Who Is Captain X? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Captain X (DC Comics): A WWII hero and spy who fought with the British against the Nazis. He is the grandfather of Ronnie Raymond, one part of the hero Firestorm.
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Captain X (DC Comics): A WWII hero and spy who fought with the British against the Nazis. He is the grandfather of Ronnie Raymond, one part of the hero Firestorm.

Prairie Witch (DC Comics): While she is now old and frail, sixty years ago Abigail Moorland vexed Opal City and Starman (Ted Knight) as the murderous and satanic Prairie Witch.

Doctor Pip (DC Comics): A bombing genius who started a reign of terror in Opal City.

Lupe Bodine (DC Comics): A mercenary and a foe of Starman (Will Payton).

Doctor Phosphorus (DC Comics): Doctor Phosphorus is a transparent angry wall of fire. Dr. Alex Sartorius got his powers when a nuclear core went unstable and his body was bathed in

Culp (DC Comics): Shadow-wielding immortal dwarf who was caught in the same supernatural event as the Shade. He and the Shade are sworn enemies.

Dr. Beverly Crusher (Company-Licensed): Beverly Crusher is the Chief Medical Officer aboard the USS Enterprise under command of Captain Picard

Aaron Bodine (DC Comics): A mercenary and a foe of Starman (Will Payton).

Hamilton Drew (DC Comics): An excellent detective who was trapped in a poster since the 1800s.

Black Pirate (DC Comics): Jon Valor possessed no super powers or extraordinary abilities. However, he was a superb swordsman, superior athlete and an accomplished sailor.

Kyle (DC Comics): The Mist's only son and his favorite child as well as the killer of David Knight.

Phantom Lady (DC Comics): Armed with a 'black light ray projector' and a barely-there costume, Sandra Knight was the original Phantom Lady and one of the first female superhero

Doctor Mid-Nite (DC Comics): A medical doctor who lost his sight, Dr. Pieter Cross can see spectrums of light in total darkness. He works with the JSA to train the heroes of tomor

Mist (DC Comics): The Mist can apply his invisio - solution to living and non - living things, making them invisible.

Charity (DC Comics): Charity is a fortune teller.

Sadie Falk (DC Comics): Jack Knight's girlfriend and Will Payton's sister.

Lionheart (Fantagraphics): Journalist cat.

Zato-Ino (Fantagraphics): Zato Ino (ざと いの) is a wandering masseur who secretly is an expert with his sword-cane.

Rodunn (DC Comics): Captain of the Atlantean Military and personal guard/subject to King Arthur. The two eventually became enemies but after Aquaman saved his life he onc

Syphonn (Marvel): A power hunger tyrant who try using the corpse of the original Captain Marvel to conquer the positive universe.

Ramshot (Marvel): Ramshot is a member of The Jury, and he fought Venom (Eddie Brock) at least once.

Bomblast (Marvel): A member of The Jury equipped with a powerful plasma bolt rifle.

Firearm (Marvel): Firearm is a member of The Jury.

Wysper (Marvel): Wysper is a member of The Jury.

Sin-Eater (Marvel): The Sin-Eater was a former police detective with a double personality. He became the serial killer who also murdered Jean DeWolff. He quotes the Bible

Effigy (DC Comics): Effigy is an enemy of Green Lantern who can control flames in much the same way as Green Lantern uses his power ring.

Hal Jordan (DC Comics): With the ability to overcome great fear and harness the power of will, test-pilot Hal Jordan was chosen to be the Green Lantern of Sector 2814 inherit

Cameron Chase (DC Comics): Cameron Chase is a government agent whose task is to monitor and neutralize meta-human threats to national security.

Slither (DC Comics): Bass guitarist for Scare Tactics.

Grossout (DC Comics): Once a teenager with little motivation, Grossout is now a super strong monster made of sentient sludge.

Fang (DC Comics): A werewolf and lead guitarist for Scare Tactics.

Crimson Avenger (Travis) (DC Comics): "He was the first of our kind." The Crimson Avenger has the distinction of being DC Comic’s first masked super-hero. Using his wits and fists as his m

Dream of the Endless (Morpheus) (DC Comics): Dream of the Endless (Morpheus) was the anthropomorphic personification of the concept of dreaming. He dwells in a realm called the Dreaming, from whe

Jackalman (Company-Licensed): An evil mutant.

Tug-Mug (Company-Licensed): A Lunatak from the first moon of Plun-Darr this moon has strong gravity, Tug Mug proves extremely powerful in the lesser gravity of Third Earth.

Chilla (Company-Licensed): Member of the Lunatacs. Chilla is from the frozen moon of Plun-Darr.

Snarf (Company-Licensed): Snarf was Lion-O's nursemaid on Thundera.

Slithe (Company-Licensed): A Lizardman general who serves Mumm-Ra with a vengeance against the Thundercats.

Monkian (DC Comics): An evil mutant.

Mumm-Ra (Company-Licensed): Empowered by the mystical Ancient Spirits of Evil, the immortal sorcerer Mumm-Ra is the Thundercats' nemesis. With both powerful magic and unrivalled