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Claire Montgomery (DC Comics): The ex-wife of Maxwell Lord and the founder of the super team Conglomerate.
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Claire Montgomery (DC Comics): The ex-wife of Maxwell Lord and the founder of the super team Conglomerate.

Wally Tortollini (DC Comics): A washed up reporter writing a tell all book about the Justice League America.

Hardline (DC Comics): He was also known as Reverb, the brother of Vibe.

Stonewall Jackson (Non-Fictional): One of the top Southern Generals during the American Civil War.

Prince Gavyn (DC Comics): Rebellious, but noble prince of the alien empire named Throneworld. He is one of the many heroes to be known as "Starman".

Praxis (DC Comics): A former detective with a powerful mind, a powerful telekinetic and telepath. Once a man of the law now he seeks his own form of justice.

Dmitri Mishkin (DC Comics): Russian born Dmitri Mishkin was saved from vampires as a child by Andrew Bennett, whom he joined in the fight against Mary Seward and her vampire terr

Ernie (DC Comics): Ernest E. Ernest, more commonly known by just “Ernie,” was the sidekick of DC Comics’ “golden age” hero General Glory. Ernie was a spoof of Bucky Barn

General Glory (Wallace) (DC Comics): Police officer Donovan Wallace was wounded in the line of duty. When he shared a hospital room with Joe Jones, Wallace inherited the name of General G

Godiva (DC Comics): Godiva is the premiere heroine from England. She is a stunningly beautiful woman who has meta-human hair capable of changing its shape to become wings

Impala (DC Comics): Impala, alter ego M'Bulaze, is a Zulu South African speedster with speed and agility greater than his namesake and a member of the Global Guardians un

Rising Sun (DC Comics): Rising Sun uses his fire powers to defend Japan and fight with the Global Guardians.

Thunderlord (DC Comics): Thunderlord was a Buddhist monk that used his super sonic scream to defend the Earth along with the Global Guardians.

Tuatara (DC Comics): Representative of New Zealand with the ability to predict the future thanks to the third eye.

Seraph (DC Comics): An Israeli school teacher, granted biblical powers.

Veridium (DC Comics): Veridium, used to be just a hallucination of Will Magnus' psyche, now through a botched experiment his evil brother David Magnus became a very real th

Frostbite (Hasbro): Frostbite is a member of the G.I. Joe team. Driver of the Snow Cat.

Snow-Job (Hasbro): Rock 'n Roll foundout that Snow Job got his nickname for being a con artist, not a skier. He tried to scam Rock 'n Roll out of some money and made him

Vanessa Fisk (Marvel): Wilson Fisk's beloved wife, and apparent Art connoisseur.

Onomatopoeia (DC Comics): Onomatopoeia is a serial killer who targets non-superpowered heroes. He is an enemy of Batman and Green Arrow.

Dr. A. A. Zivancevik (Lightspeed Press): Xenologist, anthropologist and professional partner of Hexoholoi Shar. Object of Vary Krishna's desire.

Philip Carson (Marvel): A mercenarie and employee of Jeremy Locke. He kidnapped Elektra after orders of his boss.

Jeremy Locke (Marvel): Crippled resourceful man whom kidnapped Elektra to show her what a monster she had become.

Agent Pratt (Marvel): Rogue agent with malevolent intentions of his own.

Desi The Monkey (Marvel): A dancing monkey.

Lyle Crawford (Marvel): Afro-American student, follower of the Hand.

Brainiac 13 (DC Comics): The advanced version of Brainiac from the 64th century.

Kancer (DC Comics): Kancer was a tumor that lived inside Superman.

Massacre (DC Comics): He is a alien mass murderer that clashed with Superman.

Maxima (DC Comics): Warrior Queen of Almerac, she has been enemy and ally of Superman and his family. Most recently she has joined the United Planets Superwatch.

Black Racer (DC Comics): The Grim Reaper of the DC Universe. When it is your time to pass, the implacable Black Racer will be there in the end to guide your soul.

Kismet (DC Comics): She is an immortal god in the DC universe. She guided the Man of Steel in his path of righteousness. She has had limited appearances since then.

Waverider (DC Comics): He is a time traveler superhero, with fire-like hair. He can see possible dangerous futures for each person and cancel risky possibilities.

Natasha Irons (DC Comics): The niece of John Henry Irons (aka Steel III), Natasha Irons has become a hero by her own right and an important ally for Superman.

King Midas (In the Public Domain): King with golden touch, and later king with donkey ears.

Iron (DC Comics): Iron is the Metal Men's strongman — yet fiercely loyal — able to be shaped into an infinite variety of objects to assist the team on their missions.

Kru-El (DC Comics): The black sheep of the house of El from Krypton, Kru-El was condemned to the Phantom zone for his crimes.

Imperiex (DC Comics): The ultimate conquering force featured in the "Our Worlds at War." First appeared in Superman #153. This being literally has the power of the big bang

Manchester Black (DC Comics): Born in England to an abusive family, Manchester Black became the leader of a particularly violent crime fighting vigilante team called "The Elite". M

Chemo (DC Comics): Composed of an unknown combination of experimental chemicals, the creature called Chemo is a living WMD, possessing a unique form of pseudo-life that