Who Is Secret Agent Zero? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Secret Agent Zero (Creator-Owned): Agent Zero has assisted the Danger Girls on several missions. His true identity is unknown.
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Secret Agent Zero (Creator-Owned): Agent Zero has assisted the Danger Girls on several missions. His true identity is unknown.

Johnny Barracuda (Creator-Owned): The handsome CIA agent who is the official liaison between the Danger Girls and America. He collaborates with the girls from time to time and has a lo

Natalia Kassle (Creator-Owned): Natalia Kassle is a former KGB spy who was recruited by Danger Girl. Her true loyalties, however, were with the Hammer Empire.

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Adam Susan (DC Comics): The Leader of the Norsefire Party, and therefore head of the government of England

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King Shark (DC Comics): Nanaue is a humanoid shark who originally terrorized Hawaii, but now operates as a member of the Suicide Squad. Contrary to popular belief, King Shark

Knockout (DC Comics): Knockout was a former Female Fury from Apokolips. As such she possesses the strength and ferocity of those hazed through the fires of her world.

Kana (DC Comics): As a ninja, Kana's entire body is a living weapon. He is a master of traditional Japanese martial arts and almost unbeatable in hand to hand combat.

Blank Slate (DC Comics): He is a former enemy and reserve member of Young Justice. He has the ability to mimic the powers of others.

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Howler (DC Comics): Howler's cocky sense of action comes from the fact that he is the expert marksman of the Wild Men. He's also been known to be a "ladies' man" or in th

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Tekka (DC Comics): Member of the Hairies, ally of Superboy/Kon-El.

Gilly (DC Comics): If a man looks her directly in the eye, he will fall in love.

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Blue Ice (DC Comics): An enemy of Wonder Woman, a villainess with the ability to amplify the radioactive elements of blood.

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