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Jay Leno (Non-Fictional): An American comedian and TV host, Jay Leno (born on April 28, 1950) is known for his large chin and his collection of classic cars and motorcycles. He
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Jay Leno (Non-Fictional): An American comedian and TV host, Jay Leno (born on April 28, 1950) is known for his large chin and his collection of classic cars and motorcycles. He

Patch (Marvel): Owner of the Hell House and assignment dispatcher for mercenaries there. Sometimes employer/ally of Deadpool.

Pumice (Marvel): One of many "Warpies" who were transformed into super humans by Mad Jim Jaspers.

Threeta (AC Comics): Threeta is the Giantess form of the combined essences of Melanie Little Flower, Kate Swendon, and Holly Kal.

Commander Cold (DC Comics): A Mercurian data thief and enemy of the Flash.

Rena Stone (DC Comics): The Editor-In-Chief of Feast magazine

Katma Tui (DC Comics): Before her death, Katma Tui was the Green Lantern of Sector 1417. Hailing from the plant Korugar, she was Thal Sinestro's successor and had to deal wi

Sinestro (DC Comics): Once considered the greatest Green Lantern in any sector, Sinestro came to believe that the only way to ensure order in the universe was through the r

Tomar Re (DC Comics): A Xudarian and former Green Lantern of Space Sector 2813. He is Hal Jordan's mentor in pre-Crisis continuity.

Tomar Tu (DC Comics): From the planet Xudar, Tomar Tu is the former Green Lantern of Space Sector 2813 and son of Tomar Re. Tomar Tu was stripped of his ring after executin

John Stewart (DC Comics): Formerly an architect, social activist, and U.S. Marine sniper, John Stewart was chosen by the Guardians of the Universe to join the Green Lantern Cor

Doctor Destiny (DC Comics): A super-villain who uses his superior mind and dreaming powers, centered on an invention called the Materioptikon, to commit crimes.

The Key (DC Comics): The Key is a master scientist who has developed a large variety of futuristic weapons, most of which are in the shape of keys, keyholes and locks.

Nero (DC Comics): An artist with several mental disorders, Nero possesses a Qwardian Yellow Power Ring. His insanity fuels his willpower and creativity, making his chao

Inferno (DC Comics): Inferno (alias Sandy Anderson of the planet Earth) is a fictional character, a superheroine in the DC Comics universe. The character is a former ally

Trickster (Jesse) (DC Comics): The Trickster is a criminal mastermind who uses a deadly joke-bag of tricks to pull off his crimes

Magenta (DC Comics): She was a former girlfriend of the Flash (Wally West) who was corrupted by her magnetic powers and turned to villainy.

Weather Wizard (DC Comics): Marco Mardon is a villain with the ability to control the weather, and a member of the Rogues.

Blacksmith (DC Comics): Blacksmith is the leader of the underground black market known as the Network

Chillblaine (DC Comics): An ex-boyfriend of Golden Glider, whom he later murdered. Glider's brother, Captain Cold, killed Chillblaine to avenge his sister's death.

Scorn (Marvel): Shriek's Psychiatrist at Ravencroft who becomes the new host for the Carnage symbiote. She later gains her own symbiote, a spawn of Carnage, and names

Fallout (DC Comics): The man who secretly powers Iron Heights prison.

Gregory Wolfe (DC Comics): The warden at Iron Heights, a prison for super-villains just outside of Keystone City. He believes in severe punishment and despises super-villains. C

Wolf (Archie Comics): Manny Humphries is an escaped convict who was experimented on.

Pied Piper (DC Comics): The Pied Piper is a reformed member of the Flash's Rogues Gallery.

Chunk (DC Comics): Short time diamond thief, this massive man could eat anything and place it in an alternate dimension. He went on to become an ally to The Flash(Wally

Goldface (DC Comics): Former Green Lantern foe that moved to Keystone City and reformed, becoming an ally to the Flash.

David Cain (DC Comics): One of the world's deadliest assassins, and the father of Cassandra Cain.

Brainiac 417 (DC Comics): Super-intelligent and intangible member of Justice Legion L.

Moominpappa (Atlantic Förlags AB): Moominpappa is the well-meaning father of Moomintroll in Finn author Tove Jansson's stories.

Snofsan (Atlantic Förlags AB): A species from Finn author Tove and Lars Jansson's Moomin-stories, and also a character in Moomin-stories.

Snork Maiden (Atlantic Förlags AB): Snork maiden is a character in Moomin-comics, and has been in its cast from the very first adventure. She`s also Moomintrolls girlfriend.

Moomin (Atlantic Förlags AB): Mumin is both a race (Moomin in English) and a character (Moomintroll) from Finn authors Tove Jansson's and Lars Janssons stories.

Magala (DC Comics): Magala was an amazon sorceress. She was the Keeper of the Well of Souls in Themyscira.

Nicodemus (DC Comics): Thomas Hart is a masked figure in Gotham City who kidnaps corrupt city officials and burns them to death. He, just like the Batman, had lost his paren

Billy Kincaid (Image): In life Billy Kincaid was murderous pedophile. Since his defeat at the hands of Spawn (Simmons) he has been brought back to life numerous times to tor

Saint of Killers (Creator-Owned): Once the most feared soldier in the Confederate Army, he is now the deadliest being who ever walked the Earth. The Saint sold his soul after a tragedy

Jesse Custer (Creator-Owned): A small-town reverend who becomes fused with an entity known as Genesis, giving him the Word of God, forcing people to do whatever he says. Utilizing

Tulip O'Hare (Creator-Owned): Tulip O'Hare is Jesse Custer's lover, and is every bit as dangerous as he is. She is a crack shot with virtually any firearm and travels alongside Jes

God (In the Public Domain): The main deity of the Abrahamic religions.