A costumed superhero and member of the Justice Society of America.
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Black Canary I - Injustice 2
The alter-ego of Dinah Drake Lance, Black Canary I was a costumed superhero and member of the Justice Society of America.
Dinah Drake Lance - Injustice 2
The civilian identity of Black Canary I and the mother of Dinah Laurel Lance.
The Atom I - Injustice 2
The civilian identity of Al Pratt, the Atom I is a founding member of the Justice Society of America.
Alan Scott - Injustice 2
The civilian identity of the original Green Lantern, Alan Scott is a friend and teammate of Jay Garrick.
Green Lantern I - Injustice 2
The alter-ego of Alan Scott, Green Lantern I is a costumed superhero and founding member of the Justice Society of America.
Ted Grant - Injustice 2
The alter-ego of the costumed vigilante Wildcat, Ted Grant, is a heavyweight champion boxer and personal trainer.
Among his pupils was Dinah Laurel Lance, aka Black Canary.
Blue Beetle I - Injustice 2
The alter-ego of Dan Garrett and the first person to hold the mantle of Blue Beetle.
Liberty Belle - Injustice 2
A costumed hero and member of the Justice Society of America, she is a teammate of Jay Garrick, aka the Flash.
Professor Zoom - Earth ???? - Injustice 2
The alter-ego of Hunter Zolomon, Professor Zoom is a speedster and enemy of Wally West, aka the Flash.
The Black Racer - Injustice 2
Known as the Speed Force’s Grim Reaper, the Black Racer is feared by all speedsters, even those—like the Reverse-Flash—who believe themselves untouchable.
Despite his usual bravado and arrogance, Eobard Thawne grew far more cautious, fearing permanent death and the Racer especially now that, as a living paradox, he could no longer return to his own time.
The Reverse-Flash - Injustice 2
After one of Thawne’s descendants was killed by the One-Earth Regime, the time-traveling speedster became trapped in a paradox that erased his future and left him stranded in the present.
Unable to return home, he swore vengeance on Barry Allen, reasoning that if he could not kill his rival, he could still hurt him—both emotionally and physically.
When no news surfaced about Allen after the fall of the Regime, he decided to force his return by joining Gorilla Grodd’s Society. Due to timeline alterations, he was unaware that Grodd had allied with Brainiac and intended to destroy Earth.
To draw the Flash out of hiding, Thawne, Deadshot, and Captain Cold attempted to kill him. When an injured Allen escaped, Thawne pursued him across the country, eventually catching up to him in Gotham.
Defeated, he retreated, vowing to finish their battle the next time they met.
Resenting every member of the Regime, he later targeted Wonder Woman, ambushing her in Metropolis—only to be defeated again.
After learning the truth about Brainiac and Grodd’s plans, he abandoned the Society and went into hiding. Though he hated his current existence, he still wanted to live long enough to see what tomorrow might bring.
Thawne - Injustice 2
A direct descendent of Eobard Thawne, his death at the hands of the One-Earth Regime caused a time paradox that trapped the Reverse-Flash in the present.
William Constantine - Hellblazer
He was avenged by his grandson, John Constantine, who slew the King of Vampires in battle.
Sam's Spirit - The Sandman
However, she was unable to grant his request.
He reluctantly accompanied her to his afterlife.
Tabitha - The Sandman
Sam - The Sandman
His soul was collected by Death.
Landor's Mother - And Then There Were None
The mother of James Landor was denied the chance to see her son’s body or say goodbye after he was murdered in a homophobic hate crime by William Henry Blore while in police custody.
Authorities lied to her about the cause of his death, telling her that James had died choking on his own vomit after a night of heavy drinking.
James Landor - And Then There Were None
While in custody, Blore pretended to be sympathetic, assuring that he would be released with a warning and advising him to be more discreet, claiming other officers would be less forgiving about his sexuality.
As James thanked him, Blore dropped the act and brutally beat him to death.
Blore covered up the murder by claiming he was drunk and choked on his own vomit. Rampant homophobia and corruption within the force ensured no one questioned the story. Landor’s mother was denied the chance to see his body and say her final goodbye.
Years later, Landor was posthumously avenged when Lawrence Wargrave, under the alias U.N. Owen, lured Blore to Soldier Island, where Blore was tormented and killed by the former judge.
Simon Mould - The Sandman
A student at St. Hilarion’s School for Boys, Simon Mould, took his own life in 1953, hanging himself on the school grounds.
His soul was condemned to Hell.
Esmé - The Sandman
During her last set, Esmé was electrocuted when her sweaty hands caused a short circuit in her live microphone.
Scarface - Gotham Knights
A ventriloquist dummy owned by The Ventriloquist, aka Peyton Riley, Scarface, is an enemy of both the G.C.P.D. and the Bat Family.
There is heavy debate on which of the two is the real mastermind of their operations. While many believe he is merely a lifeless wooden puppet, Riley claims that he is alive and coerces her to commit violent crimes.
After Riley's arrest, Scarface was confiscated by the GCPD and placed in the precinct's Evidence Lock Up.
Sean Riley - Gotham Knights
The head of the Riley Crime Family—Gotham's Irish mob— and father of Peyton Riley, aka the Ventriloquist.
Luigi Zatara - Gotham Knights
The grandfather of Giovanni "John" Zatara, Luigi Zatara, was a celebrated stage magician. What his audiences didn't know was that he was a Homo magi capable of performing real "backwards" magic.
Both Giovanni and his great-granddaughter Zatanna followed in his footsteps.
Señor Martinez - Doom Patrol
The alias of former Nazi scientist Heinrich Von Fuchs, "Martinez" was the local cobbler of a small village in Paraguay during the mid-20th Century.
He would use this as a front for his meta-human and genetic experiments.
Steff - Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
The girlfriend of Gloria Davila and a volunteer at Harlem’s F.E.A.S.T. shelter.
Spider-Cat - Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
The alter ego of Spider-Man, Spider-Cat, is the pet sidekick of Spider-Man II.
Spider-Man - Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
Named after the costumed vigilante, Spider-Man is the pet cat of Teo Álvarez, living with his owner at Teo's Bodega.
During a break-in, he was kidnapped by one of Kingpin's henchmen and taken to a nearby power station.
He was promptly rescued by Spider-Man II after Miles Morales spotted Teo's request on the Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man app.
Following the death of the Tinkerer, Teo called Spider-Man to share that his feline namesake had taken a liking to crime-fighting. With Teo's blessing, Morales agreed to take him out on patrols as Spider-Cat, even giving him his own little mask to protect his identity.
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Scarlett - Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
A friend of Hailey Cooper, Scarlett was eager to meet Harlem’s new Spider-Man and snap a selfie with him.
She got her wish, managing to take a photo with the young hero, only for their moment to be cut short by a tenement fire in a nearby building.
Sam - Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
A volunteer at the Harlem FEAST shelter responsible for distributing supplies and toys to local children and families across Manhattan.
Noticing a discrepancy with the delivery drivers, he reached out to Spider-Man II through the Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man app to report the issue.
After Spider-Man II recovered the stolen truck from one of Kingpin's goons, Sam ensured the deliveries reached their proper destinations.
Vijay - Marvel's Spider-Man 2
As a show of gratitude, he was among the students who helped design a new B.V. Suit for Spider-Man II.
Lucas - Marvel's Spider-Man 2
After Spider-Man ii assisted Vijay with his homecoming proposal, Lucas helped design a custom B.V. Spider Suit as a token of appreciation.
Lance - Marvel's Spider-Man 2
The official mascot of Brooklyn Visions Academy, Lance the Dancing Lion, was a costume worn by Travis Trujillo.
After Midtown "kidnapped" the mascot, Spider-Man II set out to recover him before the school's big game the next day.
Vanessa - Marvel's Spider-Man
A portrait simply titled Vanessa, commissioned by Wilson “The Kingpin” Fisk and depicting his wife, was reported stolen several years ago.
The thief was Black Cat II, aka Felicia Hardy, who hid the painting in her Freedom Bridge safehouse.
Tim - Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
A political activist working on Rio Morales's campaign trail.
The "Carnage" Symbiote - Marvel's Spider-Man 2
An offshoot of GR-35 & VNM-252 held in Oscorp custody, this symbiote was stolen by Cletus Kasady, aka The Flame, during its transfer to a secure research facility amid the symbiote invasion of New York. When his blood mingled with the organism, it triggered a permanent colour change, turning the symbiote from pure black to black and crimson.
The "Scream" Symbiote - Marvel's Spider-Man 2
A symbiote cutting taken directly from Venom's own body, "Scream" briefly possessed Mary Jane Watson during a fight against Spider-Man.
Upon being forcibly separated from her host, she crumbled to dust.
Scream - Marvel's Spider-Man 2
Known as Scream, she was the symbiote "offspring" of Venom, bonding with Mary Jane Watson after MJ threw herself in front of the symbiote intended for Peter Parker.
She and Spider-Man fought one another in Forest Hills, easily overpowering him with her enhanced strength, speed, and ferocity.
With Peter's help, MJ managed to regain control of her body, tearing the symbiote off and freeing herself from its grasp. Without a host, Scream withered and died.
Tony Zucco - Batman: Arkham Origins
Carla Viti - Batman: Arkham Origins
Louisa Falcone - Batman: Arkham Origins
Selina Falcone - Batman: Arkham Origins
Peter Hinchcliffe's Spirit - The Sandman
With nowhere else to go, he returned—alongside other former pupils—to St. Hilarion's School for Boys in the winter of 1990. At first he saw no reason to study while dead, but his indifference vanished after a violent encounter with the former headmaster, A.N. Parkinson, who struck him so hard with a riding crop that his eyeball popped out.
Peter Hinchcliffe - The Sandman
A former student at St. Hilarion’s School for Boys in the late 1970s, Peter Hinchcliffe died in 1977 from a drug and alcohol overdose, choking on his own vomit.
He spirit spent the next thirteen years in Hell.
Joan-Ellen Mann - The Sandman
At Wanda's funeral, she took an instant dislike to Barbie and refused to let her attend the wake at the family home.
Reeducation Centres - Young Justice: Phantoms
Detention centres used to house and contain political prisoners, freedom fighters, and enemies of Darkseid, the Reeducation Centres are correctional facilities meant to indoctrinate and (re)enforce Darkseid's will.
Many consider these centres worse than death.
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