Who Is Ward Meachum? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Ward Meachum (Marvel): Brother of Harold Meachum and uncle to Joy Meachum.
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Ward Meachum (Marvel): Brother of Harold Meachum and uncle to Joy Meachum.

Apollo Creed (Company-Licensed): Former World Champion until Rocky beat him in Rocky II.

Robot Archie (IPC Magazines Ltd.): A good robot is hard to find.

Prestor Jon (DC Comics): Redwing's older brother a mutant from an alternate timeline, Prestor Jon can interface with technology.

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Cathy Fregosi (DC Comics): A criminal in Hub City with immense physical strength whose trademark weapon is a tire iron.

Harry Mudd (Company-Licensed): A con artist who has several run-ins with the USS Enterprise.

Atlas (DC Comics): A 'hero' in an undefined ancient time, Atlas came to the present and is now a member of Project 7734.

Protege (Marvel): Protégé was a potentially omnipotent being from Earth-691. He almost became the new "One Above All" until he was defeated by Scathan the Approver and

King Randor (Mattel): King of Eternia and father of He-Man & She-Ra.

Pretty Boy (Marvel): A member of the Reavers. He is a cyborg and has telepathic powers.

Bloodshed (Marvel): Formerly petty criminal caught by Spider-Man, took on armored and super-strong identity, twice encountered Spider-Man in his efforts to avoid death at

John Ackers (DC Comics): John Ackers was a junkie who was saved from death by the Batman. He had a vision while hospitalized where Batman asked of him to help him clean his ci

Roger Rabbit (Disney): A famous cartoon star in the 1988 film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"

Jessica Rabbit (Disney): Jessica Rabbit is the loving wife of Roger Rabbit.

Power Broker (Marvel): Curtiss Jackson is the head of The Corporation's west coast division and the founder of Power Broker, Inc. - a criminal organization that would augmen

Sin (Marvel): The daughter of the Red Skull who was aged at an accelerated rate by means of advanced technology so she could be of use to her father.

Mother Night (Marvel): The former nanny of the Red Skull's daughter, Sin.

Vormund (Marvel): Vormund (formerly Hauptmann Deutschland) is a German special forces operative and a government sanctioned superhero. He was the leader of Germany's fi

Phoebe Marrs (Marvel): A romantic interest of Namor.

Man-Mountain Marko (Marvel): Small time thug who gained super-strength, and eventually terminal illness, through abusing an experimental horse steroid.

Balaban (Marvel): A soldier of S.H.I.E.L.D. who worked with G.W. Bridge to arrest Cable.

Minor Domo (Marvel): Minor Domo is an employee of Mojo and a bit hysterical at times.

Queen of Hearts (DC Comics): The Queen of Hearts is a female serial killer whose gimmick was drilling people's hearts out and keeping them in little heart-sized baby cribs.

Felix the Cat (Company-Licensed): Felix the Cat has a magical bag of tricks from which he can pull out anything he needs at the moment; the bag can also shapeshift into anything Felix

Kronos (Marvel): A mysterious and rarely seen Eternal, the cosmic master of time within the Marvel continuum remains a powerful figure within the universe's large land

Terraxia (Marvel): Terraxia was created by Thanos using the Infinity Gauntlet.

Xolotl (In the Public Domain): Aztec god of death and lightning.

Xochiquetzal (In the Public Domain): Aztec goddess of fertility, excess, and sex.

Algernon (Marvel): An intelligent rat who met with Captain Britain.

Midnight Sun (Marvel): Once enemies, after their last battle Silver Surfer and Midnight Sun left each other on amicable terms.

Myron Feldman (Marvel): Therapist and friend of Kenneth Connell, the Star Brand of the New Universe.

Sizer (Boom! Studios): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Class Clown (Marvel): Class Clown is a one-shot enemy of Speedball. Class Clown is a minor terror and prankster to his school.

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