Who Is The Doctor? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
The Doctor (Company-Licensed): A super-intelligent alien Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey, the Doctor travels throughout time and space, adventuring and righting wrongs with his/
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

The Doctor (Company-Licensed): A super-intelligent alien Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey, the Doctor travels throughout time and space, adventuring and righting wrongs with his/

Swift (DC Comics): Swift is a winged hero born from an ages old egg. Her wings enable her to fly with more than enough speed to catch a speedster. She is a member of The

Kevin Hawkins (DC Comics): A Former SAS special operative allied to the Authority. His hobbies include drinking with his friends and beating people half to death with a baseball

Dyno-mite (DC Comics): Exploding, pint-sized member of the Son's Of Liberty, and close friend of Johnny Rocketman

Johnny Rocketman (DC Comics): Johnny Rocketman is a self-propelled flyer and a racist member of the Sons Of Liberty.

Paul Revere (DC Comics): Leader of the Sons of Liberty, and World War Two hero.

Jakita Wagner (DC Comics): Jakita Wagner is the superhuman daughter of century baby Lord Blackstock. She works with Elijah Snow and the Drummer as a member of Planetary.

Jacob Greene (DC Comics): The monstrous fourth member of The Four.

Melanctha (DC Comics): A shaman of the very small

Joe DiMaggio (Non-Fictional): Character based on the legendary baseball player who was once married to Marilyn Monroe. Was one of the receipients of a young Agent Graves attaché.

Axel Nagel (DC Comics): Head of the House of Nagel. The Nagel family was in conflict with the Vacos for some time followed a failled powerplay. Close alie of the Medici

Lono (DC Comics): A former Minuteman hailing from Hawaii with serious psychopathic tendencies. He refused to rejoin Graves and has vowed to kill him for setting him up.

Loop Hughes (DC Comics): One of the recipients of Graves' attaché which contained a picture of his father Curtis. Ended up in jail for murder where he was trained as a Minutem

Jack Daw (DC Comics): The fifth Minuteman to be awakened. Nicknamed "The Monster," Daw is the strongest of the Minutemen and joins up with Lono against Graves.

Agent Graves (DC Comics): Agent Graves is the shadowy figure that gives people an opportunity to right an injustice in their life by giving them 100 bullets, a gun, and undenia

Dizzy Cordova (DC Comics): Since accepting the attache from Agent Graves her life was changed forever. Trained to be a Minuteman, she will be a key player. However as a pawn of

Cole Burns (DC Comics): The second Minuteman to be activated. Nicknamed "The Wolf," Burns is Agent Graves' right hand man.

Wylie Times (DC Comics): The fourth Minuteman activated. Nicknamed "the Point Man," Times is a perfect shot and natural leader who picks his own side in the war between the Tr

The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs (In the Public Domain): The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs, once thought dead in the Homelands. However, it was discovered to be a rouse by her and Bigby.

Dr. Swineheart (In the Public Domain): One of The Three Army Surgeons from the Grimm Brothers story of that name

Flycatcher (DC Comics): Ambrose Flycatcher is the Frog Prince of Legend. After losing his family in the Homelands, Ambrose fled to the Mundane World. He has just discovered h

Bufkin (DC Comics): A flying monkey in Fabletown. Seems to hang out around the office with Boy Blue. He retrieves books for Boy Blue that are out of reach. He likes to ge

Frau Totenkinder (DC Comics): Totenkinder is one of the magic Fables, in fact she is their leader and through the course of the Fables series she has grown more and more important

Beauty (DC Comics): Beauty is the Deputy Mayor of Fabletown and wife of its Sheriff, Beast. Mother of Bliss.

Kai (In the Public Domain): Character from The Snow Queen by H.C. Andersen. With a shard of troll mirror in his eye, he can see the evil in men.

Grimble (DC Comics): Grimble sits behind the security desk of the Woodland Luxury Apartments. He is usually fast asleep.

Mistral (DC Comics): One of Mr. North's attendants.

Mary Hunter (DC Comics): Mary Hunter is the foster, and possibly the birth, mother of Tim Hunter. Her true identity and role is mysterious and unknown.

Rose Red (In the Public Domain): Rose Red is the sister to Snow White who governs over the Farm. She is more rebellious and free spirited than her older sister.

North Wind (DC Comics): The father of Bigby Wolf, but he gets along better with Snow White. He helped to raise her children, until he discovered the existence of his grandson

Jack Horner (DC Comics): Jack Horner is a character from Fables and Jack of Fables. Currently he is in the form of a dragon, it's unknown what's in store for him...

Psimon (DC Comics): Psimon is a psychic enemy of the Teen Titans. He has worked solo on a number of occasions, as well as being a part of the Fearsome Five.

Mano (DC Comics): Mano can disintegrate matter with his ungloved right hand. His ability is so immense that he managed to destroy his own planet using his powers.

Tharok (DC Comics): Tharok was a criminal who lost half his body in an accident only to have it rebuilt better than it was in the first place. He became the leader of the

Emerald Empress (DC Comics): The Emerald Empress is the 30th-century wielder of the Emerald Eye of Ekron, a techno-mystical device of vast power. She is a founding member of the s

Chameleon Boy (DC Comics): Shape-shifting alien from the planet Durla and member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

Shikari (DC Comics): Shikari is a superheroine in the 31st century and a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes. She is a member of the alien race known as the Kwai, and she

Persuader (DC Comics): Member of the Fatal Five who wields an axe that could cut through any matter, and even open dimensional rifts.

Duela Dent (DC Comics): She has claimed to be the daughter of various super-villains in the DC Universe. She's certifiably insane and her history is a bit muddled. She has re

Green Arrow (DC Comics): Oliver Queen was a spoiled, thrill-seeking playboy, until he was left stranded on a deserted island for several years. A super-skilled bowman, once a