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Aaryamaan, Indian space hero
Abbadon, enemy of the Watch
Abbey Chase, member of Danger Girl
ABC Warriors, robot warriors from 2000 A.D.
Abelard Snazz, The Man with the Double Decker Brain
Aberdeen Angus, Marvel Warpie
Abe Sapien, aquatic ally of Hellboy
Abhay, Indian superhero
Abraham, Italian interpretation of the vampire hunter van Helsing
Abraxas, Canadian hero
Abslom Daak, Dalek Killer from Doctor Who
Absolute, Big Bang hero
AC-DC, Warpie from Captain Britain, member of the Cherubim
The Ace, Canadian hero
Ace Hart, 1940's British superhero
Ace Lightning, CGI Hero
Ace McCloud, Centurions
Ace of Diamonds, Lone Star heroine
Ace of Space, Quality comics hero
Ace of Wands, 1960's British television magician and crime buster
Ace Rimmer, from Red Dwarf: What a guy!
"Ace" Watson, Alpha Corps
Acromaid, British heroine
Ackroyd, Jay, Private Detective Ace known as Popinjay
Actionfolksinger, folk singing hero
Actionfolkwife, ally of Actionfolksinger
Action Force, British version of G.I. Joe published in Battle comic
Adam, Tomorrow People, leader of the 1990's version
Adam, Mutant X
Adam Adamant, 19th century adventurer unleashed in the 1960's; TV hero
Adamant, member of the Faze 1 Fazers
Adam Crown, member of the Knights of Pendragon; possessed by the Pendragon spirit which once empowered King Arthur
Adam Destine, immortal father of the Clan Destine
Adam Eterno, immortal wanderer through time who cannot die, save from a weapon made from gold
Adapt, member of the Watch capable of transforming into inorganic substances
Adept, Strikeforce: Morituri
Adhemar, Belgian hero
Adiri Atchelet, Israeli superheroes
Admiral Jumbo, young lad with an army of robotic toy soldiers - also known as General Jumbo
Admiral Nemesis, hi-tech pirate and foe of Aquavenger
Adventure Girl, New Zealand heroine
Aerial Assassin, Web-Master
Aerialist, Dark Horse character
Aerobica, Catfish Comics
Aesculpian, member of the Potentate
Afro Man, Discotronic Funk Commando
Agent Gabriel, agent of RCX
Agent Michael, agent of RCX
Agent Midnight, Canadian hero, leader of the Canadian Liberty League
Agent Rat, from 2000 A.D.
Agent 13, pulp style hero of a game from TSR and a series of books
Agent 327, Dutch spy
Agni, Indonesian hero
Agniputra, Indian superhero
Agro, Genie, friend of Barry Moon
Aguila Negra, Mexican cowboy
Aguila Roja, Mexican hero
Aguila Solitaria, winged Native American
Aguiluz, Mulawin
Air Ace, first publicly recognised superhero of the Astro City universe
Airboy, Golden age hero from Hillman comics
Airboy, the son of the original Airboy, revived by Eclipse in the 1980's - youthful aviator with unusual plane
Airmale, Golden age hero
Air Man, Golden age hero with winged costume
Airman, revived version of above as one of the Protectors
Ajax, Golden Age hero
Ajys, Freedom Collective
A.J. Raffles, The Amateur Cracksman, one of the first "gentleman burglars" in English literature
Akane, love interest for Ranma Saotome
A-Ko, Japanese schoolgirl with superhuman strength
Alamid, Filipino hero
Alan Black, Esper assassin
Albert Destine, one of the more elderly members of the Clan Destine
Albion, W.W.I hero empowered by the Pendragon spirit, now back as one of the Knights of Pendragon
Albrecht Strong, son of Tom Strong, raised a Nazi
Al Change, humorous character from the Topper, master of disguise
Alea, member of Wildcore, from the Wildstorm universe
El Alemain, Golden Age character
Alex Mack, young girl given superpowers by exposure to chemicals, played by Larissa Oleynik
Ali and his Baba, a baby protected by a genie, humorous character from the Sparky comic
Alias X, Golden age hero
Aliff, leader of the Seraphim
Alison Double, friend of Betsy Braddock, telepath and former member of the STRIKE Psi Division
All-American, Astro City hero with a baseball motif
Allan a Dale, a wandering minstrel, traditional member of Robin Hood's Merry Men
Allan Quatermain, great white hunter created by H. Rider Haggard
Allan Quatermain, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Alligator, one of the Astro City Irregulars
All Winners Squad, post-WWII hero team
Ally, superhero who gained powers through a medical accident
Alma Grande, Mexican hero
Alpha Flight, Canadian superhero team, created by Chris Claremont and John Byrne for Marvel Comics
Alpha Korps, government superhero team
Alpha Major, Canadian hero
Altar Boy, the sidekick of the Confessor
Altaru, Filipino hero
Altertron, member of Codename: Strikeforce
A.L.2000, Australian robot hero
Alucard, Japanese vampire hero
Alwina, Mulawin heroine
Alyssa, Filipino heroine
Amadeus Wolf, name given to Cursitor Doom when he was reprinted by Quality Comics in the 1980's
@man, Canadian spoof hero, from the Angloman universe
Amanda, Immortal thief
Amanhecer, Brazilian hero
Amazing Girl, member of Project Youngblood, DNAgents Universe
Amazing-Man, Golden age hero
Amazing Man, revived version of the above as one of the Protectors
The Amazing Three, British superhero team consisting of Tanya, Oakman and the Blue Wizard
Amazing Three, Japanese team of alien explorers disguised as everyday animals
Amazon, leader of Force 7
Amber, member of the DNAgents
Ambrose, youthful looking magician from the Elementals universe
Ambrosius, Dutch paranormal investigator
America Man, member of the A-Men who fought the Southern Squadron in Australia
The American, early Dark Horse hero, a different take on the super-patriot hero type
American Ace, Golden Age character
American Athlete, insane hero seeking legal aid
American Avenger, Timely Comics hero
American Crusader, Golden age hero
American Dragon, cartoon hero
American Eagle, Golden age hero
American Flagg, Howard Chaykin's future cop
American Knight, patriotic hero
American Maid, patriotic heroine from the Tick Universe
The Americano, member of the A-Men, hispanic superhero
American Shield, The second Impact Shield
American Woman, patriotic heroine from Antarctic Press
Ami, Tomorrow People, member of the 1990's version
Amigoman, Latin American Avenger
Amok, Italian avenger
Amokk, Hyperkind
Anansi, Astro City hero
Anansi, Elementals
Anathema, enemy of the O-Men
Anderson, Psi Judge from Mega City One, sometimes partner of Judge Dredd
Andor, foe of the THUNDER Agents
AndrAla, Games sprite, lover of Matrix, from Mainframe in the world of the Reboot cartoon
Andras, demon from the Howling
Andrée, Naline, Canadian feline heroine
Andrew, Tomorrow People, Scottish youth who joined the original version towards the end of their run
Andrews, Simon, member of the Night Krew
The Android Emperor, robot controlling enemy of the British version of the Spider
Angel, not the vampire, but Harry Angel, the man with the inbuilt computer, from 2000 A.D.
Angel, this time it's the vampire with a soul
Angel, Golden Age Timely hero
Angela, Gargoyles
Angel Ace, Filipino heroine
Angel Summoner, partner of BMX Bandit
Angilas, giant Japanese monster, foe of Godzilla
Anglo Ace, promotional hero from British comics, selling Bubble Gum
Angloman, Canadian spoof superhero
Anibal 5, Mexican cyborg
Aníbal Gris, Spanish hero
Animal Lad, British humorous strip character able to transform into a variety of creatures
The Animal Man, Johnny Future foe
Animal Man, DC hero able to assume the powers of any animal
Anino, Filipino hero
Annihilator, member of the villainous Destroyers team in the Elementals universe
Ant, insectoid heroine
Anteas Junior, Golden age hero
Anthony, Indian revenant
Anti-Matter Woman, ally of Megaton Man
Antonio, Gabriel, member of Diliman
la Antorcha, Spanish vigilante
Apache, member of the Chosen
Apache Kid, Wild West hero
Ape-X, enhanced primate from the DNAgents universe
Apisonador, Spanish Hulk
Apollo, Superman analogue, member of the Authority in the Wildstorm universe
Apostate, villainous son of the Golden Guardsman
Apsilon Stelth, member of Dare's Eagles
Apus, member of the Southern Tribe
Aqua, Mexican hero team
Aqua-Marie, of the Blood Syndicate
Aquanus, Indonesian hero
Aquarius, member of Zodiac Force
Aquavenger, aquatic hero, briefly introduced in Pow Annual 1971, and then never seen again
Aquaviva, Spanish heroine
Araknis, spider-powered hero
Aramis, magician and member of the Southern Knights
la Araña Negra, enemy of Kaliman
Araña Verde, Mexican hero
Arandu, Mexican hero
Arc, teenage member of Malibu Comics Protectors, able to generate electrical blasts
Arcane, aka Lady Arcane. Magician and ally of Hero Comics Champions
Arcane, Filipino heroine
Arcanum, Brazilian hero
Archer, partner of the immortal Armstrong, located in the Valiant Universe
l'Archer Mysterieux, French hero from Semic comics, member of the hero team Hexagon
Archie, eccentric scientist who helps the French supergroup Kidz
Archie the Gruesome, Golden Age character
Ardeni, sister of Arlen, gifted with incredible psychic powers by the warlike Jugla. From the Mind Wars strip in the Starlord comic
Arendsoog, Dutch created cowboy
Argent, member of Clan Destine, able to generate metal armour and weapons from her body
Argent, Silverback, the Wolf, foe of both the Hunter Rose Grendel and the Christine Spar Grendel
Argent, member of the Hero Alliance
Argo, aquatic hero from 1940's British comics
Argoman, Italian movie superhero
Aries, Filipino hero, member of Zodiac Force
Arizona Kid, Golden Age Western hero
Arkadian, hit man of the bizarre
Arkwright, Luther, multiversal secret agent
Arlen, brother of Ardeni, gifted with incredible psychic powers by the warlike Jugla. From the Mind Wars strip in the Starlord comic
Armada Man, robotic member of the Canadian Liberty League
Armadong Armas, Filipino hero
Armata, Hyperkind
Armitage, Brit Cit Judge detective, a contemporary of Judge Dredd
Armon, living mummy
Armor, brother of SilverStreak
Armorines, armoured Valiant comics heroes
Armorines, Acclaim versions of the above
Armstrong, immortal partner of Archer, located in the Valiant Universe
Arnold Q. Stanley, founder of Soulsearchers and Company, now stuck in the form of a prairie dog thanks to a curse
Arrow, Golden age hero
Arrow, the above revived by Malibu comics as one of the Protectors
Arrowhead, Golden age Western hero
Arrow Kid, sidekick to Quiverwing Quack
El Arsenal, Mexican merc
Arthur, partner of the Tick, wears a Moth suit which allows him to fly
Arthur Dent, last survivor of Earth in the Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy
Arthur le Fantôme Justicier, French ghost
Asa, Israeli hero
Asagi Kusanagi, Gamera ally
Asano Rin, Blade of the Immortal
Ascuncion, Dyan, Filipino character
Ash, Enemy of the Armies of Darkness and the Evil Dead
Ashley, Simon, Esper pyrokinetic
Ashlocke, Gabriel, enemy of Mutant X
Ashur, Elementals character
Askal, Filipino character
The Asp, ally of Megaton Man
Asrial, alien princess from Ninja High School
The Assassin, killer Geisha
Assante, Orion, Grendel host who became ruler of much of the Earth in an apocalyptic future
The Assemblyman, Astro City villain
Asso di Picche, Italian hero
Astarte, Elementals character
Aster, alien sent to Earth to procure a mate
Asterisco, Argentinian dimensional traveller
Asterix, Gaul who opposes the Romans using his wits and superhuman strength granted to him by a druid's potion
Astig, member of Batch 72
Astra, youngest member of Astro City's First Family
Astrea, member of the Space Sentinels
Astro Boy, Japanese hero, a flying robot that looks like a young boy
Astro Girl, Japanese heroine, a flying robot that looks like a young girl
Astronauticus, Australian hero
Astronomer, psychotic Ace in a world full of Wild Cards
Astron Star Soldier, alien / human gestalt
Atalanta, Pinoy heroine
Atlanta, The Girl from Tomorrow, from the Sally comic
Atlas, Golden age hero
Atlas, member of Rob Liefield's Brigade, in the Youngblood Universe
Atlas, Lone Star hero
Atlas, Italian hero
Atléas, ally of Fish Lecan
Atom, youthful British hero who lives far in the future, brother of Elektra
Atoman, Golden age hero
Atoman, Italian hero
Atom Ant, tiny insect superhero
Atomic Betty, youthful space heroine
Atom Man, Australian hero
Atomas, French superhero
Atom Blake, Golden age hero
Atome Kid, French hero
Atomic Man, Golden age hero
Atomic Rabbit, leporid superbeing
Atomic Robo, Tesla's robot
Atomics, heroes of Snap City
The Atomic Sub, Big Bang hero
Atomic Thunderbolt, Golden age hero
Atomic Tommy, British hero of the 1940's, given superstrength by an "atomic jacket"
Atomik, Italian hero
Atomika, God of Technology
Atorox, Finnish robot
Atsum, Israeli hero
Attila, Canine Swiss secret agent
Attila the Bun, Barbarian baker
Augustus Soloman, future son of King Soloman
Aunt Acid, villain from the Astro City universe
Aura, member of Malibu Comics' Protectors
Aurik, leader of the TeenAgents
Auro, Lord of Jupiter
Aurora, speedster member of Canadian team Alpha Flight, sister of Northstar
Austin, Steve, Television's Six Million Dollar Man, played by Lee Majors
Australian Maid, superstrong Australian heroine
The Authority, exceptionally powerful hero team formed by Jenny Sparks. Located in the Wildstorm Universe
Autobots, heroic Transformers
Automan, US Television character, computer generated hero
L'Autre, The Other, shapeshifting alien villain from the French Semic Universe
Avalon, member of Eclipse Comic's New Wave superteam
Avatar, long lived and superstrong member of the Futurians
Avengelyne, fallen angel
The Avenger, bike-riding vigilante hero from the 1980's Eagle Comic
The Avenger, leader of Justice, Inc, one of the seminal pulp heroes
Avenger, avian sidekick of Birdman
Avenger, anti-Communist hero
Avrian, Finnish troll
A.W.O.L., invisible genius, Hero High
Axe, hired killer working for Doctor Fear
Axel Pressbutton, psychotic cyborg, partner of Mysta Mystralis, assassin
Az, Comico hero
Azeem, Moorish Merry Man
Azor, Mexican hero
Aztec Ace, time travelling hero from Eclipse Comics
Aztec of the City, Aztec superhero
Azure, female GI from 2000 A.D.'s Rogue Trooper