Who Is Killowat? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Killowat (DC Comics): Charlie Watkins is from an alternate future which is ruled by the despot Lord Chaos. He joined the Team Titans who traveled back in time to stop Lord
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Killowat (DC Comics): Charlie Watkins is from an alternate future which is ruled by the despot Lord Chaos. He joined the Team Titans who traveled back in time to stop Lord

Ultraa (DC Comics): Endowed with powers nearly as great as those of Superman's plus the scientific knowledge placed in his brain, Ultraa was one of the mightiest beings a

Big Sir (DC Comics): Big Sir is the superstrong, but mentally slow, member of the Injustice League. He has no special fighting skills, just a single-mindedness towards vio

Oberon (DC Comics): Oberon is good friend and father-like figure to Mister Miracle.

Mitch Wacky (DC Comics): Inventive supergenius who created the most advanced theme park of his world, Wacky World of Angor.

Blue Jay (DC Comics): He came from another dimension to rid Earth of it's nuclear weapons and save man from himself. Due to the fact that his homeworld was destroyed by nuc

Wundajin (DC Comics): Inspired by the Aboriginal storm spirits from the Kimberley, in Australia, Wundajin is the Thunderer God from Earth-8.

Tin Man (DC Comics): An armored hero with a heart condition. Pastiche of Iron Man.

Dr. Diehard (DC Comics): Dr. Diehard is a member of the villainous Extremists and leader of the Zen Men. He is DC Comics' homage to Marvel's Magneto and Professor X.

Gorgon (DC Comics): Gorgon is a multi personality creature.

Tracer (DC Comics): Tracer from Earth-8, DC's homage to Marvel's Wolverine and Sabertooth.

Dreamslayer (DC Comics): A member of the Extremists.

Scarlet Skier (DC Comics): He is the herald for a cosmic being known as Mr. Nebula. He is a parody of the classic Marvel Comics character, the Silver Surfer, who is a herald for

Mr. Nebula (DC Comics): He is a Planet Decorator who is a parody of Marvel's Galactus. His current herald is the Scarlet Skier.

G'Nort (DC Comics): He is a member of the Green Lantern Corps who is currently NOT missing in action.

Gypsy (DC Comics): Cynthia Reynolds started her career as a superhero in Detroit with the Justice League of America. As the mysterious Gypsy, she is an unseen defender o

Vapor (DC Comics): The environmentalist who gained the meta-human ability to transform herself into a cloud of acidic mists. Asked to join a new super-team established b

Maxi-Man (DC Comics): A superhero who is always in competition with Mr. Miracle.

Hector Hammond (DC Comics): Genius who evolved himself into a man of the future with a meteor's power. His futuristic brain grants him many powers that make him a very dangerous

Texas Twister (Marvel): A country boy through and through, Twister has fought for the good with S.H.I.E.L.D., and The Rangers. Never is he seen far from his Texas roots.

Justin Hammer (Marvel): A longtime foe of Iron Man who as a criminal mastermind employed super-villains and organized criminal operations.

Spymaster (Marvel): Spymaster is a master of espionage, and of industrial espionage in particular.

Zeus (Marvel): Zeus is the youngest son of Cronus and Rhea. He is the most powerful member and ruler the Olympian Gods, an extra-dimensional race of superhumans . Ze

Kevin Masterson (Marvel): Son of the original Thunderstrike, Kevin Masterson has recently become the new Thunderstrike after inheriting the enchanted mace. An alternate take on

Thermal Man (Marvel): A powerful near indestructible robot foe to Thor.

Skullcrasher (Marvel): An armored racketeer who preyed on Silicon Valley tech companies.

Cynthia Chalmers (Marvel): Cynthia Chalmers was the daughter of Judge Robert Chalmers. She was in part responsible for the reactivation of the Mark II Sentinels and later with t

Diablo (Marvel): Diablo is a 9th century alchemist with aspirations of world dominance. He is able to produce any number of amazing potions that defy scientific analys

Cat (Marvel): The Cat is a master martial artist, and former secret agent of the People's Republic of China. His skill at melee and hand to hand combat rivals the t

Deacon (Marvel): A servant of Zadkiel who punishes the sinners in brutal ways thus fulfilling God's will (or, at least, he believes so).

Gator Grant (Marvel): Determined to regain his glory as a champion wrestler, "Gator" Grant acquired magical powers to beat the Thing, only to have them mutate him into his

Master Mold (Marvel): Master Mold was created by Bolivar Trask, with the Primary Directive of controlling the mutant "menace." Its AI grew exponentially, and it realized it

Larry Trask (Marvel): Larry Trask followed in the footsteps of his mutant-hating father, Bolivar Trask, totally unaware that he was a mutant himself. After his father's dea

Windstorm (Marvel): Windstorm used to be a junkie on the streets of Israel until Sabra saved her life by giving her half of her powers. Windstorm would form a terrorist g

Big Bouncer (Marvel): The Bouncer was a man who invented an inflatable suit to commit robberies in Springdale but his criminal spree was cut short by the young hero, Speedb

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

Ymir (In the Public Domain): Ymir is the oldest and most powerful of the Frost Giants. He was amongst one of the first Asgardian creatures to be created and spawned the Asgardian

Wyatt Wingfoot (Marvel): An ally to the Fantastic Four, Wyatt has saved the team on several occasions and shared many adventures with them.

Torg (Marvel): Torg is a large monster that looks like a gorilla. It is controlled by Serestus.

Doctor Voodoo (Marvel): Born in Haiti, Jericho Drumm left for America to become a doctor. When he received word that his brother was dying because of a Voodoo Curse, he got r