Who Is Enchantress? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Enchantress (DC Comics): By saying the word "Enchantress", June Moone becomes the magical being possessing her known as Enchantress, a powerful, dark sorceress considered to b
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Enchantress (DC Comics): By saying the word "Enchantress", June Moone becomes the magical being possessing her known as Enchantress, a powerful, dark sorceress considered to b

Grudge-Father (Rebellion): 2156AD. In a place known as Eurasia 11 and a time they call the New Dark Ages, the day of the Grudge-Father is nigh!

Spikes Harvey Rotten (Rebellion): Mega-City One criminal.

Vibro (Marvel): A former geologist that was caught in an earthquake, where a machine imbued him with vibratory powers, though leaving him physically and mentally disf

Sheena (In the Public Domain): After her parents died while on safari, an orphaned blonde girl was raised by an African tribe and became known as Sheena, Queen of the Jungle. Sheena

Randi (Marvel): One of the three girls that lived across the hall from Peter Parker.

Roger Willis (Marvel): Ally to Thor, keeper of the Casket of Ancient Winters, and father of Verity.

Winslow (Warp Graphics): An immortal, indestructible and incredibly dumb lizard who is inadvertently the source for various religious cults and wars throughout the galaxy. It

Big Words (DC Comics): A member of the new incarnation of the Newsboy Legion, and clone of the original Anthony "Big Words" Rodriguez.

Fog (DC Comics): Fog can transform part or all of himself and his costume into a mist-like form. In mist form Fog can aspyxiate a victim and can conceal his sister, Ni

Night (DC Comics): Night can project total darkness that can engulf an opponent and prevent him or her from seeing, hearing or even feeling anything - apart from the fee

Monsieur Maestro (DC Comics): Retired and largely forgotten supervillain.

Jake Ramboe (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Superman story during the pre-Crisis universe.

Moe Ramboe (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Superman story during the pre-Crisis universe.

Alma Chalmers (Marvel): Alma Chalmers was the nosey neighbor of Reed Richards and Sue Richards when they had moved to the suburbs of New York City trying to live a normal lif

Carmen Pryde (Marvel): Carmen Pryde is the father of Kitty Pryde, better known as the X-men's Shadowcat. He died in Genosha during the Sentinel attack.

Durham Red (Rebellion): Durham Red is a mutant vampire who replaced Johnny Alpha as the featured character of Strontium Dogs.

The Fox (Archie Comics): The Fox is a superhero vigilante who usually has no powers, but excellent fighting skills. Both Paul Patton and his son Paul Patton Jr. have used the

Lart (DC Comics): Lart was the younger brother of Anthro, the "first boy on Earth." Lart was once a spry kid until a wolf crushed his leg, making him lame.

Ne-Ahn (DC Comics): Ne-Ahn was the neanderthal chief of the Bear Tribe of prehistoric times. He was the father of Anthro.

Jamie Rodriguez (Marvel): A seeming ordinary man who became part of superhuman affairs when he found a golden necklace, containing Kulan Gath.

Dr. Jace (DC Comics): Dr. Helga Jace is a scientist that bestowed superpowers upon Terra and Geo-Force.

Tam al'Thor (Company-Licensed): The adoptive father of Rand al'Thor, the Dragon Reborn

Poltergeist (Marvel): Mutant with psychokinetic power to cause improbable events to occur, such as fires and explosions.

Professor Mendel Stromm (Marvel): Mendel Stromm is a chemist and robot expert. He was Norman Osborn's business and scientific partner until Norman betrayed him. His consciousness opera

Urson-Wellz (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Chick Harris (Marvel): Chick Harris comes to Springdale High School to promote his new action movie. Speedball and Chick Harris work together to take down some masked gunmen

Sven Nelson (DC Comics): Father of Kent Nelson and archeologyst.

Quantis (DC Comics): A scientist who transformed himself into a giant (and cute!) koala.

Lady Chian (DC Comics): Lady Chian is a master swordswoman as well as a superb fighter with a dagger, the hand held blaster and other weaponry of her day.

Dr. Anomaly (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Justice League of America story during the pre-Crisis universe.

Ferlin Nyxly (DC Comics): He was the curator at the Metropolis Music Museum until he discovered the Devil's Harp.

Lee Forrester (Marvel): Lee Forrester works as a ship captain of the fishing trawler, Arcadia. She also had brief romantic relationships with Cyclops and Magneto and became a

Olaf Friedriksen (DC Comics): Scandinavian member of the Blackhawks in World War II. Originally named Olaf Bjornson and was of Swedish (sometimes Norwegian) nationality. Was later

Chop-Chop (DC Comics): Weng Chan was a member of the Blackhawks second incarnation by Howard Chaykin. He was a pilot for the 'Hawks, as well as a mechanic and cook. He was c

Mopee (DC Comics): Mopee is a Magical Imp.

Ace the Bat-Hound (DC Comics): Ace was introduced as Batman's pet dog in the Golden Age. He was later revamped as a rescue dog, rehabilitated from his earlier days spent as a guard

Beppo (DC Comics): Beppo is Superman's pet monkey who is native to Krypton. He has powers similar to Superman, and joined the Legion of Super-Pets. Like most monkeys he

Streaky (DC Comics): One of the "Super-Pets" he was first owned by Supergirl. Streaky is a cat with superpowers similar to Superman, given to him by X-Kryptonite.

Quisp (DC Comics): One of the fifth dimensional imps that infest the DC universe.