Who Is Dreadface? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Dreadface (Marvel): Dreadface is a slimy, oozing alien entity that has the ability to posses and control animals and humans with its touch.
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Dreadface (Marvel): Dreadface is a slimy, oozing alien entity that has the ability to posses and control animals and humans with its touch.

Devastator (Hasbro): Devastator is the combination of the six Decepticons who are known as the Constructicons. The first Combiner ever, and is nearly unstoppable in battle

Lyja (Marvel): A Skrull who possesses the body armor which gives her power to shapeshift into both animal and human form. She is well-known for her marriage to Johnn

King Cobra (Marvel): Dutch criminal with Cobra like powers, who went on as the third leader of The Serpent Society.

Weasel (Marvel): Deadpool's friend/henchman, technology expert and weapons dealer. More recently he wanted revenge against Deadpool for being a lousy friend. He was ki

Mark Gruenwald (Non-Fictional): Mark Gruenwald was a writer and editor at Marvel Comics. Regarded by many readers and creators as the finest editor Marvel ever saw, Gruenwald was kno

Hellinger (Marvel): Harlan Ryker (aka Hellinger) is the creator of Deathlok and the father of Deathlocket who sought to take over world and replace humanity with cyborgs

Alexander Pierce (Marvel): One of Nick Fury's most loyal operatives.

Ben Jacobs (Marvel): A scientist who worked for Cybertek and developed a vendetta against Deathlok. Somtimes the partner of the mercenary Mainframe.

Moses Magnum (Marvel): Moses became President of Deterrence Research Corporation, which is the world's independent weapons manufacturing firm. This would lead to several con

Siege (Marvel): John Kelly was the first attempt at creating a Deathlok cyborg. However, when the project failed he was killed. His brain patterns were later discover

Biohazard (Marvel): A young boy mutated by chemical, bent on avenging for the death of his father

Mechadoom (Marvel): A self-aware Doombot who fought Deathlok and Misty Knight.

Coldblood (Marvel): Eric Savin oversaw the Ultra-Tech project for the U.S. Army. He discovered the project lead was a traitor and Eric was killed when he confronted the t

Bushwacker (Marvel): Bushwacker is a mercenary and assassin with arms that can morph into a variety of projectile weapons. Working for the Marauders, he would kill mutants

Ruby Thursday (Marvel): A scientific genius, Ruby Thursday remade herself into an living human gynoid with a shape-shifting head. She is a member of the villainous Headmen.

Warwolf (Marvel): Warwolf is the field leader of Nick Fury's Howling Commandos. He can transform into a powerful werewolf form at will when Mars is in the night sky.

Pagan (Marvel): Brother to John Tremont and Lord Templar

Kro (Marvel): Kro is a well-known shape-shifting Deviant and love-interest to the Eternal known as Thena. Because of his love for her, Kro sometimes became a relunc

Ares (Marvel): Ares is the son of Zeus and the Olympian God of War. After years of fighting against The Avengers, Thor, and mostly his own brother Hercules, Ares joi

Kratos (In the Public Domain): God of power. Wields an adamantine sword.

Bia (In the Public Domain): Partners with Kratos, Bia is the personification of force and wields a mace forged by Cyclopes.

Blackwell (Marvel): Blackwell is an impulsive member of V.I.G.I.L.

Lynn Michaels (Marvel): NYPD officer, Lady Punisher and one time S.H.I.E.L.D operative.

Payback (Marvel): Former police officer turned vigilante, Eddie Dyson went from enemy of the Punisher to one of his allies when his family were killed by the mafia!

Mickey Fondozzi (Marvel): Mickey Fondozzi is a loyal soldier of the Carbone family. He was recruited on the pretense of being Italian-American. Actually he is Albanian.

Shotgun (Marvel): Mercenary for hire.

Mindi Mayer (DC Comics): Wonder Woman's publicist who died from a drug overdose.

Thalia (In the Public Domain): Muse of Comedy.

Klarion (DC Comics): A mischievous trickster, cunning villain, and occasional hero, Klarion the Witch Boy is considered to be one of the most dangerous magic users in exis

Teekl (DC Comics): Klarion's familiar

Merry the Gimmick Girl (DC Comics): The cousin of the original Star-Spangled Kid, Merry decided to follow his footsteps and became the 1940's masked fighter Merry, Girl of a 1,000 Gimmic

Dyna-Mite (DC Comics): Former sidekick to TNT and a member of both the All-Star Squadron and the Young All-Stars. Dan Dunbar could generate an explosive blast by joining tog

Miss Arrowette (DC Comics): First appearing in World's Finest Comics, Bonnie King attempted to become yet another sidekick for the emerald archer. She became a trusted ally of Gr

Razorsharp (DC Comics): Razorsharp gained the ability to transform her limbs into razor sharp metal. A hacker, Razorsharp was a member of the Psyba-Rats and the Blood Pack be

Channelman (DC Comics): Channelman gained the power to travel into the world of television by the Bloodlines aliens. He was a founding member of the Psyba-Rats.

Harm (DC Comics): One of the most ruthless, deadliest, and recurring enemies ever faced by Young Justice. Harm was arguably their greatest nemesis and inextricably tied

Traya Sutton (DC Comics): Adopted daughter of the Red Tornado and Kathy Sutton.

Rip Roar (DC Comics): Massively strong being able to project both fire and ice.

Agent Donald Fite (DC Comics): Agent Fite is one half of the All-Purpose Enforcement Squad's duo of Fite 'n Maad. He is also the father of Empress, a member of Young Justice.