Who Is Fat Man? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Fat Man (DC Comics): Mr. America's sidekick during the Golden Age, who fought crime using a broom and a squirt gun.
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Fat Man (DC Comics): Mr. America's sidekick during the Golden Age, who fought crime using a broom and a squirt gun.

Superman Robot (DC Comics): Ned, the last robotic replica of Superman, he was assigned with the protection of Lois Lane and later, with the guard of Krypto and the Fortress of So

Aqualord (DC Comics): An alternate earth version of Aquaman and fanatic member of Khouriga Edjem's elite terrorist force.

Lara Lor-Van (DC Comics): Lara Lor-Van is a Kryptonian Scientist as well as the biological mother of Superman and wife to Jor-El.

Jor-El (DC Comics): Jor-El was a major Kryptonian scientist on the Kryptonian Science Council, the biological father of Superman, and the husband of Lara Lor-Van. He disc

Marksman (DC Comics): Marksman debuted in Smash Comics 33 in May 1942. He would not be seen in continuity again until an Elseworlds miniseries entitiled JLA Destiny. This s

Captain Thunder (DC Comics): A mighty hero from a parallel Earth, who once encountered Superman and bares a more than passing resemblance to Billy Batson...

Triumph (DC Comics): Justice League's original leader and founding member, William MacIntyre was lost in the timestream for years and forgotten by his allies. He returned

Destiny of the Endless (DC Comics): Destiny is the personification of Destiny itself. He is blind and carries a book which contains everything that was, everything that is, and everythin

Midnight (DC Comics): Midnight has no actual super powers but is a superb detective and hand to hand combatant. His vacuum gun fires a suction cup attached to a super stron

Evil Star (DC Comics): Evil Star relies upon the "star band" he created for both power and life.

Despero (DC Comics): One of the Justice League's oldest foes, Despero was transformed by the Flame of Pytar into a galactic tyrant whose psychic might is matched only by h

Katana (DC Comics): A superb samurai, she uses her deadly sword, The Soultaker, to fight evil around the world. The mystic sword contains the soul of every person killed

Sapphire (DC Comics): Teenage runaway Candace Gennaro got trapped on a KOBRA submarine and found a psycho-reactive alien gem called the Serpent's Egg. Candy steals the Egg

Lightning (DC Comics): Tavis Williams is the twin brother of Gan Williams, the two have a psychic link with each other and though they are not members, they are often allies

Geo-Force (DC Comics): Brion Markov is the king of Markovia. Thanks to breeding and science, he has the powers of the planet Earth, including gravity, earth control, lava bl

Infinity (DC Comics): The mysterious new operative of the Birds of Prey.

Slig (DC Comics): Slig is a member of Darkseid's elite aquatic force, the Deep Six.

Will Magnus (DC Comics): Doctor Will Magnus is a human scientist and creator of the Metal Men.

Amazing Grace (DC Comics): She is a member of Darkseid's Elite whose sole mission is to draw out the resisting Apokoliptians, so that they can be crushed.

Roy Fokker (Company-Licensed): Lieutenant Commander Roy Fokker was the leader of the Skull Squadron aka Jolly Rogers, one of the most decorated units in the Global Civil War and the

Lyn Minmei (Company-Licensed): Lin Minmei is part of the Rick Hunter/Lisa Hayes love triangle, renowned for her singing voice, becoming Miss Macross on board the SDF-1. Her music wa

Bukama Marenellin (Company-Licensed): A Malkieri soldier and bodyguard of the uncrowned king of Malkier, al'Lan Mandragoran

Rick Hunter (Company-Licensed): Rick Hunter begins as a pacifist flying circus pilot, and ends up a highly decorated war hero, instrumental to the victory the Earth won against the Z

Captain Henry J. Gloval (Company-Licensed): Henry Joseph Gloval aka Henryk Jozef Glovalsky, captain of the SDF-1 during the First Robotech War. Serialized in the Comico series Macross Saga.

Lodestone (Marvel): Lodestone was hired by mob boss Phillipe Bazin in his fight against Darkhawk.

Zarrko the Tomorrow Man (Marvel): A mad scientist from the 23rd century that has mastered time travel and seeks to use it to conquer reality.

Goddess (Marvel): Goddess is the 'pure' and 'good' part of Adam Warlock when he expelled good and evil from his soul.

Wild Child (Marvel): Wild Child is best known for being involved with Alpha Flight, X-Factor, and Mr. Sinister's Hellions.

Grace Powell (Marvel): Grace Powell is the mother of Chris aka Darkhawk

Caniedrin (Company-Licensed): A Kandori archer who served alongside al'Lan Mandragoran in the Aiel War

Evilhawk (Marvel): Evilhawk is an enemy of Darkhawk. Originally reptilian from the planet Luq, he now inhabits an android body similar to that of Darkhawk.

Harry Lennox (Marvel): A police officer, former college of Mike Powell and member of the Cabal.

Mike Powell (Marvel): Mike was Darkhawk's father and a police officer whom had become corrupt, or so it seemed.

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

Savage Steel (Marvel): NYPD wanted a powerful Punisher they could control so they got a power suit to take a bite out of crime. It's worn by former officer James Zafar.

Allegra Bazin (Marvel): Daughter of mob boss Philippe Bazin. She disagreed with her father's murderous methods and opposed him on several occasions.

Philippe Bazin (Marvel): A New York mob boss with strong interests in collecting magical artifacts.

Portal (Marvel): Director of A.R.M.O.R., Charles Little Sky is a mutant with the power to create portals to other dimensions.

Mister Overhill (DC Comics): A dragon and regular customer at the House of Mystery