Who Is Moonshade? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Moonshade (Warp Graphics): wolfrider, whose recognised partner is strongbow of the original wolfriders in elfQuest by Richard and Wendy Pini
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Moonshade (Warp Graphics): wolfrider, whose recognised partner is strongbow of the original wolfriders in elfQuest by Richard and Wendy Pini

Clearbrook (Warp Graphics): Lifemate of One-Eye and love-mate to Treestump (after One-Eye's death); mother of an unnamed daughter and Scouter; grandmother of Pool.

Wing (DC Comics): Wing was the golden-age Chinese sidekick and valet to the original Crimson Avenger, Lee Travis.

One-Eye (Warp Graphics): One-Eye is the recognised life-mate with Clearbrook and father of Scouter. He dies in EQ#15 shortly after Lord Voll dies.

Nightfall (DC Comics): Cadre member who uses her bracelets, which give her superpowers, to terrorize the world as Nightfall.

Strongbow (Warp Graphics): Strongbow keeps the Wolfriders rooted in tradition.

Suntoucher (Warp Graphics): Sun Toucher has gone blind, but sees through knowingness now. He is like the Taoist mystic, who stands within the Womb of the desert Sun-Village.

Ahdri (Warp Graphics): Ahdri is Savah's former assistant

Savah (Warp Graphics): Savah is the progenitor of the Sun Folk, and the founder of the Sun Village. She is considered to be both powerful and wise.

Suntop (Warp Graphics): Suntop, now known as Sunstream, is a powerful member of the Wolfriders. He is the son of Cutter and Leetah, and the twin brother of Ember.

Leetah (Warp Graphics): Leetah is a princess and master healer of the Sun Elves and the lifemate of Cutter, the chief of the Wolfrider Elves. She is one of the most prominent

Cutter (Warp Graphics): Cutter is the eleventh chief of the Wolfriders

Lady Death (Coffin Comics): Once a mortal woman, Hope became a powerful queen of Hell after making a desperate deal with a demon to escape being burned at the stake. Despite her

Buffalo Bill (Non-Fictional): An American bison hunter and showman best known for his portrayal of the Wild West

Randall Dowling (DC Comics): The most brilliant mind of the twentieth century, but without morals to guide him.

William Leather (DC Comics): The "cleanup" man for The Four, a bitter and powerful young man.

Elijah Snow (DC Comics): Elijah Snow is the leader of Planetary and the Ghost of the 20th Century.

Dead Ranger (DC Comics): A man left for dead by outlaws, who fought his way back for revenge.

Susie Tompkins (DC Comics): Golden Age Lois Lane’s problem niece.

Toyman (Schott) (DC Comics): Winslow Schott is a misunderstood villain that uses toys as weapons as the Toyman. He believes that it is the adults that are ruining the world for th

Prankster (DC Comics): The Prankster was one of Superman's first reoccuring foes in the Golden Age. In the New 52, he's Nightwing's new nemesis, a brilliant cyber-criminal.

Perry White (DC Comics): The City Editor of the Daily Planet, the newspaper where Clark Kent (Superman) works. A gruff and hard taskmaster, but a very loveable character.

Lois Lane (DC Comics): Lois Lane is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for the Daily Planet of Metropolis. She was the first reporter to interview Superman after he first a

Superman (DC Comics): Sent to Earth as an infant from the dying planet Krypton, Kal-El was adopted by the loving Kent family and raised in America's heartland as Clark Kent

Elektra (Marvel): The lethal scarlet assassin. Daredevil's most fearsome enemy as well as his former lover and most renowned as being the greatest assassin in the world

Kagenobu Yoshioka (Marvel): A mysterious enemy to Daredevil and Elektra, Kagenobu is the founder of The Hand, an ancient ninja organization heavily involved in mercenary missions

Editor Girl (Image): A heroine from the Shadowline stable, Editor Girl has the power to alter reality by seemingly breaking the fourth wall and editing the speech bubbles

Guy Gardner (DC Comics): Guy Gardner started out as the backup Green Lantern for Hal Jordan. He has since become one of the most prominent Green Lanterns of the Corps, despite

Sue Dibny (DC Comics): The deceased wife of the Elongated Man, Ralph Dibny, Sue Dibny was a close friend and ally to many Justice Leaguers for years. A wonderfully supportiv

L-Ron (DC Comics): The former robotic servant of Manga Khan who spent time serving the JLI. Known for his sarcastic wit, he is also a loyal friend, risking his life to c

Booster Gold (DC Comics): Humiliated in his own time-period, the 25th century, Michael Jon Carter stole future technology and a security robot named Skeets and traveled back in

Robbie Robertson (Marvel): Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Bugle, and perhaps the best friend to J. Jonah Jameson.

Jarvis (Marvel): Butler to the Stark family, Edwin Jarvis went on to be the caretaker of the Avengers Mansion and has laid his life on the line for them several times.

Aunt May (Marvel): Peter Parker's aunt-by-marriage and one of the most important people in his life.

Absorbing Man (Marvel): An extremely violent boxer turned criminal, Loki bestowed his powers upon him, and he was transformed into the Absorbing Man, granting him powers to a

Ethan Edwards (Marvel): The son of a Skrull chief scientist, he was sent to Earth as an infant sleeper agent whereby upon reaching maturity he would conquer the planet for hi

Bloodstorm (Marvel): A clone of Dracula birthed by Hydra's Department of Occult Affairs. Bloodstorm One turned on his creators and leads the Bloodcoven as the right hand m

Taj Nital (Marvel): Vampire Hunter turned into a Vampire

Domini (Marvel): The third wife of Dracula and mother to Janus.

Amok (Rebellion): Member of the Mean Team.