Obscure but archetypal DC Comics street-level bad guy mob enforcers. They look very 1970s.

A minor speedster with Marvel Comics’ Serpent Society. This profile is to be read after the Serpent Squad recap and the Serpent Society team profile.

One of the classic 1991 Street Fighter brawling video game baddies. He punches real hard.

This odd feller appeared in but two He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1980s cartoon episodes, but he and his action figure were memorable.

A criminal super-wrestler chiefly seen in 1980s Marvel comics. This profile is meant to be read after the Grapplers team profile.

This writeup about procuring a specific item in a specific video game (Path of Exile), and the process is a royal pain in the keister. So it’s not a general interest article.

He-Man’s evil double in the 1980s Masters Of The Universe cartoon. Evil !

Obscure but convenient sort-of-telekinetic Kobra thug. Outsiders enemy.

Seemingly psionic member of the Freelancers, mercenary enemies of Marvel’s 2010s+ Champions youth team. This profile is meant to be read after the Freelancers team profile.

The evil supernatural cult leader in the legendarily bad movie Manos: the Hands of Fate. And its sequels.

This documents explains how we tag articles, what tags exist and their meaning.

A Man-Beast servant and Adam Warlock enemy, Triax was one of the High Evolutionary’s New Men. Specifically an uplifted warthog.

Brutish but seasoned mutant mercenary with growth powers. Primarily known as a 1986 X-Factor antagonist.

Super-strong, skilled wrestler from Marvel’s 1980s Grapplers. This profile is meant to be read after the Grapplers team profile.

A dour ronin revenge killer in a techno-medieval future Japan. But Black and with a blunt and an afro. It’s a thing.

One of the 12 Dolls of Shadaloo in the Street Fighter beat ’em up video games. Robot-like super-assassin. This article is best read after the Twelve Dolls of Shadaloo one.

One of the major characters in the Borderlands video games setting. Entrepreneur, bar owner and entertainer. This entry is meant to be read our article about the Borderlands setting.

A Weapons Locker about small melee weapon (knives, tonfa, batons, hatchets, etc.). Lots of photos and videos. Dual-statted for DC Heroes and Mutants & Masterminds.

Obscure, forgotten mercenary with a body made of toxic gas.

1964 evil Superman type from another reality. He gains super-powers from touching Kryptonite ! This entry is meant to be read after our “base camp” profile for the pre-Crisis Earth-3 Crime Syndicate of America, and if needed the Ages of DC Comics article.

A discussion of the dice probabilities in the DC Heroes RPG (2d10, reroll-and-add on a double). Explanations, graphs, computer simulations, etc..

A good-guy ex-CIA agent, private dick and kickboxing champion. Ally of the Master of Kung-Fu.

This is the first profile for Melissa Gold. It covers her early career as Screaming Mimi before she became Songbird of the Thunderbolts. This profile is meant to be read after the Grapplers “base camp” team profile.

This profile covers Jack Kirby’s Atlas sole 1970s appearance, in First Issue Special. Atlas was an heroic fantasy noble, benign super-strongman. He had potential, really.

A paramilitary officer and hand-to-hand killer from the King of Fighters brawling video games.

Evil fallen demon from an older DC Heroes RPG campaign. Member of a council of powerful space villains.

One of the Grapplers superhuman lady wrestlers, and perhaps the most inclined toward crime. This article is meant to be read after the Grapplers team profile.

Dream magician who’s part of an heroic-fantasy/D&D version of the JLA.

A tween sleuth heroine from a series of French graphic novels.

The fourth Clayface, from a small mythos of horror-themed Batman characters. Shapechanging usual suspect.