Who Is Irma Geddon? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Irma Geddon (DC Comics): A plump, middle-aged woman in a nuclear-armed battlesuit.
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Irma Geddon (DC Comics): A plump, middle-aged woman in a nuclear-armed battlesuit.

Jack Phantom (DC Comics): Jackie is an officer of the Top 10 precinct. She is one of the more prominent characters in the series, playing an important role in the initial 'Libr

King Peacock (DC Comics): A highly pious follower of the Yazidi religion and often referred to as a "Devil worshipper" by others.

Joe Pi (DC Comics): A robot (although he prefers to be called "post-organic" or "Ferro-American") who is extremely talented at his job and highly skilled at human interpe

Hyperdog (DC Comics): A super intelligent, talking doberman in a man-shaped robotic exoskeleton.

Peregrine (DC Comics): A conservative born-again Christian with artificial wings and a powerful physique.

Tom Strange (In the Public Domain): Doc Strange is a Superhero who gets his "Superman-like" abilities from a drug he invented call Alosun.

American Eagle (In the Public Domain): American Eagle is a Golden Age hero who got his powers as a scientist in the United States government.

Lance Lewis (In the Public Domain): Futuristic detective.

Grim Reaper (Pines Publishing): He wasn't the real grim reaper, but he sent a lot of guys to meet the real one.

Phantom Eagle (Fawcett Publications): The Phantom Eagle possessed no superpowers, but was a self-taught pilot and mechanic.

Twister (Novelty Press): "Picked up by the whirling twister," a young man finds that the experience leaves him "a strange being" who is part of the cyclone itself and is able

Jack B. Quick (DC Comics): Jack B.Quick is a boy genius who lives in the fictional farming town of Queerwater Creek, Kansas. He spends the majority of his time inventing incredi

Cobweb (DC Comics): The Cobweb is a comic book heroine co-created by famed writer Alan Moore and veteran underground artist Melinda Gebbie. Cobweb's only apparent powers

First American (DC Comics): He's the perfect American hero: patriotism, a spandex costume, a secret lair (the Americrypt) and a young sexy sidekick. But he's mainly human with al

Wally Flunt (DC Comics): Wally Flunt was a teacher who believed he was a serial killer known as the Hammer Killer.

Nikki (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Mantis (DC Comics): The ruler of the Bugs that fled from New Genesis to Apokolips where Darkseid bestowed many powers upon him in return for his loyalty.

Axis (DC Comics): Psyche queen and leader of Dark Nemesis, a group of assassins and information brokers. She repeatedly fought the (Teen) Titans until she and other mem

Scorcher (DC Comics): Scorcher is a super-powered villain, possibly a metahuman who can generate and project plasma blasts from her hands. She was one of five people who co

Eli (DC Comics): One of the children that had escaped from an orphanage run by D.E.O. Department of Extranormal Operations.

Tommy (DC Comics): A member of the new incarnation of the Newsboy Legion, and clone of the original Tommy Thompkins.

Dolphin (DC Comics): Dolphin is Garth's wife and the mother of his child. Her powers were given to her through alien scientific experimentation on humans. She assisted Aqu

Carom (DC Comics): Speed demon and member of Dark Nemesis

Epsilon (DC Comics): A mysterious character appearing in the pages of Titans

Cerdian (DC Comics): Infant son of Tempest and Dolphin. Disappered with Dolphin during Infinite Crisis with the destruction of Atlantis. He was later confirmed dead.

Theta (DC Comics): Superpowered girlfriend of Epsilon. Briefly an enemy of The Titans

Godstorm (Marvel): Member of The Storms of Asgard

Torrent (Marvel): The Godstorm in human form, existing vicariously through the Weather-maker.

Harald (Marvel): An Viking cursed to roam the seas for a millennium.

Weather-maker (Marvel): Jared Carstairs was Weather-Maker and would later become Torrent.

Next Man (Comico): Comico's 1980's hero Next Man.

C'ian (Soleil): Daughter of Nicolede, wife of Knight Gold-Azure, sister of Cixi and mother of Cixi (the younger one)

John Wayne Gacy (Non-Fictional): American serial killer and rapist responsible for the deaths of at least 33 young men and boys.

Elaida do Avriny a'Roihan (Company-Licensed): Aes Sedai of the Red Ajah, former advisor to Queen Morgase of Andor, and Amyrlin during the Schism in the White Tower

Elyas Machera (Company-Licensed): A former Warder and current Wolfbrother who shuns the company of his human peers in favour of wolves.

Sharvik (Image): A human merchant of questionable morals.

Regent (DC Comics): Deposed heir to the throne of Aegena, his home world, prince Rijian is a declared enemy of Union. He is first bloodline of the Directorate Throne. He

Tyger Tiger (Marvel): A crimelord on the Island of Madripoor and ally of Wolverine.

Paul Westfield (DC Comics): He is a fictional DC Comics character. He appeared in Superman in numerous occasions and contributed in creating Superboy, and Auron.