Who Is Freeway? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Freeway (DC Comics): Freeway is a metahuman criminal with obvious skills in true ninjutsu as taught by Asano Nitobe.
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Freeway (DC Comics): Freeway is a metahuman criminal with obvious skills in true ninjutsu as taught by Asano Nitobe.

Shocking Suzi (DC Comics): Joe was a regular construction worker who found the H-Dial. After dialing HERO, he was transformed into a woman called Shocking Suzi and found that sh

Saviour (DC Comics): Saviour (AKA Ramsey Murdoch) has the ability to create or become just about anything using only his imagination. He believes Superman is an impostor a

Jonni Thunder (DC Comics): Jonni Thunder is a private detective from Earth 2. Her powers come from a small gold statue that give her the ability to turn into a living lightning.

Northwind (DC Comics): As a hybrid of the human and Feitheran races, Northwind has natural feathered wings and the ability to fly. He can also communicate with birds and get

Martha Kent (DC Comics): Martha Kent and her husband Jonathan Kent are the adoptive parents of Clark Kent (aka Kal-El / Superman). She also helps raise and provide guidance to

Antaeus (DC Comics): A member of the New Olympians, Antaeus has super strength and limited invulnerability when he is in direct contact with the Earth, much like the mytho

Garrett Sanford (DC Comics): Dr. Garrett Sanford was an expert in dreams who found himself trapped in the Dream Dimension where he acted as the second Sandman, protecting the drea

Death of the Endless (DC Comics): One of the seven Endless, inconceivably powerful beings, Death is both lord and personification of all death and life. She is well known for being the

General Sam Lane (DC Comics): The father of Lois Lane with a strong hatred for Kryptonians, he is currently involved with the Suicide Squad.

Ramsey Robinson (DC Comics): Ramsey is the son of Kate Spencer(Manhunter)and her ex-husband. He also has superpowers.

Prairie Witch (DC Comics): While she is now old and frail, sixty years ago Abigail Moorland vexed Opal City and Starman (Ted Knight) as the murderous and satanic Prairie Witch.

Vera Sweet (DC Comics): Weather Girl and later a reporter Vera works in Gotham City and is former lover of Jack Ryder (the Creeper).

Gunhawk (DC Comics): Master sniper who turned to a life of crime following tours in Panama and Lebanon in the United States Marine Corps. Gunhawk was devoted to three thin

Dick Malverne (DC Comics): Romantic Interest of Supergirl.

Spaceman (DC Comics): An alcoholic Russian telepath and former cosmonaut with a fondness for Vodka. His telepathy means he often "broadcasts" his hangovers to those nearby.

Captain Atom (DC Comics): Nathaniel Adam was coerced into an experiment which bonded alien metal to his skin and sent him 18 years into the future, giving birth to Captain Atom

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

Hyena (Day) (DC Comics): Summer Day, (Hyena I), is the sister of Firestorm's girlfriend Doreen Day. She hates the police.

Loop Hughes (DC Comics): One of the recipients of Graves' attaché which contained a picture of his father Curtis. Ended up in jail for murder where he was trained as a Minutem

Bertron (DC Comics): Bertron Diib is a member of L.E.G.I.O.N. who is almost completely invulnerable.

Solovar (DC Comics): Solovar was the former ruler of Gorilla City and friend to Barry Allen.

Black Adam (DC Comics): The original champion of the Wizard, Teth-Adam was a former slave who channeled the power of six Egyptian Gods to fight evil. But when his family was

Gary, the Pathetic Fallacy (DC Comics): Jack's (and temporarily Bigby's) sidekick. Also, he was the most powerful Literal of them all...though not exactly the brightest bulb in the bunch tha

Gombezis (DC Comics): The Gombezis are the genetic creations of golden age villain Dr. Togg. They faced both the first and third Hourman.

Arrakhat (DC Comics): Evil djinn that tried to assasinate Ali Ben Kahn who was the prince of Dhubar.

The Family Man (DC Comics): London serial killer in the Hellblazer series.

Unknown Soldier (DC Comics): The Unknown Soldier's face is swathed in bandages, the true identity of the Soldier is a mystery. He was a master of disguise (using latex masks) and

Ultraa (DC Comics): Endowed with powers nearly as great as those of Superman's plus the scientific knowledge placed in his brain, Ultraa was one of the mightiest beings a

Airstryke (DC Comics): A man mutated into a pterodactyl creature and a Hawkman foe.

John Sunlight (DC Comics): The Only Villain to face Doc Savage Twice.

Starshrike (DC Comics): Starshrike joined the original Cadre, replacing Shrike I

Tim Drake (DC Comics): At the age of nine, Timothy Drake cleverly deduced the identities of Batman and Robin. Four years later, after the death of Jason Todd, Tim convinced

El Papagayo (DC Comics): The second man to use the name El Papagayo was a South American criminal and enemy of Batman. He strongly resembles the 19th century El Papgayo but th

Floyd (DC Comics): Daphne's familiar, sent by her mother to guard her

Mr. Nice (DC Comics): A criminal who is brutally efficient but really nice which causes his crimes to fail.

Backlash (DC Comics): Marc Slayton is a Kherubim half breed, he was member of Team Zero, Team One, and Team7, a former trainer for StormWatch, and leader of WildCORE for De

Imperiex Probe (DC Comics): The Imperiex probes are the servants of Imperiex Prime himself. Imperiex often uses his probes to do his dirty work.

Black Bison (DC Comics): An anti-hero adversary of Firestorm who was a potent magic-wielder, able to bring inanimate objects to life.

Eric Strauss (DC Comics): Eric Strauss was a reincarnation of a sage who has existed since the Stone Age. In his lifetime as Eric, he was a strange ten-year-old who was chosen

Dead Ranger (DC Comics): A man left for dead by outlaws, who fought his way back for revenge.

Lead (DC Comics): Lead is a slow, clumsy, and kind member of the Metal Men. However, because he can absorb radiation, he often proves invaluable when protecting the tea

Tweedledum (DC Comics): Lazy and overweight, Tweedledum has no fighting skill at all. Along with his cousin Tweedledee, he relies on his cunning and ruthless strategies in or

Helmut (DC Comics): Most of Helmut's powers come from his armor which has a weakness to sonics. He has demonstrated profound digging skills so he may have super powers of

Nimrod (DC Comics): Dean Hunter was a former photographer who was framed for murder by a villain named Chancer. Hunter broke out of prison and stole a military suit and u

Tommy (DC Comics): A member of the new incarnation of the Newsboy Legion, and clone of the original Tommy Thompkins.

Perdoo (DC Comics): Green Lantern of Space Sector 2234

Strafe (DC Comics): Originally a member of Stormwatch, the UN Posthuman special ops force, Strafe later betrayed them and joined the Warguard supervillain team. Later sti