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Reverb (Marvel): Reverb was a member of Gene Nation whose mutant power was a unique form of tactile telepathy. He served as the team's scout.
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Reverb (Marvel): Reverb was a member of Gene Nation whose mutant power was a unique form of tactile telepathy. He served as the team's scout.

Sack (Marvel): Sack is a mutant with a gelatinous body that can possess people.

Hemingway (Marvel): An extremely violent Morlock, Hemingway was a member of Gene Nation. He died, but was later briefly resurrected by Eli Bard & Selene via the Trans

Vessel (Marvel): Member of the Morlock extremist group, Gene Nation. Vessel gains strength from the souls of the deceased, similar to the powers that Threnody possesse

Skyhook (DC Comics): Aleister Hook was a victim of vigilante justice for abducting children in 1880's London. In the present, he operates in Metropolis as the child abduct

Yiu (Soleil): A biologically and cybernetically enhanced mercenary, Yiu operates in the city of New Jerusalem - a powder keg of a city comprised of virtually all di

American Spirit (Dynamite Entertainment): Fighting Yank's spirit guide.

Psycho-Pirate (DC Comics): Roger Hayden became the second Psycho-Pirate when he found the fabled Medusa Mask, an artifact with the ability to control the emotional response of t

Punch (DC Comics): A villain who usually works with his wife and partner-in-crime, Jewelee.

Doctor Spectro (DC Comics): Among Dr Spectro's weapons are a prism projector, which causes hallucination and a portable hologram projector, which allow multiple images of him to

Crazy Quilt (DC Comics): Crazy Quilt uses a mind controlling helmet to commit crimes.

Benjamin Sisko (Company-Licensed): Deep Space 9 Commanding officer.

Grande Dame (Marvel): Queen of fairy land and ally of Generation X

Korless (Marvel): False member of the Clan Chosen.

Surge (DC Comics): A speedster from The Hand of God. Killed by Midnighter.

Cynicalman (Aardvark): A cynical stick figure.

Beanish (Eclipse): An artist from the Beanworld who created the popular Look See Show.

Thanatos (DC Comics): Thanatos is an evil doppleganger of Aquaman from a alternate dimension called the "Netherspace".

Tanger (DC Comics): A Narl, created by Tim Hunter. Companion of Crimple.

Vuall (DC Comics): A demonic-seeming woman who acts as a governess for various versions of Molly O'Reilly.

Crimple (DC Comics): A Narl, created by Tim Hunter. Companion of Tanger.

Plastique (DC Comics): A demolitions expert terrorist with explosive powers who fought Firestorm on occasion. Plastique married Captain Atom for a brief time and was part of

Purgatory (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Astra Logue (DC Comics): A young girl who Constantine failed to rescue in Newcastle. She was torn apart and damned to Hell by the demon Nergal.

Jadzia Dax (Company-Licensed): Jadzia is the eighth host to the symbiont known as Dax and the science officer aboard the Federation space station Deep Space Nine.

Tornado Tyrant (DC Comics): The evil part of the Red Tornado.

Cataclysm (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Willpower (DC Comics): William Twotrees is the illegitimate son of Johnny Thunder and an Apache woman. It seems as if Johnny's partner, the magic Thunderbolt named Yz, left

Meridian (DC Comics): Meridian Mychaels is a self-defense instructor at Grant's Gym who became a member of Primal Force following the Zero Hour event. Originally denied mem

Mystek (DC Comics): Former enemy of the Ray and eventual member of the Justice League Task Force.

Cave Girl (In the Public Domain): A jungle girl who first appeared in the Thun'da series. Not to be confused with the Edgar Rice Burroughs character.

Fighting Yank (In the Public Domain): The Fighting Yank is a Superhero who fought in World War II.

Golden Lad (Spark Publications): Tommy Preston finds The Heart of Gold, a magical Aztec artifact, in his grandfather's antique shop and becomes the superhero Golden Lad. In the 1980s,

Jaynis Goldbaum (Sirius Entertainment): A recurring character in Dawn: Lucifer's Halo and The Return of the Goddess, Jaynis is the (former) best friend of Darrian Ashoka.

Perdoo (DC Comics): Green Lantern of Space Sector 2234

Nome King (In the Public Domain): The ruler of the Nomes.

Wicked Witch of the West (In the Public Domain): The ruler of the Winkie Country in the Land of Oz.

Korky the Cat (D.C. Thomson & Co.): Cover star of The Dandy from 1937 until 1984. Still appears in the comic to this day.

Trot (In the Public Domain): A little girl who has had many adventures with her constant companion Cap'n Bill. She later moved to the Land of Oz where she became one of Dorothy Ga

Mombi (In the Public Domain): A wicked old witch who lives in the Gillikin Country of the Land of Oz. She had once conquered and ruled the Gillikin Country as the Wicked Witch of t