Marvel Heroes
With his first appearance in Giant-Size X-Men #1, this hero is the son of Mystique and Destiny (Previously Azazel), who has the abilities to teleport short distances
Who is Night Crawler (Kurt Wagner)
“With his first appearance in Daredevil #131 (1976), this villain is known for his near-perfect accuracy with virtually any object used as a weapon
Who is Bullseye (Benjamin Poindexter or Lester)
This superhero team was primarily made up of major superhero sidekicks, who debuted in 1964
Who are the Teen Titans
Known for being both a stage magician and a superhero, this character's powers include being able to manipulate reality by having to cast spells backwards
Who is Zatanna Zatara
After debuting in Wonder Woman #6, this villain gains enhanced speed and predatory abilities after becoming cursed through ancient ritualistic power, later becoming one of Wonder Woman's most common and recurring villains
Who is Cheetah
First appearing in Howard the Duck Vol. 6 #1, this Marvel character uses her awareness of comic book conventions to survive within the Marvel Universe and is most notably known for being the primary owner of Jeff the Baby Land Shark
Who is Gwenpool (Gwen Poole)
the name of Spider-man's most prolific villain team that he faces, who originally debuted in 1964
(Bonus for naming the classic team line-up)
Who are the Sinister Six (Doc Oc, Electro, Kraven the Hunter, Mysterio, Sandman, Vulture)
First appearing in Justice League of America #75, this vigilante frequently operates alongside Green Arrow and is known for using a powerful metahuman sonic ability
Who is Black Canary (Dinah Lance)
This villain kidnapped Damian Wayne and Alfred Pennyworth in Batman Vol. 3 #77, and snapped the neck of Alfred and killing him
Who is Bane
Who is Luke Cage
a primarily all-female team of crimefighters operating in Gotham City who officially debuted in 1995, starting originally with the core duo of Black Canary and Oracle
Who are Birds of Prey
Unlike most Gotham heroes who operate in the shadows at night, this character is Gotham’s designated daylight protector who debuted in Batman Vol. 2 #21
Who is Signal (Duke Thomas)
This supervillain was created as a clone of Superman, typically seen as an "imperfect opposite", he later debuted in Red Hood and the Outlaws (Vol. 2) #2 as a staple member of the team
Who is Bizarro
First appearing in X-Men #130, this mutant heroine channels sound into powerful light-based attacks while maintaining a career in music and entertainment
Who is Dazzler (Alison Blaire)
First assembled in Marvel comics during the 1970s, this loosely organized superhero team included Doctor Strange, Hulk, and Namor among its founding members
Who are the Defenders
With his first appearance in 1985, this time-traveling hero from the 25th century is known for seeking fame and fortune, and heroism
Who is Booster Gold (Micheal Carter)
In a controversial 1977 storyline "Death of a Prince", this Villain became known as one of the first villains to explicitly kill a child in a comic run
(Bonus for the cause of death)
Who is Black Manta (Suffocation)
In Moon Knight: City of the Dead, Moon Knight's more well known romances, Layla El-Faouly, picks up this hero mantle to help Marc Spector
Who is Scarlet Scarab
A team built from Gotham's most popular female villains, originally formed as a trio in a comic run produced in 2009
Who are the Gotham City Sirens