Marvel Hero's
People forget him
Forget me not
Long before the Hulk existed, this cosmic alien menace dominated early 60s Marvel comics. Recently revived in The Immortal Hulk series, Xemnu uses terrifying, hypnotic mind control to manipulate the media and turn the public against legitimate heroes.
Xemnu the Titan
Who were the two characters that interconnected Marvel and DC
The Brothers
Flash's main villain
Reverse flash
is fast
Flash
a brilliant physicist and decorated veteran who gained energy-absorption powers after an antimatter reactor accident. He possesses Superman-level strength, flight, and can manipulate antimatter
Adam Brashear/Blue Marvel
A foe of Howard the Duck, Lester (a former journalist turned scientist) gave himself a bell-shaped head after shooting off a finger in an accident. He literally rings his own head like a gong to manipulate the minds of his enemies
Doctor Bong
can control weather
storm
Superman villain
Just name one
says a word to turn into a new form
Shazam
a half-human, half-Contraxian with zero-energy powers. He wears a specialized containment suit to stop himself from exploding, and he can fly and fire powerful energy beams.
Jack of Hearts
Who was the leader of the anti-mutant group in the timeline where mutants had to make a safe haven from metal tower
Frank Castle
this actor likes Marvel<DC
Hint he has been in both
Ryan Reynolds
represents a animal and is a villain of a justice league member
Penguin
banish's evil beings who go through time
Dr Fate
A unique hero capable of blending two brothers into one powerful, three-dimensional being with superhuman strength, speed, and enhanced senses. [1
A deeply troubled businessman, Jackson Weele, sunk his entire fortune into building a massive, mechanical, indestructible hamster wheel in a desperate attempt to get revenge on Rocket Racer
Big Wheel
what actor made these characters aura farm
Ben Affleck
green lantern main villain
Sinestro
known as the "DC" one above all
Dr Manhattan
A one-time cyborg lobster who makes very rare, sporadic, and hilarious appearances in niche, interdimensional comic runs.
Bill the Lobster
A literal brick wall (yes, an actual masonry structure) created by Spider-Man's creator, Steve Ditko, that was imbued with sentience and used as an enemy for amateur heroes.
The Wall
Name the Thanos of Dc
darkseid
similar to hulk
Doomsday
cannibalist
green arrow