Leila Taylor
A former girlfriend of the Falcon (Sam Wilson), mostly during the 1970s.
Harlem community activist, and later on wildcat journalist.
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Peter Cannon… Thunderbolt !
An interesting 1966-1967 Charlton Comics hero. Not unlike a proto-Iron Fist.
As of September of 2020, this profile received an editorial review - plus M&M stats that can do it, that must do it, that will do it !
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 ?
Michel Vaillant
(Late 1950s)
Michel Vaillant is a venerable series of French graphic novels, about automobile racing and other things that go vroom-vroom.
This profile covers the earliest, 1957-1962 GNs. So it's full of vintage cars from that time.
Yoko Tsuno
(Part #1)
A big article full of stuff about Yoko Tsuno, one of the old-school heroines of Franco-Belgian adventure graphic novels. A highly positive, omni-competent brainy engineer who's had many adventures across the world, time, and space.
As of February of 2018, this article was split in two. It was a bit long to read in one sitting.
Carol Danvers
(Before Ms. Marvel, part #1)
Our first Carol Danvers profile (they're in chronological order), so start here. This one covers "flashback Carol" during her career as a military pilot and intelligence agent.
As of December of 2017, this article was split into two. Because it was a bit too long, and because there's LOTS OF STUFF in it.
Irwin “Fletch” Fletcher
A capsule profile for Chevy Chase's character in the 1985 movie Fletch. He's a reporter who investigates through impersonation and disguise.
Jimmy Olsen
(During the Silver Age, as Superman's Pal)
An overview of Jimmy Olsen as he specifically appeared in those goofy, surreal Jimmy Olsen, Superman's Pal comics of the Silver Age. Super duper !
Joker
(DC Tangent version)
This is the Tangent Comics version of the Joker - from a separate DC Comics continuity.
Anti-authoritarian, acrobatic vigilante with novelty gadgets and some curiously Batman-like aspects. And she's a curious precursor to Harley Quinn.
I thought she was pretty cool, and sadly underused.
Superman of 2465
A future version of Superman who appeared in some DC Comics 1960s "imaginary stories".
Captain Marvel
(1941 Republic serial version)
The version of Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) in the 1941 Republic serial, the first comic book adaptation to video. Shazam !
Spider-Man
(Peter Parker) (Year One profile)
An emergent history profile describing Spider-Man (Peter Parker) exactly as he was during his first dozen appearances.
Jack McGee
The reporter who obsessively chased the Hulk during the 1978 The Incredible Hulk TV show. Why shouldn't he get a profile, heh ?
Green Hornet
(Britt Reid) (Matt Wagner take for Dynamite)
One of the essential mystery men - masked vigilantes from the pulps and radio series. Tremble, evil !
Newsboy Army
(7 Soldiers)
1940s kid adventurers à la Jack Kirby, seen in Grant Morrison's Seven Soldiers comics meta-series.
Spider-Man
(Peter Parker) (gisted)
The "main" Spider-Man. This is an overview of the classic character, with a good biography and aggressively detailed stats.
Wonder Woman
(Maria Mendoza)
This is Maria Mendoza, the version of Wonder Woman seen in the Imagine Stan Lee... comic books. Super-heroic Peruvian sun goddess.
Printer’s Devil
An obscure 1984 enemy of Green Arrow. Guy with a trick trident and a flashy costume.
Michael Donovan
(V, the original miniseries)
The Reagan-era hero of the 1980s V alien invasion TV series.