Monthly Archives: February 2004

4th of February, 2004

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  • Updated and upgraded entry for the Aliens (from the eponymousmovies), with a large number of hybrids and variants from various tales and games.
  • Amanda Waller, ruthless politician – and the brains and willpower behind the modern Suicide Squad in the DC Universe.
  • The Android Man (aka the Super-Android), an obscure Mad Thinker creation because we like Mad Thinker androids.
  • Artemis – the Coda elite warrior from the Image / WildStorm universe.
  • Ash, the fan-favourite hero from the Evil dead movies – with stats covering all of the movies and some notes about the evil dead.
  • An updated illustration for the Batman 2050 entry, as seen in old Hex comics
  • Carl Kolchak, investigative journalist the main character of the oldNighstalker horror TV series
  • Updated and upgraded entry for the Chameleon, a classic Spider-Man villain in the Marvel Universe and the GM’s best friend.
  • Corrected and upgraded entry for “Cockroach” Hamilton, a 70s Cage villain with a very big shotgun.
  • An entry for the entire Coda organisation of female warriors and assassins in the WildStorm universe. Well, scantily clad babes with swords, actually.
  • Cordelia – the head of the South-East Asian Coda chapter, not the Buffy character. Yes, we’re dusting our Coda archives.
  • The Deaf Man, the mastermind from many of the 87th Precinct novels.
  • Delphae, seer and occultist from the Coda in the WildStorm universe.
  • Updated and upgraded entry for Diamond Lil, the invulnerable and bitter member of Gamma, Beta and then Alpha Flight in the Marvel Universe.
  • Dreamkiller, a very minor Darkhawk antagonist in the Marvel Universe.
  • The Eliminator I, a scary killer cyborg once sent by the Witches of New Salem to eliminate the Fantastic Four.
  • Ellen Ripley – the hero of the first three Alien movies and the ultimate survivor.
  • Frank Bannister, the weird psychic and ghost-speaker from the Frighteners (an old Peter Jackson movie).
  • The Golem – the version from the original movies in 1914 and 1920.
  • Gomdulla, a totally obscure giant mummy/alien/monster from early Marvel.
  • The Hood – the anti-hero from the recent Marvel MAX mini-series.
  • Hulver Ramik, the otherdimensional slave driver who captured many of the 1960s heroes in the Supremeverse.
  • Updated and upgraded entry for Jean-Luc Picard, from Star Trek : The Next Generation.
  • Fan-favourite Jessica Jones, the broken hero and small-time private investigator from the Alias Marvel series.
  • The legendary Judge Dredd from the 2000 A.D. magazine.
  • King Mob, leader of the Invisibles in the Vertigo series by Grant Morrisson.
  • Marco, capoeira maestre from the DC Universe and friend of the Question.
  • Martin Riggs, Mel Gibson’s character with details for all four Lethal Weapon movies.
  • Matthias Hues, a hulking blond strongman well known to martial arts movies enthusiasts. This writeup covers his usual types of characters as well as the alien drug dealer from I Come In Peace.
  • Max Guevara, beautiful Jessica Alba’s starring character in the Dark Angel TV series (covering the first and second seasons).
  • The Metalloid, another Mad Thinker android from the Marvel Universe.
  • Updated and upgraded entry for Mister Hyde, from the Marvel Universe, to better cover power discrepancies for that character.
  • Upgraded illustration for Nuke – super patriot, super-soldier, complete psycho from the Marvel Universe.
  • Piranha Jones, a sharp-toothed mob boss from 70s Cage comics in the Marvel Universe.
  • Number Six, Patrick McGoohan’s legendary role in the The Prisoner TV serial, with large personality and background notes.
  • Upgraded illustration for private J. Vasquez, from the Aliens (aka Alien 2) movie.
  • Razorback, the weird Marvel Universe trucker hero from Arkansas.
  • Red Raven II, an old Marvel Universe character from the Liberty Legion and king of he extinct Avians.
  • Ripley-8, a clone of Ellen Ripley as infected by an alien queen, the hero from the fourth Alien movie.
  • The Rocket Racer, an old Spider-Man villain with a rocket-powered roller skate. No kidding.
  • Roger Murtaugh, Martin Riggs’ aging partner in the Lethal Weaponmovies as played by Danny Glover.
  • Samantha Stephens, the zany heroine from the old TV series Bewitched.
  • Sean Lambert, hero of the obscure Interceptor Force movie, played by Olivier Gruner.
  • Seeker II, a Doom-built hunter-killer robot.
  • Upgraded and updated version of the Shocker, a classic and odd Spider-Man villain.
  • Tam, the toughest and most proficient of the Genoshan Magistrates (and a babe too).
  • Voodoo, of the WildC.A.T.s – both an early version and a more current, post-Khera version.
  • Vor-Em, a super-tough axe-wielding thug from the Supremeverse.
  • The first Vulture, a classic Spider-Man villain – upgraded and updated entry.
  • The second Vulture, who briefly reigned over New York City’s skies.
  • Warblade, from the WildCATs – a human-Kherubim hybrid with living
    metal in his body.

  • Zealot, the warrior-goddess from the WildCATs and former mistress of the Coda.