Who Is Mary Maxwell? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Mary Maxwell (DC Comics): Stan Lee's Version of the DC superhero The Flash.
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Mary Maxwell (DC Comics): Stan Lee's Version of the DC superhero The Flash.

Neutrax (DC Comics): Neutrax is a survivor of the planet Dryad in the later half of the 30th century. He has the peculiar ability to mentally negate things, including supe

Mist Master (DC Comics): Mist Master has the ability to turn into a noxious gas form and is considered the most powerful member of the League of Super-Assassins.

Lazon (DC Comics): Lazon is from the planet of Dryad and is an assassin in the 30th and 31st century. He has joined both the League of Super-Assassins and the Legion of

Tiffany Fox (DC Comics): Tiffany Fox is one of Lucius Fox's daughters and works for the Wayne Foundation as the head of the Social Services Division.

Kite-Man (DC Comics): An enemy of Batman, Charlie Brown becomes Kite-Man when the Riddler murders his son. Now Brown uses specialised kites to commit his crimes and is ofte

Lewis Prothero (DC Comics): The Voice of Fate in Norsefire's England

El Espectro (DC Comics): An ancient Spanish conqueror turned into virtually immortal by the waters of the Fountain of Eternal Youth.

Nubia (DC Comics): Nubia is a DC Comics superheroine. Originally, she was one of the royal twin princesses of Themyscira, the daughter of Queen Hippolyta and the twin of

Laurel Kenyon (DC Comics): A one shot character in a Superman story during the pre-Crisis universe.

N.R.G.-X (DC Comics): A nuclear based villain with a scientist's essence trapped inside.

Johnny Witts (DC Comics): A criminal who prided himself on eluding Batman. Often would bait Batman into traps.

Firebug (DC Comics): The Firebug wears an insulated costume containing hidden tanks of a concentrated napalm derivative that he is able to project from hidden openings in

Blaine Allen (DC Comics): The Flash of an alternate future.

The Regulator (DC Comics): His powers allow him to cancel other heroes powers.

Caleb Gurk (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Superman story in the pre-Crisis Universe. A rich man who tries to show off his wealth by throwing a party in a mansion wh

Doctor Horus (DC Comics): A one shot character from a Superman story from the pre-Crisis universe.

Astralad (DC Comics): Dream made hero

Iron Major (DC Comics): The Iron Major was a highly trained soldier and master tactician in the Nazi war effort and one the few recurring enemies for Sgt. Rock and his Easy C

Phantom Spaceman (DC Comics): A one shot character in a Superman story during the pre-Crisis universe.

Menagerie Man (DC Comics): The Menagerie Man is a villain that uses white dwarfstar technology to shrink and trains a number of animals to serve him as he fights the Super Frien

Wonder Warrior (DC Comics): A one shot character in a Superman story during the pre-Crisis universe.

Professor Milo (DC Comics): Professor Achilles Milo is a mad chemist, who's an enemy of Batman and Elongated Man, currently a chemistry professor at Gotham Academy

Jan-De (DC Comics): A one shot character from Krypton who appeared in a Superman story in the pre-Crisis universe.

Kar-Lu (DC Comics): A one shot character from Krypton who appeared in a Superman story in the pre-Crisis universe.

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

Grax (DC Comics): An alien enemy of Superman in the pre-Crisis universe.

Blackjak (DC Comics): Blackjak is an expert at hand to hand combat and a master of all known weapons. He has a fully functional cybernetic left eye which replaces the one h

Timothy Fox (DC Comics): The formerly estranged son of Lucius Fox who took up the mantle of Batman.

Mary Pratt (DC Comics): Mary James was the girlfriend and later wife of Atom/Al Pratt.

Toymaster (DC Comics): A teenage mechanical genius from Japan. Unlike Winslow who uses old-fashioned toys, Hiro's inventions are inspired by anime and manga, including a gia

Memakata (DC Comics): A mysterious cat who was the pet of several occult detectives

King Faraday (DC Comics): King Faraday is an expert with all kinds of firearms and countless other weapons. He is also an Olympic level athlete.

Automan (DC Comics): Automan, the Automatic man was an android created by Professor Miller Sterling. He made a career as a robot-for-hire and bodyguard.

Hoppy The Marvel Bunny (DC Comics): A rabbit with the powers of SHAZAM!

Linda Holland (DC Comics): Linda Holland was born Linda Olsen Ridge some time in the late 1940s. She was likely a direct descendant of Damian Ridge and his wife, also named Lind

Puppeteer (DC Comics): Jordan Weir first appeared as a villain to Green Lantern. His schtick was a "hyptno-ray" which allowed him to control most individuals that came under

Naramsin (DC Comics): An ancient king who gained immortality after eating a magic alchemical fruit.

Tiny (DC Comics): A circus strongman at Hill's Circus, the same worked at by Boston Brand AKA Deadman.

Sir Ystin (DC Comics): Genderqueer knight who was a part of Seven Soldiers of Victory and Demon Knights.

Arak (DC Comics): Arak is a Native American hero in the DC universe, his mother is a Native American of the Quontauka Indian tribe and his father is allegedly the god o

Bonnie Baxter (DC Comics): Bonnie Baxter is the girlfriend of Rip Hunter and a fellow time traveler.

Captain Carrot (DC Comics): Captain Carrot is an anthropomorphic bunny superhero from Earth-26, an alternate Earth populated with cartoon animals. In the regular Earth, he is kno

Thunderbolt (DC Comics): Yz is a fifth-dimensional djinn. It found itself to be in the Thunderbolt pen, a device used by Johnny and JJ Thunder each to make themselves, "superh

O-Sensei (DC Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

The Monocle (DC Comics): Monocle is an enemy of Hawkman. He has devised many different types of lenses with abilities such as focusing various forms of heat, radiation, light,

Captain Storm (DC Comics): He was a P.T. Boat skipper during World War Two. He lost his ship and crew during the war and also one of his legs. Eventually, he was able to be reco

Captain Zahl (DC Comics): Zahl was a captain of a Nazi U-boat in World War II.