Thunderman

Legion X (honorary)

Bylgja (cousin)

Loki-El (adoptive brother)

Bill Kent (adoptive father, deceased)

Beth Kent (adoptive mother)

Thundergirl (cousin)

Lana Foster (childhood friend, Thunder Woman)

Peter Hamilton-Selvig (childhood friend)

Lois Carter (love interest, work partner)

P. Perry Peterson (boss)

Robbie Olsen (pal)

Princess Angelande (aunt)

Val Turpin (ally)

Myriad

Anabella Sombria

The Lost Three (Fendra the Alpha Aesir, Hogrn, Volstox)

The Thunderman Family (Thundergirl, Power Woman, DNAngel, Titanium, Asgard Bill, Gravity Buster)

### Enemies

Lex LokiRed Brain and HYVE

Apokolypse

Galactoom

Zod the Executioner

Faora the Enchantress

The Radioactive Parasite

Despetron

Bolivar Henshaw

Mutant Hunters

The Super Mongrull

Doctor Joke

The Metallic Destroyer

Arcade Man

Bizarro Thunderman

Lorelei Maxima

Mr. Ring-a-Ding

Wolf Rider

Ultra-Evolutionary

Thanatos

Emperor of Worlds

GANG

Mister Impossible

Kalibak Red

Armageddon

Mantyss

Graymorg

Lord Blackheart

The Absorbing Skull

Mephistaz

Mister Banshee

The Eel

Asganite Axe

Ty Tan Noom

The Ragnarok Three

The Last Son

The Think Tank

UK's Best

Eclipsus

P.S.Y.C.H.

Calculus

The Gordian Knot

Queen of the Universe

Kurse the Tyrant Sun of Svartalfheim

Terra-Beast

Blood Elf

Lexxon

Max Donovan

The Deviants

Colonel Grog

Hellmandrill

Killer Storm

Damien Power

Mother Nightfall

Hela-Ur

Sun God (Tezcatlipoca)

Slapdash

Bubonic

Composite Thunderman

Babylon

Ulika

Lex Lon

Yin and Yang

Hero

Microwave

Shock Shrike

Black Plant

Cyberius

Dax Gorr

Carnassial

Kancerok

### Powers and abilities

Superhuman strength, speed, durability, longetivity, flight, fire vision, ice breath. Powers via Mjolnir: dimensional teleportation, electric manipulation, weather manipulation.

### Endurance

6

**History:**

The 3rd Age of the Gods had long since ended and Ragnarok had arrived upon planet Asgard: all was coming to an end for the Norse gods. In an effort to safeguard its culture and warn Daxians, their colony, Odin-El sent his son, Thor-El, to warn them. Unknown to the father of the gods, Loki-El, his adoptive son and sworn enemy in this end of times, saw his brother going away on his space chariot and put a spell on him. He was magically exiled in a black hole, to de-age almost completely for the next 800 years. When he was expelled from the hole, the now infant Thor-El and the broken space chariot found his way to its closest destination: Earth. The young boy was found by the Kents, a kindly couple from Kansas and raised as their own. Growing up, he could sense he was given extraordinary powers and was not quite human. Joe Kent had no other choice but to introduce him to his hammer Mjolnir and his armor, which was still with the chariot in the Kent’s barn cave. Taking back his Asgardian heritage as his own, he became Thunderboy, having adventures in his home of Maryville and beyond with his friend Lana Foster and his fateful magical dog Thunder Dog! He also took new residence in his Fortress of Valhalla in the deep arctic, where he could keep the memory of his people alive and safeguard the cubic city of Valhalla, a tiny metropolis made of the condensed souls of every mortal who entered the realm of the Nordic gods. Now an adult, he is Thunderman! He walks, a god among humans, hiding behind the glasses and the blonde hair of a mild mannered journalist who works at the Planet's Bugle. While avoiding the antics of his superman-crazy editor in chief P. Perry Peterson, and the critics of co-worker Lois Carter, he must also deal with the renewed menace of Lex Loki, his old brother that was banished to Earth years ahead of him and assumed a human guise. A god forever exiled from his family, Thunderman decided nonetheless to help from the menace of his brother and also many others, may they be magical or extraterrestrial in nature. Is it the wind? Is it a storm? No, it’s Thunderman!