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Spartacus (Non-Fictional): A Thracian slave who became a gladiator in the house of Batiatus. Spartacus led a rebellion against the Romans.
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Spartacus (Non-Fictional): A Thracian slave who became a gladiator in the house of Batiatus. Spartacus led a rebellion against the Romans.

Heinz Guderian (Non-Fictional): A German general during World War II. He was Chief of Mobile Forces and was Inspector-General of Armored Forces in the Final Year of the War

Louis Pasteur (Non-Fictional): A French chemist and microbiologist who is remembered for furthering knowledge of the causes and prevention of disease.

Stauffenberg (Non-Fictional): German aristocrat who tried to assassinate Hitler, but failed

Tito (Non-Fictional): Yugoslavian revolutionary and president of Yugoslavia from 1943 to his death in 1980.

Reinhard Heydrich (Non-Fictional): A high ranking Nazi politician and official.

Frank James (Non-Fictional): The younger smarter brother of Jesse James

Albert Quackmore (Disney): One of Scrooge's butlers.

Chopper (Rebellion): Marlon Shakespeare, otherwise known as Chopper. Supersurf Champion.

Daniel Peres (DC Comics): Head of the House of Peres is known as a keen negotiator. Close to Ausgustus he was in favor of retiering the minutmen and was the second casualty in

Judith Connelly (DC Comics): Judith Connelly is the twin sister of Jacquelin Connelly.

Bill Martindale (DC Comics): William Martindale is a wealthy business man in Manhattan.

Jacqueline Connelly (DC Comics): Jacquline is the twin sister of Judith and she was the wilder one of the pair. As a result in an argument Judith killed her sister.

Gat Benson (DC Comics): Gat Benson was the leader of a mob. He had many run ins with Jim Corrigan and ultimately killed him, turning him into the Spectre.

Louis Snipe (DC Comics): Louis Snipe was a two-bit snitch who was involved in the murder of Jim Corrigan.

Clarice Winston (DC Comics): Clarice Winston was the fiancee of Jim Corrigan before he became the Spectre in the 1930's.

Eddie Vega (DC Comics): Eddie Vega is a kidnapper who died trying to cut off a gasoline truck.

Shathan (DC Comics): A lord of hell and nemesis of the Spectre.

Nate Kane (DC Comics): A middle aged detective in New York City who fell in love with the doomed Amy Beitermann at the same time as Jim Corrigan. After Amy's death he and Ji

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Judith (DC Comics): Also referred to as "The Sword of Zion," Judith is an Israeli ninja who is a member of the Hayoth.

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Enfant Terrible (Creator-Owned): Enfant Terrible is the supposed son of Spider Jerusalem

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Vita Severn (Creator-Owned): A political adviser of the Smiler.

Mitchell Royce (Creator-Owned): Spider Jerusalem's editor and his oldest friend.

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Alan Schact (Creator-Owned): The Smiler's political consultant

Oscar Rossini (Creator-Owned): Yelena's philanthropist father.

Fred Christ (Creator-Owned): Fred had himself modified with alien DNA and became leader of the Angels 8 transient movement. More than a little self and sex obsessed he also starte

Gary Callahan (Creator-Owned): The second man to become president during Transmetropolitan. Even worse than The Beast, he is Spider's primary antagonist throughout the series.

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Prester John (Marvel): Prester John was a former crusader, chronicler of Avalon, and served as Cable's director of security on Providence during the events of Cable/Deadpool

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Gardener (DC Comics): Guardian of the Tree of Knowledge, and "Bridge" between Animal and Human.

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Hellene (DC Comics): An Amazonian of Themyscira.

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Pythia (DC Comics): Pythia is the keeper of the Garden of Hope. She operates as a consultant/advisor to the Lord of Apokolips, Darkseid.

Menalippe (DC Comics): An Amazon priestess who died during the the War of the Gods. She was involved with fellow Amazon Penelope. In the new 52 she was one of the two Amazon