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Craig Blackamoor (Wildstorm Universe)

## Emoticon

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**Emoticon** is a local teenager and grandson of a villain (and presumed Maxi) known as The Typist, and causes trouble for the citizens of Tranquility.

## History

He is disrespectful to most elders in the town.

Emoticon dressed in a flashy style, including a fur coat, several necklaces and assorted other jewelry. His most distinctive feature, however, was a mask he wears, which covered his entire face. The mask displays his current emotions via a LCD screen, which expresses said emotion as a text "smiley". This mask apparently translates Emoticon's true feelings at the given moment and does not allow any attempts at concealment (effectively rendering him unable to lie.) Emoticon also speaks in netspeak, saying "lol" rather than actually laughing, and saying "All caps!" before yelling.

Emoticon's face is horribly disfigured and without his mask he cannot see, the mask itself has a pair of replacement eyeballs for him, apparently a "gift" from the Typist himself who blinded and disfigured him as a way to bring a bit of "tragedy" in his secret origins. As an act of kindness, Sheriff Thomasina Lindo allowed him to keep wearing his mask even after his incarceration so as to spare him the shame and fear of being imprisoned without it.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* Emoticon's mask reveals his emotions, therefore he is unable to lie about his true feelings.

### Other Characteristics

* **Restricted Senses**: Without his mask, Emoticon is blind due from his disfigurement.

## Related

* Appearances of Craig Blackamoor (Wildstorm Universe)
* 6 Images featuring Craig Blackamoor (Wildstorm Universe)
* Quotations by or about Craig Blackamoor (Wildstorm Universe)
* Character Gallery: Craig Blackamoor (Wildstorm Universe)
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Black Razor's Edge

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 9

December 10, 1994

**Black Razor's Edge** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  December 10, 1994.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Black Razor's Edge
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
Majestic Vol 2 11

"Shapers of Destiny": Majestic and Zealot succeed in defeating 'Biomass' as Helspont tortures Desmond for the information stored inside the Planet-Shaper's databanks. Majestic and Zealot attack shortly after the Planet-Shaper releases the data, but Helspont is able to keep them busy just long en

## "Shapers of Destiny"

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## Majestic Vol 2 #11

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## Shapers of Destiny

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Pencilers

* Georges Jeanty
* Scott Iwahashi (pg. 10-13)

### Inkers

* Trevor Scott
* Carlos D'Anda
* Scott Iwahashi (pg. 10-13)

### Colorists

* Carrie Strachan
* Jonny Rench

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #11**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  January, 2006. It was published on November 9, 2005.

## Synopsis for "Shapers of Destiny"

Majestic and Zealot succeed in defeating 'Biomass' as Helspont tortures Desmond for the information stored inside the Planet-Shaper's databanks. Majestic and Zealot attack shortly after the Planet-Shaper releases the data, but Helspont is able to keep them busy just long enough for a three-dimensional holographic recording of the Planet-Shaper's history archives to play for all three.

Helspont taunts them as they watch a molten planet soon visited by a Planet-Shaper similar to the one they are currently in. The next scene is a verdant grassland. Primitive representations of Titanthropes (the species of Maul from the Wildcats) and pure-blood Kherubim appear, revealing that the projection is the history of Khera. The computer's narration mentions how the Planet-Shaper produces both a servitor race (the Titanthropes) using local genetic material while also recreating pure-blood Kherubim using gene-stock stored in the Seeding Engine. The next scene shows Atlas constructs terrorizing innocent Titanthropes to prevent the pure Kherubim from being hindered in their development.

Majestic is distraught over the recordings as Helspont reveals that the Daemonites were another servitor race created by the Seeding Engine, but that they were found to be unstable and deviant forcing the other races (Titans and Kherubims) to seek to wipe them out. After a short fight, Helspont disappears and leaves Majestic and Zealot alone next to Desmond's immobilized body, still attached to the Seeding Engine. The Desmond/Engine then mentions that the planet-Shaper has been placed on Stand-by mode by order of a Shaper's Guild contingent that just arrived on Earth, led by Majestic's old friend Javen.

## Appearing in "Shapers of Destiny"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Zealot
* Desmond

**Antagonists:**

* Helspont

**Other Characters:**

* Kherubim
* Daemonites
* Javen

* Kusar Blade

**Vehicles:**

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 11
Reno Bryce (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

## Warblade

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**Warblade** is a member of the WildC.A.T.s.

## History

Computer programmer Reno Bryce was unaware of his alien heritage until Daemonites attacked him. They wanted to use him as a potential host body for their leader Helspont. The WildC.A.T.s intervened and Jacob Marlowe immediately wanted to recruit him into the team, but he resisted. After a second attack by Helspont's forces, he decided to join after all.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Metamorphosis**
	+ **Claws**

### Abilities

* **Computer Operation**
* **Computer Hacking**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *WildC.A.T.s* and is an adaptation of Warblade. The original character was created by Brandon Choi and Jim Lee and first appeared in *WildC.A.T.s* #1.
* **Warblade** was voiced by Dean McDermott.

## Related

* 17 Appearances of Reno Bryce (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Images featuring Reno Bryce (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Quotations by or about Reno Bryce (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Character Gallery: Reno Bryce (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook* #1
Multi-purpose Intercept/Reconnaissance Vehicle

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## Vehicle Details

The M.I.R.V., or Multi-purpose Intercept/Reconnaissance Vehicle, is the Wildcats' warplane.

## History

Borrowing an idea from the MIRV (Multiple Independently-targeted Reentry Vehicle) warhead, Spartan and a team of Halo Corporation engineers developed this high-speed, radar-evading aircraft that has the added benefit, when necessary of splitting into multiple sections, each one of which can be flown separately by whichever team member is in it.

Each section is as fast and manoeuvrable as the plane as a whole. MIRV is equipped with the latest in avionics and E.C.M. black boxes, and Halo's aviation team keeps up with the latest technology in order to keep updating MIRV's tech.

### World's End

After some time when the Wildcats had drifted apart as a team, the need for M.I.R.V. was not present, and the aircraft had not been seen in some time.

However, after the events of Number of the Beast, the Wildcats found themselves in a decimated Los Angeles. It was then that Spartan helped construct a new M.I.R.V. so the Wildcats could easily traverse the devastated landscape looking for survivors.

## See Also

* Appearances of Multi-purpose Intercept/Reconnaissance Vehicle
* Vehicle Gallery: Multi-purpose Intercept/Reconnaissance Vehicle
* Catalogued images related to Multi-purpose Intercept/Reconnaissance Vehicle
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1

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### Creators

Jeff Mariotte · Ty Templeton · Art Nichols · Joe Phillips · John Lowe · Ben Fernandez

**WildC.A.T.s Adventures** was published by Image Comics from September of 1994 to June of 1995. The series featured the WildC.A.T.s and was based on the *WildC.A.T.s* animated television series.

## Issues

* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #1
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #2
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #3
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #4
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #5
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #6
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #7
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #8
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #9
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  #10

### Specials

* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook*  #1 (1995)

## See Also

* Cover Gallery: *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1*
* No catalogued images.

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ ***WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)**
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)
Monsieur Mallah (My Adventures with Superman)

## Monsieur Mallah

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**Monsieur Mallah** is a gentle and friendly intelligent gorilla who worked as a scientist at Project Cadmus for years with his partner and lover, the Brain.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Gorilla Physiology**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**
	+ **Superhuman Durability**
	+ **Enhanced Sense of Smell**
	+ **Fangs**
* **Enhanced Intellect**

### Abilities

* **Multilingualism**: He speaks French, English and presumably German.
* **Science**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of Monsieur Mallah. The original character was created by Arnold Drake and Bruno Premiani and first appeared in *Doom Patrol* #86.
* **Monsieur Mallah** is voiced by Andre Sogliuzzo.

## Related

* 2 Appearances of Monsieur Mallah (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Images featuring Monsieur Mallah (My Adventures with Superman)
* Quotations by or about Monsieur Mallah (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Monsieur Mallah (My Adventures with Superman)
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Endgame, Part 2

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 13

June 17, 1995

**Endgame, Part 2** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  June 17, 1995.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Endgame, Part 2
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Heart of Steel

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 2

October 8, 1994

**Heart of Steel** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  October 8, 1994.

## Appearing in "Heart of Steel"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Karyn McKee
* Dr. Zachary Forbes

**Antagonists:**

* Helspont
	+ Karillion ***(First appearance)***
* Troika ***(First appearance)***
	+ Attica ***(First appearance)***
	+ H.A.R.M. ***(First appearance)***
	+ Slag ***(First appearance)***

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* Infodyne Systems

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Heart of Steel
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 3

"Cry of the Coda": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "Cry of the Coda"

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  *I won't watch the Coda exist just to line your pockets with gold.*
— **Zealot**
*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #3**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  November, 1994.

## Appearing in "Cry of the Coda"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

* Coda Sisterhood
	+ Artemis
* Helspont
	+ Gnome
	+ Pike
* Yurgovian army

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* Lusitain

**Items:**

* Coda Clef Blade

**Vehicles:**

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## Notes

* Based on Brooks Wachtel's teleplay of *Cry of the Coda*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

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WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Dark Blade Falling

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 1

October 1, 1994

Both the Wildcats and the Daemonites are on a search for Warblade, but for different motives.**Dark Blade Falling** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  October 1, 1994.

## Synopsis for "Dark Blade Falling"

Both the Wildcats and the Daemonites are on a search for Warblade, but for different motives.

## Appearing in "Dark Blade Falling"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Jacob Marlowe

**Antagonists:**

* Daemonites
	+ Helspont

**Other Characters:**

* Kherubim ***(Flashback only)***
	+ Majestros ***(Flashback only)***

**Locations:**

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* Arctic Circle

## See Also

* 11 Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Dark Blade Falling
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
Zehra Fazal

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**Zehra Fazal** (*b.* August 28, 1984) is an American actress who voiced Halo and Cassandra Savage on *Young Justice*, and Livewire on *My Adventures with Superman*.

*Pictured:* Fazal as Doctor Subia in the *Lucifer* episode "Spoiler Alert"

## Work History

### Acting Credits

      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Adventures of a Normal Man: Part 2|]]
      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Zero Day Pt. 2|]]

## External Links

* Zehra Fazal at IMDb
* Zehra Fazal at Wikipedia.org
Vertigo

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**Vertigo** was an imprint of DC Comics that began publication in 1993. Spearheaded by editor Karen Berger, all DC Comics titles bearing the Vertigo logo catered to not only more mature readers, but more sophisticated writers and artists as well. Several of DC's existing titles such as *Animal Man*  (Volume 1); *Doom Patrol*  (Volume 2); *Hellblazer*  (Volume 1); *Sandman*  (Volume 2); *Shade, the Changing Man*  (Volume 2); and *Swamp Thing*  (Volume 2) immigrated to the Vertigo camp while fresh new titles and limited series were likewise added to the growing Vertigo roster. Collected versions of many Pre-Vertigo titles now bear the Vertigo stamp even though they were originally published under the standard DC Comics banner.

Each issue of a Vertigo comic bears the *suggested for mature readers* disclaimer, and typically contains adult-oriented material including nudity and profanity. Thematically the stories tend to revolve around supernatural or crime-noir based storytelling themes, and have little in common with the brighter, more animated super-hero venues.

While many Vertigo titles take place within the proper continuity of the greater DC Universe, there are many more which exist in their own singular continuity, separate not only from the DCU, but from other Vertigo titles as well. Garth Ennis' award winning series, *Preacher*  (Volume 1), for example, does not share continuity with any other DC or Vertigo title with the exception of its own spin-off titles. Many titles published by DC before Vertigo was founded were reprinted under the Vertigo name, such as *V for Vendetta*  (Volume 1). Vertigo saw its first movie in 2005, named *Constantine*, based on the comic series *Hellblazer*  (Volume 1). Later that year, A *History of Violence* was released to theaters, and in 2006, *V for Vendetta* was released.

In 2011, with the introduction of Pandora, both Vertigo and Wildstorm were treated as separate universes which would be merging with the main DC universe, in contrast to having crossovers before.

In 2020, Vertigo was discontinued.
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 2

The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

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*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #2**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  November, 1994.

## Appearing in the 1st Story

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Karyn McKee

**Villains:**

* Helspont
	+ Karillion
* Troika
	+ Attica
	+ H.A.R.M.
	+ Slag

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* Infodyne Systems

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## Notes

* Based on David Wise's teleplay of *Heart of Steel*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

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Perry White (My Adventures with Superman)

## Perry White

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**Perry White** is the irritable and gruff editor-in-chief of the *Daily Planet*, and the employer of Clark Kent and Lois Lane.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Journalism**
* **Leadership**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of Perry White. The original character was created by Jerry Siegel and Wayne Boring and first appeared in *Superman* #7.
* **Perry White** is voiced by Darrell Brown.

## Related

* 7 Appearances of Perry White (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Images featuring Perry White (My Adventures with Superman)
* Quotations by or about Perry White (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Perry White (My Adventures with Superman)

### Footnotes

**Daily Planet Staff member**This character is or was an employee of the *Daily Planet*, a daily newspaper based in Metropolis. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Daily Planet Staff members*" category.
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 7

"Soul of a Giant": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "Soul of a Giant"

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*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #7**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  March, 1995.

## Appearing in "Soul of a Giant"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Professor Stone

**Villains:**

* Helspont
	+ Daemonites
	+ Pike

* Mihl Danah

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## Notes

* Based on bob Forward and Sean Catherine Derek's teleplay of *Soul of a Giant*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

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WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook Vol 1 1

The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

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## WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook

*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook* #1**** is a one-shot with a cover date of  January, 1995.

## Appearing in the 1st Story

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Black Razors
	+ Max Cash
* Karyn McKee
* Kherubim
	+ Mister Majestic
* Lonely
* Professor Stone

**Villains:**

* Coda Sisterhood
	+ Artemis
* Helspont
	+ Daemonites
	+ Dockwell
	+ Karillion
	+ Pike
	+ Providence
	+ Taboo
* Troika
	+ Attica
	+ H.A.R.M.
	+ Slag

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook Vol 1 1

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

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WildC.A.T.s (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

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The **WildC.A.T.s** are a team formed by Jacob Marlowe to counter the Daemonites.

## Paraphernalia

**Transportation:**

* Multi-purpose Intercept/Reconnaissance Vehicle

## See Also

* 17 Appearances of WildC.A.T.s (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 2 Images that include WildC.A.T.s (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Team Gallery: WildC.A.T.s (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
Wildstorm Productions talk:Manual of Style

## Manual of Style discussion

Drive-by grammarian's note: the concise way to say "conciseness" is concision. To my mind, it seems ironic to use the word conciseness to head a section that extolls the virtues of being brief. — One Above All432 21:43, November 27, 2013 (UTC)

* You're right. I'm working on creating an updated system of tutorials, help pages, and policies so that they're all up to date with the way we currently do things... That said, "extols" only has one L in it. So there. :P - Nate Johnson (talk) 22:49, November 27, 2013 (UTC)

## Out of date policy?

Hi, there seems to be a problem with this style policy, in reference to "no fact is too small"

I'm being reverted when trying to add trivia, locations, vehicles and character lists to articles about DC's Star Trek comics, with the explanation that this site has a policy not to expand those articles ... but I can't find the policy which requires that user to revert all my additions. This user stated the Star Trek comics do not need the inofrmation, so it seems that some facts are too small, in direct contradiction of this style document, so you might want to update it as the manual of style has led me astray, apparently, and i'm adding information i'm not allowed to!

* This is quite confusing for me because
* 1. I have expanded lists in other Star Trek articles.
* 2. There was a box requesting the information.

I think this represents a problem with how the wiki works because I spent time making a contribution i believed to be valid, only to have it removed, and I feel this is quite rude - Henry Nilsson MKB 21:02, May 9, 2016 (UTC)

See DC Database:Licensed characters and crossovers. No DC fact is too small. Also, message wall reply upcoming. took some time longer to write than planned. --Nate Johnson 21:05, May 9, 2016 (UTC)

## Typo

"That... is alignment.e biggest one of these is alignment." This is trying to say the same thing two different ways and mixing them together. I suggest removing all of that and changing the first sentence to "Aside from the aforementioned images and statistics, there's one more hot topic that's bound to attract differing viewpoints, and as such, should not be changed without a discussion on the talk page: alignment." --Henry Nilsson (talk) 16:40, June 16, 2020 (UTC)
Recommended Reading

Finding comics that you're interested in or getting into comics for the first time can seem difficult, but there are a lot of great things to read out there. DC Comics has something for pretty much everybody, having published comics since 1935, some great and some bad. This is intended as a guide to help people sort them out, whether they're new to comics entirely or old veterans. These are by no means definitive or authoritative and obviously you can read the stories in whatever order you choose, but this is guidance for those who seek it. Leave a message on the talk page if you have any suggestions for topics we should be covering.

## DC Universe

* **Aquaman**
* **The Atom**
* **Batman**
	+ **Bane**
	+ **Batgirl**
	+ **Catwoman**
	+ **Harley Quinn**
	+ **Hugo Strange**
	+ **The Joker**
	+ **Mr. Freeze**
	+ **Penguin**
	+ **Poison Ivy**
	+ **Ra's al Ghul**
	+ **Riddler**
	+ **Robin**
	+ **Scarecrow**
	+ **Two-Face**
* **Black Canary**
* **Blackhawk Squadron**
* **Captain Marvel**
* **Doctor Fate**
* **Doom Patrol**
* **Eclipso**
* **The Flash**
* **Freedom Fighters**
* **Funny Recommendations**
* **Green Arrow**
* **Green Lantern**
* **Hawkman**
* **Jonah Hex**
* **Justice League**
* **Justice Society of America**
* **Legion of Super-Heroes**
* **Miscellaneous**
* **The Outsiders**
* **Suicide Squad**
* **Superman**
	+ **Supergirl**
* **Swamp Thing**
* **Teen Titans**
* **WildStorm Universe**
* **Wonder Woman**
* **Young Readers**

## See also

* Image Comics Recommended Reading
* Marvel Comics Recommended Reading
Mr. Majestic Vol 1 2

"Repeating History": In the prologue, a scientist named Dr. Martin Kingsley thinks over his failures to help his only child and chooses to shoot himself in the head hoping to find some measure of atonement. Eight months later, Mr. Majestic flies to Great Britain to stop a group of 8th century Vi

## October, 1999

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Jason Martin

## Repeating History

### Writers

* Joe Casey
* Brian Holguin

### Letterers

* Richard Starkings
* Comicraft

### Editors

* Jeff Mariotte

*****Mr. Majestic* #2**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  October, 1999.

## Synopsis for "Repeating History"

In the prologue, a scientist named Dr. Martin Kingsley thinks over his failures to help his only child and chooses to shoot himself in the head hoping to find some measure of atonement. Eight months later, Mr. Majestic flies to Great Britain to stop a group of 8th century Vikings who recently appeared and, thinking that they were only raiding a simple coastal village, started terrorizing civilians. Majestic doesn't break a sweat subduing the Vikings and turns them over to a constable. Maj then flies to Langley, Virginia, to talk to Desmond about what could have caused it. There are other similar events happening, such as the Black Plague in France and Mongols raiding China, but they don't seem to have any rational connection.

Desmond believes that the temporal phenomena are the beginning of a growing anti-probability wave which could, in theory, end all reality. As Majestic deals with the events as they happen, Desmond tracks down the research of Martin Kingsley, an expert in temporal anomalies. Desmond also finds out that Kingsley committed suicide because he found out what would eventually cause the temporal phenomena currently spinning reality out of control.

The nexus of the time problem is his daughter Kata Kingsley, a living anomaly, which actually affected her father's choice in careers, which led to him discovering her nature and killing himself. She puts Majestic in some kind of time loop after he tries to talk to her, until Desmond has Maj use a temporal stasis generator originally designed by Kingsley, which he couldn't bring himself to build and use, to freeze everything except for Maj and Kata. Majestic helps the little girl deal with the inevitable erasure from existence by reminding her about her father. The little girl blinks out and the universe is saved, though Majestic feels horrible for what he had to do.

Afterwards, it is shown that Kata is now in some kind of pocket dimension where she can relive a happy day with her father over and over until the end of time.

## Appearing in "Repeating History"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond
* Kata Kingsley

**Antagonists:**

* Vikings

**Other Characters:**

* Dr. Martin Kingsley

**Locations:**

* Langley, Virginia

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series
Majestic Vol 2 1

"While You Were Out": Majestic, Superman, and the Eradicator arrive back in Majestic's home dimension to find Earth completely deserted. A search of New York City results in the three being attacked by a group of unknown mechanical constructs. After making short work of their attackers, the powe

## "While You Were Out"

* Cover
* Textless
* Joshua Middleton Variant
* Textless Middleton Variant

## March, 2005

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Dexter Vines
* Carrie Strachan

## While You Were Out

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #1**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  March, 2005. It was published on January 12, 2005.

## Synopsis for "While You Were Out"

Majestic, Superman, and the Eradicator arrive back in Majestic's home dimension to find Earth completely deserted. A search of New York City results in the three being attacked by a group of unknown mechanical constructs. After making short work of their attackers, the powerful trio retreats to Majestic's Rushmore sanctuary to keep from damaging New York any further as a result of the battle.

Once at Rushmore, Majestic uses his computer to access the possible reasons for the disappearance of all life on Earth, when Eradicator reveals that he and Superman only have a very short window to make it back through The Bleed and to their universe. Saying their goodbyes, Superman and Eradicator head back home.

Just as his two companions leave, Majestic finds himself confronted with a massive army of unknown alien robots (Vedettes).

## Appearing in "While You Were Out"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Superman
* Eradicator

**Antagonists:**

* Vedettes

* New York City

## Notes

* This issue is collected in *Majestic: While You Were Out*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 1
Void (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

## Void

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**Void** is a member of the WildC.A.T.s.

## History

Void is a sentient supercomputer that crash landed on Earth with Zealot and Spartan. She continued the fight against the Daemonites and eventually teamed up with Jacob Marlowe to form the WildC.A.T.s.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Cybernetic Enhancement**: Void is a Kherubim supercomputer.
	+ **Genius Level Intellect**
	+ **Precognition**
	+ **Daemonite Detection**
	+ **Mechanokinesis**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *WildC.A.T.s* and is an adaptation of Void. The original character was created by Brandon Choi and Jim Lee and first appeared in *WildC.A.T.s* #1.
* **Void** was voiced by Janet-Laine Green.
* Unlike her main counterpart, this Void is not a cybernetically enhanced Russian cosmonaut from the future.

## Related

* 16 Appearances of Void (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Images featuring Void (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Quotations by or about Void (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Character Gallery: Void (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook*  #1
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 10

"...And Then There Were None": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## June, 1995

### Cover Artists

* Joe Phillips
* John Lowe

## ...And Then There Were None

### Inkers

* John Lowe
* Mike S. Miller
* Mike Christian

### Letterers

* Richard Starkings
* Comicraft

### Editors

* Tom Harrington
* Jonathan Peterson

*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #10**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  June, 1995.

## Appearing in "...And Then There Were None"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

* Helspont
	+ Dockwell

**Other Characters:**

* Providence

**Locations:**

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* Sumatra, Indonesia

## Notes

* Based on Bob Forward's teleplay of *...And Then There Were None*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

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 Look at how sad this is making Batman. *You did this*.
Majestic Vol 2 16

"To the Death": Imperator and Helspont argue and fight as Desmond looks on helplessly bio-linked to the Planet-Shaper. In the core chamber, Majestic and Javen duke it out. Majestic manages to free Savant and distract Javen long enough for her to sneak up behind him and decapitate the Shaper. Maj

## "To the Death"

* Cover
* Textless

## June, 2006

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## To the Death

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Editors

* Scott Dunbier
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #16**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  June, 2006. It was published on April 12, 2006.

## Synopsis for "To the Death"

Imperator and Helspont argue and fight as Desmond looks on helplessly bio-linked to the Planet-Shaper. In the core chamber, Majestic and Javen duke it out. Majestic manages to free Savant and distract Javen long enough for her to sneak up behind him and decapitate the Shaper. Majestic leaves Savant to care for Zealot, but not before telling her to ask Zealot who her father is. Zealot tells her that it is Majestic. Majestic flies to stop Imperator and Helspont from claiming the Planet Engine, but Imperator manages to kill the Daemonite Lord before he gets there.

Majestic tries to deactivate the AI Seed, but Imperator knocks him down and reveals he is on Earth to claim the device for House Khull, so that his family will be able to control the Kheran Pantheon. He overwrites the command codes of the Planet Engine and orders it to detach. Majestic tries valiantly to stop him but is beaten down once again. Imperator mocks the High Lord as he snaps the would-be hero's neck. The Planet Shaper continues to detach but an error occurs which causes a chain reaction that destroys it and the entire planet Earth.

## Appearing in "To the Death"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Zealot
* Savant
* Desmond

**Antagonists:**

* Javen ***(Dies)***
* Lord Helspont ***(Dies)***
* Imperator

* Planet-Shaper
* Kusar Blade

**Vehicles:**
Mike Zeck

**Mike Zeck** (*b.* September 6, 1949) is a comic book artist.

## Professional History

**Mike Zeck** is an American comic book artist. He began his career in 1974 working for Marvel Comics' imprint Curtis Magazines on the title *The Savage Sword of Conan*. Later, he worked for Charlton Comics on many titles. In 1977 he was hired by Marvel to work on the mainstream line of comics and has worked in almost all the titles from the company's most iconic characters. The first published work for DC Comics was in 1982 in the title *The Unexpected*.

Most recently he has been working for Marvel, as he has done for most of his career.

## Personal History

Zeck attended the *Ringling School of Art* in 1967.

## Work History

* Mike Zeck/Penciler
* Mike Zeck/Inker
* Mike Zeck/Colorist
* Mike Zeck's Images as a Penciler
* Mike Zeck's Images as an Inker
* Mike Zeck's Images as a Colorist

## External Links

* https://www.mikezeck.com/
* Mike Zeck at Marvel Database
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Cry of the Coda

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 3

October 15, 1994

**Cry of the Coda** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  October 15, 1994.

## Appearing in "Cry of the Coda"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

* Coda Sisterhood
	+ Artemis ***(First appearance)***
* Helspont
	+ Gnome ***(First appearance)***
	+ Pike ***(First appearance)***
* Yurgovian army

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* Lusitain

**Items:**

* Coda Clef Blade

**Vehicles:**

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## See Also

* 1 Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Cry of the Coda
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: The Big Takedown

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 5

November 12, 1994

**The Big Takedown** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  November 12, 1994.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: The Big Takedown
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)

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***WildC.A.T.s*** is a 1994-1995 animated series that aired on CBS. It was supposed to compete with FOX's *X-Men: The Animated Series*, though it was cancelled after one season. It starred the Wildstorm team WildC.A.T.s.

A tie-in comic, *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*, was also published. It featured a retelling of the first 10 episodes.

Additionally a tie-in video game, also called *WildC.A.T.s* and set in the same universe, was released in 1995.

## Characters

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

## Episodes

1. "Dark Blade Falling"
2. "Heart of Steel"
3. "Cry of the Coda"
4. "The Evil Within"
5. "The Big Takedown"
6. "Lives in the Balance"
7. "Soul of a Giant"
8. "Betrayed"
9. "Black Razor's Edge"
10. "And Then There Were None"
11. "M.V.P."
12. "Endgame, Part 1"
13. "Endgame, Part 2"

## External links

* Wild C.A.T.s (TV series) at Wikipedia.org
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Betrayed

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 8

December 3, 1994

**Betrayed** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  December 3, 1994.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Betrayed
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
Marvel Comics

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The marvelous competition. **Marvel Comics** is a comic book publishing house famous for creating notable characters such as Spider-Man, Captain America, the Hulk, Iron Man and the X-Men. Marvel Comics and DC Comics have collaborated on several crossover projects together and also co-founded the short-lived Amalgam Comics imprint.

## History

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## DC/Marvel Crossovers

*See also: Marvel Universe*

## See Also

* Pages related to Marvel Comics
* Marvel Comics Characters

## Trivia

* In the Multiversity series, Major Comics is mentioned as a major competitor to DC Comics, responsible for the creation of several characters and teams that are reflective of Marvel properties, including the Retaliators (Avengers), Crusader (Captain America), Lord Havok (Doctor Doom), and more.

## Links and References

* Marvel Comics at Wikipedia.org
* Marvel Database
* Official Website
* Marvel Comics Pastiches
Richard Vincent (Wildstorm Universe)

## Vigor

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**Richard Vincent** is a member of Wildcore.

## History

He was already a well-respected paleontologist when he first encountered Ferrian and they became good friends. Richard was hired by the ancient Kherubim to look after his African estate and also be his bodyguard. It was also Ferrian who nicknamed Richard "Vigor", in recognition of his seemingly endless stamina. When Ferrian was recruited into Wildcore, Richard's recruitment naturally followed.

Richard was with Wildcore when they went to stop the breakout at Purgatory Max. Along with most of the rest of the team, he is believed to have died there.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**Energy-Metabolism:** Vigor possesses seemingly endless reserves of energy - he doesn't need to sleep and he doesn't get tired no matter how arduous the tasks at hand. He does still seem to need air and food though.

* ***Energy Beams***: He wears a jewel on his forehead through which he can fire a beam of intense energy, capable of slicing through most materials - whether this is a function of the jewel, or something his body can do (perhaps using the jewel to focus the energy) is unclear.

## Notes

* Vigor is a close friend of Backlash's mentor Ferrian.

## Related

* Appearances of Richard Vincent (Wildstorm Universe)
* 2 Images featuring Richard Vincent (Wildstorm Universe)
* Quotations by or about Richard Vincent (Wildstorm Universe)
* Character Gallery: Richard Vincent (Wildstorm Universe)
My Adventures with Superman (TV Series)

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***My Adventures with Superman*** is a Cartoon Network animated series centered around Superman's early adventures in Metropolis with Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen. Developed by Jake Wyatt, it began in 2023.

## Cast

### Starring

* Jack Quaid as Clark Kent/Superman
* Alice Lee as Lois Lane
* Ishmel Sahid as Jimmy Olsen

### Recurring

* Joel de la Fuente as Sam Lane
* Jake Green as Anthony Ivo/Parasite
* Azuri Hardy-Jones as Flip Johnson
* Darrell Brown as Perry White
* Debra Wilson as Amanda Waller
* Zehra Fazal as Leslie Willis/Livewire
* Chris Parnell as Agent Slade Wilson
* Vincent Tong as Steve Lombard
* Melanie Minichino as Cat Grant
* Kenna Ramsey as Ronnie Troupe

## Episodes

Season One
 02
 03
 04
 05
 06
 07
 08
 09
 10

## Trivia

* *My Adventures with Superman* is the first DC animated series to be broadcast during Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming block.
* In the episode *Kiss Kiss Fall in Portal*, Mr. Mxyzptlk physically transformed the Clark from this universe into five different Supermen while recruiting him. The second of those five Supermen, the one Mxy described as being from "Earth-12," was the Superman from the 1941 cartoons, the version who has sometimes been said to exist on Earth-Prime. However, when Leader Lois Lane later recruited the Lois and Jimmy from this series, she identified them as being the Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen from **Earth-12**, a "previously-unknown universe."
WildC.A.T.s (Video Game)

## Video Game Details

### Release Date

1995

**WildC.A.T.s** is a 1995 beat-em-up video game for SNES.

## Appearing in "WildC.A.T.s"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Warblade

**Supporting Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Zealot

**Antagonists:**

* Daemonites
	+ Helspont

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles

## Trivia

Set in the same universe as the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)

## See Also

* Characters from WildC.A.T.s (Video Game)
* Other things related to WildC.A.T.s (Video Game)
* Video Game Gallery: WildC.A.T.s (Video Game)
Majestros (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

## Majestic

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**Majestic** is a legendary Kherubim warrior.

## History

Majestros was in command of the Kherubim ship that crash landed on Earth. Unlike Spartan, Void and Zealot, he did not make it to Earth - he used an escaped pod and was never seen again.

Thousands of years later, the WildC.A.T.s found his pod. Because of his expertise, he was placed in command of the team, but he was a bad fit for the team. Still thinking of the old ways, he often acted without thinking.

## Related

* 3 Appearances of Majestros (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Images featuring Majestros (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Quotations by or about Majestros (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Character Gallery: Majestros (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook* #1
Neil Googe

## Characteristics

### Place of Birth

 United Kingdom

**Neil Googe** is a comic book artist for WildStorm Productions.

## Work History

* Neil Googe/Writer
* Neil Googe/Penciler
* Neil Googe/Inker
* Neil Googe/Cover Artist
* Neil Googe/Creations
* Neil Googe's Images as a Penciler
* Neil Googe's Images as an Inker
* Neil Googe's Images as a Cover Artist
* Neil Googe's Images as a Colorist