An obscure Captain America mostly-enemy. A cop who became a dauntless killer vigilante. An enhanced private police force. These are his stories.

Fully revised and updated in May, 2017. And now with a M&M stats badge.

Minor Black Widow and Captain America foe. Handy organised crime enforcer and manager type.

As of May of 2017, this profile was redone, and received a new knotted loincloth made of M&M stats.

A magically gifted thief “repossessing” dangerous artefacts for unclear purposes. And, unfortunately, attempting to do so in style. From our Christmas of 2016 character creation contest.

Ratchet of the Transformers as he appeared in the 1980s Marvel Comics books series. He’s the robot doctor who turns into a robot ambulance and saves the robot day.

A triad of diminutive, talented alien spies who frequently sell intelligence to Valérian and Laureline. These are surprisingly popular minor characters, with snouts.

A very minor Captain America enemy. I think she’s easy to use as a criminal operator in various thriller scenarios.

As of May of 2017, this entry was revised, its images improved, and it received crafty and well-groomed M&M stats.

A super-strongman who worked with the White Queen’s Hellions during the early 1990s.

As of May, 2017 this small profile was revised, and pumped up with M&M stats.

The early career — everything up to Alpha Flight vol. 1 #28 — of the mighty, furry, orangey Sasquatch.

As of May, 2017 this profile now has M&M stats braided into its fur.

A minor foe of the New Warriors, who essentially shoots lightning. As of May, 2017 this small profile has been improved, and M&M stats were etched in using an electron beam.

Part one of a big article (presented in easily digestible smaller bits, as usual) about a rather important series of graphic novels.

It’ll explain all the things. Yes, even *that* thing you thought nobody’d ever explain. That one’s in part #3 in the article, but still do read it all in order ‘kay thanks.

From the rather important Valerian graphic novels. This profile directly continues our Valérian profile.

She’s sharp, she’s resourceful, she’s really hot, she’s a space-time agent, she’s opinionated, she has a grumpy transmuter from Bluxte and a blaster and a smile !

The version of the Punisher who appears in the second of Netflix’s adaptation of Daredevil, as played by Jon Bernthal.

Spoiler – he uses guns.

An obscure DC Universe French super-heroine. As of May of 2017, illustrations and texts overhauled and added M&M 3rd game stats.

Improvised, home-made firearms in stories and how they work. Chiefly useful for post-apocalyptic or crime stories, but can be handy for all sorts of resources-poor settings really. Dual-statted for DCH and M&M, but still in beta.

Wolfsbane of the New Mutants during her earliest career (1982-1985), because everybody loves Rahne (and because it was getting weird not to have a profile for her).

A very 1980s cartoons baddie, appearing in ’em vintage G.I. Joe episodes. YOU SHALL READ THIS WRITE-UP ! THIS I COMMAND ! I AM SERPENTOR !

One of the emblematic characters of Emerald City, one of the campaign settings for the Mutants & Masterminds 3^rd edition RPG. Super-strength.

An images-animating, demon-possessed beginner super-hero. From our Halloween of 2016 random character creation contest.

Another convenient video game monster from Serious Sam games. Kinda like a giant robot leggy bird with angry lasers.

Another member of the Challengers, from a super-hero campaign run decades ago by writeups.org contributors. Young light-manipulating heroine.

One of the original characters created during our Halloween of 2016 semi-competitive events. Magical matter manipulation.

An example of a small, simple base in Terraria that covers the basics and is practical without looking utterly terrible. Semi-beginner level article.

Because even I have to take breaks from time to time.

The version of Robin who appears in The Dark Knight Return, as 13-year-old Carrie Kelley.

As of April of 2017, this has been entirely redone – and a little bird told me there were now M&M stats.

The transdimensional, interglactic, dysfunctional evil genius from the fan-favourite Rick & Morty parody cartoon.

Former supporting cast and paramour of the Phantom Stranger, turned dealer in magical items and artefacts. She’s one interesting young lady.

As of April 2017, this profile has been overhauled, the illustrations improved, and the game stats section haunted by the addition of M&M data.

Galloping, clawed, bola-hurling alien skeletons from spaaaace. And from the Serious Sam video games as well.

A foppish occult defender with something of a hereditary curse problem.

The quirky collection of mutant investigators, as written by Peter “PAD” David in the 2006 to 2013 run of Marvel’s X-Factor comic.

This is one of ’em “base camp” profiles where we explain all the material shared between characters so it doesn’t have to be presented in every single individual profile.

This is Duke of the G.I. Joe outfit, as he appeared in ’em 1980s Marvel comic books. He was less central there than he was in the vintage cartoon or in the movies, though. Thus, no Channing Tatums were harmed in the making of this character profile.

A muscular mob enforce lady with hidden magical talents. They’re not hidden at all when she does manifest them, though. Her other form is rather large. The Mindful One was part of our Halloween 2016 character creation contest.