Tag Archive for "Master Hacker"

Dharlu

An enigmatic and powerful alien seen in a few 1970s Justice League of America stories.

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).

Digit 8162

(Dragon's Claws)

Dragon's Claws operative. Computer-enhanced brain. As of July of 2020, this entry got a review and received M&M game stats.

Batgirl

(Barbara Gordon) (Burnside era 2015/2016)

This profile is about a *specific* version of Batgirl (Barbara Gordon). Namely, the popular "Batgirl of Burnside" era in 2015/16. It was pretty cool.

Operator

(Frankie Charles)

Frankie as she appeared during the "Batgirl of Burnside" era. From supporting cast to (fleetingly) inheritor of the Oracle mantle and back to supporting cast again. Talented computer security expert with an interest in super-heroics.

Iron Man (Tony Stark)

(Profile #1 - 1963-64)

We're now upgrading our Iron Man (Tony Stark) character profiles. This is the first in a chronological series, and will cover the 1960s. Right now it covers 1963-64 due to time constraints.

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.

Doktor Sleepless

From Warren Ellis' Doktor Sleepless comic book series, the Doktor and Nurse Igor plus information about the story's biopunk setting and how stuff might work. This profile was done part-way through the series.

Tony Stark

(Old benchmarking notes)

Our old Tony Stark benchmarking notes, though they were our only Tony Stark article for about 20 years, which I'll admit is depressing. We keep them around since it's gonna take a long long while for our chronological Stark writeups to reach the 1990s.

Catwoman 1M

(One Million profile)

The far, far future of Catwoman from the DC One Million event by Grant Morrison.

Staff Commander Kahlee Sanders

One of the major Mass Effect characters. She appears primarily in the novels, though the mission she appears in in Mass Effect 3 is remarkably designed.

Lightwave

(Aurora Dante)

The energy-manipulating mutant sister of Iceman. She appears in the vintage Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends cartoons.

Ultron-5

The early stages of deadly Avengers enemy Ultron, the nihilistic insane robot.

X-O Manowar

(1990s version)

A mighty Visigoth barbarian with a super-powerful alien suit of power armour. This is the version that was published during the 1990s.

Lisbeth Salander, the girl with the dragon tattoo

(Cinematic version)

The heroically competent punk hacker from the Millennium major crime novels series. Very popular character, Lisbeth.

Kasumi Goto

One of the greatest thieves in the galaxy, as well as an attaching weirdo. Kasumi has lots of tricks up her tricked-out sleeves, and is a big Commander Shepard fangirl.

Cyborgirl

A minor foe of Wonder Woman and Cyborg. Convenient, mercenary-ish quasi-villainess.

Mister Fantastic

(Reed Richards) (Ultimate version) (Profile #1)

This is the "Ultimate" version of Reed Richards before he becomes the Maker.

Kaga

Mad scientist with distinctive giant zombie mutant alien clone monsters and other tech. Fought the X-Men.

Iron Man

(Robert Downey, Jr. take) (First movie)

The cinema version of Tony Stark a.k.a. Iron Man as he appears in the first (2008) movie.

Neo

(Thomas Anderson)

A capsule profile for Neo, as played by Keanu in the original The Matrix (1999). It's chiefly about DCH RPG stats for him, though, since there isn't that much to discuss about the character.

Morpheus

(The Matrix)

Morpheus as he appears primarily in the original The Matrix (1999).

M11 aka M-11 the Human Robot

This is the powerful, vintage 1950s killer robot of the Agents of Atlas. But could the Human Robot be much more than a retropunk machine ?

Tali’Zorah nar Rayya

(Profile #1 - Mass Effect)

This is fan-favourite alien engineer girl geek Tali, as depicted in the first Mass Effect game. It's not easy being a Quarian, but she's one sharp lass. With a shotgun.

Trinity

(The Matrix movie)

As played by Carrie-Anne Moss in the original The Matrix film.

Topher Brink

As seen on Joss Whedon's Dollhouse. Genius scientist and master of the Doll technology.

Jensen

(The Losers)

Expert hacker and commando. From the 2003 Vertigo series The Losers.

Alpha

(Dollhouse)

A dangerous man with an arsenal of skilled personalities. Alan Tudyk in Joss Whedon's Dollhouse TV serial.

EDI aka E.D.I. aka Ee-Dee

(Enhanced Defense Intelligence)

The sophisticated Artificial Intelligence that plays an increasingly important role as the events of Mass Effect 2 unfold. She also does cyberwarfare in space and that sexy, sexy voice.