Who Is Joey Abernathy? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Joey Abernathy (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Joey Abernathy (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Construct (DC Comics): An entity created when the world's electronics grew sophisticated enough to create sentience.

Varnathon (DC Comics): Varnathon of Q'Uld was the First Weaponlord, leader of the Weaponers of Qward, which granted him the status of leader of the military until a coup by

Commander Irik T. Roval (DC Comics): The leader of the Thunderers, Commander Irik T. Roval, staged a coup against First Weaponlord Varnathon of Q'Uld. The plan was successful and Irik Rov

Scarface (DC Comics): The wooden dummy known as Scarface "rules" over much of Gotham City's underworld in conjunction with his "underling", the Ventriloquist. Though most h

Ventriloquist (Wesker) (DC Comics): One of the most bizarre criminals in Gotham City, the Ventriloquist (real name Arnold Wesker) is a crime lord who directs all orders (and executions)

Rhino (DC Comics): Rhino is one of the Ventriloquists henchmen.

Deadshot (DC Comics): Deadshot is one of the world's greatest assassins, mostly known for his expert marksmanship and near perfect track record. He has been on all sides of

Sir Quackly McDuck (Disney): Ancestor of Scrooge McDuck.

Paula Peril (Atlantis Studios): A bright, attractive, & athletic young woman, Paula's an Investigative Reporter for The Daily Gazette. But her relentless snooping also exposes he

Replicant (DC Comics): A villain with a grudge against the Flash whose DNA has been fused with Rogue technology

Peek-a-Boo (DC Comics): Peek-a-Boo is a teleporter, who only turned to crime to save her dying father.

Inertia (DC Comics): A clone of Bart Allen created in the 30th Century, Thaddeus Thawne was created by President Thaddeus Thawne of Earthgov and sent back in time after Ba

Folded Man (DC Comics): A Flash villain with a suit that gives him the ability to shift from a 3-D body to a 2-D or even 4-D body.

Cobalt Blue (DC Comics): Barry Allen's older twin brother who was stolen at birth and raised by the Thawnes, an abusive family of crooks. A swordsman wizard who can use his bl

Clive Yorkin (DC Comics): A silver-age enemy of the Flash, his death touch killed anyone he came in contact with instantly.

Paul Gambi (DC Comics): Paul Gambi is a backstreet tailor in Central City who caters to super villains.

Double Down (DC Comics): Double Down is a villain whose skin has been largely replaced with a cursed deck of playing cards

Wheeler (Company-Licensed): Wheeler is one of the Planeteers. He wields the power of fire and is one of the five needed to summon Captain Planet.

Detective Jared Morillo (DC Comics): Jared Morillo is a Keystone City police officer and partner to Detective Fred Chyre.

Detective Fred Chyre (DC Comics): Fred Chyre is a beat cop who works in Keystone alongside his partner Jared Morillo.

Vandal Savage (DC Comics): Vandal Savage, the immortal tyrant, has been witness to humanity's growth from the dawn of civilization, and his desire to control mankind has led him

Turtle (DC Comics): A foe of Jay Garrick and the first foe of Barry Allen.

Tar Pit (DC Comics): Tar Pit was the younger brother of a drug lord who discovered that he could project himself into inanimate objects. His spirit became stuck in a heap

Plunder (DC Comics): He is the mirror world counterpart of Jared Morillo. He is also an expert marksman.

Murmur (DC Comics): Once a respected doctor, Michael Amar became a murderer to quiet the voices in his head. He cut out his own tongue and sewed his lips together to try

Girder (DC Comics): After being thrown into a vat of molten steel at STAR Labs, Tony Woodward was transformed into a steel giant, he uses his newfound strength for crime

Cicada (DC Comics): Cicada is a villain who worships the Flash.

Abra Kadabra (DC Comics): Abra Kadabra is the self-proclaimed Master of Magic from the 64th Century and an enemy of The Flash.

Creeper (DC Comics): Jack Ryder is an investigative journalist turned talk show host with a secret monstrous alter ego, The Creeper, the Mr. Hyde to Jack's Dr. Jekyll.

Mr. Miracle (DC Comics): The son of Highfather, Scott Free was traded as an infant for Darkseid's child, Orion, to end the war between the New Gods of Apokolips and New Genesi

Black Orchid (DC Comics): Susan Linden-Thorne was the original Black Orchid who could fight crime by infiltrating criminals using her perfect disguises. Stuck in an abusive mar

Astral Mage (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Johnny Quick (DC Comics): Johnny Quick is an evil doppelgänger of The Flash from an alternate universe. He is a member of the Crime Syndicate, a team of supervillains paralleli

Halo (DC Comics): Halo is the fusion of a human body and an Aurakle, an ancient energy-being of iridescent color. Bright as the stars the beautiful young woman now call

Hawkwoman (DC Comics): Pre-Crisis partner and wife of Katar Hol. At first, she operated under the moniker "Hawkgirl", but later changed it to "Hawkwoman".

Ultraman (DC Comics): Ultraman is an evil doppelgänger of Superman from an alternate universe. He is the de facto leader of the Crime Syndicate, a team of supervillains par

Zatanna (DC Comics): A good stage magician and daughter of magician Giovanni John Zatara, Zatanna, the Mistress of Magic, after her father vanished, kidnapped by an old fo

Deadman (DC Comics): After being murdered by the League of Assassins during a performance, circus acrobat Boston Brand was turned into a ghost by the Hindu goddess Rama Ku

Madeleine Benoir (DC Comics): Parisian playwright