Monster god of fire and iron
A strange Medieval German giant mecha, built by Doctor Doom in curious circumstances. Fought Captain America in 1944.
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Major Victory
(Bill Vickers)
The ultra-patriotic leader of the original Force of July (the 1980s Batman & the Outsiders villains).
Strength-enhancing and flight-capable costume.
As of February of 2021, this entry has received star-spangled Mutants & Masterminds stats.
Sonny Sumo
"The most incredible man on Earth !", according to Jack "the King" Kirby during the 1970s.
Japanese super-hero and minor part of the Fourth World mythology.
As of February of 2021, this profile had its texts and illustrations refreshed, and received M&M game stats.
Captain Nazi
(Modern era) (Part #1)
The fourth version of Captain Marvel (Billy Batson)'s foe Captain Nazi, chronologically speaking. This profile covers the 1995-2010 material.
As of January of 2021, this profile was refreshed - and split into two parts since it was too long for some to read in one go. It also received Mutants & Masterminds stats.
Captain Nazi
(1970s version)
Captain Marvel's enemy Captain Nazi as he appeared in the 1970s stories on DC's Earth-S.
As of January of 2021, this profile received goose-stepping M&M TTRPG stats.
Most Powerful Android
(Mad Thinker) (Part #1)
A potent creation of the Mad Thinker, designed to solo the Fantastic Four.
He's tough, and he went on to have a strange history.
Captain Nazi
(1940s version)
This is the original, 1940s version of this enemy of Captain Marvel in Fawcett Comics.
As of January of 2021, this profile has had its style/clarity/readability edits, and received its Mutants und Masterminds game stats.
Nekron
(The alien one)
A somewhat obscure, powerful 1970s enemy of the Justice League of America.
Otherdimensional alien feeding off fear.
Mmm, this image is very tall. I prolly should add some text here so it doesn't feel weirdly empty, especially for people not familiar with the site. So how are y'all doing. I'm doing good. I have some delicious flan left to eat, and...
Ironheart
(Riri Williams) (Bendis take (2016-2018), part 1)
Super-genius Riri Williams during her early career, as she becomes the armoured Ironheart because Tony Stark painted himself into a corner *again*.
As of October of 2020, this two-parter has been reviewed, then updated to bring it to a more sensible ending point (switch to a new armour, and Eve Ewing taking over writing).
Captain Axis
An obscure and fleeting enemy of the Hulk. Projected Third Reich superhuman warrior with great strength.
As of February of 2020, this profile had its hair done and received goosestepping M&M stats.
Doctor Katherine Waynesboro
(Part #1 - the 1980s)
A skilled S.H.I.E.L.D. scientist and agent who kept tabs on Bruce Banner, the incredible Hulk.
As of November of 2019, this profile was entirely redone. It is also now a three-parter, since there's a lot of ground to cover.
American Eagle
(Jason Strongbow) (Part #1 - 1980s)
One of Marvel's Native American super-heroes. Powerful Navaho fighter with enhanced strength and senses.
As of October of 2019, this profile is being completely redone as a three-parter.
Superwoman
(Pre-Crisis Earth-3 version) (Crime Syndicate of America)
The 1964 version of Superwoman of the Crime Syndicate of America, sort of like an evil Wonder Woman.
As of October of 2019, this profile was entirely redone.
Doomsday Man
(Part #3)
The last third for our profile of the Doomsday Man and Kerwin Korman, who form an Avengers-class Marvel Comics villain. With links to the two previous bits, of course.
He's obscure, but he's powerful. And he has an interesting history that is intertwined with Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers)’s and has quite a few hooks.
Mister Who
An obscure yet perfectly viable enemy of Doctor Fate, mostly seen during the 1940s.
Growth and (sometimes) physical adaptation/morphing powers. Criminal mastermind type.
Superwoman
(Lois Lane in 1943)
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 ?
Vamp and Animus
(Denise Baranger)
A strange and intriguing and under-used Marvel character with at least two distinct identities.
She fought Captain America and S.H.I.E.L.D., and not just with the power of disco.
