The plan was originally to publish old stuff and stuff by less-published WORG writers, but I got overwhelmed by all the Sovereign Seven and Power Man & Iron Fist stuff that was rapid-fire posted. At least, WORG-reading GMs will enjoy the flurry of obscure villains. Roll call :
- Arcimboldo, who can turn people into composite creatures ; and Escher, who can turn places into Escheresque paintings
- Bia, a superstrong servant of Nike ; Kratos – another superstrong servant of Nike ! ; and Zelus, superfast servant of Nike.
- Black Mariah, a corpse-stealing New York ringleader
- The third Cat, a liberated 1970s heroine who later became Tigra
- Chimera, a shapeshifting android
- The Christmas Madman, an odd encounter Cage once had
- Comanche, a Village People-like street villain from the 1970s
- The missing Sovereign Seven members : Cruiser and Network
- The first Devastator, an eeeevil Russian Soviet Communist Red Bolshevik !!
- Duplicate Boy, from the pre-Crisis Heroes of Lallor
- The Eskimo skating karate killers. Don’t ask.
- Gideon Mace, a classic 1970s militarist Cage villain
- Great Teacher Onizuka, an atypical Japanese educator
- Hawk-Owl, the Batman analogue of the Ultimate Universe
- The entry for Lazon (of the League of Super-Assassins and Legion of Super-Villains. You remember him, right ?) has been upgraded
- Mal Donalbain, an obscure Cat foe who triggered her origin
- For months – if not years – the Manhunter II (pre-resurrection) has been damaged in a freak system file accident. I’ve finally managed to repair
- The Monstroid, a Skrull scout robot that was used as a weapon by several Earthlings
- Morningstar, a gorgeous but fierce post-Soviet warrior
- The entry for Nick Parker (from the movie Blind Fury) has been upgraded
- The Ninja (yes, just “the ninja”), a classic 1970s Iron Fist foe
- The Phantom of the 42nd Street appeared in an old Luke Cage case
- Professor Lee Wing, mentor to Iron Fist and dad to Colleen Wing
- Shades , a Village People-like street villain from the 1970s
- Shaya and Ushas, the Living Goddesses – priestess of on of the best-known Kali cults
- Shu-Hu the Lord of Lightning, one of the ritual trials from K’un-Lun
- Triage, a robot created by Maîtresse. Two of his servants, Siege and Triage, now even have entries of their own.
- Skin Dance, a superpowered psychokiller with scary abilities and habits
- Tuvok, the black Vulcan
- The entry for the generic vampires in the Buffyverse has been upgraded
- Victor Singleton, a highly skilled obscure Batman opponent and ageing champions sportsman
- The entry for classic Power Man/Iron Fist opponent Warhawk has been entirely redone (and is much more detailed)
- Zabo, an obscure Cat foe at least two persons remember.
