Who Is Roderick Burgess? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Roderick Burgess (DC Comics): Roderick is a magician, who instead of capturing Death, captured Dream. He tried throughout his life to bargain with Dream, who didn't give in. Roderi
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Roderick Burgess (DC Comics): Roderick is a magician, who instead of capturing Death, captured Dream. He tried throughout his life to bargain with Dream, who didn't give in. Roderi

Oscar Wilde (Non-Fictional): An Irish poet, playwright, author and aesthete from the 19th century.

W. B. Yeats (Non-Fictional): An Irish poet, dramatist, and politician.

John Hathaway (DC Comics): John Hathaway was the senior curator at the Royal Museum in London.

Corinthian (DC Comics): A nightmare created to be the dark mirror of humanity.

Dymphna (DC Comics): Auberon's aunt and one-time Queen of Faerie.

Obrey (DC Comics): Lord of Windan in Faerie, he becomes Regent and then King, and is eventually killed by Auberon. Husband first of Dymphna and then of Titania.

Oberon (In the Public Domain): Oberon is the King of the Fairies in Arthurian Legend and in Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Titania (In the Public Domain): Queen of the Fairies in Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Wayne Williams (DC Comics): The Batman of the DC Universe as imagined by Stan Lee.

Visage (Marvel): An energy-based woman who blamed Iron Man and the Super-Human Registration Act for ruining her life.

The Black Knight (In the Public Domain): The Black Knight from Arthurian legend.

Edgar Allan Poe (Non-Fictional): An American poet (January 19, 1809 – October 7, 1849) author, editor, and literary critic first known for such poetry as "The Raven". He later was kno

Elaine Belloc (DC Comics): Elaine Belloc's life story is more or less what the Lucifer series revolves around, as it tells the transition from being an "ordinary" girl to the su

Magpie (DC Comics): She was a cleptomaniac, serial killer, jewel thief and the first villain Batman and Superman teamed-up together on the New Earth.

Jumella (DC Comics): Abel's twin sister.

Nuala (DC Comics): From Faerie, Nuala served Dream of the Endless for a time after she'd been given to him as a gift.

Lucien (DC Comics): Lucien is the chief librarian of the Dreaming and once the original raven companion to the Lord of Dreams.

Goldie (DC Comics): Baby gargoyle and pet of Abel

Gregory (DC Comics): Gregory is Cain's pet gargoyle

Blythe (Lightspeed Press): Emma Grosvenor's personal AI assistant

Medusa (In the Public Domain): Medusa is a legendary monster with petrifying gaze from Greek Mythology.

Rachel Grosvenor (Lightspeed Press): Eldest child of Emma and Brigham Grosvenor

Terry Ellis Lockhart (Lightspeed Press): Biological father to Emma Grosvenor, grandfather to Rachel, Lynne and Marcie.

Les Soffit (Lightspeed Press): Free Market warden, suspected that Jaeger was an Anvard citizen posing as a Free Trader.

Henry Ayers (Lightspeed Press): Father of Jaeger, a woodsman of few words.

Leonidas (Non-Fictional): The legendary Greek King Leonidas of Sparta who died in the Battle of Thermopylae fighting against a Persian invasion.

Xerxes (Non-Fictional): King of Persia who defeated Leonidas at the Battle of Thermopylae

Ephialtes (Non-Fictional): Traitor to King Leonidas

Eva Braun (Non-Fictional): Hitler’s mistress and briefly his wife.

Bobby Badoing (Creator-Owned): Super Duper's Super-Bouncy Ball Of Fun!

Billy the Cat (D.C. Thomson & Co.): Billy the Cat is a school kid with superhuman agility.

Saga (Marvel): Goddess of poetry.

Dorothy Lestrade (Antarctic Press): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Sherman Davies (Antarctic Press): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Sukia (Edifumetto): Sukia is a Vampiric antihero. This erotic character was created by Italian author Nicola del Principe. Her best friend and steadfast companion is a ga

Byzantium Mack (DC Comics): Hippie sorcerer and regular at the House of Mystery

Guardian (Spectrum Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Serpent Woman (DC Comics): "Finally, my years of waiting are at an end!"

Rocky Rhodes (Fantagraphics): Rocky is a Love and Rockets character who lives on another planet.