Class 40 strong guy. Part of a convenient, under-developed team. This article is intended to be read after the Brains character profile

Super-hypnotist, as well as a herald that subtext is dead. Part of The Gang, a convenient four-person team, but that also means you’ll have to read Brains character profile first.

Leader of the Gang, a convenient if retro four-person villain team. They clashed with Supergirl that one time.

A capsule profile of this minor character on early 1980s super-hero TV show The Greatest American Hero.

A capsule entry for the lead detective in the highly influential Dragnet police procedurals.

Minor good-aligned insect-man in the 1980s Masters of the Universe cartoon series.

The second, obscure Death Adder of Marvel’s Serpent Society. He wasn’t around much.

A 1973 Daredevil enemy with great might, created by Moondragon. Religious delusions ahoy.

The youngest inheritor of the Mishima empire — and the cursed Devil Gene — in Tekken fighting video games.

This profile about Gorilla-Man (of the Agents of Atlas, Avengers and others) is part of a series that starts with Gorilla-Man (Kenneth Hale) part #1.

Agents of Atlas is an homage to vintage comics, so obviously there had to be a gorilla. Gorilla-Man seems to be a popular character, based on his humour, strong personality and improbable visuals.

Obscure mercenary baddie in one episode of the 1980s Masters of the Universe cartoon. Large-armed cyborg.

Obscure DC Comics poison expert, briefly seen in a Richard Dragon story.

An obscure 1942 enemy of Superman and Lois Lane. Possibly a ghost pirate, but prolly not.

This evil Volkswagen Beetle appeared in Disney’s Herbie the Love Bug 1997 remake. Unexpectedly, it’s got guns and is scary (by Disney standards). Best read after Herbie the Love Bug’s character profiles.

Handy mercenary cyborg with Class 10 strength. Straightforward brawler. Mostly fought Daredevil and Spider-Man.

A minor Heroic Warrior of Eternia.

Obscure character from a 1953 Atlas Comics astonishing tale. But she could easily exist in the Marvel Universe.

This street-fighting wrestler appeared in 1980s Capcom video games. He returned a few times, notably in Final Fight games. And so did his moustache.

In 1943, a dreaming Lois Lane became the first Superwoman. It was a short but intriguing story, and clearly it can be made even better by adding RPG stats. I mean, that’s obvious to everyone, right ? Right ?

Pistol-wielding assassin with an inaudibility suit. Fought Hawkeye that one time.

An embarrassing, very 1980s Northern African dictator in Transformers G1 cartoons.

Robbers with a rocket car, who lasted but three pages against Daredevil. So if you need obscure and low-powered bandits…

The first half of our full character profile for Herbie the Love Bug — Disney’s sapient, super-powered VW Beetle — covers the older material.

This is the second half of our article for the Volkswagen “love” Bug that starred in quite a few movies and series. After all, it’s not the first time this car gets cleft in two… Never bothered him. The first Herbie character profile is there.

This first character profile for Jubilee covers her childhood and the earliest years of her career, before Generation X.

Second half of her first character profile, covering her pre-Generation-X career with the X-Men. Like, y’know. The first half is there.

An obscure He-Man and the Masters of the Universe baddie-or-maybe-not 1980s cartoon character.

An extensive profile for the Lady Sif of Asgard as she appeared in 1960s Thor comic book stories (and some flashbacks).

The second half for our big character profile about Marvel’s Sif, Thor’s ally and lover, during the 1960s. The first half is there.