Who Is Evolvo Lad? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Evolvo Lad (DC Comics): Evolvo Lad is a member of the 30th Century super-hero team known as the Heroes of Lallor.
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Evolvo Lad (DC Comics): Evolvo Lad is a member of the 30th Century super-hero team known as the Heroes of Lallor.

Lori Morning (DC Comics): Lori Morning is a young girl that was taken to the future and watched over by the Legion of Super-Heroes. She eventually gained an item called the H-D

Leland McCauley (DC Comics): Leland McCauley is a rich man in the same galaxy as the Legion of Super-Heroes and a bitter rival of R.J. Brande, the richest man in the galaxy.

Radion (DC Comics): A supervillian with radioactive powers, he is an enemy of Superman.

Magno (DC Comics): Tom Dalton was the Golden Age Magno, a hero with the ability to control electrical and magnetic current. Magno joined Uncle Sam's Freedom Fighters, an

Dragonmage (DC Comics): Dragonmage is a mystic from Earth whose magic manifests as dragons. He became a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

Monstress (DC Comics): A heroine with super-strength from the planet Xanthu with a heart as big as her frame. She was a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th cent

Shrinking Violet (DC Comics): Salu Digby is a native of the planet Imsk, which gives her the ability to shrink down to microscopic proportions, and she can even achieve subatomic s

Jean-Paul Valley (DC Comics): Named after the Angel of Death, Jean-Paul Valley was an agent of the Sacred Order of Saint Dumas. Jean-Paul becomes a more independent crime fighter a

Viking Prince (DC Comics): The Viking Prince was a mighty hand to hand fighter, a superb athlete and an extraordinary swordsman.

Pistolera (DC Comics): A member of the Ravens. She was later killed by Deadshot.

Hungry Sally (DC Comics): A young woman who never gets full, no matter how much she eats

Nox (DC Comics): A member of the New Olympians, Nox has power over a dark energy, much like the goddess she is named after.

Repulse (DC Comics): All action and little thought, Repulse is a native of the planet Braal and therefore has the ability to manipulate metallic substances, typically usin

Brainstorm (DC Comics): Brainstorm is an enemy of the Justice League who uses a helmet to boost his brain power.

Abyss (DC Comics): Abyss is a member of the Oversight Watch. He has the ability of flight and to teleport others into the 'void', a cold, dark place.

R.J. Brande (DC Comics): R.J. Brande is a Durlan and the parent of Chameleon Boy.

Kinetix (DC Comics): Zoe Saugin, a 30th-century native of the planet Aleph, gained the power of telekinetic magic and became the superheroine known as Kinetix. She was a m

Arthur Conan Doyle (Non-Fictional): A prolific Scottish author best known for his mystery stories featuring the detective Sherlock Holmes

Yarko the Great (Fox Comics (US)): Will Eisner substitutes a turbaned magician for Victor Fox's copyright-infringing WONDER MAN

Sigmund Freud (Non-Fictional): Freud is considered by many to be the father of modern Psychology. However, he shares this reputation with William James, Wilhelm Wundt and others.

Pirlouit (Dupuis): Johan's sidekick. Johan, the intrepid squire, and his fellow adventurer, the dwarf Peewit (and his faithful Biquette), live in a fantasy Middle Ages,

Black Cobra (Harry A. Chesler/Dynamic): Law clerk Jim Hornsby fights crime as The Black Cobra and became one restless superhero. The Jim Hornsby Black Cobra is NOT to be confused with anothe

Bluto (King Features Syndicate): Bluto is a cartoon and comics character as well as Popeye`s nemesis who is in love, like Popeye, with Olive Oyl and kidnaps her daily.

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

Tubs (Marvel): Friend of Patsy Walker

Josef Mengele (Non-Fictional): German physician and SS captain who served in Auschwitz, where he chose which prisoners would die and which ones would live as forced laborers. He is

Joshua Walker (Marvel): Joshua Walker is the father of Patsy Walker, the super-heroin known as Hellcat.

Dorothy Walker (Marvel): The mother of Patsy Walker.

Mad-Dog (Marvel): A former US Air Force member, ex-husband to Patsy Walker: Robert Baxter is now the costumed criminal known as Mad-Dog.

Hedy Wolfe (Marvel): Patsy Walker's best friend and closest frenemy.

Red Norvell (Marvel): Roger Norvell or Red as he prefers to be known was a member of film crew making a documentary. He gained Thor like powers given to him by Loki to try

Hermod (In the Public Domain): He is the Asgardian God of Speed and messenger of Odin.

Seth (In the Public Domain): Egyptian god of evil, darkness, chaos and the desert.

Shang-Chi (Marvel): Shang-Chi is the son of a sinister Chinese mastermind. He was raised and trained in the martial arts by his father and his instructors. A spy, a roman

Thing (Western Publishing): A member of the Addams Family who is only a hand (film continuity) or only a hand and forearm (TV series continuity).

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

Hannibal King (Marvel): Hannibal King was an ordinary private investigator until he was killed and turned into a vampire by Deacon Frost. He was a founding member of the Nigh

Whiplash (Scarlotti) (Marvel): Whiplash is a research engineer and weapons design specialist and long-time enemy of Iron Man whose signature weapons are a pair of cybernetically-con

Loophole (DC Comics): Petty, small-time criminal with phasing equipment which left him and others of his choosing intangible. He battle's Superman, Superboy and other super