Who Is Silver Swan (Alexandros)? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Silver Swan (Alexandros) (DC Comics): An ugly duckling who became the beautiful Silver Swan after striking a deal with her ancestor, Ares.
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Silver Swan (Alexandros) (DC Comics): An ugly duckling who became the beautiful Silver Swan after striking a deal with her ancestor, Ares.

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Angle Man (DC Comics): Angle Man wields the awesome Angler - a triangular device which opens spatial portals allowing him to warp through space.

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Night Tiger (E Train): Gail Grant is a former ATF agent, but after a tragedy became Night Tiger to fight against drugs.

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Tantaro (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

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