Who Is Don Winslow? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Don Winslow (In the Public Domain): Star of Newspaper strips, comics, film and radio.
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Don Winslow (In the Public Domain): Star of Newspaper strips, comics, film and radio.

Tonto (Company-Licensed): The Lone Ranger’s faithful companion and a skilled warrior.

Lone Ranger (Company-Licensed): The Lone Ranger was a popular Radio, TV and comic book icon in the 40s, 50s and 60s.

Silver (King Features Syndicate): Silver is the wild mustang who became Lone Ranger's horse.

Tess Trueheart (Tribune Company): Mrs. Dick Tracy.

Dick Tracy (Tribune Company): Dick Tracy was the greatest detective of his time fighting mob bosses. His name was feared in the criminal underworld.

Connie (Unknown Publisher): The First Action Adventure Heroine

Lady Burning Fish (Marvel): Member of the Special Executive. She can fly and fire off energy blasts.

Paul Saveen (DC Comics): Tom Strong's arch-nemesis.

Pangaean (DC Comics): A primordial sentience and Tom Strong villain who is intelligent bacteria existed in the earliest era of Earth.

Svetlana X (DC Comics): Protector of the Soviet Union, Svetlana X is a powerful, fearless, and valued ally of Tom Strong.

Dhalua Strong (DC Comics): Dhalua Strong is the wife of Tom Strong and fellow adventurer.

Tesla Strong (DC Comics): Tesla is the daughter of Tom and Dhalua Strong. She's at least 60 years old, but still looks and acts like a teenager. Sometimes she's a troublemaker

Pneuman (DC Comics): The Robot known as Pneuman was built by Tom Strong's father Sinclair.

Tempest (Image): Renee is a super-powered girl who tried out for Gallant Girl pageant, and lost. as a result she hates Gallant Girl

Tom Strong (DC Comics): A near perfect mental and physical specimen, Tom Strong uses his astounding prowess as a "Science Hero" to battle evil in classic two-fisted pulp styl

Claymore (DC Comics): Artillery-demolitions Claymore is the paragon of the soldier the ideal grunt. He wishes only to serve his team, leaving command to others.

Velocity (Top Cow Productions): Velocity is a teenage super-speedster and a member of the cybernetic super-team CyberForce. She is a redhead with snow-white skin and a black bolt-sha

Sensei (Genesis West): The leader of Phantom Force.

Professor Kublak (Genesis West): A member of Phantom Force.

Gin Seng (Genesis West): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Apocalypse (Genesis West): origin, story and key facts about the character.

April (Disney): One of Daisy Duck's nieces.

Highwayman (Marvel): Mercenary biker criminal working for the Manipulator.

Lance Hunter (Marvel): The director of S.T.R.I.K.E.

Cobweb (Marvel): Cobweb is an immortal demon of the Mindscape and a Sleepwalker foe. He should not be confused with the namesake member of the Special Executive, a Cap

Sara Robbins (Marvel): Wife of The Hood.

Jin Saotome (Capcom): Jin is a Capcom character that first appeared in the 1994 fighting game Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness.

Strider Hiryu (Capcom): Hiryu is the main character in the 1989 arcade game Strider. With superhuman mastery of martial arts, he is easily one of the best ninjas in manga and

Jonathan Steele (Edizioni Star Comics): The Man With Two Very Strange Lives

Samanosuke (Capcom): Samanosuke Akechi is the main protagonist of the video game series Onimusha.

Duke (Company-Licensed): Duke was the King of Southtown and the leader of the Mephistopheles gang.

Masked Marvel (Youthful): The Masked Marvel is a western superhero from the Golden Age of comic books.

Blacula (In the Public Domain): a vampire of African decent

Ecco the Dolphin (Sega): Ecco is a male bottlenose dolphin and the main protagonist of the Ecco the Dolphin video game series and universe. One physical feature that separates

Zeitgeist (Marvel): Former leader of X-Statix, back when it was still called X-Force. Has the power to spit a deadly acid.

Edward C. Burke (In the Public Domain): From the lost 1927 film London After Midnight.

Great White Shark (DC Comics): A crooked financier who pleaded insanity to escape a prison sentence, Warren White was sent to Arkham Asylum where he was scarred, mutilated, and grad

Kelex (DC Comics): Kelex is the robotic servant of Superman that resides within the Fortress of Solitude.

Scorch (DC Comics): A sultry southern belle granted demonic abilities by the Joker, Scorch briefly served as a member of his twisted version of the JLA. She eventually re