Who Is Mouthpiece? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Mouthpiece (Quality Comics): District Attorney Bill Perkins takes down criminals by any means as the masked vigilante the Mouthpiece.
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Mouthpiece (Quality Comics): District Attorney Bill Perkins takes down criminals by any means as the masked vigilante the Mouthpiece.

Carrie Kelley (DC Comics): In the Dark Knight Returns, Carrie Kelley sought out Batman and earned the right to fight alongside him as Robin using her home made costume. She late

Saviour (DC Comics): Saviour (AKA Ramsey Murdoch) has the ability to create or become just about anything using only his imagination. He believes Superman is an impostor a

Byte (DC Comics): Blythe Bonner and her brother would create powersuits able to have complete electronic interaction. Taking the name Byte she would come to battle both

Boss Moxie (DC Comics): He is a crime boss and the first leader of Intergang in Metropolis.

Mokkari (DC Comics): Along with Simyan, one of the diminutive proprietors of the Evil Factory. Mokkari was genetically engineered by Dabney Donovan.

Harvey Musgrove (DC Comics): A board game developer who believed Superman was out to get him because of his latest idea.

Gabby (DC Comics): A member of the new incarnation of the Newsboy Legion, and clone of the original Johnny "Gabby" Gabrielli.

Scrapper (DC Comics): A member of the new incarnation of the Newsboy Legion, and clone of the original Patrick "Scrapper" MacGuire.

Arclight (DC Comics): A former mobster who got the name Arclight because of his bomb detonation technique.

Psi-Phon (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Steve Lombard (DC Comics): The sports editor at the Daily Planet.

Geode (DC Comics): Geo-Force's ex-wife and newest enemy.

Woozy Winks (DC Comics): Sidekick of Plastic Man.

Skeets (DC Comics): Security droid for the Metropolis Space Museum in the 25th Century. He accompanies Michael Jon Carter 500+ years in the past to help him in becoming t

Morgan Edge (DC Comics): Morgan Edge is a Metropolis hood who organized the various gangs of the city into corporate conglomerate known as Intergang. He is CEO of a now worldw

Baud (DC Comics): Member of Mainframe, a group dedicated to techno-forming Earth, turning everyone into beings like themselves. Baud supports this goal and finds techno

Hot Spot (DC Comics): The hero formerly known as Joto is an human-alien hybrid with the ability to sense & generate heat. His physique has drastically altered and he ha

Dominus (DC Comics): Dabbling in forbiden sorcery destroyed Tuoni's body, leaving only the vengeance-seeking phantasm known as Dominus.

Vartox (DC Comics): Vartox is a powerful alien hero from the planet Valeron, and an occasional ally of Superman. In recent years, he has appeared frequently in Power Girl

Ignition (DC Comics): Ignition's origins are unknown. He made his first appearance in the story arc Emperor Joker where Joker states he cannot remember creating him. He wou

General Zod (DC Comics): General Dru-Zod was a member of the Kryptonian military, exiled to the Phantom Zone by Jor-El after attempting to conquer Krypton. When he escaped yea

Mongal (DC Comics): Mongal is a malevolent alien conqueror. She is the older daughter to the Ruler of Warworld, Mongul the Elder, and the twin sister of Mongul Jr. She &

Scavenger (DC Comics): Peter Mortimer is a deep-sea diver and pirate who wears a specifically-designed diving suit to scavenge valuable treasure off the ocean floor and sell

Alpha Centurion (DC Comics): Protector of Metropolis in an alternate timeline. A Roman Centurion, who had been taken by aliens only to return to Earth 2,000 years later. Acquired

Burton Thompson (DC Comics): The director of Metropolis's STAR Labs.

Franklin Stern (DC Comics): Franklin Stern was once the owner of the Daily Planet.

General Sam Lane (DC Comics): The father of Lois Lane with a strong hatred for Kryptonians, he is currently involved with the Suicide Squad.

Obsession (DC Comics): An obsessed Superman fan, with some psychotic issues. Dana Dearden gains her powers from Magic coins that grant her powers of the gods Zeus, Mercury,

Terri Henshaw (DC Comics): Terri was the wife of Hank Henshaw, the Cyborg Superman. She was also part of the Excalibur crew mission when it went wrong, gaining superpower tempor

Dabney Donovan (DC Comics): Dabney Donovan is an mad scientist who created Simyan, Mokkari, and hundreds of other D.N.Aliens when he worked for Project Cadmus.

Torcher (DC Comics): Torcher is a demon agent of Neron who found a new home with Snapper Carr in Happy Harbor.

Scorn (DC Comics): Scorn is Kandoran, who followed Superman out of the bottle in Fortress of Solitude, and explores Earth and Metropolis.

Contessa Erica Alexandra Del Portenza (DC Comics): The Contessa is Lex Luthor's ex-wife, the mother to Lena Luthor, and the leader of the Agenda. She is an immortal who is, at least, older than 210 ye

Ashbury Armstrong (DC Comics): The blind teenaged daughter of Daily Planet reporter Dirk Armstrong, and friend to Kandorian hero Scorn.

Misa (DC Comics): Misa is a girl that just wants to have fun. Her father Jude, and mother, Lucy Diamond Sky, are the leaders of a small race of advanced, genetically en

Dagda (In the Public Domain): The ruler of the Tuatha de Danaan or Celtic gods. He is the god of magic.

Prysm (DC Comics): Raised in VR world based on 1950s television, Prysm is one of five young hybrid teenagers who banded together to form a new version of the Teen Titans

Risk (DC Comics): Risk is a human/alien hybrid who received his powers on his 16th birthday. Originally a member of The Atom's Teen Titans, then became a reserve member

Lori Lemaris (DC Comics): A mermaid from Tritonis who fell in love with Clark Kent while attending Metropolis University.