Who Is John F. Kennedy? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
John F. Kennedy (Non-Fictional): JFK was the 35th President of the United States. Kennedy served at the height of the Cold War and guided the country through its most terrifying event
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

John F. Kennedy (Non-Fictional): JFK was the 35th President of the United States. Kennedy served at the height of the Cold War and guided the country through its most terrifying event

Captain Storm (DC Comics): He was a P.T. Boat skipper during World War Two. He lost his ship and crew during the war and also one of his legs. Eventually, he was able to be reco

Pavane (Marvel): Mercinary and enemy of Shang Chi

Tsutama Rath (Company-Licensed): An Aes Sedai of the Red Ajah, former Sitter for the Red in the Hall of the Tower, and Highest of the Red

Ninja (Marvel): The Ninja is a loyal servant to Master Khan and a deadly enemy of Iron Fist and Luke Cage.

Captain Zahl (DC Comics): Zahl was a captain of a Nazi U-boat in World War II.

Madame Rouge (DC Comics): At the time of her joining, she was the only female member of the Brotherhood of Evil. She had a dual personality of good and evil.

Luann Bloom (Marvel): A robot sent to spy on the Defenders, she forgot who she was and fell in love with Kyle Richmond.

Bethany Cabe (Marvel): Bethany Cabe is a former bodyguard and private investigator. She worked as Tony Stark's bodyguard and eventually became his lover. She is one of the f

Debra Whitman (Marvel): Fellow student and brief girlfriend of Spider-Man

Lucas Orion (DC Comics): Member of the Atari Force.

Cissy Ironwood (Marvel): A brief love interest to Peter Parker (Spider-Man).

Andre LeClare (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Xenos (Marvel): A Policeman, xenophobe, psychopath foe of Moon Knight

Elyena Borodin (Marvel): A young Russian ballet star who came to America and found love with one of her co-stars. She was protected by the superhero bodyguard team of Power Ma

Alexis Primo (Marvel): A detective and an associate and pseudo-handler of Terror Inc.

Goldbug (Marvel): Goldbug is a minor villain, who was obsessed with gold. He has faced off against many heroes.

Professor Potter (DC Comics): An eccentric professor who creates bizarre machines; he was a part of the Superman story-lines in the Pre-Crisis Universe.

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

Popeye (King Features Syndicate): Popeye is a sailor who gains super human strength after eating spinach.

Sgt Half-Mast McCannick (American Visuals Corporation): Sgt. McCannick, older than old-school when old school was new.

Techmaster (Marvel): The most sought after electronics expert in show business before an accident leads him to become the tragic Techmaster.

Clara (Ediciones El Jueves): Known in spanish as Clara De Noche (Clara -clear- At Night), her appearance is based on Bettie Page. She is an easy-going, charismatic prostitute with

Michael Mauser (Charlton): Mike Mauser is a private investigator in New York City and friend to E-Man.

Doctor Death (DC Comics): Doctor Death was the very first supervillain Batman faced, way back during the Golden Age of comics. Typically portrayed as a disfigured mad scientist

Dead Ringer (Marvel): A mutant with the power to mimic the appearance and powers of a deceased individual upon contact with their corpse.

Foolkiller (Salinger) (Marvel): Greg Salinger was the second and most well-known Foolkiller. He was an insane crusader, a mercenary. He was in excellent physical condition and a fair

Dark-Crawler (Marvel): Dark-Crawler was the former ruler of The Realm of Shadows until it was destroyed. He later came to rule the Undying Ones.

Kevin Leonardo (Marvel): Kevin Leonardo is the third person to be called the Atom Smasher.

Dale West (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Simon Marshall (Marvel): The man who developed the drug that gave Cloak and Dagger their powers.

Senses Taker (DC Comics): Formerly one of The Master's clone villains with an artificial third eye that can rob people of their senses.

Joe Quinn (DC Comics): A one shot character who appeared in a Superman story in the pre-Crisis universe.

Forever Man (Marvel): Immortal mutant.

The Hangman (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Kip Hölm (Marvel): A psychic of the Scantia of Windhölme, Kip was rescued from slavery by Starlord and would become the adopted heir of the Spartoi Empire

August Masters (Marvel): Rogue government agent with a plan to win the Cold War through psychic means.

Ch'i-Lin (Marvel): The Ch'i-Lin is a mystical beast that hungers for the life force of the dragon Shou-Lao and has been claiming the lives of every Iron Fist when they t

Daydra (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Montenegro (Marvel): Montenegro is the mountaineering villain who comes into conflict with Power Man and Iron Fist.