Who Is Amanda Spence? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Amanda Spence (DC Comics): Former operative of the Agenda, Amanda Spence blames Superboy for her father's death, and is always willing to return the favor.
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Amanda Spence (DC Comics): Former operative of the Agenda, Amanda Spence blames Superboy for her father's death, and is always willing to return the favor.

Durga (In the Public Domain): Durga is the goddess who was evoked as the only possible solution to the threat of the unbeatable Mahishasura, the Demon King who had proved to be the

Blue Ice (DC Comics): An enemy of Wonder Woman, a villainess with the ability to amplify the radioactive elements of blood.

Dark Angel (DC Comics): Dark Angel was the Donna Troy of Earth-Seven, rescued from the Crisis on Infinite Earths by the Anti-Monitor to be his Harbinger. She now serves the M

Cydippe (In the Public Domain): A member of the Amazons and an aid to Diana (Wonder Woman).

Aella (DC Comics): Amazon. The mother of Yara Flor. Killed by Eros.

Akila (DC Comics): Akila is an Amazon of the Egyptian tribe of Bana-Mighdall. Former Shim'Tar and best friends with Artemis.

Sebastian Ballesteros (DC Comics): Head of Ballesteros Corporation, one time Cheetah, and creator of the third Silver Swan.

Tawny Young (DC Comics): Reporter for KLAQ-TV news.

Atropos (In the Public Domain): Atropos or Aisa, in Greek mythology, was one of the three Moirai, goddesses of fate and destiny. Her Roman equivalent was Morta.

Lachesis (In the Public Domain): Lachesis, in ancient Greek religion, was the second of the Three Fates, or Moirai: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos. Normally seen clothed in white, Lache

Anima (DC Comics): Courtney Mason can leech bio-energy, manifest mystical armor and a blade, and her body is a conduit to summon the monstrous Animus. She's been a membe

Tsunami (DC Comics): A Defector from the US to Japan during WWII, and former member of the Young All-Stars, Miya Shimada can generate and control tidal waves. Her daughter

Maya (DC Comics): Chandi Gupta AKA Maya is an Indian woman able to manifest a magical bow that can fire a series of mystical projectiles at an enemy. The source of her

Lyta (DC Comics): She is the daughter of Ares and Circe.

Moonbow (DC Comics): A modern day Robinhood, the woman calling herself Moonbow is the bow slinging heroine who battled crime cartels briefly until her early retirement.

White Rabbit (DC Comics): Pentacle's counterpart for Nightmaster.

Kano (Rebellion): 'To fight Krool you must learn to eat, drink and sleep war. You must forget you are human...Krool don't understand the concept of peace. To defeat the

Cassandra Locke (Marvel): A time-traveller from the future, involved with many events of the First Line.

Ghost (Marvel): Ghost is an industrial saboteur and mercenary who possesses an incredible stealth suit that grants him invisibility and intangibility, among other cap

Ann Weying (Marvel): Anne Weying was the ex-wife of Eddie Brock, and briefly wore the Venom symbiote.

Sha Shan (Marvel): Sha Shan is a Vietnamese national who has saved Flash Thompson’s life many times. After a brief stint as a Spider-Man villian called Sister Sun, she g

Murder (Marvel): A member of the villain team Shatterforce and enemy of Nova.

Spencer Smythe (Marvel): Spencer Smythe was a expert in robotics and created robots designed to kill Spider-man. He died due to radiation poisoning he received from the materi

Eadyth (Company-Licensed): An Aes Sedai, Sitter and First Selector of the Blue Ajah

Rafela Cindal (Company-Licensed): An Aes Sedai of the Blue Ajah

Squid (Marvel): Donny Callahan received augmented abilities by a criminal organization to become a super criminal called the Squid.

Sword Man (Capcom): One of the many Robot Masters created by Dr.Wily to face off against Mega Man. True to his name Sword Man uses powerful slashing attacks against Mega

Jimmy-6 (Marvel): A mobster whom from time to time crossed paths with Ben Reilly, the Scarlet Spider.

Randy Robertson (Marvel): Peter Parker's friend since college and Robbie Robertson's son.

Ezekiel (Marvel): Ezekiel Sims was a rich businessman who, in his younger years, ritualistically gained powers similar to those of Spider-Man. He wanted to use his powe

Dex (Marvel): A man forced into servitude by and for Morlun. Ultimately though, he was the one to kill him.

Morlun (Marvel): A member of the Inheritors, a race of beings that feed on totems, a fusion of humans and animals with powers of both. He is instrumental in Spider-Man

Engineer (DC Comics): Angie Spica is a member of The Authority and possesses a genius level intellect, she replaced her blood with liquid nano-technological robots and took

Jimmy (DC Comics): A secret operator for the US government

Edison (DC Comics): A super-scientist of the 20th Century

Hark (DC Comics): A "Century Baby" and one of the guardians of the world in the early 20th Century.

Jack Carter (DC Comics): The Wizard of England in the 1980s.

Allison (DC Comics): One of the victims of Science City Zero

Ambrose Chase (DC Comics): Able to manipulate the very laws of physics, Ambrose Chase was the Third Man of Planetary.