An obscure Marvel Comics metal-controlling alien. He’s rather powerful, actually.

One of the 1950s-style giant monster from short comics features that still were published by Marvel Comics early on. Unexpectedly, he returned during the 2010s.

A somewhat obscure, powerful 1970s enemy of the Justice League of America. Otherdimensional alien feeding off fear.

A Kryptonian-class sort-of-hero who only appeared once, in a 1982 Superboy issue. But heh, Kurt Schaffenberger art.

The suit of power armour used by Batman near the end of the landmark The Dark Knight Returns graphic novel. Capsule entry, 95% stats.

A guide/disambiguation page to help readers navigate the different versions of this Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) villain. And other World War Two baddies who resemble him.

A potent creation of the Mad Thinker, designed to solo the Fantastic Four. He’s tough, and went on to have a strange history.

This profile concludes the thunderous, cosmic saga of the Mad Thinker’s Most Powerful Android. At this point, he has become a bearded Negative Zone space kaiju. He didn’t get to fight Gojira, though. This profile is part of a series that starts with this entry.

A powerful, original, fully fleshed out French super-heroine and police officer with complicated powers. She’s cool.