Who Is Joseph Martin? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Joseph Martin (DC Comics): The second Atomic Skull, and an enemy of Superman. A super-villain who possesses superhuman strength, radiation-based energy blasts & energy manip
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Joseph Martin (DC Comics): The second Atomic Skull, and an enemy of Superman. A super-villain who possesses superhuman strength, radiation-based energy blasts & energy manip

Strange Visitor (DC Comics): Strange Visitor is essentially the female version of Superman when he had electromagnetic powers, possessing similar powers and even wearing his costu

Jerome Odetts (DC Comics): The Printer's Assistant at the Daily Planet during the pre-Crisis universe.

Telepath (DC Comics): Telepath is a member of L.E.G.I.O.N. who has telepathic powers.

Stealth (DC Comics): Stealth was born on the planet Gryx and has the ability to absorb sound or even negate it, and can turn nearly invisible. She is a founding member of

Phase (DC Comics): Phase was a 20th-century duplicate of the 30th-century heroine Phantom Girl, and a member of L.E.G.I.O.N.

Bibbo (DC Comics): Superman's Greatest Fan.

Butch (DC Comics): International arm dealer.

Titano (DC Comics): Because of his size, Titano is incredibly powerful and poses a threat to anyone in the vicinity, even though he means no harm. With his Kryptonite vis

Rudolph Valentino (Non-Fictional): This Italian was one of the most popular male stars in the early days of Hollywood.

Monarch (DC Comics): A tyrant from an unpleasant future. It is soon realised that he was originally one of Earth's renowned heroes who fell to evil and became the Monarch.

Bruno Mannheim (DC Comics): Devoted follower of the Crime Bible and leader of Intergang. He's one of the most powerful gangsters in Metropolis and a psychopath, who worships the

Mona Bennett (DC Comics): Bruce Gordon's ex-wife. Mona apparently Dies when Eclipso destroys Diablo Island which Mona happens to be on.

Bill Henderson (DC Comics): Inspector Henderson was a character from the 1940s radio series "The Adventures of Superman" and the 1950s "Adventures of Superman" TV Show before mak

Myriad (DC Comics): Identity-absorbing assassin who gained her abilities after being bitten by the alien parasite known as Gemir.

Cyborg Superman (DC Comics): With his organic parts genetically identical to Superman's, many believed that the former astronaut Hank Henshaw truly was the Last Son of Krypton res

Richard The Pimp (DC Comics): Mia Dearden's pimp.

Lacuna (Marvel): Lacuna is a mutant who could stop time for various effects. She is one of the only mutant characters from the X-Statix series who wasn't killed off. S

Anarchist (Marvel): One of the long-lasting members of X-Force/X-Statix. Has the ability to secrete acidic sweat.

Orphan (Marvel): Orphan, also known as Mister Sensitive, was a suicidal mutant and the de facto leader of X-Statix. He possessed superhuman senses and greatly enhanced

U-Go Girl (Marvel): Edith Sawyer was a young woman who wanted to become an actress in Hollywood. Sometime after learning about her mutant abilities, she renamed herself U

Ve (In the Public Domain): Ve is one of the oldest gods of the Norse Pantheon. He is the son of Bor and Bestla, grandson of Buri, and brother of Odin and Vili. Together with his

Doctor Bong (Marvel): Doctor Bong is a former journalist turned mad scientist with an unhealthy obession for Beverly Switzler, who he first met in a life-drawing class. He'

Beverly Switzler (Marvel): Beverly Switzler is the closest thing Howard the Duck has to a sidekick and friend.

Master Order (Marvel): The living embodiment of Order.

Lord Chaos (Marvel): The living embodiment of Chaos.

Haywire (Marvel): A former member of the Redeemers and Squadron Supreme, Haywire has the ability to make limitless steel-like wire come from his fingers and can entangl

Doctor Cyber (DC Comics): Once a beautiful technological specialist and the best friend of Veronica Cale, Adrianna Anderson lost her life in a botched attempt to help restore h

Allan Pinkerton (Non-Fictional): One of the founders of the first detective firm of USA.

Rose Wilson (DC Comics): Slade's youngest child and a fictional character appearing in DC Comics. She is the highly trained warrior daughter of Deathstroke and Lillian Worth.

Stone Boy (DC Comics): Dag Wentim is a member of the Legion of Substitute Heroes with the power to turn his body into stone.

Night Girl (DC Comics): Lydda Jath longed to be a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, but was rejected because her powers only worked in darkness. She became a founding mem

Cherry Bomb (DC Comics): A rejected applicant on Legion Tryouts Day with an explosive personality, Cherry Bomb joined with several other rejects to try and covertly replace th

Phantom Lad (DC Comics): Phantom Lad was a resident of Bgtzl and challenged Phantom Girl for her place in the Legion of Super-Heroes, but failed.

Mantis Morlo (DC Comics): Mad Scientist of the 30th Century.

Proty (DC Comics): Proty, short for the Protean Beast of Antares, is a sentient, shape-shifting animal pet of Chameleon Boy from the Legion of Super-Heroes. Proty sacrif

Rond Vidar (DC Comics): Rond Vidar is a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes and a Green Lantern.

Polar Boy (DC Comics): After being rejected by the Legion of Super-Heroes for not being able to control his ice-based powers, Brek Bannin founded and led the Legion of Subst

Blast-Off (DC Comics): Jahr Leroy Drake Ningle was a rejected Legion hopeful who joined Leland McCauley's Workforce and was killed in a battle with Mordru.

Spider-Girl (DC Comics): 30th-century earthling Sussa Paka underwent gene-altering which allowed her absolute control over her long hair. Once a member of the Legion of Super-