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A tough and very evil gang notable from Fallout New Vegas. Dogs trainer and pack leader.
A big profile for the original Subs, in the original Legion of Super-Heroes continuity.
The classic version of Mass Master from Marvel Comics’ kid team the Power Pack. Density self-manipulation powers.
This is the 1990s version of Valiant’s immortal warrior for good.
The oldest member of Power Pack — everything is relative — during the 1980s. Gravity powers.
An obscure member of the Avengers, with fighty powers and a royal Shi’ar background.
A tough, very evil wasteland gang notable from Fallout New Vegas. Flamethrower expert.
A 1940s Wildcat enemy with a poison gun, trained wasps and the like.
Handy low-powered mercenary, who fought the modern JSA multiple times.
Odd, rigid Batman pastiche with two super-artefacts.
Egyptian undead shock troopers with polearms, who fought DC Comics’ JSA on a few occasions
The “base camp” entry for the Power Pack team of superhuman children during its Simonson/Brigman heydays. To be read before the individual Power Pack profiles.
This is the version of Superman that appeared in the fondly-remembered 1950s TV show Adventures of Superman, as played by George Reeves.
The modern version of Mademoiselle Marie, as featured in Greg Rucka’s awesome Checkmate series during the 2000s. Super-spy and terrific special ops commando.
A one-of-a-kind Brood Warrior-Prime best known for her association with Hulk and his alien gladiator friends. Amazingly, she’s a caretaker rather than a ravager.
Minor Marvel jobber, so that can be useful.
A 1940/42 Quality Comics detective with a cross-dressing schtick. Long live Madam Fatal !
Chapter #3 of our big Renee Montoya profile. This one covers the bulk of the 2000s, particularly the Gotham Central era and 52.
One of the most terrible super-heroes on this site, I think. I hope.
An enemy of the Black Widow. She wears heavy body armour, making her an interesting challenge for most street-level characters.
Minor street-level with guns, experience and a terrible macho attitude.
He shovels well. He shovels really well. He shovels better than any man you know.
From the super-hero comedy movie Mystery Men, the inevitable “hero” with super-flatulence.
He has no skill and an absurdly useless super-power, but by Jove Invisible Boy is going to a real super-hero. From the Mystery Men super-comedy.
As played by Janeane Garofalo in super-hero comedy Mystery Men. She’s armed with a magic bowling ball.
The master of cutlery himself, flinging forks with astounding precision. From the super-hero comedy movie Mystery Men.
The would be tough guy loner with an attitude in the super-hero comedy Mystery Men, played by Ben Stiller.
From the über-cool Seven Soldiers event by Grant Morrison, an unlikely and reluctant super-heroine who realises how demented all this stuff is.
