Minor lightning power. Obscure X-Men ex-foe, was with the Alliance of Evil for years.

A minor ally of Hellcat circa 2016/2017. She has the power of having a purse. But it’s a really big one.

The Oberon warframe from, well, the Warframe video game, for use in tabletop/pen-and-paper RPGs. A versatile and striking fighter, curiously themed after a sort of magic-casting priest of earth and fire.

A guide/disambiguation page to help readers navigate our sundry, sultry Catwoman character profiles.

One of Catwoman’s closest allies and supporting cast members. This covers everything until she meets Ted Grant.

Weapons Locker article about medium-sized, less-than-common melee weapons. NEW ITEMS ARE SIGNALLED IN THE TABLE OF CONTENT.

The heroine of French graphic novels set within the RAF during World War Two.

This time around I can only see two bundles that are of interest to WORG readers. Here’s our monthly selection.

An obscure mutant who fought Richard Dragon (Kung Fu Fighter !) during the 1970s.

Uncommon types of small melee weapons. NEW ITEMS ARE SIGNALLED IN THE TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Full notes about this important — and ominous — location in the He-man and the Masters of the Universe cartoons of the 1980s.

This specific Catwoman (Selina Kyle) profile focuses on the Mindy Newell take, during the Her Sister’s Keeper story arc. This character work defined the modern Catwoman.

A full team profile for Marvel Comics’ Avengers during their earliest, 1960s days. Vintage roster, cases, organisation, HQ, vehicles…. This writeup is part of a series that starts with this article.

One of the core companions from the canon adventuring party in the original Baldur’s Gate D&D video game. Neutral Good Half-Elf fighter from Calimshan.

An odd Batman foe with an improbable mystique to him. His power is… to die !

Chaotic evil criminal and terrorist. Undying minor Batman enemy. This profile is meant to be read after the Death-Man character profile.

A full team profile for Marvel Comics’ Avengers during their earliest, 1960s days. Vintage roster, cases, organisation, HQ, vehicles….

Alex Rogan is the hero of The Last Starfighter. This sci-fi 1984 movie was an important precursor in using a lot of CGI to depict out-of-this-world action. Such as, in this case, space battles.

An obscure Russian mutant in the Marvel Universe. He blasts. Well, he blasted.

Continuing our guided tour of low-tech body armour as they appear in stories, games and the like. Now we do mid-weight basics such as hide armour, various sorts of chainmail, muscle breastplates, sabre-proof dresses, etc.

Not the Nova one or the Power Pack one. Obscure Marvel Comics mutant created by Erik Larsen, mostly seen in Spider-Man stories. Absorbs ambient life force to power herself.

From the old Tales of the Green Lanterns pre-Crisis back-of-the-book features. An obscure but interesting Green Lantern Corps officer, albeit one with travel limitations.

Fighting game character from a defunct SNK series. Offense-heavy, unsubtle tae kwon do.

A Brooklyn lad with minor telekinetic powers. Good friend of Patsy Walker a.k.a. Hellcat! Ian is mostly supporting cast though.

An early, notable enemy of the Justice Society of America. This article is part of a series, which starts there.

The young nerdy speedster in Netflix’s super-hero comedy movie Thunder Force.

One of the scientists from the 1959 version of the Suicide Squad, who went on to become an undead Soviet researcher into meta-genetics. Part of a series that starts with the Suicide Squadron article.

From both the Mission X version of the Suicide Squad, and Amanda Waller’s original Suicide Squad. Part of a series that starts with the Suicide Squadron team profile.

A strange, feline-like species of heavily engineered war beasts and predators in the Warframe video game. They’re like psionic space super-panthers, I guess.

One of the two scientist-operatives from the 1959 version of the Suicide Squad. Science !