Who Is Frog-Man? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Frog-Man (Marvel): Francois LeBlanc was the first Frog-Man and an original member of the Ani-Men. He is a batrachanthrope (Were-Frog) or frog/human hybrid.
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Frog-Man (Marvel): Francois LeBlanc was the first Frog-Man and an original member of the Ani-Men. He is a batrachanthrope (Were-Frog) or frog/human hybrid.

Cat-Man (Marvel): Two men have taken the identity of Cat-Man and were members of the Ani-Men.

Ape-Man (Marvel): Two men have taken the identity of Ape-Man and were members of the Ani-Men.

Galen DeMarco (Rebellion): Mega-City One Private Investigator and former Judge.

Orlok (Rebellion): East-Meg Assassin.

Grand Director (Marvel): Steven Rogers [formely William Burnside] was the fourth Captain America and was active in the 1950s. He has resurfaced since often fronting extremist

Ghaur (Marvel): Ghaur is a Deviant Priest and later de facto ruler of the race.

The Fury (Marvel): The Fury was created by Mad Jim Jaspers to kill all superhumans.

Fafnir (In the Public Domain): An evil frost giant, that later was transformed into a mighty dragon, from Norse mythology.

Titus Defoe (Rebellion): A zombie hunter in an alternative 17th century London.

Stained Glass Scarlet (Marvel): An ex-nun who became a vigilante after being forced to kill her criminal son.

Tommy (Marvel): One of the Many sewer dwelling Morlocks

Cybelle (Marvel): Member of the group called the Morlocks, Cybelle is able to emit corrosive acid from her skin.

Blow-Hard (Marvel): One of the sewer dwelling Morlocks.

Annalee (Marvel): A Morlock and Power Packs pretend aunt, deceased.

Mirage (Marvel): Mirage is a super-villain who uses life-like holograms to his advantage.

Midgard Serpent (In the Public Domain): An enormous serpent that wraps around Midgard, Jormungand is an enemy of Asgard. In the prophecy of Ragnarok, Thor and the Midgard Serpent are destine

Shakara (Rebellion): A robotic entity made from the genetic material of his extinct race. Now he exists only as an avenger for his people, hunting down the races responsib

Malekith (Marvel): Ruler of the Dark Elves of Svartalfheim and a powerful practitioner of Dark Faerie Magic. Malekith is a very powerful enemy of both Thor and Jane Fost

Lucifer (Marvel): Demon. Ghost Rider villain.

Korvac (Marvel): A denizen of the 31st century, Korvac betrayed humanity to Badoon invaders and became the enemy of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Gaining untold power f

Scourge (Marvel): The Scourge of the Underworld is a vigilante committed cleansing the world of costumed criminals through the means of assassination.

Samantha Slade (Rebellion): Granddaughter of original Robo-Hunter, Sam Slade.

Shellshock (Marvel): Shellshock was a minor criminal mercenary that has fought members of the Fantastic Four and the Black Panther. He was killed by the Scourge of the Und

Rapier (Marvel): A minor villain in the employ of Silvermane.

Mind-Wave (Marvel): Mind-Wave wears a helmet that allows him to hear the thoughts of any individual within close proximity. He attacks New York City with his massive thin

Letha (Marvel): Formerly a member of the Grapplers, Letha was slain by the Scourge of the Underworld during the Bar With No Name massacre. She was later revived by th

Hijacker (Marvel): The Hijacker was a minor criminal that used his Crime Tank called the Murder Machine to wreck havoc. He would meet his demise at the Bar with No Name

Hellrazor (Marvel): Hellrazor was a super villain agent of Roxxon. He was later killed by Scourge.

Grappler (Marvel): The Grappler is a minor costume criminal that comes into conflict with She-Hulk. The Grappler would meet his demise at the Bar with No Name massacre a

Cyclone (Marvel): A French gangster who inherited the Cyclone suit and name from the deceased villain Andre Gerard. Has worked with the Maggia and Justine Hammer's Mast

Commander Kraken (Marvel): Pirate and enemy of Iron Man and Namor

Cheetah (Marvel): A foe of Captain America. He was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld and revived years later by the Hood, only to be promptly killed again.

Turner D. Century (Marvel): Disgusted by the vulgarity of modern society, Turner D. Century tried to return humanity back to the more innocent times he adored. His campaign was h

Blue Streak (Thompson) (Marvel): Blue Streak was a long-time enemy of Captain America's until he was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld.

Fly (Marvel): A small-time thug who battled Spider-Man on several occasions, the Fly was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld. He was later brought back by The H

Hammer (Marvel): Part of Cable's old Six Pack. He used his knowledge of machines to create a one-man tank for himself.

Basilisk (Marvel): Absorbing the Kree Alpha and Omega Stones, a small-time burglar was transformed into a powerful new being. With his new-found abilities, the cunning a

Megatak (Marvel): Gregory Nettles was an industrial thief when a freak accident at an electronics show transformed him into Megatak. His ability to control electricity

Enforcer (Delazny) (Marvel): A criminal mercenary and assassin for hire, operating mainly on the West Coast of the United States. He was killed by the Scourge.