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Capítulo 1 - Capitana Carter

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Marvel's What if...? Capitulo 1- Capitana Carter

Peggy Carter (Alias, Capitana Carter) Margaret "Peggy" Carter es un personaje ficticio de cómic que aparece en los libros publicados por Marvel Comics, por lo general como un personaje secundario en los libros donde aparece el Capitán América. Creado por el escritor Stan Lee y el artista Jack Kirby, apareció por primera vez en Tales of Suspense #77 como el interés amoroso de la Segunda Guerra Mundial del Capitán América en recuerdos.

#### Resumen del Capitulo 1

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En el primer capítulo nos cuenta sobre un universo en el que Steve Roggers (El Capitán América) no es quien recibe el suero del supersoldado sino que es suministrado a Peggy Carter, quien se termina convirtiendo en la Capitana Britania y a su vez en la primera vengadora.

El resto el capítulo continúa más o menos similar a la película del Capitán América, es al final donde veremos algo diferente y es que Cráneo Rojo consigue el teseracto y abre un portal dimensional trayendo una enorme criatura con cientos de tentáculos llamado Shuma-Gorath, al final Peggy se sacrifica lanzándose al portal junto a Shuma-Gorath evitar un mayor desastre.

Peggy logra salir victoriosa y al salir del portal se encuentra con que han pasado bastantes años desde su valeroso sacrificio, acto seguido aparece Nick Fury para contarle sobre la iniciativa Vengadores, al igual que en la película del Capitán América.
Fightin' 5

These five men were recruited by the CIA in the fall of 1963, during the height of the Cold War. This team consisted of five commandos, their initials spelling out, "**FIGHT**". The five undertook missions around the world fighting international terrorists, despotic rulers, and thwarting Communist agents. They wore bright blue BDU's with red berets. They usually flew around in a modified Convair B-58 Hustler Supersonic Bomber and used many different military-use weapons systems as well as James Bond-like gadgets to accomplish their missions.

## MembershipEdit

* FF1: **Frenchie the Fox** - A rather stereotypical French American and ex-US Navy underwater demolitions expert.
* FF2: **Irv "The Nerve" David** - A decorated former Israeli commando, member of Haganah and private investigator.
* FF3: **Granite Gallero** - A former mercenary and weapons expert.
* FF4: **Hank Hennessey** - A career US ArmyCaptain in the Special Forces and Vietnam War veteran.
* FF5: **Tom-Tom** - A former professional wrestler.
Eric Gore

An explosion in his lab destroyed his hand and left him partially blind. Gore replaced his hand with that of a research ape. He soon found that he craved power and withdrew to an uncharted island to plot his conquest of humanity. There he found the apes on the island mistook him for a god and did his bidding. Gore's plans were undone when Thunderbolt was washed up on the island during a storm. Thunderbolt was captured and forced to fight Gore's apes to earn a chance at freedom. Gore broke his word when Thunderbolt won. The apes sensed Gore didn't honor his bargain. When an explosion occurred in Gore's lab, Gore's ape assistant, Gon-Da, saved the honorable Thunderbolt and left Gore to die.[1]
Brian Butler

**Real Name**: Brian Butler

**Identity/Class**: Normal human (but see comments)

**Occupation**: Attorney, former District Attorney, "Special Prosecutor"

**Affiliations**: Pinky, Cherry Wade

**Enemies:** Browne Connors, Rocco Zarra, Big Mike Shannon, Dr. Death, the Ghost, the Horned Hood, the Black Thorn, the Black Clown, the Laughing Skull, Mr. Hyde, the Hummer, Bluebeard, the Moon Torchman, the Boss, the Fire Fiend, the Voice, the Black Sphinx, the Mask, the Hook, the Croaker

**Known Relatives**: Pinky Butler (ward)

**Aliases**: Red robed Knight of Right

**Base of Operations**: Gotham City

**First Appearance**: Wow Comics #1 (Fawcett, 1941); America's Greatest Comics 1-7; Gift Comics 1-2; Holiday Comics 1; Mighty Midget Comics: Mr. Scarlet (12); X-Mas Comics 1-2

**Powers/Abilities**: Able to fly, although he rarely uses this power, preferring to swing on ropes and jump from roof top to roof top.

**History**: Growing frustrated at a system that seems unable to deal with criminals who prey on innocent people, District Attorney Brian Butler put on a red bodysuit and yellow cape, and became the vigilante Mr.Scarlet. Aiding him on his mission was his secretary Miss Wade, who put up with Mr. Scarlet frequently swinging in her bedroom window during the middle of the night to give her instructions.

When one of Mr. Scarlet's foes, Mr. Hyde, murdered a woman, leaving her teenage son, Pinky, an orphan, the boy decided to emulate his hero Mr. Scarlet, and made himself a costume to wear while hunting down the villain. When Hyde captured Scarlet, Pinky came to the hero's rescue, and, once Hyde had been defeated, Brian Butler made Pinky his ward; since the boy had also realised that Scarlet was Butler, the hero also agreed to let the boy become his permanent sidekick, in return for his keeping the hero's secret. However, he has to constantly lie to Miss Wade about this, as she disapproves of the boy being involved in Scarlet's heroics. Eventually his crimefighting proves so successful that he puts himself out of his D.A.'s job, though it didn't help that he was caught sleeping in his office, exhausted from a night of heroics.
Richard Strong

Rick Strong became the gravity defying Helio, nominal leader of the Sentinels, after he and his comrades Mentalia and The Brute gained technologically induced super powers from Dr. Kolotov. They had a brief career as superheroes, during the course of which Rick was temporarily rendered amnesiac by the villainous Mindbender.
Shape

Real Name: The Shape

Identity/Class: Artificial lifeform

Occupation: Superhero

Affiliations: Professor Scuba S. Duba (creator), Kevin Boyd (accidental co-creator)

Enemies: Karl Minten, Vic Facsh (enemy spies)

Known Relatives: None - but calls the Professor "Unca" Scuba.

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Unknown

First Appearance: Charlton Premiere Vol.2, #1, story “It’s the Shape”  (Charlton Comics, September 1967)

Powers/Abilities: The Shape's elastic body can mold itself into any form it can conceive, allowing it to alter part of itself into weapons or tools, or even take on the forms of animals, including mythical ones (e.g. a flying horse)

History: Professor Scuba S. Duba is performing experiments to create an artificial life-form. He moulds a statue out of special chemicals, then exposes it to "super-hypertensity white aura-light ultra-ebonized light". But he can't get the balance right, until his clumsy nephew Kevin bumps into the light machine, accidentally setting it off and activating the creature. Naming itself the Shape, the creature proceeds to capture enemy spies.

Comments: Written and drawn by Richard Green. The character only made one appearance.

The Shape, newly-born, has only a basic grasp of English.
Vengeance Squad

The Vengeance Squad was headed by Eric Redd, a former U.S. Treasury agent framed into prison for six years and now financing his lavish lifestyle by providing security for rich clients. He ran the squad out of a mansion in upstate New York. The squad's transportation needs were met from his collection of antique cars.

Eric's second in command was Tulsa Coyle, an ex-Marine who thrived on the type of violence that surrounded Eric. The third member of the team was Tulsa's girlfriend, Candy Orr, a cop moonlighting in a way likely to provide more justice than police work. Why a security company emphasized "vengeance" with its name wasn't explained, but "Watch Stuff Squad" probably wouldn't have made it as a comic book title.
Emil Bork

Bork sold arms and war vehicles to two warring countries in South America, playing both sides of the war and having men on both sides working for him and fueling the flames of tension between the two nations. He unsuccessfully attempted to have ambassador Christopher Smith assassinated in Switzerlandand met him a day later at an embassy dinner as a peace conference advisor. Later, an individual known as the Peacemaker attacked his private retreat in the Alps. However, Bork was able to escape in his fighter jet, but not without a brief fight, which ended in his victory.

Later, Bork went to the office of General Lecoyo of a South American nation, who informed their president that Bork had arrived. Bork ordered Lecoyo to tell his president to schedule a dinner for that night and invite all the ambassadors in the capital city. Later, he told one of his subordinates to dynamite the American embassy and frame the bombing on their neighboring nation to the south. Later, at the dinner, Bork encountered Smith once again, making him suspicious. Meanwhile, Bork met with the president of the country, who offered him the rights to the tin and uranium mines in exchange for fifty modern bombers. At the same time, Bork's men had bombed the American embassy in the country. Bork got into a helicopter and ordered them to open fire on Smith as he saw him. As Bork flew in the helicopter, he watched from above as the two nations prepared to go to war with each other. As soon as he saw the Peacemaker following him, he ordered his man Operative 7 to launch missiles at the Peacemaker, but instead the missiles hit his jet, killing him.
Timothy Pepper

**Real Name**: Timothy Pepper

**Identity/Class**: Unknown

**Occupation**: International policeman, working for U.S. State Department

**Affiliations**: Captain Marvel

**Enemies:** Unknown

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**: Pep, the International Policeman, Kurt Kolz

**Base of Operations**: U.S.A.

**First Appearance**: Captain Marvel Adventures #35 (Fawcett Comics, May 1944)

**Powers/Abilities**: "Mind perception powers", including telepathy, picking up radio signals in his head.

**History**: Radar was a special operative of the U.S. State Department, hunting down spys and crooks using his amazing mental abilities.

**Comments**: Created by Otto Binder and C.C. Beck. Originally appearing in *Captain Marvel Adventures*, Radar jumped over to *Master Comics* with #50 of that title, replacing Minute-Man.
Stalker

Stalker was a nameless youth who was thrown out of his home as a child and grew up on the streets of Geranth, even fighting dogs for his food. One day he asked the local Baroness to serve her as a warrior in her castle, but after one year he was nothing more than a slave in her court. He fled, abandoned all hope, and as a young man, offered a prayer at the temple of D'grth, the god of warriors. D'grth answered his prayers, offering power and skill of a great warrior in trade for his soul.

He took the name Stalker from D'grth and did not believe he would need his soul when he was dead. D'grth took his soul and left him alive, void of a soul.[1] Stalker pursued him into Hell and freed an army of the damned to battle the warrior god. D'grth claimed he did not have the power to reverse the trade. D'grth claimed to be an elder god who lived on the souls and prayers of those who believed in him. Stalker's soul would remain D'grth's as long as there was one person alive who worshiped him.

Stalker vowed to banish evil and war from his world to free his soul. If Stalker died before his task was complete, D'grth swore he would have the most awful damnation for him. At the end of World War II, Stalker went insane and evolved into a demon/supervillian and fought the Justice Society of America and the King. He was trying to destroy dimension after dimension to further his quest of eliminating evil. After the battle, he seemed to be destroyed in a time warp generator.

He next appeared in modern times looking younger, healthier and more sane. He encouraged Wonder Woman to recruit Claw and Beowulf to defeat D'grth and Grendel, who had joined forces. When Wonder Woman's party found D'grth and Beowulf, Stalker told them that their souls were being traded for his. Stalker threw his sword at Diana but Beowulf got in front of her and was wounded. Claw tended to Beowulf's wounds, while Wonder Woman stple the Rock of Destiny and transported herself to Earth along with D'grth. She left Stalker alone, apparently with a soul. Stalker had been stealing Wonder Woman's soul since their first encounter. Stalker, reluctantly, agreed to trade her soul back. He joined the team for the destruction of D'grth. He left with an oracle as companion. It is unknown if Stalker had his soul, another soul, or is still soulless since the destruction of D'grth.
Merry Pemberton

**Merry Pemberton**, also known as **Gimmick Girl** and **Merry, Girl of 1000 Gimmicks** is a fictional character in the DC ComicsUniverse. She is the adoptive sister of Sylvester Pemberton. Merry Pemberton first appeared in *Star-Spangled Comics* #81 in June 1948, and ran through #90 (March 1949). She was created by writer Otto Binder.
Chase Yale

**Real Name**: Chase Yale

**Identity/Class**: Normal human

**Occupation**: War correspondant, naval intelligence officer

**Affiliations**: His commando unit

**Enemies:** Nazis

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Occupied Europe

**First Appearance**: Wow Comics #6 (Fawcett, July 1942); America's Greatest Comics 4-7; Whiz Comics 102

**Powers/Abilities**: No powers but uses guns, knives, and various fighting forms.

**History**: Chase Yale was a television reporter and war correspondent, working in Europe and the South Pacific. With America joining the war, he joined naval intelligence. He also adopted the costumed identity of Commando Yank, taking the fight to the enemies of freedom at the head of a troop of British commandos.
Merco

Merco, the Mercury Man, was the last of a race of people from Mercury. His people were much like humans, ruled by greed, hatred, and fear. They developed ever more powerful weapons until they destroyed themselves and reduced their world to a desert. The only survivor was Merco, who had accidentally discovered a way to transform himself into pure mercury. He experimented on himself and the metallic Mercury Man. His powers include flight, the ability to survive in a vacuum, near invulnerability, nuclear powers, and limited telepathy (he could contact Dr. Penn but not determine her gender). He looks different from humans because of his wing-like ears and small ankle wings (similar to the Roman god Mercury or the Greek god Hermes).

The Mercury Man came to Earth to save it from the same fate as his world. He saved the United States from a nuclear attack, and stopped a war in Africa by blowing up the soldiers' weapons. His actions made the world take notice, inspiring the newspaper headline: "Warlike Peacemaker." He also telepathically contacted a brilliant American scientist, Dr. Erika Penn,who he was pleased and surprised to find was female. Dr. Penn gave him the power to transform into a normal human, then transform back into Mercury Man. He could only use his powers in his metallic form.

In his next adventure, Mercury Man took some warmongers to his devastated homeworld of Mercury. He hoped that if they saw the results of nuclear war they would change their ways. However, they refused, so he left them marooned on Mercury.
Hugo Drummond

Scientist, Hugo Drummond, theorized that the Egyptians placed living slaves in suspended animation to be revived later. He managed to acquire one of these slave mummies. Drummond was able to physically revive the mummy; unfortunately, the mummy had no awareness. Drummond thought he could reach into the mummy's mind and trigger something to awaken it. Instead, his mind entered the mummy and the empty mind of the mummy entered his body. Calling himself the Mummy and armed with memories of ancient Egypt, Drummond began looting the city. He attracted the attention of Thunderbolt when he kidnapped other scientists who had mocked his theories. Thunderbolt tracked and freed the scientists but ran afoul of the Mummy. The two battled on the top of the Mummy's armory. Thunderbolt defeated the Mummy when he knocked the Mummy off the roof into the moat below. No sign of the Mummy's body was ever found but the police did locate the mindless body of Drummond in the wreckage of the armory.
Thomas Emery

Thomas Emery was the lab assistant of Professor Bivolo, the father of the Rainbow Raider. When the younger Bivolo began his criminal career, Emery followed his example and stole his employer's light-based technology. But unlike the Rainbow Raider, Bivolo operated discreetly to avoid the unwanted attentions of superheroes.

During the public debut of Captain Atom, the government fabricated a supervillain called Doctor Spectro whose exploits were used to provide a cover story for the Captain Atom Project. Emery was mistaken by a newspaper reporter for Doctor Spectro due to the fact the made-up supervillain used the same technology as the Rainbow Raider's. After Emery murdered the reporter, he decided to adopt the Doctor Spectro identity. He publicly committed several crimes with the intent of drawing attention to himself and then blackmailing General Wade Eiling into putting him on a government pay-roll while threatening to expose the truth of the Captain Atom Project. Eventually, Emery came into his first conflict with Captain Atom and was subsequently arrested.

Not long afterward, Emery was drafted by General Eiling to use his expertise in Project Atom; specifically to stage the public debut of Major Force. Emery was later rendered into a coma by Charlie Hendel, another man working under Eiling, who then took over Emery's Doctor Spectro persona. yeah
Nuclear Wasteland

## Description

Nuclear wasteland is a location close to the shop and the village, its main purpose is containing a lot of scraps, and also spawning one of the two betrayers.

Nuclar Wasteland is composed of a lot of buildings, mostly corroded though, it has some lakes that are covered by plates, making it a almost flat place even with the lakes. Nuclear Wasteland is separated in two parts, the main part being an area with various buildings whilst the other one is a plain area.

## Trivia

* NW (short of Nuclear Wasteland) is the place with most scraps in the entire game.
Alec Rois

Alec Rois is the Ghost, a criminal who uses gadgets to appear like a ghost and commit burglaries. He is an enemy of Captain Atom.

Poverty-stricken as a child, Alec Rois was shunned by his peers, growing up alone and unloved. As a result, he devoted himself to his studies, eventually becoming a skilled scientist. As a young man, Rois finally succeeded in developing a working teleportation machine. At first, Rois intended to give his invention to the world, but the memory of all those years without friends or money stopped him, and he decided to use the machine to further his own ends. Designing a striking white costume, Rois sewed miniature versions of his teleport device into the palms of his gloves and embarked upon a career of crime as the Ghost.

Using his newfound ability to go anywhere and pass through any object, The Ghost quickly amassed a fortune he used to further his scientific studies. The United States government, fearful that the Ghost would soon begin to steal top secrets, employed the services of superheroes Captain Atom and Nightshade to track down the Ghost and permanently end his crime spree. After several failed attempts to defeat The Ghost, Captain accidentally ruined the teleport mechanism in Rois's glove, and The Ghost was apparently torn apart by the energy field set up by the exposed teleportation device and vanished.

The accident had merely teleported The Ghost to an unknown destination, permanently fusing his teleportational device to his hand in the process. Months later The Ghost returned, only to find himself the object of worship by the female inhabitants of the hidden civilization called Sunuria. The Sunurian women believed The Ghost to be the reincarnation of their ancient evil god called the Faceless One, so they captured him and brought The Ghost to their hidden kingdom to rule it. From his new hidden base, The Ghost was able to launch repeated attacks on his arch-foe Captain Atom.[1]
Crocodile-Man

The Crocodile-Men (also called "Punkusians") race of humanoid crocodiles from the planetoid Punkus who were members of the Monster Society of Evil in *Captain Marvel Adventures*during the mid-1940s. There were many unnamed Crocodile-Men who just acted as henchmen for Mister Mind. One of them was one of Mr. Mind's Monster Professors while others were Monster Students.

* *Herkimer* - A Crocodile-Man in a business suit who is Mister Mind's second-in-command. Between the end of the Fawcett Marvel Family run in 1953 and the start of the DC *Shazam!* run in 1972, Herkimer reforms and gets a job as part of a carnival. In the third volume's special interlude issue that takes place before the first issue, Herkimer attacks a museum stating that the reign of the Crocodile-Men is night. He was mentioned to have fought Shazam before. When Freddy asks why Herkimer is in a business suit, Billy states that he didn't say. Herkimer is defeated by Shazam. Billy later mentioned his fight with him to Batman following Shazam's disastrous fight with Scarecrow where Batman mentions that he has fought Killer Croc many times. Batman does answer "No" when asked by Billy if he wears a business suit. Herkimer also appeared in *The Circus Plot*, a 1981 episode of The Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam!
* *Jorrk* - The greatest scientist of the Crocodile-Men and one of Mister Mind's three lieutenants.
* *Sylvester* - A Crocodile-Man and one of Mister Mind's preferred gunners.
Lee Granger

Jungle King

**Real Name**: Lee Granger

**Identity/Class**: Normal human

**Occupation**: Scientist, explorer

**Affiliations**: Eric (talking lion)

**Enemies:**

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**:

**Base of Operations**:

**First Appearance**: Slam-Bang Comics #1 (Fawcett)

**Powers/Abilities**:

**History**: "Deep in the African jungles, Lee Granger, scientist-explorer, teaches a pet lion, Eric, to speak his language. Then, after organizing a pygmy community along modern lines, Granger becomes known far and wide as the Jungle King, because of his willingness to assist the weak and oppressed."
Adrianna Tomaz

Black Adam’s Mary Marvel during his time as champion of Egypt, when Sobek turned on the family he cannibalized her and her brother Osiris before Adam killed him and turned on Shazam for not allowing him to interfere. In the present day she is reincarnated as Andrea Thomas a young school teacher who Black Adam attempts to turn into Isis once more.
Fazers

**Membership:** Non-man, Carbonite, Girl-bot, Sprint,Springer, Hydromatic, Adamant, Flyte, Speedster, Coral, Silver

**Purpose:**

**Affiliations:** Dr.Franklin Faze; Floid

**Enemies:** Repta Empire

**Base of Operations:**

**First Appearance:** Faze 1 Fazers #1 (Americomics)

**History:** The Faze 1 Fazers are teenage troubleshooters gathered together, trained and instructed by their creator and mentor, Dr.Franklin Faze. Dr.Faze encountered an alien shapeshifter, Floid, who came to Earth in the form of a meteor, and through studying him developed the techniques which formed the basis of each of the Fazer's powers.

**Comments:** Created by Vic Bridges.

Thanks to Mike Murphy for alerting me to the existence of these characters, and also for providing the image of them.
Max Bine

Max Bine was a pupil of circus performer the Flying Dundo, whom had long been attempting to design an aerodynamic costume that would enable him to truly take flight. Dundo eventually perfected an inflatable cape which, when connected to his wrists and ankles, enabled him to soar above the Earth. Bine recognized that the chartreuse cape had far more potential than mere circus performances and murdered his mentor that night. Adding a full face mask to hide his appearance, Bine launched an amazing string of robberies across the nation. After an astonished victim gasped that "he swooped in and out like a ... a banshee," Bine took the name for himself.

The Banshee finally met his match in Crown City when he was struck down by TV newsman Vic Sage during a robbery. Taking flight without the jewel he'd intended to steal, Bine refused to give up and, using more caution, kept Sage's alter-ego, the Question, at arm's length for the next week. As a thunderstorm rolled in, the two opponents met on the ledge of a skyscraper and the Question grabbed onto the villain, adding more weight than his cape could support. Landing on an opportune rooftop, the Banshee pulled out a pistol — only to have the strong winds catch his cape and blow him out to sea.[1]

Eventually, Bine was able to get below the winds and ditch into the sea, where he used his inflated cape as a life raft. He made his way to an uninhabited island, where he was stranded for seven years before being rescued. When he returned to Crown City, he rebuilt his Banshee suit and allied with local criminals to eliminate the Question. The plan failed, and when the Banshee tried to escape out a skyscraper window, the Question was able to puncture the Banshee's cape, causing him to fall to the ground below.
Danny Khalifa

In 12th Dynasty Egypt, 4000 years ago, Prince Amentep is imprisoned by the evil magician the Black Pharaoh, his rival, because Amentep, a.k.a. Ibis, is not as powerful a magician as the Black Pharaoh. However while Ibis is imprisoned a relative gives him the "Ibistick," a magic wand with which the user can control or create any object. Ibis uses his newly gained powers to escape from jail and then defeat the Black Pharaoh. Unfortunately Ibis' beloved fiancée, Princess Taia of Thebes, was wounded during the final battle by an enchanted arrow. Ibis learns this puts her under a spell, she will not die but will sleep for 40 centuries so Ibis puts himself in a trance as well, to be with her when she awakens.

Then he awakens in 1940, covered in mummy wrappings and residing in an American museum. After awakening, he goes to Egypt, awakens Princess Taia, and then embarks on a quest to fight crime and evil. Ibis is a magician, but most of his powers come from the Ibistick, which can do almost anything; but later becomes powerless against black magic.

Besides the Black Pharaoh, Ibis fought Attila the Hun, Adolf Hitler, Loki, a villainous Catman, Dr. Hex, Dr. Hookah, the Flying Dutchman, Gog & Magog, Guardians of the Tomb, Half-Man, Horrible Hand, John Oberon the Hydra, and many more.
El Carim

**Real Name**: Unrevealed

**Identity/Class**: Human magic user

**Occupation**: Stage magician

**Affiliations**: Balbo the Boy Magician

**Enemies:** Olbaid

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**: Master of magic

**Base of Operations**:

**First Appearance**: Master Comics #1 (Fawcett)

**Powers/Abilities**: El Carim possessed a magic monacle. Among its powers, it can attract bullets fired at its wearer, then deflect them harmlessly. El Carim also uses a spectrograph of his own invention - by putting a person's name into it alongside the monocle, he can record an image on the monocle showing the person's recent activities. El Carim carries a rope that can rise into the air and hang suspended from nothing upon his uttering the activation word "Extendo" and a powerful magnet that can pull bullets and other metal objects from the air. He is able to paralyse people with a word, is a master hypnotist, and is a skilled escapologist.

**History**:
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Ian Heath

The **Iron Corporal** is a fictional character appearing in comic books. He was first as a recurring character in Charlton Comics' war comics line, and briefly in his own comic book titled ***The Iron Corporal***. His first appearance was in *Army War Heroes* #22 in 1967.

The stories, mostly written by Willi Franz and drawn by Sam Glanzman (one story was written by Charles Nicholas and drawn by Vince Alascia), revolved around **Ian Heath,** an American corporal fighting with the Australian army in the Southwest Pacific during World War II. The Iron Corporal's back story includes having his ribs replaced with an iron rib cage. The stories are only loosely connected and depict the struggles of infantrymen in war.
Mary Bromfield

## Mary Marvel

### Known Relatvies

Nick Bromfield (adoptive father)Nora Bromfield (adoptive mother)C.C. Batson (biological father)Marylin Batson (biological mother)Billy Batson (twin brother)

## Physical Description

### Weight

145 Lbs

Mary Marvel, complete with her own pantheon of Selene (gracefulness), Hippolyta (strength), Artimis (skill), Zephyrus (speed/flight), Aphrodite (beauty), and Minerva (wisdom)
Crunch Wilson

Crunch Wilson (presumably not his real name) became The Brute, of the Sentinels, after he gained superhuman strength from a pair of 'Power Gloves' invented by Dr. Kolotov. He and his colleagues Mentalia and Helio had a brief career as superheroes despite being falsely accused of being Communist spies by Sarge Steel.
Brett Carson

Wrestler Brett Carson obtained super strength in the process of fighting the paralysis of polio (and refusing to accept the doctors' prognosis of permanent paralysis) and used it to fight crime. He was assisted by sidekicks Kid Muscles and Miss Muscles, who appeared in backup stories. With a superhero costume consisting of red-and-black wrestling tights with a yellow "M" insignia, the blond-haired hero is one of few who did not wear a mask and whose identity is publicly known. An additional character, Steeplejack, starred in a backup feature in the second issue.

The comic book *Mr. Muscles* ran two issues numbered #22–23 (March & Aug. 1956), the series having taken over the numbering of the comic *Blue Beetle*. The sole other known appearance of a character by this name was alongside other guests in writer-artist Steve Ditko's Creeper backup story, "Beware Mr. Wrinkles", in DC Comics' *World's Finest Comics* #254 (Jan. 1979).
James Albright

World War I aviator who leads the Secret Squadron, though he spends much time in the field actively contending with crime, espionage, and sabotage. He is an extremely skilled aviator with an ability to fly almost any aircraft superlatively. The Captain is usually accompanied by a team consisting of three Secret Squadron members (played by Ed Prentiss, Bill Bouchey and Paul Barnes, with Prentiss playing his part the longest).
Madmen

First formed by Farley Fleeter, the Madmen have been a thorn in Blue Beetle's side since the beginning of his career. The Madmen are mostly small-time villains and have been hired by other villains to act as henchmen. After an accident gave Fleeter the power to mentally control anyone he touches, the Madmen's ranks have risen and fallen as Fleeter saw fit. There have been occasions when Madmen work without Fleeter's involvement but most often he runs the show.

The Madmen recently fought Red Robin in Gotham City, the latter having found out that they had been turned into living servers by Darkseid for the supervillain communications grid known as the Unternet. After an extended battle, Red Robin was forced to hook them up to the city's power-grid, which resulted in them being rendered catatonic, and in turn shutting down the Unternet. They were later taken to S.T.A.R. Labs for examination.
Eye of Horus

It comes from Egypt and desires to enslave the entire world. Those it enslaves become hawk-headed creatures who do its bidding.

The Eye battled the former wielder of the Blue Beetle Scarab and thus was imprisoned for millennia to come.

In the 20th century, Dan Garrett the first Blue Beetle encountered this weapon and defeated it by speaking its true name in vowels - The Eye of Ra.

The Eye returned when it was excavated from an ancient pyramid by Helen Rock, the reincarnation of Hawkman's eternal enemy Hath-Set, and was used against Infinity Inc.
Reptisaurus

Described in his first appearance as a mutant pterodactyl, Reptisaurus and his mate spent millennia in a state of suspended animation on their desert island home until atomic testing awoke the creatures from their slumber. After awakening, the monsters and their offspring ended up saving the Earth from an invasion of aliens from Jupiter looking to colonize the Earth. Victorious, Reptisaurus and his family then retreated deep underground to slumber for another 100,000 years.

However after some time passed, Reptisaurus and his mate soon awaken and after circumventing the globe looking for food, they encounter each other in Florida. Initially, the military believed they were fighting but it turned out to be their courtship ritual.

The military then tried to eliminate the monster by firing an atomic missile, but Reptisaurus emerged from the blast unscathed and made it way to China where it fell in love with a mechanical dragon. The Russians and the Chinese try to use the robot as a Trojan horse by filling it with remote detonated explosives to kill Reptisaurus when it got close. Once again the blast left him unharmed, but heartbroken that his new mate was destroyed. The monster retreated to the Himalayas to recover where the Abominable Snowman observed him.
Warlock

**Real Name**: Unrevealed

**Identity/Class**: Human magic user

**Occupation**:

**Affiliations**: Hugin (his talking raven)

**Enemies:** Baron Gath (a vampire)

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**:

**Base of Operations**:

**First Appearance**: Nickel Comics #1 (Fawcett, May 1940)

**Powers/Abilities**:

**History**: "Warlock the Wizard, Master Magician, has devoted his life to destroying evil. Using as weapons: His magic wand - the Golden Hand - and the Mystic Lamp of the Gods - Warlock fights with keen wisdom, strength and courage to defeat the powers of sorcery and crime. And helping him always is his talking raven, Hugin."

**Comments**:
Xiang Wanqing

## Appearance

The most beautiful and temperamental woman

It was a girl with long white hair. Her facial features were like a picture scroll, giving people an unreal sense of perfection. The words such as beautiful and beautiful can no longer be used. Describe her as if she should belong to this world at all.

## Description

One of the five great geniuses of Class A
Clyde Phillips

Punch and his partner Jewelee were working as puppeteers at the Coney Island Fairgrounds when they discovered a mysterious extraterrestrial chest filled with various bizarre items. Taking possession of these materials, they decided to use them to commit various crimes. Punch put together a jester's costume similar to what he wore in his professional vocation. One of the items in their possession was a mind-recording device. Punch intended on using this item to steal important trade secrets from the mind's of important American businessmen and auction them off overseas to the highest bidder. The scheme turned sour however when one of their would-be victims turned out to be Alec Rois - the Ghost. This incident also earned them the attention of the super-heroes Captain Atom and Nightshade. Punch and Jewelee were defeated, but soon escaped and remained at large.
William Batson

* Biography
* Threat Assessment
* Trivia and Notes
* Alternate Reality Versions

## Billy Batson

### Known Aliases

Shazam, Captain Marvel (Cryptonym)Billy, Will, Big Red Cheese (Nicknames) William Watson, Steve Swatson (Aliases)

### Relatives

C.C. Batson (Biological Father, Deceased)
Marylin Batson (Biological Mother, Deceased)
Ebenezer Batson (Uncle, Status Unknown)
Dudley H. Dudley (Foster Father)
Rosa Dudley (Foster Mother)
Mary Bromfield (Sister)
Darla Dudley, Mary Dudley (foster sisters)
Freddy Freeman, Eugene Choi, Pedro Peña (foster brothers)

## Physical Description

### Early Life

William Joseph Batson was the son of Charles Clarence “C.C.” and Marilyn Batson. Billy and his twin sister Mary were only two years of age when their parents died in a plane crash leaving the two in the care of their father’s evil brother, uncle Ebenezer. Ebenezer was a lot like Dr. Sivana a young boy whose parents favored their older brother which is why they left their family’s fortune to C.C. who requested it be given to his children when he passed away. Ebenezer knew this and only took the children so he could get their money and dumped them in the foster care system soon after. Left with no family Billy and Mary were separated in foster care and Billy began jumping around from family to family regularly running off under the suspicion his parents were still alive while Mary was adopted by Nick and Nora Bromfield in Fawcett City.

### The Champion of Shazam

When Billy turned 12 years old in the foster care system he was put in the care of Dudley H. Dudley and his wife Rosa Dudley, at this house he met his foster siblings Freddy Freeman a crippled boy who lost his parents in a boating accident, Pedro Pena, a mexican american separated from his immigrant parents, and Darla and Mary Dudley the nieces of Dudley and Rosa whose parents died in a fire.

Even though Billy enjoyed his new family more than most he’d been left with he still felt his family was out there waiting for their son Billy. Running away one night with the help of Freddy, the young Billy ended up in the subway station of Fawcett City, where Billy’s life changed forever when he entered the empty train car in an attempt to run from security guards.

What he didn’t know was that this station was the portal to the Rock of Eternity the magical lair to the wizard Shazam. Who explained to Billy who he was, and that he had used the powers of "the gods"—Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, and Mercury to fight evil for over 3,000 years. However, he has now grown too old to continue and is in need of a successor. The wizard explains that Billy was chosen due to the misfortune of his life and his still Pure Heart. Ordered by the wizard to speak the name "Shazam," Billy was struck by a sudden bolt of lightning and transformed into a superpowered adult in a red costume with gold trim.
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Ken Wyman

Devil's Dagger

**Real Name**: Ken Wyman

**Identity/Class**: Normal human

**Occupation**: Reporter for the Daily Blade

**Affiliations**: Burton (city editor), Pat Gleason (chauffeur)

**Enemies:** Jeff Marlowe, Mr. H

**Known Relatives**: Unidentified father

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Carterville

**First Appearance**: Master Comics #1 (Fawcett)

**Powers/Abilities**: Skilled fighter, especially with thrown daggers. He is also a master of jiu-jitsu.

**History**: Though the scion of Carterville's wealthiest family, Ken Wyman preferred a job as a newspaper reporter to working as an executive in his father's bank. He was also secretly the Devil's Dagger, a masked crimefighter who opposed Carterville's underworld lord Jeff Marlowe. Only his best friend, chauffeur and ex-prizefighter Pat Gleason, knows of his double life.
Jack Binder

**Real Name**: Unrevealed - first name is presumably Jack

**Identity/Class**: Human empowered by magical artifact

**Occupation**: Adventurer

**Affiliations**:

**Enemies:** Kruger, Vulture Men

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Mobile worldwide

**First Appearance**: Wow Comics #1 (Fawcett, Winter 1940-41)

**Powers/Abilities**: Jack's ring makes him superhumanly strong and smart. It can also transform objects, such as changing a monster into a cactus or generating smoke that then transforms into an elephant.

**History**: Diamond Jack possessed a ring given to him by an old magician, which made his mentally and physically strong beyond mortal limits. He used this power to aid the downtrodden and oppressed.
Kha-Ef-Re

Blue Beetle Scarab: Kha-Ef-Re could call on the Scarab to gain some power. Its power to history isn't revealed. But it can be assumed it had more power then when it's "successor" Daniel Garrett activated it's powers. The main powers Kha-Ef-Re could have used were:

Superhuman Strength

Unassisted Flight: Kha-Ef-Re could fly without the use of wings.

Energy Blasts: This manifested as lightning bolts Kha-Ef-Re shot from his hands.

Costume Manifestation:
Allan Lanier

**Real Name**: Allan Lanier

**Identity/Class**: Normal human

**Occupation**: Playboy

**Affiliations**: Betty Brenton (fiance), Rogers (manservant)

**Enemies:** Scorpion, Scalletti gang

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Unspecified U.S. city

**First Appearance**: Wow Comics #2 (Fawcett, 1941)

**Powers/Abilities**: The Hunchback is quick-witted and agile, and is a formidable fighter. He carries a wooden club.

**History**: "Allan Lanier, pampered, wealthy playboy, has a secret hobby that gradually becomes his ruling passion - the fighting of crime. Seeing the picture, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, made such a deep impression on him that he has been living in the spirit of this character for years. At the first sign of crime, he changes into this personality and becomes the very nemesis of crime. The mere mention of his name sends the denizens of the underworld into spasms of fear and trepidation. Hunchback...Hunchback, the underworld trembles!"

To become the Hunchback, Allan dons a lifelike but horrible mask; in his alter ego, he is prone to fits of manic giggles, which might be an affectation intended to scare his opponents, were it not for the fact that he also giggles insanely when alone. Only his girlfriend Betty Branton knows his secret, as he revealed it to her after rescuing her from the villainous Scorpion.

**Comments**: Allan's first name is inconsistently spelled - it shifts from Allan to Allen to Alan, sometimes on a single page.
Leonard Lewis

Green Lantern, real name **Len Lewis**, debuted in *Just Imagine Stan Lee and Dave GibbonsCreating Green Lantern* (December 2001). Creators Stan Lee and Dave Gibbons based this version on the original character created by Martin Nodell and Bill Finger.

A professor is looking for something called "the Tree", mentioned in Norse legends as Yggdrasil and in Christianity as the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. He finally traces the plant to an area in Africa. But when he finds the Tree, agents working for **the Reverend Dominic Darrk**, the leader of **the Church of Eternal Empowerment**, who are also searching for the Tree, shoot him and leave him for dead. Then the Tree shows the professor its history, which includes a race of pre-humans. It then grants him its power in order to "*serve as a lantern in these dark times*".
Jeffrey Goslin

The two developed a close friendship in the years leading up to Adam's involvement in the "Captain Atom Project". Jeff Goslin was the godfather to Nate's two children Peg and Randy. In later years, he developed a romantic relationship with Peggy Adam - one that caused great tension between him and her father.
Vlajka

Dva červené pruhy znamenají krev prolitou za vznik tohoto státu, Dva bíle pruhy znázorňují dva státy, které proti sobě stáli při konfliktu ze, kterého později vznikla Miagarská republika, zelený pruh s trojúhelníkem značí miagarskou armádu, která má obrovskou zásluhu na vzniku tohoto státu, žlutá hvězda - hvězda míru
Mei Ling

Wealthy jewel collector Harker Bliss hired Sarge Steel to protect his jewels but Lynx was able to make off them them by having her pet ocelot eat them. Later, her goons disguised a famous statue in a coat and jacket and stole it from the World's Fair. Lynx later retreated to her stronghold in Cat Cay but Steel tracked her there where she set her leopard to attack him. When Steel shot it dead, she tried using her beauty to distract Steel until he realized she was reaching for his gun. He handed Lynx over to the police although she jumped from their boat into shark-infested waters instead of going to jail
Louis Forte

Louis Forte was a scientist obsessed with the idea that man had evolved at the Earth's core. When Dr. Dan Garrett, AKA the Blue Beetledebunked his theories, Forte became Magno Man in order to get revenge on Garrett and on the world which had mocked him. He almost destroyed New York with an artificially induced earthquake, but ended up apparently buried alive as Blue Beetle thwarted his insane schemes. He may, however, have escaped as the Beetle found no trace of him.
Vincent Harley

Vince Harley was a writer of criminal fiction who was always on the lookout to find the perfect plot to enhance his novels as his themes were becoming predictable and repetitive.

One day, while tending to his bee hives, a woman named Judy Graves appears at the door exhausted and tells him her name and that she is being chased before she collapses on to the sofa. Vince soon discovers her purse and going through it he discovers the valuable jewelry she has hidden in it. Later he falls asleep in the chair, but is awaken by a mobster named Jake Mallon, who was looking for Judy. Pretending to not know anything about the girl, he is beaten up by Mallon's henchmen and is knocked out. Mallon and his henchmen decide that they didn't want witnesses and try to kill Vince by letting his bees sting him to death. They pour the bees all over his body and they leave him to die slowly.

After they leave, Judy came out of the closet she was hiding in and watches in shock as the bees return to their hives instead of stinging Vince to death as Mallon has planned. It would seem that Vince Harley is one of the rare people in the world that bees don't sting.

Realizing that he has the power to control bees, Vince creates a costume and becomes the Yellowjacket for the first time. He then sends Judy to the police while he went after Mallon and his henchmen. Soon discovering their hideout, Vince confronts them and defeats the criminals and departs as Judy arrives with the police officers to apprehend them.