Older notes about this late 1970s Superman foe. Broadcasting-themed powers.

From one of the 1980s Villains and Vigilantes super-hero RPG books. Heroic martial artist.

From one of the 1980s Villains and Vigilantes super-hero RPG books. Superspeed elite soldier.

Obscure Texan heroine from the 1980s.

From the one-shot Titans: Scissor, Paper, Stone by Adam Warren. Energy being trapped in a dead body.

The version of DC Comics’ Judomaster that is briefly seen in the Kingdom Come future.

An energy-manipulating, heavily-marketed super-hero. From Dark Horse’s 1990s super-hero universe.

The cell leader of the The Invisibles esoteric anarchist magical freedom fighters, a.k.a. Grant Morrison.

A founding member of the WildC.A.T.S, back in 1992.

Marvel Comics’ deadly but deeply unstable super-soldier. This profile covers his early appearances in Ann Nocenti’s Daredevil because, well, it’s a very old profile.

This is the version of the Golem that appears in the 1910s Wegener/Galeen movie series. So yes, very early cinema.

Minor Alpha Flight enemy then ally. Diamond-hard skin.

Young Madripoor merc with speed and a skating theme.

Young Madripoor merc with some sort of magic force power.

A Detroit super-heroine, seen in underground mini-comics by Sean Bieri. Two-fisted and fearless.

Tough, sharp police detective specialising in superhuman homicide. From Bendis’ procedural comics series Powers.

Forgotten 1940s heroes with bulletproof suits.

A super-tough faceless guy who kills low-powered heroes.

From the 2001 third-person shooter video game, which had a certain style.

A young and determined successor to Captain America in the MC2 possible future of the Marvel Universe. Acrobat and martial artist, eventually gets the shield.

Obscure 1940s comic book heroic master of magnetism

A 1940 character who started as a two-fisted adventurer before becoming a Golden Age super-hero.

A detailled overview of Booster Gold through the 1980s and 1990s, with all of his equipment statted out.

The underworld poet and night life dame from the classic Grim Fandango video game.

A set of game stats benchmarks for Susan during the 1980s.

Brotherhood of dada member. Super-strong, but only whilst asleep. Which doesn’t hinder her that much.

*Early* notes about Peter Wisdom in Excalibur. So, mid- to late-1990s. Superhuman, ruthless intelligence agent but vaguely a good guy.

A British super-soldier, from the British Super-Soldiers book. He super soldiers.

A mutant soccer hooligan who absorbs impacts. From the early 1990s Marvel Comics UK book Super-Soldiers.

Obscure 1940s electrical super-hero.