Tag Archive for "Pirate"

Captain Ironfist

An obscure 1942 enemy of Superman and Lois Lane. Possibly a ghost pirate, but prolly not.

Marine Marauder I

Verrrry minor 1977 Aquaman villain. This guy can command sea life. As of July of 2018, this profile now has HD illustrations and piscine M&M stats.

Orfenn Natrix the Sith Inquisitor

(Star Wars Legends / Old Republic) (Part #1)

An example fleshed out Sith Inquisitor back during the Old Republic era, in the Star Wars Legends continuity. Snarky genius and "pureblooded" Sith mistress of Force Lightning.

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.

Jack aka Subject Zero

(Part #1)

The most powerful human telekinetic in Mass Effect. The main problem with "Jack", a.k.a. Subject Zero is that she's a crazy, bloodthirsty, uncontrollable street punk... or maybe things are more complicated than they seem. As of July 2017, our Jack profile was cleft in two since it was slightly too long.

Phineas Bog and Jeffrey Jones

(Voyagers! TV series)

Capsule profile about the heroes of a semi-obscure early 1980s children's TV series about time travel and History.

Generic Borderlands bandits

The various kinds of bandits on Pandora in the first Borderlands video game (bruisers, psychos, midgets, badass specimens, etc.), their vehicles, their likely origins, etc.

Lady Surka

An heroic-fantasy adventurer and pirate who happens to be a shrew.

Queen Clea

(Pre-Crisis version)

The Golden Age version of Queen Clea of Atlantis, an enemy of Wonder Woman.

Commander Kraken

(Profile #2 - Cyborg)

Second half of this ambitious modern pirate profile. At this point he's a cyborg with even more super-tech.

Conan the Barbarian

(Classic Marvel Comics version)

An overview of Conan during his Marvel Comics appearances (both original stories and literary adaptations). The profile comes with various setting notes.