Who Is Cynthia Horton? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Cynthia Horton (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Green Arrow story in the pre-Crisis universe.
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Cynthia Horton (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Green Arrow story in the pre-Crisis universe.

Bigfoot (In the Public Domain): A North American Creature whose very existence is shrouded in mystery.

Charles Grayson (DC Comics): Former assistant to Dr. Crane, aided in inventing a way to transport human brains into robot bodies. During World War II, Grayson assisted Project M,

Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Coy (Marvel): General Coy is a crime boss in Madripoor.

Jake Grimm (Marvel): Jake Grimm is the son of the Thing in the MC2 universe.

Alynn Cambers (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Gerrold Sinclair (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Green Arrow story in the pre-Crisis universe.

Iron-Hand Hauptmann (Marvel): A former Nazi and member of the Red Skull's villainous Exiles. Hauptmann wields a mechanical iron glove with abilities similar to the Satan Claw.

Steel Sterling (Archie Comics): One of the earliest Man of Steel, Steel Sterling is super strong and near invulnerable. He is a member of the mighty Crusader from Archie Comics.

Tubby Watts (DC Comics): Theodore 'Tubby' Watts was an assistant to Johnny Chambers, acting as a sidekick to his alter-ego 'Johnny Quick'.

Chimera (DC Comics): Shape-shifting adaptive agent of Checkmate.

Nancy Drew (In the Public Domain): Nancy Drew is an amateur detective. Her friends Bess, George and Ned, her boyfriend, have all helped her with her mysteries. In some cases she has tea

Luther Manning Clone (Marvel): A clone created in a failed attempt to return humanity to the original Deathlok, Luther Manning.

R.U. Reddy (Marvel): R.U. Reddy is the hot-headed loose cannon of The Thunderiders.

Princess Fen (Marvel): Atlantean royalty, Princess Fen was the daughter of Emperor Tha-Korr, the wife of Leonard McKenzie and the mother of Prince Namor.

Meltdown (DC Comics): After being bombarded with radiation, Ned Creegan gained awesome new powers, which he sought to use for personal gain.

Aurora (DC Comics): One of several super powered beings who battled the H-Dialer's in the Master's villain factory.

Spyderr (DC Comics): One of several super powered beings created by The Master that battled The H-Dialers in one of his villain factories.

Damon Dran (Marvel): Initially an arms dealer, Damon Dran became obsessed with revenge against Natasha Romanoff when he was thwarted by the Black Widow again and again.

Jaguar (Archie Comics): Gifted by the animal kingdom with the Jaguar belt, a talisman granting the wearer the powers of all animals, Ralph Hardy became the superhero Jaguar.

Riley Thorpe (Capital Comics): Badger's close friend and sidekick.

Yeti (Capital Comics): Bodyguard to the Yak.

Yak (Capital Comics): Himilayan Mage who protects the world from demonic magics.

Victor Epoch (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Superman story during the pre-Crisis universe.

Sister Pleasure (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Iron Butterfly (DC Comics): A member of the Shadow Cabinet, and its field leader. She is secretly in love with the group's leader, Dharma.

Gentle Sam (Marvel): The strong-man powerhouse of the Redeemers, rebels against an oppressive future.

Swashbuckler (Marvel): The maverick swordsman of the Redeemers, rebels against the government of an oppressive future.

Godwulf (Marvel): Hailing from a dystopian future, the man known as Godwulf has been both friend and foe to Deathlok the Demolisher.

Sparkler (DC Comics): This young member of the Force of July with flight and fire powers was killed by Dr. Arthur Light in one of the opening gambits of the Janus Directive

Silent Majority (DC Comics): Silent Majority used his duplication power as a member of the Force of July.

Mayflower (DC Comics): Mayflower was a member of the Force of July.

Isabeau De Marnaye (Éditions Glénat): For revenge and to escape, Isa choses exile. Passenger of the wind on tall ships, she'll suffer wars, prisons and discover the horors of the slave tra

Aerivar XVIII (Marvel): Aerivar XVIIII was King of the Avians in the first half of the 20th century. He was also the adoptive father of the Red Raven.

Otny (Marvel): Otny is a wolf god and son of the mighty Fenris. Otny and his brother Hakon come into conflict with Vidar when he travels to Jotunheim to seek revenge

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

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

Vidar (In the Public Domain): He is Thor's half-brother, a son of the All-Father Odin and the giantess, Grid. A powerful warrior in his own right, Vidar preferred to live as a farm

Winnie the Pooh (In the Public Domain): One of Disney's well known mascots who is originally from the children's books created by A.A. Milne.

The Master (DC Comics): When Robby Reed dialed split on his H-Dial he split in to two entities. The Master represents his evil and more intellect side.