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Web-Man (Marvel): Web-Man is an evil mirror doppelganger of Spider-Man, created by Doctor Doom. When the creating mirror is destroyed, the doppelganger tragically goes
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Web-Man (Marvel): Web-Man is an evil mirror doppelganger of Spider-Man, created by Doctor Doom. When the creating mirror is destroyed, the doppelganger tragically goes

Argo (Marvel): Argo the Almighty, son of Hercules (the Olympian demigod of ancient legends) in the MC2 universe.

Coal Tiger (Marvel): T'Chaka is the alternate future time line son of T'Challa, known as the Black Panther and King of Wakanda.

Earth Sentry (Marvel): Infused with Kree alien powers, he watches guard over the Earth

Nemesus (Marvel): A Nightmare Creature that Collects Souls

Hoarfrost (Marvel): A member of Brute Force and enemy of the Thunderbolts

Solovar (DC Comics): Solovar was the former ruler of Gorilla City and friend to Barry Allen.

Brooks (DC Comics): In a parallel timeline where Catwoman is the protector of Gotham and Batman is a psychotic criminal, Brooks acted as Catwoman's Alfred, serving as her

Lynx (DC Comics): She is the right hand of King Snake, and the new leader of the Ghost Dragons, a Chinese gang comprised of younger members.

Dante (DC Comics): A sorcerous villain to a realm of Hell who has battled Supergirl and Young Justice.

Thrash Bandit (Marvel): Criminal with a Roller-Blading Power Suit

Tommy Mangles (DC Comics): Violent criminal who was responsible for well over eighty murders.

Fieldstone (Marvel): A member of Brute Force and enemy of the Thunderbolts.

Ratcatcher (DC Comics): Otis Flannegan uses his almost preternatural ability to train rodents in committing crimes as... the Ratcatcher.

Gearhead (DC Comics): Gearhead is a Batman villain with cybernetic limbs and has an all out grudge for Batman.

Thor (In the Public Domain): Thor from Norse Mythology, he is the son of Odin and Jord, husband of Sif, father of Magni, Modi and Thrud. He is the god of might, strength, thunder,

Torus Storm (Marvel): Existing only in the MC2verse, Torus is the son of Johnny Storm and Lyja. Torus would love to become one of the Fantastic Five.

Watchfire (Marvel): A member of the Secret Empire's super team Brute Force.

Scarum (Marvel): A Member of the Brute Force team

Loblolly (Marvel): A member of Brute Force and an enemy of the Thunderbolts

Hoopsnake (Marvel): Member of the Brute Force and enemy of the Thunderbolts

Fizgig (Marvel): A member of Brute Force and an enemy of the Thunderbolts

Brother Royal (Marvel): Leader of the Brotherhood of Badoon.

Lockdown (Marvel): The mysterious protector of Shadow City in the Negative Zone.

Spencer (Rebellion): Victim of Shako, the killer polar bear.

Geomancer (DC Comics): Geomancer has the ability to cause earthquakes.

Lee Dolan (DC Comics): A former restaurant owner whose life was ruined by Megan Dietrich. Agent Graves offered him the chance to seek justice himself.

Inque (DC Comics): The result of a clandestine mutagenic experiment, Inque is a treacherous shape-shifting femme fatale, and foe to Batman Beyond.

Tarzan (In the Public Domain): Tarzan is the orphaned son of a British lord who was raised by a pride of apes in the African jungle and later discovered by a group of explorers.

Sea Witch (In the Public Domain): Character from the Little Mermaid fairy tale by H.C. Andersen.

Bounty (Marvel): The character Bounty lives in the Marvel universe. She works as a space bounty hunter and has a reputation for always capturing whoever she goes after

Puppy (Marvel): Supposedly Lockjaws grandson from an alternate reality.

Caledonia (Marvel): Greatly skilled in swordsmanship, she fights with courage in the ways of the great warriors of old.

Gombezis (DC Comics): The Gombezis are the genetic creations of golden age villain Dr. Togg. They faced both the first and third Hourman.

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

Dreaming Celestial (Marvel): Tiamut The Dreaming Celestial, exiled to Earth by his fellow Celestials, has had interactions with both Mutants and Eternals influencing their develop

Ashema (Marvel): Ashema the Listener is the younger sister of The Dreaming Celestial and was a major player in the Heroes Reborn series.

Carrie Stetko (Oni Press): Carrie Stetko Is a U.S. Marshall in Antarctica investigating a murder case.

Anthony Zucco (DC Comics): Tony Zucco is the mobster who arranged the deaths of John and Mary Grayson for failing to pay protection money.

Mario Falcone (DC Comics): Mario Falcone is one of Carmine "The Roman" Falcone's sons and new head of the Falcone Family.