Who Is Hooker? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Hooker (DC Comics): Mitch Shelley's archenemy and original director of the Lab
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Hooker (DC Comics): Mitch Shelley's archenemy and original director of the Lab

Marvel Heroes Amazing Powers by Catherine Saunders: plot, author, genre and where to read, in one evergreen guide.

Screwball comics by Richard Marschall: plot, author, genre and where to read, in one evergreen guide.

Topolino n. 3500: plot, author, genre and where to read, in one evergreen guide.

Asbestos Man (Marvel): Asbestos Man was a one-time foe of The Human Torch.

Russell Green (Malibu): Father of Kevin Green, the ultra known as Prime.

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.

Fate (DC Comics): Originally Jared was a smuggler of precious artifacts and art pieces but when he came into the possession of the Helmet of Nabu his life was changed f

Dragona (Marvel): Deviant sister of Ereshkigal. She and other members of Delta Force were sent to rescue a group of Avengers from Ghaur.

Angerboda (In the Public Domain): Giantess. Mother of Hela, Jormungandr and Fenris Wolf.

Primal (Marvel): Primal was a mutant opting for a spot to learn at the Massachusettes Academy in the hopes of becoming a great scientist.

Kate Waynesboro (Marvel): A S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who was romantically involved with the Hulk. Upon Hiroim the Shamed's death, Kate gained his "Oldstrong powers" and took his plac

Thing-That-Cannot-Die (DC Comics): Although a seemingly wretched creature, Thing-That-Cannot-Die is really a demon from the Ninth Circle of Hell.

Solarr (Marvel): Silas King was a drug smuggler who got his powers from extensive exposure to the sun when his bus broke down in the desert. Franklin Richards created

Poodleoo Tittletat (Creator-Owned): Twin of Eloise, she owns a used rocket lot.

Hindsight (Marvel): Carlton LaFroyge is a former member of the New Warriors, who recently turned on the team and published the Warriors identities on his website after th

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

Justice Peace (Marvel): Justice Peace is a time-hopping mercenary hired by The Time Variance Authority to become the leader of their Temporal Law Enforcement Department. He i

Corona (DC Comics): Kako was a young Inuit girl and Aquaman's first love.

Judas Traveller (Marvel): Judas Traveller is a world-renowned criminal psychologist and philosopher who craves to understand the true nature of evil using his favourite subject

Earth-Man (DC Comics): Xenophobic tyrant with the ability to siphon the powers of others. Former enemy of the Legion of Super-Heroes, he now was coerced into joining them. I

Sophie Bangs (DC Comics): Main character of Alan Moore's America's Best Comic series Promethea.

Felicia Campbell (Malibu): Doctor that worked with Ultratech. After Black September, she works with Ultraforce.

Emanuel McDoon (Comico): Manny McDoon is a psychic and one of the top advisors to Orion Assante.

Admiral Strom (DC Comics): Admiral Strom is a U.S. Navy commander who once called for Aquaman to find a nuclear submarine to prevent a large leak of radiation into the ocean.

Black Cobra (Harry A. Chesler/Dynamic): Law clerk Jim Hornsby fights crime as The Black Cobra and became one restless superhero. The Jim Hornsby Black Cobra is NOT to be confused with anothe

Captain Easy (Newspaper Enterprise Association): American Swashbuckler

Barbie (Mattel): Barbie is a character based on the doll of the same name. She has had many different appearances and occupations trough history. For many decades she

Nadir (DC Comics): Master of Magic

Anastasia Romanova (Non-Fictional): The youngest daughter of the last Russian Tsar, Nicholas Romanov.

Julie Power (Marvel): Julie Power, also known as "Lightspeed" of the superhero group Power Pack. A bright and intelligent girl who is fascinated by all the world has to off

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

Mr. Freeze (DC Comics): After his wife became terminally ill, Dr. Victor Fries devoted his life to saving her and used cryogenics to freeze her to get time to find a cure. Af

The Time Traveller (In the Public Domain): Character from H. G. Wells The Time Machine.

Kahvi (Warp Graphics): Kahvi is the wild leader of the Go-Backs, a tribe of elves who sought to return to the Palace of the High Ones.

Major Mapleleaf (Marvel): Former member of Alpha Flight and husband of teammate Zuzha Yu/Puck.

Grim Reaper (Pines Publishing): He wasn't the real grim reaper, but he sent a lot of guys to meet the real one.

Orium (Crossgen): Orium is a elite member of the god-like race of beings known as the First. Orium helped to lead a revolt against Altwaal, leader of the First, and eve

Ruckus (Marvel): Ruckus is a mutant and the leader of the Nasty Boys, a group of mercenaries employed by Mister Sinister.

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

Baron Gregor Russoff (Marvel): Baron Gregor Russoff is an ancestor of Jack Russell who terrorized Transia as a werewolf and later became a thrall of Chthon.

Siren (Zenescope Entertainment): A falseblood whose powers are being sought by both sides in the struggle of good versus evil.

Harpis (DC Comics): She flies with agility and can lift more than her own weight into the air. She was an original member of the Omega Men before her death.

Geode (DC Comics): Geo-Force's ex-wife and newest enemy.

Dr. Albert Ekhart (DC Comics): The "miracle" plastic surgeon who once repaired Harvey Dent's face.

Willpower (DC Comics): William Twotrees is the illegitimate son of Johnny Thunder and an Apache woman. It seems as if Johnny's partner, the magic Thunderbolt named Yz, left

Black Widow (Marvel): Former KGB agent Natalia Alianovna Romanova, known as the Black Widow Natasha Romanoff, was trained by the top-secret Soviet brainwashing and training

Flag-Smasher (Thierrault) (Marvel): A global terrorist who uses violence to put an end to nationalism.