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Atrocitus

A super-villain, and the leader of the Red Lantern Corps.

## Description

**Atrocitus** appears as tall and muscular with a drawn, brown-skinned, reptilian-like face and large yellow eyes. The red costume on his torso appears to be made of stiff armor plates, he has black tights on his legs, and on his head has something like a head cloth that hangs down at the back and sides. In a deep, resonant voice, he commands those about him, expecting absolute obedience, and leads through fear, blaming others for mistakes. He gives an angry, terrifying glance to those who challenge his authority when he bears and grits his teeth like a savage animal. As well as obedience, Atrocitus expects to be protected by his subordinates and will not tolerate failure from them.

He is the leader of the Red Lantern Corps (and addressed as "Master") and so makes use of the 'Power Ring' on his right hand which causes the red glow around him as he is about to fly or go into action. In combat this will protect him and must be the cause of his ability to exchange blows with Superman. Atrocitus can create a red mace in either hand to deal with opponents or shoot a red, flame-like blast from his mouth.

He can be devious and will use deception to allow another Red Lantern to carry out a plan - like sending his most loyal lieutenant, Dex-Starr, to sneakily break into the Watchtower. However, even though he tells us that he loathes superheroes, Atrocitus is level-headed enough to know when to cooperate with them.

## Appearances

19. Rage of the Red Lanterns
51. Unleashed
New Gods

The 'pseudo-gods' who include Darkseid and his followers.

## Description

### General

The **New Gods** are only mentioned once by name but with what we know from elsewhere they must include Darkseid, his entourage, and others (Desaad is said to be one) who have a connection with the planets Apokolips and New Genesis (see below) and are associated with the 'Mother Box' and 'Boom Tube' technologies. Other than Darkseid, they are not obviously like gods but do refer to humans as "mortals". It is not clear where Apokolips is, but the leading inhabitants use a mixture of god-like powers, weaponry and other technology to assist their leader, Darkseid, in his plan to conquer and rule the universe. There is an army of 'parademons' to do the fighting and kidnapping, and Apokolips has a fleet of spaceships that travel by Boom Tube to perform invasions of other planets. There are human collaborators on Earth to assist with Darkseid's operations there.

### Darkseid's Elite

We are told that Darkseid's inner circle is "legion and mighty" and in one instance it is called "Darkseid's Elite" and, although only Kanto is said to be a member, it can be safely assumed that Desaad, Granny Goodness and others who are seen in Darkseid's company are also in its ranks. Another likely affiliate is Steppenwolf, who appears to have a military command function, and the fugitive Mister Miracle may have been a member in the past.

### The Female Furies

Although not mentioned by name, a team of female warriors led by Granny Goodness in one episode can be confidently identified with the Female Furies that are known from elsewhere. They include Bernadeth and Lashina, and it is likely that Big Barda has been a member in the past.

### New Genesis

In addition to Apokolips, New Genesis is mentioned twice, and we know from elsewhere that it is the heavenly compliment to hellish Apokolips and is inhabited by 'good' versions of the New Gods. We are told that Batman and Superman have visited the place on separate occasions, and Mister Miracle ought to have originated there but this is not mentioned.

## Members

* Darkseid
* Steppenwolf
* Desaad
* Kanto
* Granny Goodness
* Kalibak
* Virman Vundabar
* Bernadeth
* Lashina
* Mister Miracle
* Big Barda
* Parademons

## Appearances

10. Under a Red Sun
28. The Fatal Fare
33. Best Day Ever (mentioned only)
35. Superman's Pal, Sid Sharp
43. It'll Take a Miracle
Brother Night

Brother Night is an evil sorcerer and an enemy of Batman and Zatanna.

## Description

**Brother Night** has the appearance of a human except that his drawn skin is blue in color and this, together with his long white hair (but black on top), gives him some of the look of a corpse. He is dressed in a smart suit with a tie and carries a cane topped with either a metal knob or a small skull. Though well spoken, his manner is creepy and condescending, but he insists that he is not a criminal and only provides others with supernatural power that they crave, as though it is his main purpose. He is vindictive towards those who refuse this support.

He is a practitioner of magic which is done with a wave of his hands. We see him use it to present a vision to Batman of the superhero's devilish potential, and he also enchants part of the 'Bat-bolas' to possess the Batmobile with an evil spirit. He does something similar by possessing Harley Quinn. Although he can shoot blasts from his hands, Brother Night's powers must be limited as he seems to need the support of others like Ember, who appears to act as his bodyguard. Also, in combat, he can be accompanied by a group of red, female wraiths (called 'ghouls') that swirl in the air above him and are said to "wrack souls".

Somewhere in Gotham City, Brother Night maintains a nightclub that is only frequented by demons (though "goblins" are mentioned), but its location is known to Batman and Zatanna.

## Appearances

7. Zombie King
14. Speed Demon
Hellewise Hearth-Woman

## Hellewise

Conlan Spearthrower (mari)

Iluna Hearth-Woman (fille)

llewise est l'une des deux fille d'Hecate reine des sorcières, sa leur étant Maya. Elle a vécu à la préhistoire , sa mémoire est honorée en tant que souveraine de la lignée Harman, la plus puissante des familles de sorcières. Souvent invoquée comme source de pouvoir lors des rituels de magie, elle est admirée pour sa bienveillance et sa beauté.
Ember

A female super-villain and a member of the Ivy League.

## Description

**Ember** is a woman with the features of a devil but they are said to be those of a dragon elsewhere. She has red skin, horns (large and sticking out to the side), and a long, pointed tail, and parts of her body and arms are randomly black, giving the appearance of a costume. Speaking with a very hoarse voice, she is hot-headed and quick to threaten others.

She can leap high into the air and for offense is able to shoot flames from her mouth or from her hands but is oblivious to fire herself. Her fiery breath is simply neutralised by water.

In her associations, she can be a cohort of either Brother Night, to whom she acts as a sort of bodyguard, or Poison Ivy. Zatanna is familiar with her as an enemy and calls her "Dragon Breath" as an insult.

## Appearances

14. Speed Demon
Short 7. Quality Time

## Notes

* She does not have wings unlike the version seen in *DC Super Hero Girls*.
Gilbert Gottfried

The late **Gilbert Gottfried** was a stand-up comedian known for his bawdy humor and was an actor and voice actor for many TV shows, movies and video games. He was the voice of Mister Mxyzptlk in this show. He died on April 12, 2022 at the age of 67.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* Superman: The Animated Series (1996-2000) as Mister Mxyzptlk.
Zilius Zox

An alien super-villain, and a member of the Red Lantern Corps.

## Description

**Zilius Zox** has the appearance of a very expressive large yellow face which doubles as his body with his arms and legs sticking out at the sides and below. He has a large mouth with pointed teeth and has bird-like feet. The costume is red with black arms and legs, and red gloves and boots. Like all Red Lanterns, he is hot-tempered and impulsive but is afraid of his leader, Atrocitus. He fawns on him to gain favor, shifting any blame onto others.

He is one of the Red Lantern Corps and his powers and abilities originate from the power ring that he wears on his right hand and which projects a red glow around him. Zox can use it to project a missile or scary beast in offense or a rocket scooter for escape, but more usually he will just fly at an opponent to try to bowl them over.

Accusing Atrocitus of not paying him enough, Zox can choose to operate on his own, resorting to robbery to survive.

## Appearances

19. Rage of the Red Lanterns
Short 18. Driver's Ed

## Notes

* In Driver's Ed, **Zox** reveals he has claustrophobia.
* His voice actor, Armin Shimerman, is known for voicing Dr. Nefarious in the *Ratchet and Clank* videogame series.
Nuclear Family

A family of robots intent on creating their own nuclear wasteland.

## Description

The **Nuclear Family** are a group of six androids that have the appearance of an all-American family (two grown-ups, three children and a dog) of the 1940s or '50s except that their clothes are decorated with the atomic symbol. Their skin is damaged in places to reveal the metal surface underneath and their eyes and mouths glow green in the dark. They act as though they are an ideal family and call themselves "automated Americans", but are self-conscious about being mere "robots" and react violently when they are called that.

Professor Stein knows them beforehand and warns that they are dangerous. He tells us that they were created by a Dr. Eric Shanner as static dummies to show the terrible effects on real people of an atomic bomb blast. However, the explosion instead energised them so that they developed a will of their own and various powers, and escaped into the outside world where they remained at large, squatting in places with an 'atomic' connection. The family tells us that their goal is to create a radioactive wasteland that they can settle in as their home. Unfortunately, this involves causing a nuclear meltdown at a power plant that will devastate half an American state.

The Family's powers are mainly the ability to shoot green ray blasts from their hands or sometimes their eyes and mouths. This is used either for combat (with the rays sometimes spinning forwards in a spiral) or for triggering a reactor overload. They also have the ability to expand the size of their furniture (in a 1950s style?) to decorate their home inside the power plant, but it is not clear if these are created from nothing or are carried around in a miniaturised form. As they like pool parties, they treat the reactor cooling water tank as their swimming pool.

Because their origin and powers seem similar to those of Firestorm, the Family considers itself to be related to him. Firestorm is less sure but humors them by suggesting that they share the same parents (nuclear explosions?). Despite their violent hostility, Firestorm eventually sympathises with them and, hugging them in a group, shrinks them into a bottle with a miniature house and pool to keep them content.

**Dad** is the head of the family and the most vocal, and considers himself to be "the master" in combat, being almost able to overcome Firestorm. He insists on calling the latter "Sparky".

**Mom** is the homemaker and when heating a reactor to make it overload considers it to be another way to "cook".

**Biff** is the burly teenage son and his speciality is shooting a "thermal pulse" in combat that inflicts extreme heat.

**Sis** is the petite teenage daughter, and has heard of Firestorm, thinking him "dreamy".

**Brat** is a pre-teen tearaway and wears a coonskin cap.

**Dog** is the family pet and is its weak point, being gullible and impulsive.

## Members

* Dad
* Mom
* Biff
* Sis
* Brat
* Dog
Despotellis

An alien super-villain and a member of the Sinestro Corps.

## Description

**Despotellis** is a microscopic creature (said to be a virus elsewhere) with long, thin, angled legs and small body like a spider. Green Lantern tells us that it is "one of the deadliest soldiers from the Sinestro Corps", and it is subordinate but loyal to the leader, Sinestro.

As a member of that body, it has a yellow 'Power Ring' which is held in a clear sac at one end of its body. It can use this to project constructs like a shrinking cage to crush a victim, but can just assault an opponent with the sharp ends of its legs instead. Despotellis can assist Sinestro by hiding in his ring to continually recharge it with a microscopic, yellow 'Lantern Battery'.
Gary Cole

**Gary Cole** is an actor well-known from many movies and TV shows and a voice actor in animated TV shows and movies. He is the voice of Black Adam in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### Movies

* Batman: Death in the Family (2020) as Two-Face.
* DC Showcase: The Spectre (2010) as Spectre.
* Batman:\_Under\_the\_Red\_Hood: Under the Red Hood (2010) as Commissioner Gordon.
Runes

Link:
Main Page

Runes unlock at level 6. There are four total slots:

1. 2nd slot - lvl 20
2. 3rd slot - lvl 30
3. 4th slot - lvl 40

There are four elements, each with 12 runes from ★ to ★★★★★. There is a
ring of color
 around each rune. When the rune
activates
it is surrounded by yellow sparks and the ring decreases, letting you know how many remaining times the rune will work (i.e. if the rune has a max of 3 activations, 1/3 of the ring disappears). After a rune has activated the last time, it is
gray
.
Titan Surge Wikia

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Steppenwolf

An evil 'pseudo-god', and subordinate of Darkseid.

## Description

**Steppenwolf** is shown as tall, very broad, and powerfully built, and his fair-skinned face has red eyes and a sparse oriental moustache. He wears a stiff, dark green vest (body armor?) over lighter green covering for his arms and legs as well as gloves and long boots. On his head he wears a tall Tartar cap, and his dress is completed with a long cape. He speaks with a deep, resonant voice that has an arrogant and overbearing tone, and he holds the opinion that he is a genius. In his need to impress Darkseid, Steppenwolf maintains a desire to gain an "immortal" reputation by personally defeating Superman. He tends to grit his teeth in either determination or cruelty.

He is from Apokolips and it is implied that he is one of Darkseid's "inner circle". Steppenwolf has a "war room" in Darkseid's citadel which suggests that he holds a military command, and that is reinforced by his association with the soldierly Virman Vundabar and by his use of parademons for his operations.

Steppenwolf is tough and physically powerful but does not appear to have any special powers and can be incapacitated by an electric shock or tied up to be taken captive. For combat he carries a collapsible pipe-like gun that can extend an ax blade from the side of the muzzle, and he can carry a 'Mother Box' for convenient travel or abductions. For mobility he makes use of what he calls an "Astro-Harness" which is a hovering metal frame on which he stands in a slightly crouched position and has a pair of forward-firing guns above the handlebars.
Blaise Harman

Draco Saros (père)

### Ancêtres

Hecate reine des sorcières (ancêtre maternel)Hellewise Hearth-Woman (ancêtre maternel)

Conlan Spearthrower (ancêtre)

Maeve Harman (ancêtre maternel)

Hunter Redfern (ancêtre maternelpar cérémonie du sang)

Roseclear Harman (ancêtre maternel)

Sophia Harman (tante maternel)

Daniel Avery (oncle maternel par alliance)

Thea Harman (cousine maternel)

Ursula Harman (tante maternel)

Sybil Harman (arrière grand mère)

## Affiliation

### Allégeance

Elève dans de nombreux lycée dont le Lycée Lake MeadMembre du Night World

Membre du Cercle de le Nuit

Membre du Cercle de l'Aube (possible)

## Apparition

### Autres

EnsorceleuseLa flamme de la sorcière (seulement nommé)

Etrange destin
Fred Tatasciore

**Fred Tatasciore** is a prolific voice actor for animated movies, TV series and video games. He is the voice of Solomon Grundy in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* DC Super Hero Girls (2019- ) as Commissioner Gordon.
* DC Super Hero Girls (web series) (2015-2018) as Solomon Grundy, Brainiac and Swamp Thing.
* Batman Unlimited (web series) (2015-2016) as Solomon Grundy.
* Young Justice (2010- ) as Deathstroke.

### Movies

* Batman: The Long Halloween (2021) as Solomon Grundy.
* Lego DC: Shazam!: Magic and Monsters (2020) as Lobo.
* Lego DC Batman: Family Matters (2019) as Solomon Grundy.
* Shazam! (2019) as some of the Seven Deadly Sins (voice only).
* LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Aquaman - Rage of Atlantis (2018) as Lobo.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Super-Villain High (2018) as the Seven Sins.
* Batman Ninja (2018) as Gorilla Grodd.
* Scooby-Doo & Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2018) as Bane.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games (2017) as Brainiac.
* Justice League Dark (2017) as Ghast.
* Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem (2015) as Solomon Grundy.
* JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time (2014) as Lex Luthor.
* Superman vs. The Elite (2012) as Perry White.
* Batman: Under the Red Hood (2010) as Amazo.
Luthor in Paradise

"**Luthor in Paradise**" is the sixteenth episode of Justice League Action.

## Summary

Lex Luthor seizes the staff of the queen of the Amazons to use it to locate a powerful magical object, but the Justice League are hot on his trail.

## Story

On Paradise Island, in her throne room, Queen Hippolyta is paid an unwelcome male visit by Lex Luthor in his battle suit. He blasts her guards away and demands that she hand over the Oculus of the Argo which can grant a mortal the powers of the god Zeus. She refuses but lets slip that her staff will point the way to the Oculus. She uses the staff to blast Luthor, but he responds by trapping her under a pile of rubble. As he moves in, Wonder Woman unexpectedly intervenes and knocks him away, releasing the Queen.

Luthor trumps this by calling in his ally, the sorceress Circe, who blasts Wonder Woman out into the courtyard where she becomes squeezed between two giant, stone hands. Hippolyta cannot free her but will not bargain for Wonder Woman's life in return for the staff. Luthor and Circe take it by force anyway, open a portal to the Fallen Realm (where the Oculus is) and enter. Belatedly, Batman and Superman arrive and extricate Wonder Woman from the giant hands. Although Hippolyta is aloof with these two men, she conjures another portal, and the three superheroes enter.

The Fallen Realm has the appearance of fragments of landscape floating in space. Luthor and Circe arrive on a fragment with a temple inside of which is the Oculus (a yellow disk). Luthor drapes it across his chest and transforms into an image of the god Zeus, complete with long hair and beard.

The Justice League then arrive in the Realm, fly through it and appear in the temple where they challenge the two villains. They are not able to subdue the new Zeus-Luthor who has the powers of a god. Circe then makes them begin to turn into trees, intending to leave them there as an example. But the superheroes are still sufficiently free to blow Circe away and get Wonder Woman's lasso into her hand which she uses to ensnare Zeus-Luthor. He then blurts out that he intends to dispense with Circe after conquering Olympus. The latter overhears, attacks Luthor, making the Oculus fall off, and frees the three superheroes.

This proves short-sighted, as the Justice League just capture both of the villains and return to Paradise Island where they give the staff back to Hippolyta and hand over Circe. Cordial relations only last until Batman, Superman and Luthor are ordered off the island.

## Notes

* In the DVD release, this is episode 17 and comes between Field Trip and Plastic Man Saves the World.
Lois Lane

A female reporter and an acquaintance of Superman.

## Description

**Lois Lane** is shown as a young, slim woman of medium height with tanned skin and black, medium-length hair. She wears a woman's office suit (with skirt) in shades of purple. She is confident and outspoken, but can become so determined that she is prepared to throw herself off a high building in the belief that Superman will always save her.

She has a job as a reporter (and tele-journalist) at the Daily Planet newspaper where she is the colleague of Clark Kent. Lois is usually dismissive towards him, calling him "Smallville" or just ignoring him altogether. It is obvious, however, that she has a strong attraction for Superman but, as he is merely polite in return and addresses her formally as "Miss Lane", it is also apparent that he does not have the same feelings for her. Jimmy Olsen is her junior and she bosses him around.

Lois is good enough as an investigative journalist to deduce that Clark Kent is likely to be Superman.

## Appearances

2. Power Outage (mentioned only)
38. Forget Me Not (cameo)
45. Race Against Crime
Short 15. Plastic Man of Steel

## Notes

* Superman's lack of interest in Lois and his romance with Wonder Woman shows the influence of the 'New 52' era (2011-2016) in DC's comics. Her traditional relationship with him has since been restored.
Metropolis

The home town of Superman and other heroes and villains.

## Description

**Metropolis**, the setting for many of the episodes, is represented as a bright, modern city with futuristic architecture and busy streets lined with skyscrapers.

The city is next to the sea (probably the Atlantic) and has the usual amenities - like a public park.

Prominent places are Metropolis University, S.T.A.R. Labs and Stryker's Island prison, but the most famous landmark must be the Daily Planet building with its distinguishing globe.

More oddly, the United Nations are shown to be based in a building in the city.

In addition to modern roads with flyovers and underpasses, there are elevated, precarious-looking monorails for light trains.

Metropolis was also the base for the Justice League at the Hall of Justice until it was destroyed. The current headquarters, the Watchtower, is on an island out to sea from which the skyscrapers of the city can be seen in the distance.

## Appearances

3. Night of The Bat
15. Repulse!
17. Plastic Man Saves the World
29. Mxy's Mix-Up
34. The Cube Root
35. Superman's Pal, Sid Sharp
38. Forget Me Not
41. Harley Goes Ape!
45. Race Against Crime
46. Party Animal
49. Captain Bamboozle
50. Keeping up with the Kryptonians
Short 3. Chemistry
Short 5. It's a Trap!
Short 13. True Colors
Short 15. Plastic Man of Steel
Short 16. Something in the Hair
Short 21. Eezy Freezy
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Etrange destin sera le dixième livre de la série Night World de l'auteur à succès L.J.Smith du New York Times.

Ce dernier n'a pas encore été publié, mais il est grandement attendu.

## Résumé

Sarah Strange est une adolescente normale avec des frères et sœurs ennuyeux et un béguin pour deux garçons, Mal et Kierlan, qui se trouvent être ses meilleurs amis, mais Sarah a également des visions d'un endroit où les dragons assombrissent le ciel et se régalent des humains.

Lorsque Sarah se confie à Mal et Kierlan à propos de ses visions, elle découvre que ses amis ne sont pas ce qu'ils semblent être, ils font partie du monde nocturne. Et ils croient que Sarah doit aider à établir la paix et l'harmonie entre les humains et les créatures du monde nocturne pour conjurer l'apocalypse.

Et si les visions de Sarah sont des avertissement fasse au danger, de la destruction et de la dévastation que l'apocalypse apportera, il n'y a pas de temps à perdre…

## Personnages

### Personnages principaux

* Sarah Strange
* Kierlan Drache
* Mal Harman

### Personnages majeurs

* Poppy North
* James Rasmussen
* Mary-Lynnette Carter
* Ash Redfern
* Thea Harman
* Eric Ross
* Gillian Lennox
* David Blackburn
* Rashel Jordan
* John Quinn
* Hannah Snow
* Thierry Descouedres
* Jezebel Redfern
* Morgead Blackthorn
* Maggie Neely
* Delos Redfern
* Raksha Keller
* Galen Drache

### Autres personnages

* Hecate reine des sorcières
* Maya Dragonslayer
* Hellewise Hearth-Woman
* Iluna Hearth-Woman
* Hunter Redfern
* Aradia Crowley
* Blaise Harman
* Phillipa Hilgard
* Phillip North
* Iliana Dominick
* Ursula Harman
* Rowan Redfern
* Kestrel Redfern
* Jade Redfern
Professor Stein

A part of the superhero Firestorm and a former nuclear scientist.

## Description

**Professor Stein**, in a nuclear accident, has become fused with the teenager called Ronald Raymond to make the superhero Firestorm. He can now only be seen in the mind's eye of Firestorm as the disembodied head of a balding, grey-haired man (probably middle-aged) that is framed from behind by the atomic symbol (the orbiting electrons make a humming sound). Also, as the Professor's voice is heard only in Firestorm's mind, the latter can appear to be talking to himself in their frequent conversations. The Professor occasionally intervenes to provide technical, scientific information but also acts as the parental supervisor of the teenage superhero. However, he can be sharp-witted too as when he tricks Mister Mxyzptlk into saying his name backwards.

In flashbacks, we see the Professor as a scientist or engineer at a nuclear plant before the accident, and also as a witness to a nuclear bomb test. In another story we see him temporarily split from Ronald in his original, portly shape and in a sleeveless jumper.

Firestorm, particularly when he is unconscious, can also see him like this in his mind. We are also told that the Professor was at college with a very young Michael Holt (later Mister Terrific), at which time he also invented his ingenious devices, the 'S-Cubes'.

## Appearances

6. Nuclear Family Values
18. Field Trip
20. Freezer Burn
23. Double Cross
25. Garden of Evil
29. Mxy's Mix-Up
34. The Cube Root
38. Forget Me Not
Short 3. Chemistry
Short 13. True Colors
James Woods

**James Woods** is a veteran Hollywood actor, star of many movies, and voice actor for many animated movies, TV shows and video games and who is the voice of Lex Luthor in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### Movies

* Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths (2010) as Owlman.
* Hercules: Zero to Hero (1999) as Hades.
* Hercules (1997) as Hades.
Star Sapphire

A female super-villain, and member of the Ivy League.

## Description

**Star Sapphire** is shown as an adult woman wearing a tight, dark purple costume with only the upper arms and thighs uncovered. There is a white 'starburst' attachment covering her neck, shoulders, and chest. On her head she wears a device that is part tiara and part facemask from which her hair streams out behind. She only appears in one of the short episodes and does not speak.

Her powers come from a violet-colored 'Power Ring' on her right hand and this is similar in operation to Green Lantern's in that it causes a colored glow or 'aura' around her body, probably for protection. It can project 'hard light' constructs (shield, mace, scary monster) for attack or defense or just shoot a ray blast, and the ring must be the cause of her ability to fly. A blow from a construct can knock down Superman, but he can wrestle her into submission.

## Notes

* Star Sapphire appears in every episode during the opening sequence.
* It is unclear if she is intended to be Carol Ferris, Deborah Camille Darnell, or another bearer of the Star Sapphire title. Though Carol Ferris is the most common and well known version of the character.
* She was originally going to wear a outfit that was more revealing, but was probably cut due to being inappropriate for younger viewers. Although she is redesigned for better content.
* She is the only female character to have her eyes blanked (only whites, no pupils) as some of the male characters have.

## Gallery

She keeps some mace handy for protectionAn early, more revealing design
Khary Payton

**Khary Payton** is an actor and voice actor for movies, TV series and video games, and has become the iconic voice of Cyborg in this show and other media.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* Teen Titans Go! (2013- ) as Cyborg.
* Young Justice (2010- ) as Aquaman and Aqualad.
* DC Super Hero Girls (web series) (2015-2018) as Cyborg.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls (web shorts) (2017) as Cyborg.
* Lego DC Comics: Batman Be-Leaguered (2014) as Cyborg.
* DC Nation Shorts - New Teen Titans (2011-2012) as Cyborg.
* Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo (2006) as Cyborg.
* Teen Titans (2003-2006) as Cyborg.

### Movies

* Teen Titans Go! Vs. Teen Titans (2019) as Cyborg.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis (2018) as Cyborg.
* LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Aquaman - Rage of Atlantis (2018) as Cyborg.
* Teen Titans GO! to the Movies (2018) as Cyborg.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Super-Villain High (2018) as Cyborg and The Wizard.
* Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: The Flash (2018) as Cyborg.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games (2017) as Cyborg.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year (2016) as Cyborg.
* Lego DC Comics Superheroes: Justice League - Gotham City Breakout (2016) as Cyborg.
* Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League - Cosmic Clash (2016) as Cyborg.
* Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem (2015) as Cyborg.
* Lego DC Super Heroes: Justice League - Attack of the Legion of Doom! (2015) as Cyborg.
* Justice League: Gods and Monsters (2015) as Granny Goodness.
* Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League (2015) as Cyborg.
Hat Trick

"**Hat Trick**" is the fifteenth episode of Justice League Action.

## Summary

Felix Faust steals Zatanna's hat to use it to allow a powerful demon into the world, and the Justice League are in a race to retrieve the hat to try to stop him.

## Story

In a shopping precinct of Gotham City, the mannequins in the windows turn into supernatural ghouls that smash through the glass and attack the shoppers. Batman and Zatanna combat them while Jason Blood looks on. The latter then changes into the demon Etrigan, who joins the fight. A ghostly figure reaches out behind Zatanna and grabs her hat and then dematerialises with it. After the ghouls also disappear, Batman identifies the figure as sorcerer Felix Faust and Zatanna says that he could use her hat as a portal to other dimensions. She detects that one of her in-hat rabbits is transmitting from the Scottish Hebrides, so Etrigan calls skywards to his master, Merlin, who appears and opens a travel portal for them.

In a ruined castle, an aged Faust attempts, by magic, to raise a demon from the hat to grant him youthfulness but initially only Zatanna's rabbits appear. As the Justice League arrive nearby, the spell finally succeeds and the demon Ghast rises from the hat as a huge, floating monster. When Faust begs for his reward, Ghast violently injects energy into him that restores his youth. But then the demon goes on a rampage across the countryside, sucking up everything below, and the three superheroes go in pursuit. As Zatanna turns back to deal with Faust, Batman and Etrigan jump on the back of Ghast as it makes across the sea to the nearest town.

Zatanna finds Faust about to leave and demands the return of her hat, but Faust animates two stone gargoyles and sets them on her, which leads to a lengthy struggle. Once Zatanna smashes the monsters, she overcomes Faust and chains him up, recovering her hat. She then begins the spell to recall the demon.

Batman tries bat-bombs and Etrigan demon fire, but nothing will stop Ghast. When it reaches the town, Batman jumps down to help the people but is caught in the demon's updraft and has to be saved by Etrigan. As Zatanna's spell begins to work, Ghast is drawn back across the sea, and eventually Batman and Etrigan jump off just before the demon disappears back into the hat.

Only now is Zatanna is able to don her hat again. While the superheroes are distracted, the bound Faust attempts a final, hopping escape, only to be tripped by the rabbits.

## Notes

* In the DVD release this is also episode 15 but comes between Speed Demon and Field Trip.
* The monster that Zatanna pulls from her hat near the beginning shares its name, Audrey, with the man-eating plant from the *Little Shop of Horrors* (1986) movie.
Sinestro Corps

An organization of super-villains led by Sinestro.

## Description

The **Sinestro Corps**'s members, unlike Green Lantern, use yellow 'Power Rings' that are said to be fuelled by the fears and nightmares of victims, and also will play on those fears causing hallucinations. The leader of the Corps - we can safely assume - is Sinestro, and another member is referred to as a "soldier".

Their Power Rings project 'hard light' constructs in many different forms, and some can even resist and repel Superman. Sinestro shows a preference for creating strange monsters possibly to induce fear in his opponents. In addition, the rings need to be recharged from a yellow 'Lantern Battery' every now and again.

## Members

* Sinestro
* Despotellis
The Wizard

An immortal magician, and mentor to Shazam.

## Description

**The Wizard** appears as an aged man with long gray beard and hair, except that the top of his head is bald. He wears a full-length cyan-colored gown with wide sleeves and a black sash at the waist. He sounds world-weary and self-important but manages sarcasm when being condescending to others. His name, he tells us, is Shazam but he is otherwise always addressed as "the Wizard".

He also informs us that he is the occupant of the throne of the Rock of Eternity and is the "champion of the Earth and magic", and that it is his duty to guard the various monsters and evils that are imprisoned in the Rock. Although he looks human, he is evidently many centuries old and, because he refers to both Batman and Billy Batson as "mortals", is presumably immortal himself.

His powers are magical and involve shooting lightning bolts from his hands or granting super-powers to others and, as he casts a spell, he says a single word that sounds like "*flaurem*". He tells Billy that by shouting his real name, he (Billy) can transform into the superhero Shazam so that he can help him protect the Rock from threats like that of Black Adam. The latter can be defeated and expelled by a combination of the physicality of Shazam and the Wizard's magic. When away from the Rock, the Wizard gradually loses his powers, and is also weakened if his powers are trapped before they can reach and transform Billy.
Eezy Freezy

"**Eezy Freezy**" is the twenty-first Justice League Action short episode.

## Summary

Mister Freeze ices over the city to perform a jewel heist, but can Batman make use of Plastic Man's peculiar abilities to stop the villain's escape through the frozen streets?

## Notes

* The writer was implied in a tweet by the DCAU Resource.
Jerry O'Connell

**Jerry O'Connell** is an actor notable for his roles in *Jerry Maguire* (1996) and the TV series *Sliders* (1995-2000) amongst many other appearances. He is also a voice actor for movies and TV series and is the voice of Atom in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* The Batman (2004-2008) as Nightwing.
* Justice League Unlimited (2004-2006) as Captain Marvel (Shazam).

### Movies

* Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (2020) as Superman.
* Batman: Hush (2019) as Superman / Clark Kent.
* Reign of the Supermen (2019) as Superman / Clark Kent.
* The Death of Superman (2018) as Superman / Clark Kent.
* Justice League Dark (2019) as Superman / Clark Kent.
* Justice League vs. Teen Titans (2016) as Superman / Clark Kent.
* Justice League: Throne of Atlantis (2015) as Superman / Clark Kent.
* Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam (2010) as Captain Marvel (Shazam).
Rock of Eternity

The otherworldly residence of The Wizard.

## Description

The **Rock of Eternity** is depicted like an asteroid floating in space but is said to be in "the Void". Though the location of this region is not specified, it can be reached from Earth through a portal created by the Wizard at the end of a disused Subway tunnel. The Rock is then entered from the Void through large doors decorated with a lightning motif and on the inside is like a cave with steep rock walls. The roof is supported by pillars sculpted from the rock, and a series of steps lead up to a platform containing a throne that has another lightning stroke carved into the pillar behind. In front of the steps is a stone basin that contains a glowing pool.

The Rock serves as the base for the Wizard who oversees events on Earth using his magic. He also has responsibility for keeping imprisoned certain dangers called "the plagues of eternity" which consist of "various monsters, minor *chimaerae*" and in particular the Brothers Djinn. These are all shown as being fossilised and trapped in the walls.

The Wizard can conjure Billy Batson directly into the Rock so that he can provide support by becoming Shazam, and the latter can exit to Earth through the pool. The pool can also be used to send monsters directly to another place (like Gotham City) or expel someone to "the farthest reaches of the galaxy". Black Adam (a rival to the Wizard) briefly seizes the throne and shows that he has a different agenda when he releases the trapped evils onto Earth.

## Appearances

1. Classic Rock
3. Night of The Bat (mentioned only)
Sinestro

An alien super-villain, and leader of the Sinestro Corps.

## Description

**Sinestro** is seen as as a humanoid alien with reddish-purple skin and pointed ears, and wears his usual yellow-and-black costume with the Corps' symbol on the chest. Speaking with a stilted English accent, he is haughty and arrogant and shows utter contempt for his superhero opponents.

He wears a yellow 'Power Ring' on a finger of his right hand which is said to instil fear in others. In combat he uses it to project hard, yellow constructs of different forms. Examples are: ray blasts, a crossbow, a net, various scary beasts, a giant, heavily armed-and-armored battle suit; but sometimes a simple mace will suffice.

Sinestro, being very powerful, is able to resist the blows of Superman and can also forcibly subdue more than one superhero at a time. For defense, he surrounds himself with a yellow glow which must also enable him to breathe in space.

Like all Power Rings, his needs to be charged from a Lantern Battery, but, with the help of his microscopic minion Despotellis, Sinestro is able to rig a tiny Battery inside the ring to continually recharge it.

Sinestro's planet of origin, Korugar, is mentioned.
Justice League Action Run

**Justice League Action Run** is a mobile app which is based on the show.

## App Description

Ready to take on the world’s meanest villains? Here’s your chance to hand pick your own team of Justice League Action heroes set the bad guys on the run! And between missions, you can catch your breath—watch videos, learn amazing character facts, and read the best comic books in the universe!

You’re the team leader, and there’s a lot to do:

* RUN, jump, slide, dodge, fly, and blast your way through 150 mission-based levels.
* SWAP heroes during your missions (why stick with one superpower or ability?)
* FIGHT bosses at the end of each chapter and thwart their evil plans.

* UPGRADE and customize your heroes with new costumes, abilities, gear, and superpowers.
* EARN tokens to level up and unlock new heroes and more rewards.

* WATCH videos, shorts, clips, and tutorials for Justice League Action and other DC Kids shows.
* READ the latest DC news, announcements, character facts, and digital comic books.

It’s your world—make your choices!

* HEROES: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, the Flash, Green Arrow, Firestorm, Zatanna, Stargirl, Plastic Man, Atom, Blue Beetle, Booster Gold, Hawkman, Aquaman, and Swamp Thing.

* VILLAINS: Lex Luthor, Joker, Harley Quinn, Mister Freeze, Darkseid, Mongul, and Lobo.

* BATTLEGROUNDS: Metropolis, Gotham City, Apokolips, and Warship.

This app allows you to purchase virtual items within the app and may contain third-party advertisements that may redirect you to a third-party site.
Up and Atom

"**Up and Atom!**" is the first Justice League Action short episode.

## Summary

Atom is unsure whether he is good enough for the Justice League, but an attack by a parademon is an opportunity to test his suitability.

## Notes

* The writer's name was confirmed in one of his tweets.
* A tweet by one of the storyboarders suggests that some or all of the episodes were directed by Doug Murphy.
Bernadeth

A female warrior from Apokolips and a member of 'The Female Furies'.

## Description

**Bernadeth** (not mentioned by name) appears as a tall, slim woman with dark hair whose face has an unusually high forehead which gives her a grim, ugly visage. She wears a tight, light green suit that covers her body and limbs, and across her shoulders is a dark green shawl with wide sleeves. There are two long loincloths that hang down at front and back. She does not speak at any time.

She is from Apokolips and is a ruffian always seen with Lashina in a group led by Granny Goodness that is known elsewhere as the Female Furies. Bernadeth's main armaments are one or two short swords that she can swing with one or both hands. In addition, she has a set of six throwing knives that she spins through the air to explode at the target.
Klarion the Witch Boy

A magical super-villain and a enemy of the Justice League.

## Description

**Klarion the Witch Boy** is shown as a slim boy in his mid-to-late teens with pale skin and with his black hair combed upwards at the sides like a devil's horns. He is smartly dressed in a jacket with long tails and white shirt with tie, but his knee breeches, stockings, and shoes with buckles have a more archaic look. He is precocious and well-spoken but has a haughty meanness perhaps linked to his desire to become "sorcerer supreme".

He is a very accomplished magician who is said to have been a "mystic threat to Justice League for years". As he performs his spells, he becomes surrounded by a bright red aura which also crackles out from his hands at the target. At his most threatening, Klarion's eyes light up while he holds a smouldering orb in his left hand.

Examples of his magic are: floating in the air either in a standing or seated posture, controling objects by levitating them, and changing his physical appearance and that of others. He is effective enough to surprise the magical members of the League (including the powerful Doctor Fate), turning them into naïve ten-year-olds. Constantine can only match him by resorting to fisticuffs. Klarion seeks to establish his magical dominance by acquiring arcane artifacts like the Magdalene Grimoire (a book) or the Helmet of Fate.

Klarion is always accompanied by his shape-shifting cat, Teekl, and she is very loyal and protective of him.

## Appearances

13. Trick or Threat
30. Supernatural Adventures in Babysitting

## Notes

* This is Klarion's third appearance in a DC animation show. His previous appearances were in *The New Batman Adventures* and *Young Justice*.
* Originally, in the comics of the early 1970s, Klarion was an enemy of Etrigan the Demon.
Jonah Hex

A cowboy hero, and ally of the Justice League.

## Description

**Jonah Hex** is, "one of the most dangerous men in the universe," and has the appearance of a cowboy who is tall and broad shouldered. He has shoulder-length light brown hair, his skin appears discolored, and the right side of his face is disfigured as though the skin has melted. He wears a gray hat, a brown bib shirt, gloves, dark brown pants and black boots. At his waist is a gun belt with a pair of holsters. In character he is tough and confident and speaks in the manner of the Old West with a voice like that of Clint Eastwood. Despite his maverick attitude, he seems naturally inclined to oppose evil-doers.

He dates to a former time but has been discovered by the Justice League frozen in the Rocky Mountains which was caused by him falling into a crevasse. On his way to League headquarters, he has had to be unfrozen to assist in the League's business. We see that he is expert in the use of a pair of ray blaster pistols that he acquires, and in close combat he is also adept at using his fists. He is able to quickly adapt to the use of modern technology.

At the end of his story, Jonah Hex declines the League's offer to return him to his own time and chooses to stay on an alien planet that reminds him of his Western origin.
Ensorceleuse

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## Informations générales

 ### Auteur

 L. J. Smith

 ### Illustrateur

 *NC*

 ### Publié

 1996

 ### Éditeur

 *NC*

***Ensorceleuse*** est le troisième livre de la série Night Wolrd écrit par l'auteur L. J. Smith.

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Sous le nom original de *Spellbinder* publié en 1996. Il à était traduit en Français en 2010.

## Résumé

*Le Night Wolrd ne se limite pas à un endroit précis. Il nous entoure.* *Ses lois sont très claires : sous aucun prétexte sont existence ne doit être révélée à qui que ce soit d’extérieur. Et ses membres ne doivent pas tomber amoureux d'un individu de la race humaine. Sous peine de conséquences terrifiantes. Découvrez ce qui arrive à ceux qui enfreignent les règles ..*.

Blaise fait chavirer les cœurs. Sa beauté sombre et incandescente inspire le désir et la jalousie. Cette cruelle sorcière a le pouvoir de réduire la gent masculine en esclavage. Alors qu'elle recherche une nouvelle victime, elle rencontre Eric, qui semble être la proie parfaite/ Sa cousine Thea, qui n'est pas indifférente aux carmes de celui-ci, comprend ses desseins maléfiques et la prévient : "pas touche !".

Or la magie noire de Blaise est puissante. Le seul moyen pour Théa de riposter est d'utiliser sa magie blanche pour ensorceler Eric en premier. Mais les lois de son monde, le Night Wolrd, sont claires : en aucun cas elle ne doit tomber amoureuse d'un humain. Alors que la nuit des sorcières approches, Thea pourra-t-elle sauver Eric des griffes de Blaise et elle-même de ses sentiments interdits ?

## Personnages

* Thea Harman
* Eric Ross
* Blaise Harman

* Edgith Harman
Clown Party

"**Clown Party**" is the twenty-second and last Justice League Action short episode.

## Summary

Escaping from Batman, the Joker hides at a childrens' party and decides to be the clown for his 'captive' audience but does not anticipate the presence of Billy Batson.

## Notes

* The writer was suggested in a tweet by the DCAU Resource..
Penguin

A gangster boss and an enemy of Batman and the Justice League.

## Description

**The Penguin** is a mature man of short and very rotund build, with a face framed by a double chin and a long pointed nose like a beak. He wears a smart black suit that has a waistcoat and a morning coat with long tails, and, to complete the old-fashioned image of a rich person, wears a top hat and a monocle over his right eye. As the leader of a criminal gang, he is harsh and overbearing, and is determined to maintain that position to the point of hiring a hitman like Deadshot to deal with a fellow villain who fails to show sufficient respect.

For equipment, he sometimes carries an umbrella that is a machine gun in disguise. He is supported by a gang of henchmen who wear smart evening dress except that they have penguin masks over their heads. They are armed with machine guns and, more oddly, with swords, axes, maces and boomerangs, or any other things that are to hand - like garden forks.

We learn that Penguin is involved in large scale robbery and, as a cover for these activities, maintains a nightclub in Gotham City called the **Iceberg Lounge**. It is spacious and has a large ice sculpture in the center with real penguins standing on it and more ice hanging from the ceiling. At the docks, he has a secret hideout and, for a sudden escape, a motor boat moored nearby with a conspicuous penguin sculpture over the cabin.

In one story, he has been in partnership with Two-Face but has subsequently turned against him.

## Appearances

23. Double Cross
40. E. Nigma, Consulting Detective
Short 17. Super Stakeout

## Notes

* This incarnation of The Penguin has four fingers as opposed to the normally five or the flipper hands.