# List of DC Comics characters: X
## List of DC Comics characters

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## X

| Name | Alter ego(s) | First appearance | Year | Date | Writer | Artist |
| X' Hal | | The New Teen Titans #24 | 1982 | October | Marv Wolfman | George Pérez |
| X-21 | Superwoman Robot | Action Comics #333 | 1966 | February | Leo Dorfman | Jim Mooney |
| X-24 | Pantha | The New Titans #73 | 1991 | February | Marv Wolfman | Tom Grummett |
| X-2-Y | Dick Malvin | Action Comics #344 | 1966 | December | Jim Shooter | Jim Mooney |
| X-5 Super Agent | G-5 | Hit Comics #1 | 1940 | July | Will Eisner | Charles Sultan |
| X | | Military Comics #1 | 1942 | March | Vernon Henkel | Vernon Henkel |
| Doctor Xadu | | Adventure Comics #283 | 1961 | April | Robert Bernstein | George Papp |
| Xanna | | Empire #1 | 2000 | May | Mark Waid | Barry Kitson |
| Xanthi | | New Titans #51 | 1989 | January | Marv Wolfman and George Pérez | George Pérez |
| Xardo | | Action Comics #325 | 1965 | June | | Curt Swan |
| Xasnu | | Action Comics #278 | 1961 | July | Jerry Coleman | Curt Swan |
| Charles Xavier | Doctor Strangefate | DC Versus Marvel Comics #3 | 1996 | February | Ron Marz and Peter David | Dan Jurgens and Claudio Castellini |
| Xax (I) | Green Lantern of Space Sector 3500 | Green Lantern (vol. 2) #9 | 1961 | December | John Broome | Gil Kane |
| Xax (II) | Green Lantern of Space Sector 3500 | 52 #31 | 2006 | December | Grant Morrison, Geoff Johns, Mark Waid and Greg Rucka | Freddie Williams II |
| X-Bomb Betty | | Legionnaires #2 | 1993 | May | Mary Bierbaum and Tom Bierbaum | Chris Sprouse |
| Xebel | | Aquaman #11 | 1963 | September | Jack Miller | Nick Cardy |
| Xeen Arrow | | Adventure Comics #253 | 1958 | October | Dave Wood | Jack Kirby |
| Xenofobe | | Superman #295 | 1976 | January | Curt Swan | Elliot S. Maggin |
| Xeo | | Detective Comics #260 | 1958 | October | | Sheldon Moldoff |
| Xera | Xera Kharindot | Legion of Super-Heroes (vol. 3) #32 | 1987 | March | Paul Levitz | Greg LaRocque |
| Xiang-Fa | | Green Lantern (vol. 3) #19 | 1991 | December | Gerard Jones | Mart Nodell and Romeo Tanghal |
| Xiuhtecutli | | Justice League International (vol. 2) #63 | 1994 | April | Gerard Jones and Will Jacobs | Chuck Wojtkiewicz |
| XL Terrestrial | | Teen Titans episode: "Deception" | 2004 | August | | |
| Xolotl | | 52 #21 | 2006 | September | Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka and Mark Waid | Keith Giffen and Joe Bennett |
| Xov | | Action Comics #242 | 1958 | July | | Howard Sherman |
| Xylpth | Green Lantern of Space Sector 151 | Green Lantern (vol. 2) #151 | 1982 | April | Paul Kupperberg | Carmine Infantino |

## Xanadoth

Xanadoth is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by writer Brian Michael Bendis and depicted by artists Kevin Maguire and John Timms, first appearing in Superman (2018) #23 (July, 2020). Although appearing in a Superman title, the character serves as a reoccurring adversary for the Khalid Nassour's Doctor Fate.

### Fictional history

During Nassour's psychotherapy with Superman following the outing of his secret identity to the public, Xanadoth is accidentally awakened by an agent of the Department of Extranormal Operations (DEO) and assaults the Tower of Fate to claim the Helmet of Fate's power and add to her already overwhelming power. Nabu first reveals her origins as a Lord of Chaos so extreme both the Lords representing order and chaos banded together to seal her away. With Nabu's guidance and the timely intervention of the Justice League Dark, Superman and Doctor Fate manages to banish Xanadoth.
Later, she reappears with intents to hijack Black Adam's body for her own means. Confident, she sends visions to Nassour and Zatanna, the top "mystic warriors" on Earth of a possessed Black Adam before achieving her goal and pilfers the Helmet of Fate. Regrouping, the Justice League and Justice League Dark combine their efforts to combat Xanadoth. Doctor Fate regains his helm, the team frees Black Adam of his possession, and a combined attack from Doctor Fate, Zatanna, Madame Xanadu, Black Adam, and newcomer Naomi McDuffie (whose powers amplify magic) defeats Xanadoth.