Who Is Gadfly? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Gadfly (Marvel): The child of Captain Hip and Sunshine, she rebelled and became a right-winger but still helped her parents when needed.
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Gadfly (Marvel): The child of Captain Hip and Sunshine, she rebelled and became a right-winger but still helped her parents when needed.

Black Fox (Marvel): An aging cat burglar who is always on the look-out for that one last big job that will enable him to retire on the French Riviera.

Alex Power (Marvel): Alex, also known as "Zero G" is a founder and the leader of Power Pack. He has the power of controlling gravity. Currently, he is one of the younger m

Genecide (Marvel): Genecide is the leader of Eugenix. She feels she has a divine mandate to cleanse the Earth from all the defective people so that humanity can advance

Steel Serpent (Marvel): The son of Lei Kung who tried to challenge Shou-Lao illegally and was exiled. He left swearing revenge.

Adora (Marvel): Queen of Xandar and the succeeding Nova Prime after Tanak Valt. The original Adora was killed when Nebula exterminated the Xandarians but soon replace

Junzo Muto (Marvel): Junzo Muto is a former leader of the Hand and is one of the most deadly martial artists in the Marvel Universe.

Aegis (Marvel): Aegis is a superhero with a mystical impenetrable breastplate that generates force-fields.

Tigra (Marvel): Greer Nelson (née Grant) first appeared as The Cat in the comic of the same name. She later became Tigra through a mystic ritual that bound the soul o

Justeen (DC Comics): Justeen is Desaad's replacement as Second-In-Command to Darkseid.

Beautiful Dreamer (DC Comics): A New God and member of the Forever People.

Serafina (DC Comics): A New God and member of the Forever People.

Mark Moonrider (DC Comics): A New God and the leader of the Forever People.

Big Bear (DC Comics): A Strong New God from New Genesis and a member of the Forever People

Sirius (DC Comics): The Demon Dog of the Dreggs, Sirius is a prisoner in the shape-shifting-labyrinth located in the depths of Apokolips.

Mortalla (DC Comics): Consort of Darkseid, as well as a member of his Elite.

Gedirath (DC Comics): A Promethean Giant imprisoned for transgressions against the Source.

Canis Minor (DC Comics): Son of New God, Canis Major, he was an artist born on dread Apokalips, and doomed becaues of it.

Elite (Marvel): A rich yuppie vigilante who defended his neighborhood from anyone who would dare bring down the tone and property value Riverside Park.

Mr. Bumpo (Marvel): A morbidly obese neighbor of the Punisher.

Joan (Marvel): An introverted neighbor of the Punisher.

Spacker Dave (Marvel): Former neighbor of Punisher, Mr. Bumpo and Joan.

Ma Gnucci (Marvel): The ruthless matriarch of the Gnucci crime family who was left a quadruple amputee after an encounter with the Punisher.

Molly von Richthofen (Marvel): A NYPD officer assigned to the Punisher Task Force with Detective Martin Soap.

Martin Soap (Marvel): An extremely unlucky NYPD detective assigned to head the Punisher Task Force.

Raggedy Ann (In the Public Domain): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Neh-Buh-Loh (DC Comics): A sentient, time-travelling universe.

Dragon King (DC Comics): The Dragon King was a superior athlete and hand to hand fighter. However, his greatest power was his vast store of scientific knowledge and the mystic

Composite Man (DC Comics): One of the most powerful yet lesser known foes of the Legionnaires

Roxxas (DC Comics): Roxxas is a space pirate that is responsible for killing everyone on the planet Trom, the home world of Element Lad.

Beaky Buzzard (Company-Licensed): First introduced in 1942, Beaky Buzzard is an antagonist of Bugs Bunny.

Tweety Bird (Company-Licensed): He's a little canary bird always on the look out of a "bad ol' putty tat."

Tabby (Disney): Donald Duck's cat.

Annie X (Creator-Owned): A character in David Lapham's Young Liars.

Goliath (In the Public Domain): The giant warrior of the Philistine army, Goliath was said to have stood ten feet tall. He was slain by David.

James McNeill Whistler (Non-Fictional): An American painter who worked largely in England

Mathilda Thorne (DC Comics): A Victorian fairy tale author with a split personality named Roisin Dubh.

Fashion Thing (DC Comics): A resident of the Dreaming who adopts the fashions of whatever is popular or a fad at the time

Anton Arcane (DC Comics): Arcane uses no weaponry - except his loyal Un-men. His powers are all sorcerous in nature - including raising the dead to some semblance of life. Some

Robert Gadling (DC Comics): Robert "Hob" Gadling is a man whose bluster earned him everlasting life when it was overheard by Death and Morpheus in a 14th century English pub.