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

## Grifter

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

## History

Cole Cash was a common crook - relying on confidence tricks and grifts to make his money. His life as changed around when he met Zealot, who recognized something noble in him and decided to train him. She instructed him in the ways of the Coda Sisterhood and he joined her fight against the Daemonites. Together, they joined Jacob Marlowe's WildC.A.T.s to better focus their efforts.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Firearms**
* **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *WildC.A.T.s* and is an adaptation of Grifter/Cole Cash. The original character was created by Jim Lee and Brandon Choi and first appeared in *WildC.A.T.s* #1.
* **Grifter** was voiced by Colin O'Meara.

## Related

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

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook* #1
J. Scott Campbell

**J. Scott Campbell** (*b.* April 12, 1973) is a comic book writer and artist.

## Professional History

Scott Campbell is an American comic book artist. He began his career in 1993 working for *WildStorm Productions* on the w:c:valiant:Valiant Comics/Image Comics crossover title *Deathmate*. In 1999 he was hired by DC Comics to work on the Batman title. He is probably best known for his work for Marvel Comics on the *Spider-Man* title series with writer Jeph Loeb.

Most recently he has been working for Marvel's *X-Men* and as an Illustrator and designer for some videogames.

## Personal History

Campbell was born in East Tawas, Michigan. Early on, he and his family moved to Denver, Colorado. He is the eldest of his two siblings, a younger sister and a younger brother. He moved to San Diego in 1993 where he currently resides.

## Work History

* J. Scott Campbell/Writer
* J. Scott Campbell/Penciler
* J. Scott Campbell/Cover Artist
* J. Scott Campbell's Images as a Penciler
* J. Scott Campbell's Images as a Cover Artist

## External Links

* https://www.jscottcampbell.com/
* J. Scott Campbell at Wikipedia.org
* J. Scott Campbell at Marvel Database
Finland

Finland was previously taken over by Finnish superhuman Lemminkäinen Hämäläinen by affecting the people's minds. He made sure that the entire population was experimented on so he could have the country full of super powered beings. This forces Lemminkäinen's brother [[Jukko Hämäläinen (Wildstorm Uni

## Characteristics

### Population

8 million

**Finland** is a Nordic country situated in the Fennoscandian region of northern Europe. It borders Sweden on the west, Russia on the east, and Norway on the north, while Estonia lies to its south across the Gulf of Finland. The capital city is Helsinki.

## Alternate Realities

### Wildstorm Universe

Finland was previously taken over by Finnish superhuman Lemminkäinen Hämäläinen by affecting the people's minds. He made sure that the entire population was experimented on so he could have the country full of super powered beings. This forces Lemminkäinen's brother Jukko to stop him. Because of the feedback caused by Jukko's powers during his final confrontation with his brother, the entire country felt the pain of eight million Finns that had been killed. The results were fatal. Furthermore, Finland is still covered by this feedback which became known as the Masking Wall. After some time, the less than 2,000 surviving Finns emerged from the vast cemetery their country had become, reaching Sweden for medical care and revealing to the world what had happened in Finland.

Over time, the surviving Finns - all of them superhumans of some kind - decided that they would leave the Masking Wall up and turn their country into a haven for refugees all over the world, as long as they were willing to learn the Finnish language and weren't superhumans. This meant the Finns themselves would leave - but keep a watchful eye on Finland, and crush anybody trying something suspicious against their superhuman-free haven.

Since the World's End, Finland became one of the very few unaffected and safest places on Earth which houses large number of refugees thanks to the Masking Wall. However, The High, who has been helping bring refugees to The Wall, found reason to be suspicious of the activities within Finland. Eventually High's suspicion was proven correct as he infiltrated the nation, while depowered, and discover that Kherans have taken control of Finland under a brutal military reign. The reason for the Kherans' presence in Finland is that the generator powering the Masking Wall somehow snagged a quantum tether and opened a rift into the Bleed. And from within the Bleed, the Kheran warship, *The Red Blade*, was trapped in that space for ten millennia after banishing dimensional alien forces back into the Bleed. And with the rift open, *The Red Blade* escape and its crew, the Knights of Khera, planned to conquer and make Earth their new home.

## See Also

* Appearances of Finland
* Location Gallery: Finland
* Catalogued images related to Finland

## Links and References

* Finland at Wikipedia.org

1. ↑ *Stormwatch: Team Achilles*  #2
2. ↑ *Stormwatch: Team Achilles*  #8
1st Issue Special Vol 1 1

"Atlas": The Lizard King Hyssa raids a small Mediterranean village, enslaving and killing dozens of people. One youth named Atlas survives the attack, but his family is not quite so lucky. He comes under the care of a man named Chagra who recognizes t

## April, 1975

### Cover Artists

* Jack Kirby
* D. Bruce Berry
* Tatjana Wood

## Atlas

### Editors

* Jack Kirby
* Steve Sherman

*****1st Issue Special* #1**** is an issue of the series *1st Issue Special*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  April, 1975. It was published on January 23, 1975.

## Synopsis for "Atlas"

The Lizard King Hyssa raids a small Mediterranean village, enslaving and killing dozens of people. One youth named Atlas survives the attack, but his family is not quite so lucky. He comes under the care of a man named Chagra who recognizes that Atlas is from the Crystal Mountain. He protects Atlas from Hyssa's war party and after they leave, Atlas returns to his home community to find it burned to the ground. Recovering a shard from the Crystal Mountain, he swears revenge against King Hyssa.

Years pass, and Atlas grows into a powerful man gifted with Herculean strength and stamina. Chagra remains by his side and promises to lead Atlas to the beast responsible for killing his people if he in turn will lead him to the Crystal Mountain.

Atlas and Chagra reach the Lizard Kingdom where he exhibits more great feats of strength. He wins in a challenge against a man named Kargin and finds himself at odds with one of the King's nobles, a man who sends his slaves and archers to take him down. Atlas survives the conflict and continues on his quest.

## Appearing in "Atlas"

**Featured Characters:**

* Atlas ***(First appearance)***

**Supporting Characters:**

* Chagra

**Antagonists:**

* Kargin
* King Hyssa

* Crystal Mountain
* Lizard Kingdom

## Notes

* This issue is divided into four chapters:
	+ Atlas the Great!
	+ Atlas the Untamed
	+ Avenger
	+ The Human Lizard
* Atlas would reappear many years later in Superman storylines Superman: The Coming of Atlas and Superman: New Krypton.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the 1st Issue Special series
2002

2000 ·2001 · 2002 · 2003 · 2004

**2002** features two highlights for Batman: Ed Brubaker's "Bruce Wayne: Fugitive" and Jeph Loeb's "Hush", published back to back in *Batman*  (Volume 1). Brubaker also teams up with Darwyn Cooke for *Catwoman*  (Volume 3) and with Greg Rucka for *Gotham Central*  (Volume 1). Vertigo publishes two new series, which soon become fan favorites: *Y: The Last Man*  (Volume 1) and *Fables*  (Volume 1).

Dan DiDio joins the company as vice president–editorial.

## Titles

*The following comic titles debuted with a 2002 cover date:*

* *Gen 13*  (Volume 3)

*The following Comic titles were last published with a 2002 cover date:*

* *Gen 13*  (Volume 2)
Alea (Wildstorm Universe)

## Alea

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**Alea** is a member of Wildcore.

## History

Alea lived a relatively normal life with her boyfriend Guy on his family ranch in Oregon until the day a Daemonite killer turned up to slaughter him on orders of it's D'rahn masters. The aliens revealed that the Blackfoot family also carried alien blood in their veins, being part Kherubim, and that their races had been mortal enemies for centuries. Pildra, one of the D'rahn, slew Guy, then "enlightened" Alea, transforming her into a being covered in a crystalline exoskeleton. Before she could do anything more to her victim, Wildcore turned up, and the D'rahn fled.

As a result, her skin has become encased in a red crystalline exoskeleton. Exactly how she has been affected is unknown, but she seems to have enhanced strength and invulnerability. Whether Alea has been mentally changed beyond the trauma of evolving and the death of her boyfriend is not known at this time.

Branum is still in the process of running tests to assess the extent of her powers but it is slow-going as Guy's death have left deeper wounds than expected. Every now and then she throws a fit and starts calling for Guy, so much so that Brawl has to be around to restrain her as it seems only his strength can match hers.

The team of heroes took the grieving Alea with them when they left, and offered her a new life as part of their group. She stayed with them for some time, gradually getting over her loss, and was with Wildcore when they tried to stop a breakout at Purgatory Max. Along with most of the rest of the team, she is believed to have died there.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Crystalline Exo-Skeleton**: body is covered in a Red Crystalline exo-skeleton, which grants:
	+ **Superhuman Strength**
	+ **Superhuman Durability**
	+ **Energy Absorption**
		- **Energy Projection**

## Related

* Appearances of Alea (Wildstorm Universe)
* 2 Images featuring Alea (Wildstorm Universe)
* Quotations by or about Alea (Wildstorm Universe)
* Character Gallery: Alea (Wildstorm Universe)
Krypto the Superdog (TV Series)

Gallery

### Played by

Samuel Vincent, Brian Drummond, Alberto Ghisi, Scott McNeil, Tabitha St. Germain

## Summary

***Krypto the Superdog*** is an American animated television series produced by DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation, based on the DC Comics character Krypto. The program premiered on Cartoon Network on March 25, 2005. The series itself is aimed towards a younger demographic than most other DC Comics adapted cartoons, and does not take place within the same internal continuity as *Justice League*, *Batman: The Animated Series*, *The Batman* or even *Teen Titans*. The series also introduces the character of Kevin Whitney, a young boy who adopts Krypto and shares in many of his adventures. Notable DC Comics characters make guest appearances throughout the series including, Superman, Streaky the Supercat and Ace the Bathound.

## Principal Cast

* Samuel Vincent - Krypto
* Alberto Ghisi - Kevin Whitney
* Nicole Bouma - Snooky Wookums
* Tabitha St. Germain - Andrea Sussman, Melanie Whitney
* Michael Dobson - Bull Dog
* Brian Drummond - Streaky the Supercat, Mr. Whitney (Kevin's dad)
* Ellen Kennedy - Brainy Barker
* Peter Kelamis - Tail Terrier, Bud and Lou
* Terry Klassen - Tusky Husky, Waddles the Penguin
* Scott McNeil - Ace the Bat-Hound, Ignatius, Mertin the Magnificent
* Mark Oliver - Mechanikat, Superflea
* Nicole Oliver - Mrs. Whitney (Kevin's mom)
* Kelly Sheridan - Mammoth Mutt
* Lee Tockar - Stretch-O-Mutt
* Dale Wilson - Paw Pooch

### Additional voices

* Mark Acheson
* Kathleen Barr - Delilah, Isis
* Noel Callahan
* Louis Chirillo - Dogwood
* Michael Dangerfield - Superman
* Brian Dobson - Lex Luthor
* Phil Hayes
* Mark Hildreth
* Matt Hill - Griff
* Pam Hyatt
* Janyse Jaud
* Danny McKinnon
* Colin Murdock
* Ty Olsson - Drooly
* Russell Roberts
* Alvin Sanders
* Reese Thompson
* French Tickner
* Dave "Squatch" Ward
* Cathy Weseluck

## External Links

* Krypto the Superdog article at Wikipedia
* Krypto the Superdog Wiki
* Krypto the Superdog at Kids WB
David Wise

**David Wise** (*b.* February 1, 1955 – *d.*March 3, 2020) was a writer.

## Professional History

**David Wise** was a professional writer. He worked for *Filmation Associates* on the 1974 *Star Trek: The Animated Series*. He also wrote an episode of the Wonder Woman TV Series and later he worked on animated shows as *Transformers*; *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* and *Speed Racer*. He wrote some episodes for Batman: The Animated Series.

He was CEO of the multi-media company Go! Media Entertainment from 2005 - 2010 and most recently he wrote an episode for the *Doctor Who* audio series.

## Personal History

Wise was a talented kid as he began experimenting with animation and live-action film at the age of seven. At the age of sixteen, he dropped filmmaking in favor of writing.

## External Links

* David Wise at IMDb
* David Wise (writer) at Wikipedia.org
Debra Wilson

**Debra Wilson** (*b.* April 26, 1962) is an American actress who voiced Amanda Waller in several DC projects, including *Batman: The Enemy Within* and *My Adventures with Superman*.

## Work History

### Acting Credits

      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: My Adventures with Mad Science|]]
      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Zero Day Pt. 1|]]
      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Zero Day Pt. 2|]]

## External Links

* Debra Wilson at IMDb
* Debra Wilson at Wikipedia.org
Aphrodite (Alternative 838)

## Notes

* Aphrodite is the inverted gender version of Apollo.
* It is suggested in a poster on the street that Aphrodite and Nightshade are a couple as their male counterparts.

## Related

* Appearances of Aphrodite (Alternative 838)
* 2 Images featuring Aphrodite (Alternative 838)
* Quotations by or about Aphrodite (Alternative 838)
* Character Gallery: Aphrodite (Alternative 838)
All-Star Superman Vol 1

Cover Gallery

**All-Star Superman** began publication in January of 2006. The series takes place in an alternate continuity from that of the mainstream DC Universe.

## Overview

After receiving a fatal overdose of solar radiation from Lex Luthor, Superman went about completing several final tasks (including the creation of Earth-Q, the very universe in which the 'real world' exists) before flying into the sun to save it from poisoning by the tyrant star Solaris, repairing it from within. He left behind instructions to combine his genetic code with that of Lois Lane, siring a second Superman who would form the time-spanning Superman Squad that would defend this Earth for all time, led by the original Superman emerged from the sun as a near-divine golden being.

### Continuity differences

Clark Kent's "bumbling" demeanor is seen in this series, a throw-back to his early characterization, seen in particular prior to the retcon of the character in John Byrne's miniseries *The Man of Steel*, done after DC Comics' profound changes to its continuity in the limited series *Crisis on Infinite Earths*. As well, the specific manner in which Clark Kent reveals his dual identity to Lois Lane differs from the same occurrence (in 1993) in the regular DC Comics continuity, which took place only after Clark and Lois were romantically involved.

Another notable difference is that Lois refuses to believe that Clark and Superman are the same man, since Superman has been so convincing in his past efforts to make it appear the two are different people. (References are made to Bruce Wayne impersonating Clark, a ruse that was used numerous times during the Silver Age era of Superman.) Writer Grant Morrison, in an interview, describes the series as "the re-emergence of the original, Pre-Crisis Superman but with 20 years of history we haven't seen."

The continuity of this title is completely separate from those of all other All Star titles.

## Issues

* *All-Star Superman* #1
* *All-Star Superman* #2
* *All-Star Superman* #3
* *All-Star Superman* #4
* *All-Star Superman* #5
* *All-Star Superman* #6
* *All-Star Superman* #7
* *All-Star Superman* #8
* *All-Star Superman* #9
* *All-Star Superman* #10
* *All-Star Superman* #11
* *All-Star Superman* #12

## Collections

* *All-Star Superman Vol 1* (2007)
ISBN: 9781401209148
* *All-Star Superman Vol 2* (2010)
ISBN: 9781401218379
* *All-Star Superman* (2011)
ISBN: 978-1401232054
* *Absolute All-Star Superman* (2010)
ISBN: 9781401229177
* *All-Star Superman (DC Comics Black Label Edition)* (2018)
ISBN: 9781401290832

## Notes

* *All-Star Superman* inspired two Superman movies: *All-Star Superman*, a direct adaptation of the story, and the upcoming *Superman: Legacy*, which has been said to draw inspiration from it, particularly with the death of Jonathan Kent.

## See Also

* Cover Gallery: *All-Star Superman Vol 1*
* Images from *All-Star Superman Vol 1*
Jeremy Stone (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

## Maul

Gallery

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

## History

Jeremy Stone is a Crossbreed, a human-Kherubim hybrid with incredible powers. His father was the world-renowned archeologist Professor Stone. He joined the WildC.A.T.s to help fight the Daemonites.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Transformation**
* **Superhuman Strength**
* **Size Alteration**
* **Superhuman Durability**

## Notes

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

## Related

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

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook* #1
2006

2004 ·2005 · 2006 · 2007 · 2008

**2006** was the year of *Infinite Crisis*, a seven-issue limited series that served as a sequel to the 1985-86 max-series *Crisis on Infinite Earths*. Hot on the heels of *Infinite Crisis*, DC began publication of *52*, an appropriately named weekly maxi-series that ran for fifty-two weeks. *52* explored the backdrop of the DC Universe without the presence of major heroes such as Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman. Storylines from the rest of the titles jumped forward in time by one year, and examined many of the Crisis' lasting effects.

Superman returned to the big-screen in the Warner Bros film *Superman Returns*. The first live-action Superman movie in nearly twenty years, *Superman Returns* starred Brandon Routh in the title role, in a movie by Bryan Singer that was an unofficial sequel to Superman II. In September, the *Legion of Super-Heroes* animated series premiered on Kids WB. The series also featured the character of Superboy, but was referred to as Superman throughout the course of the series as DC lost the claim to the name to the Siegel/Shuster estates.

## Titles

*The following comic titles debuted with a 2006 cover date:*

* *All-Star Superman*  (Volume 1)
* *Gen 13*  (Volume 4)

*The following Comic titles were last published with a 2006 cover date:*

* *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
Alex (My Adventures with Superman)

## Alex

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  *What happens when he decides that having powers means he doesn't have to follow our laws anymore? If he really wanted to hurt us, what could we do about it? With how powerful Superman is, just him having a bad day could spell the end for us. Can you really say we're safer with him overhead?*
— ****Alex**** src
**Alex** was Anthony Ivo's assistant at AmazoTech, who aided him his attempts to destroy Superman.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

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

## Notes

* It is heavily implied that Alex is the series' incarnation of Lex Luthor or Alex Allston/Parasite.
* **Alex** is voiced by Max Mittelman.

## Related

* 3 Appearances of Alex (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Images featuring Alex (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Quotations by or about Alex (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Alex (My Adventures with Superman)

### Footnotes

This character has been primarily an enemy of Superman in any of his various incarnations, or members of the Superman Family. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Superman Villains* category."
1968

1966 ·1967 · 1968 · 1969 · 1970

**1968** marked a shift in editorial, soon leading to the end of the Silver Age and the start of the Bronze Age. Kinney gives art director Carmine Infantino the job of revitalizing the publisher. Out with the old, in with the new: legends such as Boring, Mooney, Papp, Binder and Siegel are let go in favor of new talent - like teenager Jim Shooter. Younger writers and artists - Joe Orlando, Joe Kubert, Mike Sekowsky - are placed in editorial roles so that DC might catch up with Marvel Comics again. Steve Ditko, Dick Giordano and Denny O'Neil join from Charlton.

## Creators

*The following creative talent are known to have been born in 1968:*

* Alex Sinclair
D'Tilluh (New Earth)

## King D'Tilluh

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**King D'Tilluh** was the Atlantean king in 45,000BC who appointed a newly incarnated Arion as Lord High Mage.

## History

Serving as one of the sorcerer's closest allies and second father figure, he was beloved by his people and those who served under him.

However, after Garn Daanuth's plot using his mind control to turn the people of Atlantis against Arion was foiled, he eventually became more secluded and committed suicide for perceiving himself to having failed his people. His eventual successor would be Arion.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Longer Lifespan**: D'Tiulluh possessed a longer lifespan than the average human, having lived for nearly two centuries.

### Abilities

* **Leadership**
* **Political Science**
* **Charisma**

### Weaknesses

* **Mental Disorder**: One of Garn's plots that involved having a mental thrall over him led to D'Tilluh's mental state to deteriorate some time after being released from it, shattering his confidence in his abilities as a leader.

## Notes

* Although this character was originally introduced during DC's Earth-One era of publication, their existence following the events of the 1985–86 limited series *Crisis on Infinite Earths* remains intact. However, some elements of the character's Pre-Crisis history may have been altered or removed for Post-Crisis New Earth continuity, and should be considered apocryphal.

## Trivia

* Though his true age is unknown, he was known to at least be over 183 years old before committing suicide.

## Related

* Appearances of D'Tilluh (New Earth)
* Images featuring D'Tilluh (New Earth)
* Quotations by or about D'Tilluh (New Earth)
* Character Gallery: D'Tilluh (New Earth)
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Divination de Ilyan Dio

J-G qui tend sa main à Ilyan pour lui offrir son contrat.

La **Divination de Ilyan Dio** est un évènement peu-marquant pour l'histoire du Gaulthisme, et est plutôt une side-story.

## Histoire

### Avant

Ilyan fut un enfant prodige sur l'informatique et surtout Microsoft Powerpoint. "Prodige" fut un mot assez léger pour décrire sa situation; "Professionnel Total" serait un terme plus approprié.

Il faisait des diaporamas Powerpoint amusants, et des fois, des vrais présentations vraiment impressionnantes.

### Début

Vu son jeune âge et son très haut potentiel d’autodidaxie, il attira l'attention de J-G.

J-G, par tentation de communiquer avec Ilyan, se manifesta dans son un de ses rêves. Ilyan n'y prêta pas attention, et pensa que c'était juste un rêve bizarre. Mais J-G n'a pas abandonné, et est réapparu la nuit prochaine pour lui dire qu'il est bien réel et qu'il voudrait lui parler. Toujours le même scénario arriva, mais avec une très légère inquiétude de la part du garçon.

Le jour même, Ilyan demanda d'aller aux toilettes en pleine classe, et le professeur accepta. Là, J-G se trouva devant ses yeux, en personne.Il lui offrit un contrat: en échange de 100 vœux, Ilyan devra amuser J-G quand il le lui demandera.Ilyan accepta sans hésiter le contrat, et serra la main de J-G, qui lui demanda de faire ses premiers vœux.

Voici la liste des vœux qu'Ilyan a fait ce jour ci:

* d'arrêter l'école (que pour lui)
* d'avoir du WiFi gratuit, illimité, partout où il allait, vitesse 10To/s
* d'avoir un ordinateur ultra-performant qui peut changer de taille (donc rentrer dans sa poche pour le ranger)
* que l'ordinateur ait une batterie infinie
* d'être immortel mais de pouvoir mourir sur commande (pas bête le gamin, hein?)
* ne plus jamais être fatigué ni avoir besoin de dormir
* qu'il soit un dieu des Powerpoints (ça veut dire quoi ça???)

### Dieu des Powerpoints

Il rentra chez lui et décida d'annoncer la nouvelle à son père et sa mère, qui ne le croyaient pas, et rirent. Il décida que sa vie se déroulera de cette façon: la jour sur Terre, la nuit au Paradis pour servir J-G.

Il commença sa carrière de "Dieu des Powerpoints" en demandant de "trouver des servants qui feraient les présentations pour lui". Si vous ne l'avez toujours pas remarqué, cette page, non, ce Wikipédia est écrit à sa demande (de façon réaliste, non, mais pour l'histoire, vous comprenez). Ces servants sont les Gaulthistes, et le sont à ce jour. N'ayez crainte, nous ne travaillons pas pour lui 24h/24, mais seulement de temps en temps.
Isaiah King (Wildstorm Universe)

### Relatives

Jackson King (Battalion, son) · Malcolm King (Belleraphon, son) , Mary King (wife)

## Origin

### Creators

Steven T. Seagle · Scott Clark

**Isaiah King** is **Despot**, the leader of WarGuard, a mutually assured destrution last resort weapon of SkyWatch.

## History

A member of the ill-fated Team One, King survived and was stationed on the Monitor One satellite, the precursor to the United Nations SkyWatch orbital platform. He was exposed to the Comet Effect which later drove him and the other scientists aboard insane, at the same time granting them incredible powers. They were forced into a cryogenic prison aboard SkyWatch and dubbed The WarGuard.

The United Nations activated the WarGuard when Daemonites threatened the Earth during the WildStorm Rising incident. Under Despot's leadership, the WarGuard refused to co-operate and crashed SkyWatch into Death Valley. Despot was later killed by Spartan and his own son, Battalion.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Telepathy**: Gifted with psychic powers since birth, King's natural abilities were increased a thousandfold when he was exposed to the Comet Effect. The result was King's transformation into the most powerful psionic being ever known to man.
	+ **Mind Control**: King can take control of other people's minds.
* **Telekinesis**: He has been known to use his telekinesis to augment his strength and to fly.[*citation needed*]
	+ **Flight**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**

## Trivia

* Isaiah has appeared in the following non-WildStorm publications: Overstreet's Fan #2

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Isaiah King (Wildstorm Universe)
* 2 Images featuring Isaiah King (Wildstorm Universe)
* Quotations by or about Isaiah King (Wildstorm Universe)
* Character Gallery: Isaiah King (Wildstorm Universe)

## External Links

* Isaiah's profile at the Image Comics Database
* Isaiah's profile at the Hey Kids Comics! Wiki
Joel de la Fuente

**Joel de la Fuente** (*b.* April 21, 1969) is an American actor who voiced Sam Lane in *My Adventures With Superman*.

## Professional History

In 2023, Joel de Fuente voiced the role of Samuel Lane in *My Adventures with Superman* in his first voice acting role.

## Work History

### Acting Credits

      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: My Adventures with Mad Science|]]
      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Zero Day Pt. 1|]]
      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Zero Day Pt. 2|]]
      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Hearts of the Fathers|]]

## External Links

* Joel de la Fuente at IMDb
* Joel de la Fuente (actor) at Wikipedia.org
1994

1992 ·1993 · 1994 · 1995 · 1996

**1994** continues the trend started in the previous year. Wonder Woman loses her title to Artemis of Bana-Mighdall, Hal Jordan goes mad clearing the stage for Kyle Rayner, and Green Arrow meets his son, Connor Hawke. The Flash comics are refreshed with Impulse, the grandson of Barry Allen from the future. DC attempts to re-align its continuity with Zero Hour: Crisis in Time!, which establishes a new, fixed timeline and removes some early confusing stories from continuity.

## Titles

*The following comic titles debuted with a 1994 cover date:*

* *Gen 13*  (Volume 1)
* *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)

*The following Comic titles were last published with a 1994 cover date:*

* *Gen 13*  (Volume 1)

## Characters

*Selected 1994 character debuts. See all.*

* Majestros (Wildstorm Universe)
* Amanda Reed (Wildstorm Universe)
* Isaiah King (Wildstorm Universe)
* Drake Jones (Wildstorm Universe)
Albert Ferrus (Wildstorm Universe)

## Black Anvil

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Albert Ferrus was a superhero, under the name Black Anvil, in the 1940's and possibly earlier.

## History

While attending city college, Ferrus was noted for being the best in football in which his home team score enormous wins, and was cited by a rival football coach of Tarryon University in the newspaper editorial, "like he's hammering on an anvil" regarding to the number of injured players tackled by Ferrus and causing Tarryon University to call off the game. Ferrus was later abducted into the Number of the Beast program and have been serving with the Paladins in the virtual 'City'. Eventually Ferrus and the other prisoners of the NOTB program escaped due to the help of the High.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Unique Physiology**
	+ **Invulnerability**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**

## Notes

* Black Anvil briefly first appeared in *Wildstorm: Revelations*  #3 before his full appearance in *Number of the Beast*  #1.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Albert Ferrus (Wildstorm Universe)
* 3 Images featuring Albert Ferrus (Wildstorm Universe)
* Quotations by or about Albert Ferrus (Wildstorm Universe)
* Character Gallery: Albert Ferrus (Wildstorm Universe)
William Somerset (Wildstorm Universe)

## General Somerset

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**William Somerset** was an American General who spearheaded the Reaper Initiative, as a response to his wearisome concern of the Number of the Beast Program created by Zebulon McCandless.

## History

He was alerted to The High's introduction to the NOTB Program and it's compromise, which forced him to activate the Reapers to eliminate the NOTB's post-human prisoners. However, the Reapers were compromised from their original programming upon entering the Bleed and running worldwide devastation. Somerset was confronted by The High himself at the Pentagon where he was demanded by the said hero into deactivating the Reapers. He insisted that there was nothing he or his government can do to stop the Reapers in which this was asserted by the Daemonite Slyxx - who was the co-conspirator of the NOTB Program - who informed The High that the Reapers would destroy the world. Somerset was then warned by The High that he will be punished for creating the Reapers and his association with the NOTB before The High departed. Afterward, he discovered his personnel were murdered by Slyxx, who informed Somerset that he had contacted the Daemonite command-creche of Earth's inevitable destruction with the words "mission accomplished" - implying that the Daemonites had a hand in wasting the planet. Somerset's fate following Armageddon remains unknown.

## Related

* Appearances of William Somerset (Wildstorm Universe)
* 1 Images featuring William Somerset (Wildstorm Universe)
* Quotations by or about William Somerset (Wildstorm Universe)
* Character Gallery: William Somerset (Wildstorm Universe)
Apollo (Flowers for the Sun)

## Origin

### Creators

Warren Ellis · Bryan Hitch

  *To me--**he** looked like the Sun.*
— **Midnighter** src

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Superhuman Reflexes**
* **Superhuman Strength**

## Related

* Appearances of Apollo (Flowers for the Sun)
* 1 Images featuring Apollo (Flowers for the Sun)
* Quotations by or about Apollo (Flowers for the Sun)
* Character Gallery: Apollo (Flowers for the Sun)
Hadrian (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

## Spartan

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

## History

The Kherubim warrior Hadrian was tired of the war with the Daemonites and fled to Earth to start a life and a family. Daemonites eventually traced him to Earth, and after attacking and his fiancé, left him for dead. Jacob Marlowe and Void could only save his life so by transferring his mind into a cybernetic body. As the most powerful warrior at their disposal, he became the leader of the WildC.A.T.s.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Cybernetic Enhancement**
* **Enhanced Intellect**
* **Energy Blasts**

### Abilities

* **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**
* **Firearms**
* **Leadership**
* **Tactical Analysis**

## Notes

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

## Related

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

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook* #1
1999

1997 ·1998 · 1999 · 2000 · 2001

Last year's Cataclysm turns into No Man's Land in **1999**. In this massive event published across all Batman family titles, Gotham City is separated from the mainland and abandoned by the government, forcing factions to fend for themselves. The event is so large it frequently features a city map to maintain an overview of the changing state of affairs.

Geoff Johns makes his debut for DC Comics with the creation of Courtney Whitmore in *Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.*  (Volume 1).

Vertigo starts several acclaimed series this year: *Lucifer: The Morningstar Option*  (Volume 1) (as a prelude to an ongoing the next year), *100 Bullets*  (Volume 1), *Human Target*  (Volume 1) and *Sandman Presents*  (Volume 1).

## Titles

*The following comic titles debuted with a 1999 cover date:*

* *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)

## Characters

*Selected 1999 character debuts. See all.*

* Hark (Wildstorm Universe)
1993

1991 ·1992 · 1993 · 1994 · 1995

In **1993**, DC shakes things up to counter the changing market. They let go of the stale heroes of yesteryear: Superman dies, Batman gets his back broken and (the next year) Wonder Woman loses her title to a challenger. They get darker, edgier and hipper successors: Azrael and Artemis, and Superman gets four.

All the more mature titles that were popularized by the British Invasion get their own imprint: Vertigo, helmed by Karen Berger. Titles like *Swamp Thing*  (Volume 2), *Hellblazer*  (Volume 1) and *Shade, the Changing Man*  (Volume 1) were moved to the new banner. Piranha Press is reshaped into Paradox Press, an imprint for non-superhero graphic novels like *A History of Violence* and *Road to Perdition*.

Milestone Media is founded by Dwayne McDuffie, Denys Cowan, Michael Davis and Derek T. Dingle. The company, which enters into a licensing agreement with DC to get their comics published, was founded out of frustration with the underrepresentation of minorities. They publish Icon and Rocket, Hardware, Static and the Blood Syndicate.

## Characters

*Selected 1993 character debuts. See all.*

* Nikolas Kamarov (Wildstorm Universe)
* Defile (Wildstorm Universe)
* Lauren Pennington (Wildstorm Universe)
DC Television

A comprehensive list of television series based on DC Comics publications. See also lists for DC Movies and DC Videogames.

## Animated Series

### Ongoing Animated Series

*My Adventures with Superman*(2023 - present)

## Shorts

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## External links

* Wikipedia's list of TV series based on DC Comics
2000

1998 ·1999 · 2000 · 2001 · 2002

**2000** has two crossovers of magical mayhem: Sins of Youth, a (predominantly) Young Justice storyline that sees Klarion change children to adults and vice versa, and Emperor Joker, where Joker acquires Mister Mxyzptlk's powers and takes on Superman.

To tie into the new millennium, *Superman: Y2K* #1 is published, which combines computer generated art with conventional drawing. Though not a major event itself, its fallout of B13 Technology will influence Metropolis for several years. Greg Rucka picks up *Detective Comics*  (Volume 1) after No Man's Land, with storylines Evolution and Officer Down as part of the New Gotham era. After gaining a higher profile in No Man's Land, Huntress gets a revised origin in *Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood*  (Volume 1).

## Creators

*The following Comic titles were last published with a 2000 cover date:*

* *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
Leslie Willis (My Adventures with Superman)

## Livewire

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**Livewire** (real name **Leslie Willis**) is a callous and violent criminal with electrokinetic powers, and an enemy of Superman and Agent Slade.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Electrokinesis**
	+ **Flight**

### Abilities

* **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**
* **Leadership**
* **Tactical Analysis**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of Livewire. The original character was created by Evan Dorkin and Sarah Dyer and first appeared in *Superman Adventures* #5.
* **Leslie Willis** is voiced by Zehra Fazal.

## Related

* 6 Appearances of Leslie Willis (My Adventures with Superman)
* 3 Images featuring Leslie Willis (My Adventures with Superman)
* Quotations by or about Leslie Willis (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Leslie Willis (My Adventures with Superman)

### Footnotes

This character has been primarily an enemy of Superman in any of his various incarnations, or members of the Superman Family. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Superman Villains* category."

**Suicide Squad member**This character is or was a member of the *Suicide Squad*, a team of imprisoned super-villains who perform high-risk missions for the U.S. Government in exchange for commuted sentences, in any of its various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Suicide Squad members*" category.
Darrell Brown

**Darrell Brown** is an American voice actor who has provided his voice to shows, video games, commercials, movie trailers, and narration.

## 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: Let's Go to Ivo Tower, You Say|]]
      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Zero Day Pt. 1|]]
      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: Hearts of the Fathers|]]

## External Links

Official Website

* Darrell Brown at IMDb
Image Comics

Gallery

**Image Comics** is an American comic book publisher. WildStorm Productions began as an imprint of Image until its sale to DC in 1999.

## History

It was founded in 1992 by seven high-profile illustrators as a venue where creators could publish their material without giving up the copyrights to the characters they created, as creator-owned properties. Image's success has significantly changed the position of creators in the comic book industry. Along with Marvel, DC and Dark Horse, Image Comics is one of the four largest comic book publishers in America.

### Crossovers with DC Comics

* **Spawn/Batman**
* **Batman/Spawn**
* **Superman & Savage Dragon**
* **Thundercats/Battle of the Planets**

## See Also

* Pages related to Image Comics
* Image Comics Characters

## Links and References

* Official Website
* Image Comics wiki
* Image Comics at Wikipedia.org
Dark Nights: Metal

In the chaos of the invasion, The Salesmen escaped to Prime Earth. Derek James gained super powers after ending up in the Dark Multiverse. The Source Wall was broken as a result of the Justice League reached out to everyone on Earth Element X and raise it bac

### Villains

Barbatos; Dark Knights; The Batman Who Laughs

### Creators

Scott Snyder · Greg Capullo

**Dark Nights: Metal** is a 2017–2018 event, written by Scott Snyder with art by Greg Capullo. The event tells the story of an invasion of Earth 0 by monstrous counterparts of Batman, from a place called the Dark Multiverse, led by the demon Barbatos.

## History

### Aftereffects of The Dark Multiverse

In the chaos of the invasion, The Salesmen escaped to Prime Earth. Derek James gained super powers after ending up in the Dark Multiverse. The Source Wall was broken as a result of the Justice League reached out to everyone on Earth Element X and raise it back from the Dark Multiverse. It also resulted in the the Darkstars and the Dark Pantheon coming to the Prime Earth universe while Atlantis rose back from the sea.

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## Issues

### Prelude

**Dark Days**

* *Dark Days: The Forge* #1
* *Dark Days: The Casting* #1

### Core Issues

* *Dark Nights: Metal* #1
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #2
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #3
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #4
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #5
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #6

### One Shots

* *Batman: Lost* #1 (Between issues 3 and 4)
* *Hawkman: Found* #1 (Between issues 4 and 5)
* *Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt* #1 (Between issues 5 and 6)

**Dark Knights one-shots**

* *Batman: The Red Death* #1
* *Batman: The Murder Machine* #1
* *Batman: The Dawnbreaker* #1
* *Batman: The Drowned* #1
* *Batman: The Merciless* #1
* *Batman: The Devastator* #1
* *The Batman Who Laughs* #1

### Crossovers

**Gotham Resistance** (Between Issues 2 and 3)

* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #12
* *Nightwing* (Volume 4) #29
* *Suicide Squad* (Volume 5) #26
* *Green Arrow* (Volume 6) #32

**Bats Out Of Hell** (Between issues 3 and 4)

* *The Flash* (Volume 5) #33
* *Justice League* (Volume 3) #32
* *Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps* #32
* *Justice League* (Volume 3) #33

## Notes

Series spinning out of the event (New Age of DC Heroes):

* *The Curse of Brimstone*  (Volume 1)
* *Damage*  (Volume 2)
* *The Immortal Men*  (Volume 1)
* *New Challengers*  (Volume 1)
* *Sideways*  (Volume 1)
* *The Silencer*  (Volume 1)
* *The Terrifics*  (Volume 1)
* *The Unexpected*  (Volume 3)

## Trivia

* The event reintroduces Carter Hall/Hawkman into the main continuity.

## Recommended Reading

* *Batman*  (Volume 2)
* Dark Nights: Death Metal
Kyle Nimbus (My Adventures with Superman)

## Mist

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The **Mist** (real name **Kyle Nimbus**) is a clumsy and awkward thief and Intergang member, as well as an enemy of Superman.

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* **Alien Technology**
	+ **Invisibility**
	+ **Molecular Reconstruction**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of the Mist. The original character was created by Gardner Fox and Jack Burnley and first appeared in *Adventure Comics* #67.
* **Mist** is voiced by Lucas Grabeel.

## Recommended Reading

* *My Adventures with Superman*: "My Interview with Superman"

## Related

* 4 Appearances of Kyle Nimbus (My Adventures with Superman)
* 3 Images featuring Kyle Nimbus (My Adventures with Superman)
* Quotations by or about Kyle Nimbus (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Kyle Nimbus (My Adventures with Superman)

### Footnotes

This character has been primarily an enemy of Superman in any of his various incarnations, or members of the Superman Family. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Superman Villains* category."

**Suicide Squad member**This character is or was a member of the *Suicide Squad*, a team of imprisoned super-villains who perform high-risk missions for the U.S. Government in exchange for commuted sentences, in any of its various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Suicide Squad members*" category.
Alternative 838

Gallery

Alternative 838 is similar to the Wildstorm Universe, except that gender roles are reversed.

## Residents

* Meritocracy
	+ Aphrodite
	+ Engineer
	+ Jackie Hawksmoor
	+ John Sparks
	+ Nightshade
	+ "Swift" (unnamed Swift's male counterpart)
* President Hillary Clinton

## Notes

* Alternative 838 apparently bears the same relationship to Wildstorm that Earth-11 does to New Earth.

## See Also

* Characters from Alternative 838
* Other things related to Alternative 838
* Alternative 838's Comic Appearances
* Reality Gallery: Alternative 838
Majestic: Strange New Visitor (Collected)

## Majestic: Strange New Visitor

* Cover
* Textless

## **Majestic**

**Rated T for Teen (12+)**

**Majestic: Strange New Visitor** is a collection of the crossover storyline Strange New Visitor, in which Wildstorm's Mister Majestic visits the DC continuity.

## Issues

* *Action Comics* #811
* *Adventures of Superman* #624
* *Majestic* #1
* *Majestic* #2
* *Majestic* #3
* *Majestic* #4
* *Superman* (Volume 2) #201

## Related

* Majestic
* *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
Chris Parnell

**Chris Parnell** (*b.* February 5, 1967) is an American actor and comedian who narrates *Batman: The Audio Adventures* and voices Slade Wilson on *My Adventures with Superman*.

## Professional History

Chris Parnell is a prolific American comedian, best known for his role as Jerry Smith on *Rick and Morty*. He also portrayed various roles on the sketch series *Saturday Night Live*, Leo Spaceman on *30 Rock*, and Cyril Figgis on *Archer*.

## Work History

### Acting Credits

      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: You Will Believe a Man Can Lie|]]

## External Links

* Chris Parnell at IMDb
* Chris Parnell at Wikipedia.org