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• Huntress (DC)
  The '''Huntress''' is the name of several characters in the [[:Category:DC|DC Universe]]. ...gan her career as the hero Tigress, working with the original [[Manhunter (DC)|Manhunter]], and joining the [[All-Star Squadron]]. However, she was nearl
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• Green Goblin
  ...n at that time. After killing him, he became the Hobgoblin. Operating as a supervillain, he attacked a local think tank, and was confronted by Spider-Man. Catching In appearance, the Green Goblin was a masked supervillain identity who wore a distinct green costume that resembled that of a humanoi
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• Atomic Skull
  ...'''Atomic Skull''' is a name of several characters from the [[:Category:DC|DC Universe]]. Originally student '''Joseph Martin''', he was mutated by the [[Dominators (DC)|Dominators]]' [[Gene-Bomb|gene-bomb]] that exploded during the [[Invasion]
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• Vandal Savage
  '''Vandal Savage''' is a comic book supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. ...icsV1-895Textless.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Luthor encounters Savage in Action Comics v1 #895.]]
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• Krypton
  [[File:ActionComicsV2-5Textless.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Krypton in Action Comics v2 #5.]] '''Krypton''' is a planet that features in [[DC Comics]].
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• Hobgoblin (Marvel)
  ...n Goblin. These came to include diagrams and formulas that he used in that supervillain persona. This was because he wanted them as source material for an eventual *In [[2009]], [[IGN]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20100809124321/http://comics.ign.com/top-100-villains/57.html listed] in their top 100 comic book villai
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• Volthoom
  '''Voltoom''' is a comic supervillain that features in [[DC Comics]]. ...oom crawling around intrusively in his mind. However, its usage made him a supervillain allowing him to join the ranks of the Crime Syndicate. Following Alexander
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• Power Ring (Crime Syndicate)
  '''Power Ring''' is a male comic supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. [[Category:DC Comics Supervillains]]
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• Riddler
  The '''Riddler''' is a male comic supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. [[File:DetectiveComicsV1-140.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The Riddler in Detective Comics v1 #140.]]
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• Amazo
  '''Amazo''' is a robot comic supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. ...r powers, the Justice League came to lack their abilities with the [[Atom (DC)|Atom]] proposing a solution. [[Ray Palmer]] suggested they repurpose Amazo
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• Lord Chaos (DC)
  '''Lord Chaos''' is a male comic supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. *[https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Long_(Team_Titans) DC Database Entry]
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• Ra's al Ghul
  '''Ra's al Ghul''' is a male comic supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. ... Gotham City, Batman, and she killed Dr. Darrk in self-defense. (Detective Comics v1 #411)
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• Achilles Milo
  '''Achilles Milo''' is a male comic supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. ...th the virus, then release them into the city. He was stopped by [[Batman (DC Animated)|Batman]] when he and [[Jessie]] fell through thin ice over a lake
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• Doctor Doom
  '''Doctor Doom''' is a male comic supervillain who features in [[Marvel Comics]]. ...e man would be forced to flee his country where he came to be known as the supervillain [[Dreadknight (Marvel)|Dreadknight]]. (Iron Man v1 #102)
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• Kang (Marvel)
  '''Kang''' is a male comic supervillain who features in [[Marvel Comics]]. ...d to a crushing defeat of the Avengers, with the destruction of Washington DC and the surrender of Earth. Eventually a band of Avengers managed to rebel
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• Metahuman
  '''Metahuman''' are a species that features in [[DC Comics]]. ... they reverse engineered their technology that was used to arm a [[Vulcan (DC)|line of fire]] to fight off any future invasion by them. (Son of Vulcan v2
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• Brainiac
  '''Brainiac''' is a comic extraterrestrial supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. [[File:ActionComicsV1-242.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Brainiac 1.0 in Action Comics v1 #242.]]
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• Doctor Death
  ..., an alias of the supervillain [[Doctor Death (DC)|Karl Hellfern]] in ''DC Comics'' ...f James Bradley aka [[Doctor Nemesis (Marvel)|Doctor Nemesis]] in ''Marvel Comics''
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• Justice Lords
  The '''Justice Lords''' are a supervillain team that features in [[DC Comics]]. ...to prison, he would find a way back to power. This resulted in [[Superman (DC Animated)|Superman]] killing Luthor with his heat vision, and decides he li
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• Barbara Ann Minerva
  '''Barbara Ann Minerva''' is a female comic supervillain who features in [[DC Comics]]. The Cheetah was later recruited to join Lex Luthor's [[Legion of Doom (DC)|Legion of Doom]]. (Justice League v4 #2)
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