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Katriel

One sharp spy and assassin (or "bard", as they say in Orlais). She appears in the Dragon Age prequel novel, The Stolen Throne. Katriel played a critical role in the Fereldan War of Liberation... and, in a way, beyond. As of February of 2020, added a section about Dragon Age: The Calling.

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XIII

(Thirteen, 13)

From a classic Francophone modern thriller/action/espionage saga. XIII operates in a fairly realistic genre, but within these limits he's rather badass. As of June of MMXIX, this entry has received M&M stIVts.

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Bobbi Morse (aka Huntress, aka Mockingbird)

(Profile #2 - Mockingbird begins 1973-1980)

The second part of our series of character profiles for Marvel Comics' Dr. Barbara "Bobbi" Morse, aka Huntress and Mockingbird. This covers an interim area where she has acquired heroic-level martial and athletic skills. She appears as a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, then as maverick counter-intelligence operative the Huntress, then debuts her Mockingbird identity.

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Black Widow

(Natalia Romanova) (Profile #1 - 1927-1946)

An unreasonably thorough explanation about the Black Widow (Natalia Romanova) from the origins to the end of the Great Patriotic War. Buckle up, it's something of a ride. As of January of 2019, this profile has received yet more polishing, and was cleft due to length.

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Black Widow

(Natalia Romanova) (Profile #2 - 1946-1965)

Part the second of our beautiful and deadly character profile for Natalia Romanova. This one covers 1946-1965, but in practice it mostly corresponds to her earliest Marvel appearances as a femme fatale after Tony Stark's industrial assets. Or at least, what he insists are industrial assets.

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Leliana

(Profile #1 - Early)

Chapter one of our coverage for Leliana, one of the major characters in the Dragon Age video game saga. Pseudo-French spy, manipulator, lover, killer, archer, bard, singer, assassin, fashionista, nun and other things. As of March/April of 2018, did various small improvements and additions. Everything will get reworked later this year (depending upon Nvidia GPUs...), but that'll hold the fort...

Miranda Lawson

(Part #1)

An interesting (but poorly filmed) Mass Effect character. Peak human genetically engineered shadow agent and terrorist, with a lot of baggage. As of February of 2018, this profile has been split into two parts due to length. And because it has a lot of images. I wonder why we have so many screenshots of Miranda, I truly do.

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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.

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Prisoner

(Number 6) (part #1)

From the landmark 1967/68 The Prisoner TV series. As of December of 2017, this profile was split into two parts since it was just a bit too long for some to read in one sitting.

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Zartan

(G.I. Joe)

The deadly master of disguise, invisibility, archery, etc. who has been such a pain in the fundament for the G.I. Joe teams. This is specifically the version of Zartan that appeared in the older Marvel Comics G.I. Joe stories - as with the rest of Bryan's G.I. Joe writeups arc.

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Contessa Valentina Allegra de la Fontaine

One of the main Nick Fury supporting cast and S.H.I.E.L.D. higher-ups across the decades. This rescoped profile covers everything from her first appearance up to Nick Fury vs. S.H.I.E.L.D..

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B.J. Blazkowicz

(Profile #1 - Wolfenstein 3D)

So that's the version of B.J. Blazkowicz who is featured in the vintage Wolfenstein 3D video game - later (and earlier) versions would be a different profile. Super-elite World War Two commando. The profile includes game emulation rules. As of September of 2017, B.J. now has dauntless M&M stats.

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The Shingouz

A triad of diminutive, talented alien spies who frequently sell intelligence to Valérian and Laureline. These are surprisingly popular minor characters, with snouts.

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Velvet Templeton

A retro super-spy à la James Bond, but as an experienced lady rather than as an hairy-chested thug in a good suit. From the Image Comics Velvet series by Brubaker and Epting.

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Iris Kalder the Imperial Agent

(Profile #1 - early)

Another example of a Star Wars: the Old Republic player character. It's our sample Imperial Agent, a spy and assassin for the Empire and the Sith... or perhaps not entirely. Deadly spy and field agent with her own agenda.

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Black Widow

(Marvel Heroes 2015 video game version)

Black Widow (Natalia Romanova), but this time it's the version of the character in the Marvel Heroes 20XX Diablo-like video game. Her equipment is interesting.

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Pat Parker, War Nurse

A 1940s action heroine whose strip was published by Harvey Comics in Speed Comics. She's a two-fisted nurse fighting WWII in hot pants and a mask, as was the style of the day.

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Lucky Campo

The pulpish super-competent hero from the Time Portal series of novels. Spoiler - these novels are about time travel. Our profile covers the first book in the series.

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Shadow

(Matt Wagner's version)

This is specifically the version of The Shadow who appears in the excellent Year One miniseries by Matt Wagner.

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Enchantress

(Amora of Asgard) (Profile #1 - the 1960s)

This is classic Thor/Avengers baddie the Enchantress as she was portrayed during the 1960s. A high-level villain with powerful magic, great resources, mighty servants, superior manipulative abilities, etc.

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Honey Lemon

(Comic book version)

The comic book version of Honey Lemon. Japanese official agent with an arsenal of skills and endless equipment in her purse.

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Boy Blue

Little blue bugle boy, as he appeared in the Fables comics as a redoubtable veteran.

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Cinderella

Cinderella as she appears in the Fables comics, as a James Bond type.

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Inspector Nathan Kane

UN weapons inspector in the future. Highly intelligent, charismatic badass.

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Lady Bullseye

An elite ninja killer and Daredevil foe patterning herself after Bullseye. Martial, acrobatic and body control skills.

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Indries Moomji

A super-spy specialising in seduction and psychological manipulation. She's the one who broke Iron Man.

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Mademoiselle Marie

(Josephine Tautin)

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.

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Fantomex

(Grant Morrison version)

This profile is specifically about Fantomex as written by Grant Morrison. Superhuman expert in misdirection, manipulation, combat and intelligence channelling several classic European anti-heroes.

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Tomorrow Woman

(Seb's take)

A powerful artificial heroine who briefly was a JLA member during Grant Morrison's run.

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Amazing Grace

(Darkseid agent)

A mind influencer from Apokolips. Useful evil manipulator type.