Who Is Face Thief? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Face Thief (Marvel): The Face Thief is a demon that has the ability to steal the identities of mortals.
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Face Thief (Marvel): The Face Thief is a demon that has the ability to steal the identities of mortals.

The Fixer (Marvel): A crooked fixer of boxing-matches. He ordered the death of Jack Murdock, Matt (Daredevil) Murdock's father.

Antonio Argent (Marvel): Before losing his powers Antonio could fly and control fire. Like Magma he couldn't be injured by fire.

Samuel Yates (DC Comics): The spirit of a boy Batman failed to save now out for revenge

Batman Junior (DC Comics): Some Batman story lines feature a college age son of Batman (Bruce Wayne) named Batman Junior. The mother wasn't clear in the stories. Sometimes calle

Hugo Strange (DC Comics): Dr. Hugo Strange is a brilliant but disturbed psychologist with an obsessive vendetta against Batman. In addition to being one of Batman's earliest fo

Gus Grim (Marvel): And old friend to the New Mutant Dani Moonstar.

Jordan Reynolds (DC Comics): Police officer that shot commissioner Gordon in the back. Later killed by Micheal Bonetti with the help of Harvey Bullock.

Tommy Burke (DC Comics): Detective in the GCPD.

Andy Kasinsky (DC Comics): A detective in the GCPD Major Crimes Unit, Andi is partnered with Eric Cohen.

Gina Langtrees (Marvel): A woman whom became briefly romantically involved with Johnny Blaze (Ghost Rider).

Mackenzie Bock (DC Comics): Known as "Hardback" due to his love of reading, Bock was a top Cop in the Gotham City Police Department and was able to read symbols.

Matatoa (DC Comics): First appearing in Batman: Gotham Knights #16 by writer Devin Grayson and artist Roger Robinson, Matatoa is an immortal covered in Maori tattoos who d

Snapdragon (Marvel): Snapdragon was a member of Strikeforce Morituri with the ability to fire plasma energy as a projectile.

Comrade X (Marvel): Cold War spy and enemy of Hank Pym.

The Mortician (DC Comics): Porter Vito is a funerary agent who resurrects people from the dead. It it believed that he started practicing this because his own parents passed awa

Bruce Greenwood (Marvel): Former partner of Frank Castle who sold him out and helped cause his family's death.

Jillette (Marvel): A dirty Cop on the take who was responsible for the murder of Frank Castle's family. Who is eventually killed by the Punisher.

Taarna (Heavy Metal): A strong, beautiful warrior maiden who resolves to avenge a city destroyed by a horde of mutated barbarians.

Kebra (Les Humanoïdes Associés): His name, in verlan, means "braque" that is to say crazy (it is true that he often has impulsive reactions which disconcert even his own accomplices).

Glinda (In the Public Domain): Ruler of the Quadling Country and the most powerful sorceress in the Land of Oz.

Lone Sloane (Dargaud): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Anubis (In the Public Domain): The Egyptian God who shepherds souls to the afterlife.

Arzach (Les Humanoïdes Associés): Arzach is a comic character created by the prominent french comic artist, Moebius. Whether he's human or alien is unknown.

Rocket (DC Comics): Icon's partner and friend, Rocket has an inertia belt that allows her to fly and form shields of kinetic energy. She's outspoken, liberal, and one of

Sinbad (In the Public Domain): Sinbad, originally called Sindbad, is a middle eastern folklore hero.

Doctor Mabuse (In the Public Domain): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Druuna (Dargaud): Druuna is the protagonist of comic book creator Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri's Druuna series. It gained prominence in the 80's and 90's as an ongoing eroti

Arnold Schwarzenegger (Non-Fictional): Bodybuilder, actor, governor. A modern renaissance man.

Marilyn Monroe (Non-Fictional): Marilyn Monroe was an award winning actress and singer and larger than life star who made big hit movies in the 1950's. In 1962 she died of a drug ove

Kath (Fantagor Press): Like Den, Kath came from Earth to Neverwhere.

Kinowa (Casa Editrice Dardo): Created by Andrea Lavezzolo for EsseGesse.

Lady Liberty (DC Comics): Lady Liberty was a member of Force of July and sacrificed herself when fighting Kobra. Since her death, four more women have taken up the mantle of La

Man-Mountain (DC Comics): A hulkish brute with a crystal chin.

White Feather (DC Comics): A member of the Inferior Five, White Feather is an expert archer only when he believes no one is watching him.

Merryman (DC Comics): The leader of the Inferior Five.

Dumb Bunny (DC Comics): A member of the Inferior Five, Tough Bunny is stronger than an ox -- and almost as intelligent.

Awkwardman (DC Comics): A member of the Inferior Five, Awkwardman is incredibly strong, but also incredibly clumsy.

Doodles Duck (DC Comics): Early DC funny animal duck who liked to wear bowler hats

Codename Black (Creator-Owned): A dangerous warrior