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Adeline Kane Wilson (DC Comics): Adeline Kane was a US Army instructor training recruits for a top-secret military program called Team 7. She fell in love with and married one of her
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Adeline Kane Wilson (DC Comics): Adeline Kane was a US Army instructor training recruits for a top-secret military program called Team 7. She fell in love with and married one of her

Vigilante (Adrian) (DC Comics): The infamous Vigilante mantle was first assumed by DA Adrian Chase as a means to fight crime outside of his official jurisdictions. He used non lethal

Jericho (DC Comics): The son of Deathstroke and Adeline Kane, Joseph Wilson is able to control people's bodies through eye contact. He was a longtime member of the Teen Ti

Jackal (DC Comics): The second Ravager after Grant Wilson, he was killed by Deathstroke the Terminator.

Patricia Trayce (DC Comics): Former Gotham Detective Pat Trayce quit the GCPD out of frustration with the justice system and became Vigilante in an effort to punish the man who ki

Senadra (Antarctic Press): Senadra was an elf adventurer raised by dwarves in the Gold Digger universe, who was turned into a living spell after she died and now exists as a pha

George H. W. Bush (Non-Fictional): He was Ronald Reagan's vice president and later voted in as the 41st president. The father of George W. Bush the 43rd president. He was a WWII naval a

Xavier Dylan (DC Comics): Xavier Dylan was regarded as the brains behind most of the organized crime in Gotham's East End, but few were aware of the fact that he took orders fr

Gates (DC Comics): Insectoid teleporter and member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

Gear (DC Comics): Member of Legion of Super-Heroes from planet Linsnar.

Sensor (DC Comics): A serpentine member of the Legion of Super-Heroes who appeared during the first reboot of DC's 30th-century universe, now known as Earth-247. She has

Tina McGee (DC Comics): She is a S.T.A.R. labs scientist who studied Wally West (The Flash). The two had a brief affair.

Iris West Allen (DC Comics): A tough-as-nails journalist from Central City, who has a long and complicated history with Barry Allen. Before the New 52, she ultimately became Barry

Spider (DC Comics): Villain who used the guise of a superhero to commit his crimes

Xon-Ur (DC Comics): Head of the Holy Order of Rao, he is a fanatical follower to the Sun God Rao in Krypton who raises a holy war against technology and science.

Doomsday (DC Comics): Doomsday is a seemingly unstoppable behemoth who adapts his physical form to overcome and destroy anything or anyone in his path. He is best known for

Dormouse (In the Public Domain): The sleepy Dormouse was one of the eccentric characters Alice met in Wonderland. The Dormouse is often depicted sleeping inside a large tea-pot on the

Hope (DC Comics): Lex Luthor's bodyguard along with her partner, Mercy.

Mercy Graves (DC Comics): Mercy Graves is Lex Luthor's private bodyguard, chauffeur, and personal assistant.

Parademon (DC Comics): Member of the Secret Six.

Grayven (DC Comics): The youngest son of Darkseid, and the younger brother of Orion and Kalibak. Grayven has the ability to use a small portion of the Omega effect.

Chemo (DC Comics): Composed of an unknown combination of experimental chemicals, the creature called Chemo is a living WMD, possessing a unique form of pseudo-life that

Manchester Black (DC Comics): Born in England to an abusive family, Manchester Black became the leader of a particularly violent crime fighting vigilante team called "The Elite". M

Imperiex (DC Comics): The ultimate conquering force featured in the "Our Worlds at War." First appeared in Superman #153. This being literally has the power of the big bang

Kru-El (DC Comics): The black sheep of the house of El from Krypton, Kru-El was condemned to the Phantom zone for his crimes.

Iron (DC Comics): Iron is the Metal Men's strongman — yet fiercely loyal — able to be shaped into an infinite variety of objects to assist the team on their missions.

King Midas (In the Public Domain): King with golden touch, and later king with donkey ears.

Natasha Irons (DC Comics): The niece of John Henry Irons (aka Steel III), Natasha Irons has become a hero by her own right and an important ally for Superman.

Waverider (DC Comics): He is a time traveler superhero, with fire-like hair. He can see possible dangerous futures for each person and cancel risky possibilities.

Kismet (DC Comics): She is an immortal god in the DC universe. She guided the Man of Steel in his path of righteousness. She has had limited appearances since then.

Black Racer (DC Comics): The Grim Reaper of the DC Universe. When it is your time to pass, the implacable Black Racer will be there in the end to guide your soul.

Maxima (DC Comics): Warrior Queen of Almerac, she has been enemy and ally of Superman and his family. Most recently she has joined the United Planets Superwatch.

Massacre (DC Comics): He is a alien mass murderer that clashed with Superman.

Kancer (DC Comics): Kancer was a tumor that lived inside Superman.

Brainiac 13 (DC Comics): The advanced version of Brainiac from the 64th century.

Lyle Crawford (Marvel): Afro-American student, follower of the Hand.

Desi The Monkey (Marvel): A dancing monkey.

Agent Pratt (Marvel): Rogue agent with malevolent intentions of his own.

Jeremy Locke (Marvel): Crippled resourceful man whom kidnapped Elektra to show her what a monster she had become.

Philip Carson (Marvel): A mercenarie and employee of Jeremy Locke. He kidnapped Elektra after orders of his boss.