Second part of our extensive character profile for Marvel Comics’ Maverick. He has a lot of equipment, so that doesn’t help with article length. The series starts with Maverick (Christoph Nord) part #1.

An obscure Wonder Woman foe of the early 1980s, with divine weaponry.

From our Spring of 2015 character creation contest. A young super-heroine with a big heart and wielding magical artefacts from Celtic myth. Extensive, well-written background story.

A Marvel spy/commando/assassin type with mutant powers, heavy hardware and decades of experience.

Marvel’s second Blizzard, Donny Gill. Fought Iron Man, ran for a bit with the Thunderbolts. Good powers, bad operator.

The gold medal winner from our 2014 Halloween character creation contest. With an extensive background in witchery and grandmothering.

Full profile of the Royal Palace in 1980s cartoon He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. People, vehicles, machines, vistas…

King of Fighters bad boy and super-martial-artist with cloned flame powers.

A goofy, pulps-style underground villain. From a 1964/65 French comics serial. Master of a rats-crewed, drugs-pushing subway empire.

An intriguing ex-Soviet altered cosmonaut. Psionics. This profile is best read after the Elena Ivanovna character profile.

A mind influencer from Apokolips. Useful evil manipulator type.

A 1947 enemy of sorts of Green Lantern. Obscure and minor, but sometimes you need a character like that for your game.

Fire-controlling mutant, and one of the classic enemies of the X-Men. For now it covers the 1980s, since the main focus was on modelling his powers.

Daughter of the Vision, and one of the intriguing young Marvel heroes created during the late 2010s.

Last third of our article about Guild Wars 2. Presenting a sample Thief character and a lot of stuff about the setting and the story. The series starts with Elegant Fox Spirit part 1.

The second third of our main Guild War 2 Player Character profile – the first part being there. This article covers a lot of ground, and recaps the entire “Personal Story” storyline.

Sample fleshed-out character from the Guild Wars 2 video game. Fast-striking martial artist working with the Human special forces and secret police.

Undersea giant. Namor enemy. This profile covers the first 20 years of his career.

A powerful New Salem enforcer construct who fought the Fantastic Four in ’77. Seemed techno-magical.

Obscure maritime DC Comics villainess. Fought the Outsiders, and the Flash. Not a headliner, but quite workable for ocean-based stories.

The only true comics super-hero! This strange, quaint French masked do-gooder has the power to move between the panels of the comic book page he’s on.

And here’s the last part of our big comprehensive character profile for the mighty Thundra. This series starts with the Femizonia – a gender study article.

Third fourth of our huge, flowing and muscular profile for Thundra, Empress of the Femizons. This series starts with the Femizonia – a gender study article.

Second chapter of our towering character profile for Thundra, a time-travelling mostly-ally of the Fantastic Four. It should be read after the Femizonia – a gender study article.

Thundra is a classic, energic Fantastic Four character. And there’s a lot to say about her, due to her long career as a time traveller. So let’s start with explanations about her mutable, odd, 23^rd century possible future — Femizonia.

Once the leading man in King of Fighters video games. Hotshot Japanese lad with ancestral fire powers.

A “magical slasher” villain seen in Z-list — mostly direct-to-video — horror movies.

An early opponent of Stargirl when she was the Star-Spangled Kid, and thus of the JSA. She was interesting, and she’s a handy psychokiller.

Originally one of those goofy, minor Ani-Men thugs from Marvel Comics. Later became an animalistic demonic undead. This profile is to be read after team profile for the Ani-Men and the entry for Bird-Man (Henry Hawk).

A weird team of robots who fought the Outsiders back in the 1980s. They are still around somewhere.