Who Is Darla? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Darla (Marvel): A young girl whom first appeared when the X-man Longshot first came to earth, she was a member of a children street-skaters gang named "the Fatboys'.
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Darla (Marvel): A young girl whom first appeared when the X-man Longshot first came to earth, she was a member of a children street-skaters gang named "the Fatboys'.

Nirvana (AC Comics): A deadly assassin proficient in the martial arts, Nirvana has fought against heroes like the Scarlet Scorpion and Nightveil.

Nocturna (DC Comics): The alabaster seductress of the evening who calls herself Nocturna, is really Natasha Knight. She suffers from a rare "light sensitivity" disease. She

Nimbus (DC Comics): He can make mental contact with the rest of the Omega Men over great distances, warning them of imminent danger.

Sun Emperor (DC Comics): Sun Emperor is a psychotic and powerful member of the Legion of Super-Villains. He is a powerful villain who wields fire and the sun itself.

Esper Lass (DC Comics): Esper Lass comes from the 30th century's colonized moon Titan, in Saturn's orbit. Like most denizens of Titan, she has formidable mental abilities and

Chameleon Chief (DC Comics): Chameleon Chief can change his shape and also change the shape of things he touches. He is a member of the Legion of Super-Villains.

Radiation Roy (DC Comics): Radiation Roy applied to become a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, but was rejected. He then became a member of the Legion of Super-Villains.

Tyr (DC Comics): Tyr is a space tyrant, using his sentient gun hand for crime in the 30th Century.

Silver Slasher (DC Comics): Silver Slasher hails from Dryad and believed the Legion of Super-Heroes destroyed her homeworld. She has been a foe of the Legion of Super-Heroes ever

Dr. Regulus (DC Comics): Doctor Regulus possesses solar energy powers, enabling him to generate heat or light from his person in immeasurable quantities. He can recharge his p

The Monitor (DC Comics): A cosmic being in charge of maintaining the multiverse in balance. He was a main character in Crisis on Infinite Earths. After the original crisis, he

Doctor Double X (DC Comics): Doctor Simon Ecks' greatest weapon is his energy duplicate known as Double X an entity living in a symbiotic relationship with Ecks and possessed of e

The Ghost (DC Comics): The Ghost's greatest weapon was the teleportation device he wore on the glove of his right hand. This device could teleport him anywhere on Earth, ena

Insect Queen (DC Comics): An insectoid alien villain, Insect Queen is based in the silver age Lana Lang identity.

Lord Satanis (DC Comics): So great is Satanis' mystical power that he can use it in an awesome array of ways. Only one person is known to have greater powers of magic - Syrene,

Silver Ghost (DC Comics): Silver Ghost was able to transform people and objects into solid Silver. Once transformed, these things were under his control.

Magno Lad (DC Comics): Magno Lad was a Legion reject that turned to crime, joining to the Legion of Super-Villains to get revenge.

Magnetic Kid (DC Comics): Pol Krinn is Magnetic Kid, the brother of Cosmic Boy. Magnetic Kid was a student of the Legion Academy and a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

Chris KL-99 (DC Comics): An accomplished athlete, Chris KL-99 is also a noted astronaut, astronomer and scientist. He is famed for his quick, analytical mind.

White Witch (DC Comics): Mysa Nal is originally from the planet Naltor and is the younger sister of Nura Nal (Dream Girl). Mysa trained on the Sorcerer's World and became a po

Lightning Lass (DC Comics): Ayla Ranzz is a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes and the younger twin sister of Lightning Lad. Ayla's powers have alternated between electricity g

Tellus (DC Comics): Tellus was a telepathic and telekinetic student of the Legion Academy and eventually became a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes. He and teammate Qu

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Reinhold Borsten (DC Comics): He was an evil scientist who operated out of a facility in Seattle, Washington.

Stepin (Company-Licensed): Warder to the Aes Sedai Kerene Nagashi

Dr. Gargunza (Marvel): A perverted genius scientist driven by a desire for immortality. He is a pastiche of Doctor Sivanna.

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Shinsky (Marvel): Doctor Wladyslav Shinski was once a brilliant scientist who joined other scientists in forming the Enclave, an organization dedicated to the creation

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James Stephen (Non-Fictional): origin, story and key facts about the character.

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William Gull (Non-Fictional): A prominent 19th century English physician

John Druitt (Non-Fictional): One of the suspects in the Jack the Ripper case

Prince Albert Victor (Non-Fictional): A member of the English royal family, a grandson of Queen Victoria

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Miss Liberty (DC Comics): Miss Liberty was an extraordinary hand-to-hand fighter for a woman of her time. She was a superb horsewoman and outstanding athlete.