be a founding member of the first Infini

Cave Carson (DC Comics): Cave Carson is a science-hero who, with his crews, has adventures in the worlds below.

Eric Strauss (DC Comics): Eric Strauss was a reincarnation of a sage who has existed since the Stone Age. In his lifetime as Eric, he was a strange ten-year-old who was chosen

Spirit King (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Father Richard Craemer (DC Comics): Father Craemer is a priest who was the chaplain at Belle Reve while it was the headquarters of the Suicide Squad. He later became a spiritual adviser

Rag Doll (DC Comics): A supervillain born with a rare ability, triple-jointedness, which enabled him to bend his arms and legs in astonishing ways.

Crime Doctor (DC Comics): The Crime Doctor's main weapon was his injector gun, which could gas his opponents to sleep without harming them, thus allowing Thorne to hypnotise th

Mr. Mind (DC Comics): The sole survivor of a race of mind-controlling worms from Venus, who had plans to invade and take over the Earth. Mr. Mind continues their goal while

Brain Wave (DC Comics): Brain Wave honed his mental abilities to perfection, enabling him to hypnotise people effortlessly, and to project realistic three-dimensional images.

Soseh Mykros (DC Comics): Soseh Mykros is Nemesis II, a genetically enhanced assassin bred to hate.

Jesse Chambers (DC Comics): Jesse Chambers is the daughter of the original Liberty Belle and Johnny Quick. She previously operated under the name Liberty Belle as a member of the

Warlock of Ys (DC Comics): The Warlock had great sorcerer powers and he relied on these totally in battle.

Kulak (DC Comics): Kulak has tremendous mystical powers, many of which are centred in his third eye. Through his "Whispering death" spell he can cause hatred to spread a

Mr. Bones (DC Comics): Former low-level villain and current Director of the DEO, Mister Bones is a man of noble intentions despite his shadowy methods.

Alex Montez (DC Comics): Originally, after Eclipso killed his cousin Yolanda Montez, the second Wildcat, Alex gathered 1000 black diamonds in order to destroy Eclipso. Post-Fl

Blok (DC Comics): Blok is a member of the Legion of Super Heroes in the 31st century.

Obsidian (DC Comics): Obsidian is the son of Golden Age Green Lantern Alan Scott. Todd Rice is a shadow-controlling former villain, the more shy fraternal older twin of Jad

Arion (DC Comics): An ancient Atlantean demigod, Arion is famously the most powerful and heroric sorcerer-king in Atlantean history. One of Lords of Order born with a ph

Shade (DC Comics): An alien from the planet Meta, Shade originally came to Earth to fight the American Scream.

Kid Eternity (DC Comics): A deceased boy who can summon historical beings (and Demons) to the present.

Major Mapleleaf (Marvel): Former member of Alpha Flight and husband of teammate Zuzha Yu/Puck.

Nemesis (Marvel): Amelia Weatherly was recruited to save Alpha Flight and eventually became a member of Canada's premier superhero group. She became the third person kn

Yukon Jack (Marvel): Former member of Alpha Flight and husband of teammate Snowbird.

Centennial (Marvel): A former Canadian police officer and army veteran, Rutherford Princeton is revived from a twenty-year coma by Dr. Walter Langkowski/Sasquatch and soon

Tessie the Typist (Marvel): A very temperamental secretary in 40's Marvel.

Powerhouse Pepper (Marvel): Powerhouse Pepper, the bald-pated "Puny Person With Potent Paws," was the creation and signature achievement of legendary cartoonist Basil Wolverton.

Snoopy (United Feature Syndicate): America's most popular beagle is both faithful friend and foil to an ensemble of dysfunctional children possessing wisdom and vocabularies way beyond

Rapture (Marvel): Formerly an agent of SHIELD's Psi-Ops division. She and her black ops team, the Contingency, were trained to kill mutants but went rogue and now work

George (Marvel): Convenience store owner and friend of Logan in Wolverine: The End.

The Professor (Marvel): Professor Hudson was one of the scientists of the Weapon X Project. He is first seen in the closing days of World War II, discovering journals of Mr.

Abraham Cornelius (Marvel): Doctor Cornelius for the most part was blackmailed into joining the Weapon X Program. He was a fugitive on the run from the United States known as the

Emily Rand (Marvel): Attorney for Victor Creed. A character from Earth-4011, Wolverine: The End.

Gerald O'Higgins (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Cassie Lathrop (Marvel): Ex-girlfriend of Wolverine.