Who Is Lead? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Lead (DC Comics): Lead is a slow, clumsy, and kind member of the Metal Men. However, because he can absorb radiation, he often proves invaluable when protecting the tea
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Lead (DC Comics): Lead is a slow, clumsy, and kind member of the Metal Men. However, because he can absorb radiation, he often proves invaluable when protecting the tea

Hardrock (DC Comics): Ross Richman is very mild-mannered and often bullied. Hardrock gets his powers from a talisman he wears on his neck. He has worked with the Ravers and

Strata (DC Comics): A member of the interplanetary police force, L.E.G.I.O.N.

Twelfth Knight (DC Comics): A member of the interdimensional force InterC.E.P.T.

Dubbilex (DC Comics): Being a D.N.Alien, Dubbilex is really a human clone with telepathic powers that has been made to look like an alien.

Candyman (DC Comics): Keystone City druglord.

Kindred Grim (DC Comics): The twin brother of Kindred Marx, Kindred Grim was faking his real intentions as Darkstar.

Predator (DC Comics): The Sentient Embodiment of the Emotion of Love in the Emotional Spectrum.

Bouncer (DC Comics): Bouncer was a metallurgist who discovered an alloy of rubber, steel, and chrome called Elastalloy which he used to make a suit that allowed him to sup

Kindred Marx (DC Comics): Founder and manager of the Even Horizon, a cosmically travelling rave.

Aura (DC Comics): Aura is a Chinese-American teenager with powerful magnetic powers, she was part of the Ravers (an inter-galactic team of super-heroes/partying goers).

Kalibre (DC Comics): He is a parademon who once came to Earth to ask Superman's aid in saving his daughter, Buna, from Darkseid's wrath.

Sparx (DC Comics): Sparx is a human lightning bolt and can move faster than light. She also have the ability to emit powerful lightning blasts from her body.

Half-Life (DC Comics): An undead, radioactive hot-rodder from the 1950's.

Alan Scott (DC Comics): Alan Scott, the bearer of the mystical Starheart, is the original Golden Age Green Lantern and a founding member of the Justice Society of America. An

Madame Xanadu (DC Comics): Madame Xanadu focuses her occult sensitivity through her Tarot cards. Her actual powers in terms of matters of the soul are somewhat limited - she is

Wit Congar (Company-Licensed): A man from Emond's Field, the husband of Daise Congar

Typhon (DC Comics): A Lord of Chaos.

Michael Demiurgos (DC Comics): Michael Demiurgos is the son of Yahweh. He, along side his brother, is one of two fictionally accredited with the creation of the DC Multiverse. He is

Professor Bob Robertson (Marvel): Bon Robertson is the archenemy of Spragg the Living Hill. He was the one to discover the alien and was able to resist its metal control. He was able t

Scaleface (Marvel): Member of the group Morlocks as well as their sub-group the Tunnelers. She was killed by police and has been revived twice since.

Garth (Marvel): Garth the Zombie was a manservant, first for Black Talon, later for She-Hulk.

Keeper of the Comics Code Authority (Marvel): The Keeper of the Comics Code Authority is the person that observes the Marvel Universe for scenes of controversy and violence in order to cancel them

Divinity Drake (Marvel): A woman whom fought with Blade against Dracula during one ocassion

Richard Rory (Marvel): Richard Rory is a former disc jockey with an unlucky habit of getting tangled up in superhuman affairs.

Venus (Marvel): Venus was a Siren cursed by a magician "making her soul as beautiful as her physical form". Ashamed of her past, she began claiming to be Aphrodite th

Living Eraser (Marvel): The Living Eraser can 'erase' anyone, teleporting them to a fixed destination.

Mahkizmo (Marvel): Mahkizmo was ruler of Machus, a warlike alternate future Earth where women are enslaved by men untill he was defeated by the Thing and Thundra.

Behemoth (Marvel): She-Hulk villain.

Kangaroo (Marvel): Frank Oliver with his superhuman leaping abilities was the criminal better known as the Kangaroo. After Frank's death, another person named Brian Hibb

Miracle Man (Marvel): "How do you fight a man who can accomplish miracles! That was the problem which confronted the Fantastic Four when they faced the threat of the Miracl

Firebrand (Gilbert) (Marvel): Firebrand was a radical villain who learned how to make weaponry from Stark Industries. He was killed by Scourge.

Death (Marvel): The personification of Death in the Marvel Universe and the twin sister of Oblivion.

War Zone (Marvel): An android and enemy to She-Hulk

Hector Devasquez (Marvel): A research scientist with knowledge in the fields of biology and nuclear physics.

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

Dr. Daniel Ridge (Marvel): Zapper is She-Hulk's childhood friend who grew up to be a renowned doctor.

Abominatrix (Marvel): A genetic experiment to cure PMS gone terribly wrong produced the Abominatrix.

Porcupine (Marvel): Alex Gentry, the Porcupine, was one of the first Marvel silver age villains and most notably fought against Ant-Man and Captain America, but also face

Jim Hammond (Marvel): The original Human Torch, who fought in the second World War and was a member of the Invaders, is a synthetic human created by Professor Phineas T. Ho