Who Is Evil Star? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Evil Star (DC Comics): Evil Star relies upon the "star band" he created for both power and life.
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Evil Star (DC Comics): Evil Star relies upon the "star band" he created for both power and life.

Midnight (DC Comics): Midnight has no actual super powers but is a superb detective and hand to hand combatant. His vacuum gun fires a suction cup attached to a super stron

Destiny of the Endless (DC Comics): Destiny is the personification of Destiny itself. He is blind and carries a book which contains everything that was, everything that is, and everythin

Triumph (DC Comics): Justice League's original leader and founding member, William MacIntyre was lost in the timestream for years and forgotten by his allies. He returned

Captain Thunder (DC Comics): A mighty hero from a parallel Earth, who once encountered Superman and bares a more than passing resemblance to Billy Batson...

Marksman (DC Comics): Marksman debuted in Smash Comics 33 in May 1942. He would not be seen in continuity again until an Elseworlds miniseries entitiled JLA Destiny. This s

Jor-El (DC Comics): Jor-El was a major Kryptonian scientist on the Kryptonian Science Council, the biological father of Superman, and the husband of Lara Lor-Van. He disc

Lara Lor-Van (DC Comics): Lara Lor-Van is a Kryptonian Scientist as well as the biological mother of Superman and wife to Jor-El.

Aqualord (DC Comics): An alternate earth version of Aquaman and fanatic member of Khouriga Edjem's elite terrorist force.

Superman Robot (DC Comics): Ned, the last robotic replica of Superman, he was assigned with the protection of Lois Lane and later, with the guard of Krypto and the Fortress of So

Fat Man (DC Comics): Mr. America's sidekick during the Golden Age, who fought crime using a broom and a squirt gun.

Angel Lupo (DC Comics): Angel has the business to sell used cars in Gotham City.

Hush (DC Comics): Thomas Elliot is a renowned surgeon and childhood friend of Bruce Wayne. A meticulous planner, Elliot resents the fact that Bruce's father thwarted hi

Clayface (Karlo) (DC Comics): Basil Karlo was an actor who upon discovering that a remake of one of his classic horror movies was being made went insane and began killing the cast

Replikon (DC Comics): Replikons are aliens with the ability to mimic and adapt to elements of any opponent that they face.

Preus (DC Comics): The xenophobe, Sergeant Preus of the Citizen's Patrol Corps, comes from the alternate dimension Kandor populated by multiple alien species. Preus is a

Lyla (DC Comics): Stunning wife of Kal-El, Lyla worked at the Terraforge that controlled earthquakes on Krypton.

Dan Turpin (DC Comics): Dan Turpin was known as 'Brooklyn' during the Second World War. Later he moved to Metropolis and joined the Special Crimes Unit.

Lena Luthor (DC Comics): The daughter of Lex Luthor and Contessa Erica Alexandra del Portenza.

Coldsnap (DC Comics): Coldsnap was a member of the Masters of Disaster.

Heatstroke (DC Comics): Heatstroke is a member of the Masters of Disaster, a mercenary group for hire with meta-human abilities based on the destructive elements. She has the

Shakedown (DC Comics): Shakedown had super strength, invulnerability, and the ability to control the earth and cause earthquakes.

Lance Garrison (Antarctic Press): Lance is a retired US Air Force general, master air-combat pilot, and friend of Kevin "Ace" Koss in the Gold Digger universe.

William Jennings Bryant (Non-Fictional): 41st Secretary of State under President Woodrow Wilson. He also opposed evolutionary theories, and sought to keep them out of the school curriculum. H

Uncle Sam (In the Public Domain): From businessman to an American icon.

John D. Rockefeller (Non-Fictional): An American oil executive, philanthropist and the wealthiest man of his time.

Death (In the Public Domain): Personification of Death. One of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Theodore Roosevelt (Non-Fictional): 26th President of the United States.

Caliban (Marvel): Caliban is a mutant that can sense other mutants within a 25 mile radius of himself. He was a Morlock, a member of X-Factor and X-Force as well as Apo

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

Superboy 1000000 (DC Comics): Superboy OMAC is the one millionth clone of Superboy.

Cain (DC Comics): The first murderer, a resident of the Dreaming and the collector and caretaker of mysteries

Alpha (DC Comics): A member of the League of Assassins and a master of Gun-Fu.

Agrippina (DC Comics): The mistress of a Roman themed assassin group.

Stevie Hunter (Marvel): Former ballet dancer turned teacher who Charles Xavier hired as an instructor for the New Mutants.

Senyaka (Marvel): Senyaka is from Sri Lanka, was a part of Acolytes and has energy-based whips. He is one of the more violent members of the Acolytes and embraces Fabie

X-Cutioner (Marvel): A former government agent out to assassinate violent mutants using weapons and paraphernalia collected from former X-Villains.

Deadair (Marvel): Deadair is a member of the Death Sponsors who come into conflict with the X-Men when they try to bring back an individual named Arize back to Mojoworl

Arize (Marvel): Arize is the only mutant of the Spineless Ones. Due to his mutation, he has a more humanoid appearance than his brethren.

Mojo II (Marvel): A clone of Mojo with a spine, Mojo II sought the overthrow of Mojo, though shared his affinity for slaves and gladiator reality entertainment.