Cain
editCassandra Cain
editDavid Cain
editRex Calabrese
editRex "The Lion" Calabreseis a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He debuted inBatman: Eternal#14 during "The New 52"and was created byJames Tynion IV,Scott Snyder,Ray Fawkes,John Layman,Tim Seeley,andJason Fabok.
Rex Calabrese is a mob boss operating in Gotham city prior toBatman's times and wore sharp teeth dentures to evoke his namesake. At the time whenJim Gordonwas incarcerated atBlackgate Penitentiaryfor a crime that he didn't commit byLincoln March,he was visited by Batman as Gordon told him about Calabrese and how he knew he wouldn't stay on top forever.[1]Gordon would later discover that his cellmate is Calabrese who was arrested under the alias of "Leo Leone" at the time whenPenguinandCarmine Falconefought each other during a prison riot. Using his lion-like dentures, he saves Gordon from one of Carmine Falcone's men. Afterwards, Rex mentioned to Jim that his daughter grew up without a father and only helped to protect any prison guards who had daughters of their own from going through the same thing that his daughter went through.[2]As Carmine Falcone is taken out of Blackgate to be extradited to Hong Kong, he warns that Calabrese will take Gotham City for himself again.[3]
A female nine-year-old messenger of Rex Calabrese approachesCatwomanand leads her to Blackgate Penitentiary to meet him. Upon arrival, Calabrese reveals to Catwoman and he is her father and would like her to unify the crime families of Gotham City. He states to her that whatever last name she has, she can still enforce the natural order.[4]
After the death of Jade McKillen, Catwoman visits Rex Calabrese in Blackgate Penitentiary where she wants to make use of his contacts to help her unify the crime families of Gotham City.[5]
Rex Calabrese later speaks to Gordon stating how he knows that he is innocent of the crime that he was framed for. With Rex offering to get him out of Blackgate, Gordon declines and states that he'll use the system that failed him to legitimately get him out earlier.[6]
Selina Kyle later visits Rex Calabrese claiming that he is behind certain black market deals regarding big items. While Rex has no knowledge of this and would never endanger her, Selina tells her that he should help her find out who is really behind the black market deals. He does so by dispatching an informant to procure the manifest of the items in question. Seeing the items that were bound forJoker's Daughter,Mr. Freeze,andScarecrow,Rex states that whoever is behind these sales are giving them to Gotham City's worst criminals.[7]
AsJason Bard,Harvey Bullock,andMaggie Sawyerwork to get Jim Gordon through the riot, Rex Calabrese claims that Penguin called the hit on Gordon and was the cause of the riot.[8]
Rex Calabrese in other media
editRex Calabrese appears inThe Penguin,portrayed byLouis Cancelmi.This version is a gangster from Oz Cobb's youth who moonlighted as a revered community figure and knew Oz's family. After Oz had left his older brothers Jack and Benny to die, Rex offered to Francis to deal with Oz at Monroe's Theater. She couldn't go forward with it. Rex was mentioned to have died of a heart attack while still holding his cigar.
Calamity King
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Calamity King(E. Davis Ester) is asuperherofrom the 30th century in theDC Universe.He first appeared inAdventure Comics#342 (March 1966), and was created byEdmond HamiltonandCurt Swan.He possesses the ability to cause bad luck and attempted to join theLegion of Super-Heroes,but was rejected due to lacking full control over his powers.
Calamity King in other media
editCalamity King appears in theLegion of Super Heroesepisode "The Karate Kid", voiced byAlexander Polinsky.[9]
Elliot Caldwell
editVeronica Cale
editCalendar Girl
editCalendar Man
editCalculator
editEtta Candy
editCanterbury Cricket
edit| First appearance | Flashpoint:The Canterbury Cricket#1 (August2011) |
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| Created by | Mike Carlin Rags Morales |
| Species | Giantcricket(formerly human) |
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TheCanterbury Cricket,also known asJeramey Chriqui,is asuperheroappearing inDC Comics.The character first appeared inFlashpoint:The Canterbury Cricket#1 (August 2011), created byMike CarlinandRags Morales.
Chriqui first appeared in the Flashpoint timeline, where he was aUniversity of Kentstudent and conman inCanterbury, England.WhenWonder Womanand theAmazonsinvaded England, Chriqui took cover inside a church. When the church was bombed by anInvisible Jet,Jeramey connected with acricket,and emerged from the wreckage as a giant cricket.[10]
With his new abilities, he leads theAmbush Bugs,an insect-themed resistance group, though all but him die in a battle with the Amazons. He later joinsLois Lane's Resistance.[11]
The Canterbury Cricket appears in the mainDC UniverseinDoomsday Clockas a member of Knights, Inc., theUnited Kingdom's sanctioned superhero team.[12]
Canterbury Cricket in other media
edit- Canterbury Cricket appears inJustice League: The Flashpoint Paradox,voiced byDee Bradley Baker.
- Canterbury Cricket appears as a character summon inScribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure.[13]
Norda Cantrell
editCaptain Atom
editCaptain Boomerang
editCaptain Cold
editCaptain Comet
editCaptain Marvel
editCaptain Marvel Jr.
editCaptain Nazi
editCarapax
editCarapax the Indestructible Manis a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He is an enemy of theBlue Beetle.
Conrad Carapaxwas anarchaeologistwho had once been the rival ofDan Garrett(the first Blue Beetle). He went to Pago Island alone in search of whatever it was that Garrett was searching for.[14]He instead found Dr.Jarvis Kord's top-secretlaboratorywhich had a gleaming 12-foot-tall (3.7 m)robotstanding silently in the corner of the huge chamber; the robot came back online when it had sensed his approach. Carapax donned a strange helmet he found in the wreckage and attempted to activate the robot, but the machinery malfunctioned which zapped him where he stood. Although his body had died, Carapax's mind was transferred to the robot at the instant of his death. He was now an Indestructible Man trapped on Pago Island. He murdered the crew of the ship that had brought Lieutenant Max Fisher to Pago Island to investigate Garrett's death in the hopes to use the vessel to escape, butTed Kord(the second Blue Beetle) had followed Fisher to Pago to protect the island's secret. The Blue Beetle saved Fisher's life and therefore came into direct conflict with Carapax. The Blue Beetle used his ship, the Bug, to sink the ship. When he tried to commandeer the Bug itself, Carapax was sent hurtling into theAtlantic Ocean,where he sank without a trace.[15]
Unfortunately for the Blue Beetle, Carapax simply walked along the ocean bottom until he surfaced inMetropolis.He and the Blue Beetle battled again, but the Blue Beetle fired a missile through a crack in Carapax's outer shell, igniting his power source and blowing up his body from the inside.
During theUnderworld Unleashedstoryline, Carapax was approached by the demonNeron.He refused Neron's offer of power in exchange for his soul.
After the Blue Beetle's death, Carapax confrontedSupermanand the newFirestorm.His body had been rebuilt by extraterrestrials and provided with a new power source. Firestorm had to be persuaded not to vaporize Carapax's supposed armor by Superman for a very good reason - he was the robot, not a living being trapped inside it.
Carapax later returned, steam-powered and capable of withstanding technological attacks, as part of a group formed to take outJaime Reyes(the third Blue Beetle). Carapax is defeated when the Blue Beetle makes a crack in his shoulder and throws one of his own missiles into it.[16]
Carapax in other media
edit- Carapax appears inBatman: The Brave and the Bold#1.
- Carapax appears inBlue Beetle,portrayed byRaoul Trujillo.[17][18]This version is Lt.Ignacio Carapax,the cyborg bodyguard of Victoria Kord and the first test subject for Kord Industries'OMACarmors.[19]
Frankie Carbone
editFrankie Carboneis a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Frankie Carbone is a mobster who works forSal Maroniand his family.
Frankie Carbone in other media
editFrankie Carbone appears inGotham,portrayed by Danny Mastrogiorgio. This version is a close friend of and second-in-command to Sal Maroni who is later killed byOswald Cobblepot.
Carcharo
editCarcharois a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He is a member ofHelixand cousin of the secondWildcatwho was experimented on as a child and transformed into a shark hybrid.Maria Montezand her sister, the experiments gave the child of Maria's sistershark-like characteristics. After a drowning attempt by his mother, Carcharo survived in the oceans where he gained the ability to control sharks.[20]
Carcharo in other media
editCarcharo appears in theStargirlepisode "Frenemies – Chapter Eight: Infinity Inc. Part Two". This version is a patient at the Helix Institute for Youth Rehabilitation.
Card Queen
editAmparo Cardenas
editJohn Carlinger
editJill Carlyle
editClifford Carmichael
editCharise Carnes
editTed Carson
editDaniel Carter
editDesmond Carter
editJonar Carter
editMichael Jon Carter
editMichelle Carter
editRick Carter
editJoseph Carver
editJoseph Carveris a character appearing inAmerican comic bookspublished byDC Comics.He is a scientist who worked on experimenting on the Speed Force as a member ofBlack Hole.[21]
Joseph Carver in other media
editJoseph Carver appears in thesixth seasonofThe Flash,portrayed byEric Nenninger.This version is the leader of Black Hole, the CEO of McCulloch Technologies, and the husband ofEva McCulloch.He encountered resistance from Team Flash and CCPD before being killed by Mirror Monarch.
Aaron Cash
edit| First appearance | Arkham Asylum: Living Hell#1 (July2003) |
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| Created by | Dan Slott Ryan Sook |
Aaron Cashis acorrections officerand one ofArkham Asylum's most respected security guards. Aaron Cash was created byDan SlottandRyan Sookand first appeared inArkham Asylum: Living Hell#1 (2003). His hand was bitten off byKiller Croc[22]and he sports a prosthetic hook in its place. Unlike many of his colleagues, he is neither mentally unwell nor corrupt and is a trusted ally ofBatman.
Aaron Cash in other media
edit- Aaron Cash appears in theBatman: Arkhamvideo game franchise, voiced by Duane R. Shepard Sr.
- Aaron Cash makes cameo appearances inBatman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures.
Daniel Cassidy
editCastellan
editDelya Castil
editChristopher Castillo
editChristopher "The Blonde" Castillois a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Christopher Castillo was the bodyguard of Louisa Falcone during her stay inItaly.[23]
Christopher Castillo in other media
editChristopher Castillo appears inThe Penguinepisode "Inside Man",portrayed by Berto Colón. This version works asSofia Falcone's bodyguard until he is framed byOz Cobbas a mole for the Maroni crime family and shot byLuca Falcone.
Catwoman
editGrowing up in the harsh environment of Gotham City,Selina Kylewas only able to survive on the streets through her seductive charm and skills as a petty thief. Later on, into adulthood, she worked in the East End as a hopeless dominatrix, until she saw Batman in his early days fighting crime. Seeing him inspired her to take her thieving skills to a bigger scale by fashioning a costume and calling herselfCatwoman.As time passed, she and the Caped Crusader became notable adversaries, but it would also be converted into a sort of relationship, with Batman sometimes saving Catwoman from a villain or both of them working together against said villain. It conflicts with Batman's morals to love a girl that's known for being a criminal. This would end up having Catwoman become more of an antihero as of late, serving as a constant ally to the Bat-Family and other heroes of Gotham.
Niles Caulder
editCerdian
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Cerdianis an infant in theDC Universe.
The character, created byDan JurgensandSteve Epting,first appeared inAquaman(vol. 5) #63 (January 2000).[24]
Cerdian is the son ofTempestandDolphin.He is not seen afterInfinite Crisisand is confirmed to have died during that event inTitans(vol. 2) #15 (September 2009).
Ch'p
editChameleon Boy
editChangeling
editBeth Chapel
editLeTonya Charles
editCharybdis
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Charybdisis asupervillainassociated with Aquaman. Created byPeter Davidand Martin Egeland, he first appeared inAquaman(vol. 5) #1 (August 1994).[25]
Charybdis and his wife, Scylla, are international terrorists who attempt to killAquaman.When Scylla is killed, Charybdis is driven mad by grief. He uses his ability to suppress metahuman abilities to defeat Aquaman and attempts to absorb his powers to himself.[26][27]However, he is unable to control his ability to communicate with fish and falls into a pool of piranhas, fusing with them and becomingPiranha Man.[28]
Adrian Chase
editCameron Chase
editDanny Chase
editDorian Chase
editDoris Chase
editDoris ChasewasAdrian Chase's wife. The character, created byMarv WolfmanandGeorge Pérez,first appeared inThe New Teen Titans#29 (March 1983). Doris was killed (together with their two children) by a bomb meant for Adrian, planted at the direction of mob boss Anthony Scarapelli; this trauma caused her husband to become theVigilante.[29][30]
Doris Chase in other media
editDoris Chaseappears inArrow,portrayed by Parveen Dosanjh. This version is killed bySimon Morrisonposing as Adrian.
Ryan Chase
editRoshanna Chatterji
editCheetah
editChemo
editAngela Chen
editAngela Chen was created byAlan Burnett,Paul DiniandBruce Timm,first appearing inSuperman: The Animated Seriesepisode "The Last Son of Krypton". She is based onCat Grantand is voiced byLauren Tom.[31]Angela was a fast-rising star of the Daily Planet and also hosted the popular TV news show "Metropolis Today".
In the Prime Earth continuity of comics, Angela Chen first appeared as part ofThe New 52andDC RebirthinJustice League of America:VixenRebirth#1 bySteve Orlando,Jody Houser andJamal Campbell.She appeared in the comics as a talk show host.
Angela Chen in other media
edit- Angela Chen appears inSuperman: Shadow of Apokolips,voiced again by Lauren Tom.[31]
- Angela Chen appears inSmallville:Season Elevencomics. This version is a field reporter for the TV channel GNN.
- Angela Chen appears inJustice League vs. Teen Titans,voiced byLaura Bailey.[31]
Wu Cheng
editCherry Bomb
editCherry Bombis a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. She is the daughter ofchemistBrian James who worked with Roy Lincoln in making a liquid that can open any lock. After her father was killed in a raid on his laboratory, Gloria learned that Lincoln is theHuman Bomband gained superpowers after attempting to recreate the formula that gave him his powers. However, she was unable to control her powers and was forced to wear a special suit to control them.[32]Subsequently, she acted as the Human Bomb's sidekick before being kidnapped by the Time Masters.[33]In the present, she is rescued by Stargirl and brought to the present day.[34][35]Subsequently, she andLadybugare taken underPhantom Lady's wing as she plans to have them join theFreedom Fighters.[36]
Cheshire
editJonathan Cheval
editChief
editJack Chifford
editChristina Chiles
editChristina Chiles,a.k.a.Cyber-C.A.T.,is asupervillainin theDC Universe.
The character, created byJim BalentandDoug Moench,first appeared inCatwoman(vol. 2) #42 in 1997.
Within the context of the stories, Christina Chiles had been working on a cyber battle suit modeled after a cat and decided to test it against Catwoman, who had broken into the lab in which Christina worked. Despite the powers the suit gave her, Christina (now Cyber-C.A.T.) was beaten by Catwoman. Infuriated at her loss, Cyber-C.A.T. began a personal vendetta against Catwoman. As Catwoman managed to elude her, Cyber-C.A.T. became more and more fixated on tracking her down. Another confrontation with Catwoman resulted in failure because of the help of Catwoman's rival, the She-Cat.
Cyber-C.A.T. made one final attempt on Catwoman's life, but Catwoman had received her own suit of armor, which gave her powers on par with Cyber-C.A.T.'s, and finally destroyed the armor. Christina was taken into custody by the agency she worked for because of her unauthorized use of its technology.
Joe Chill
editChillblaine
editChillblaineis the name of different supervillains appearing inAmerican comic bookspublished byDC Comics.Each version has a cold gun similar to that ofCaptain Cold.
First version
editThe first version is an unnamed man who worked forGolden Gliderbefore being killed after he was possessed byEclipso.[37]
Second version
editThe second version is an unnamed man who foughtWally Westas the Flash twice. After being dragged into the beam of his cold gun, Chillblaine escaped from police custody and planned to enact his revenge during the New Year's Countdown before being defeated by West.[38]
Third version
editThe third version is an unnamed man. He and his henchmen robbed a bank. The Flash informedJay Garrick,Impulse,Johnny Quick,andJesse Quickabout his different fights with the previous people that went by the Chillblaine name. They helped the Flash defeat Chillblaine and his henchmen.[39]
Fourth version
editThe fourth version is an unnamed man who was tracked down byJohn FoxandLinda Parkwhen the latter was filling in for Wally West.[40]John and Linda learned that Chillblaine worked with Golden Glider before killing the latter.[41]John and Linda tracked down Chillblaine to an aquarium where they fall into his trap before defeating him.[42][43]Captain Cold later tracks Chillblaine down and kills him to avenge his sister's death.[44]
Chillblaine in other media
edit- Chillblaine appears in theRobot Chicken DC Comics Special,voiced byMatthew Senreich.This version is a member of theLegion of Doom.
- Chillblaine appears inThe Flash,portrayed byJon Cor.[45]This version isMark Blaine,a former scientist of Ivo Laboratories who was fired for creating a microchip that could be used for cryogenic technology to create his "cryo-bracelets" for personal usage. Introduced in theseventh season,he attempts to seek revenge and frameKiller Frostwho he sees as a kindred spirit after he's defeated, arrested, and incarcerated inIron Heights Penitentiary.Blaine later gets out after turningstate's witnessand, as of theeighth season,starts dating Frost until the latter is killed while fightingDeathstorm.In theninth season,Blaine joins theRed Death'sRoguesin constructing the Cosmic Treadmill in exchange for help in resurrecting Frost. However, theFlashappeals to his better nature, leading to Blaine betraying the Rogues and destroying the device. After taking time to reflect on himself, Blaine helps Team Flash against theNegative Speed Force.
Chimera
editChimerais the name of different characters appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Chimera I
editThe first Chimera is a master of disguise who foughtBatman.[46]
Sanjeet Bhatia
editSanjeet Bhatiais a reality-warping woman who is an ally of theTeen Titans.[47]
Adam Sharp
editAdam Sharpis a super-soldier who took the name of Chimera when he worked for the organizationCheckmate.[48]
Rau'ut L'lwer
editIn 2011, "The New 52"rebooted the DC universe. ADurlannamedRa'ut L'lwerused the Chimera name as a member of the Teen Titans.[49]
Coombs
editIn 2011, "The New 52"rebooted the DC universe and introduced a new incarnation of Chimera. He is a diver namedCoombsworking for Triton Base who is mauled by sharks despiteAquaman's intervention and given experimental life-saving treatment by Dr. Edrid Orson involving a brain tissue sample of the sea monster Karaqan and other DNA grafts from different marine animals. This ends up transforming him into a tentacledpiscine humanoid.[50]
As a result of Dr. Orson's experiment, Coombs gains shapeshifting abilities which he primarily uses to assume the abilities of aquatic animals.
King Chimera
editBobo T. Chimpanzee
editEugene Choi
editRyan Choi
editJeramey Chriqui
editChris KL-99
editPaul Christian
editChronos
editCir-El
editCirce
editCitizen Steel
editEdgar Cizko
editEdward Clariss
editCressida Clarke
editCressida Clarkeis a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Cressida Clarke is the granddaughter of knownCourt of Owlsgrandmaster Sebastian Clark. She led the Court of Owls in their mission to get revenge onJokerfor his use of their Talons.[51]
Cressida Clarke in other media
editCressida Clarke appears inGotham Knights,portrayed by K.K. Moggie. This version was planted intoBruce Wayne's life by becoming his attaché and keeping an eye on his adoptive son Turner Hayes when Bruce is busy.
Lilith Clay
editMarkus Clay
editClayface
editDavid Clinton
editClock King
editClaire Clover
editHenry Clover Jr.
editClown
editTheClownis a minor character appearing inAmerican comic bookspublished byDC Comics.The character, created byCary BatesandIrv Novick,first appeared inThe Flash#270 (February 1979).
Lyle Corleywas aserial killerwho usescircus clowngimmicksinCentral City,and a minor enemy of theFlash.[52]The Clown is also partly responsible for the tragedy behindHunter Zolomon / Zoom(due to the manipulations ofProfessor Zoom / Reverse-Flash[53]) before being killed.[54][55]
Clownhunter
editClownhunterwas created byJames Tynion IVand Jorge Jiménez inBatman(vol. 3) #95
Bao Phamis an American-Vietnamese vigilante living in the Narrows, who witnessed his parents' brutal deaths at the hands of the Joker at age twelve. As he grew up and watched the Clown Prince of Crime's body-count rise, he came to believe Batman wasn't going far enough and that the criminal needed to die. Five years after his parents' death, the Jokerwaged war on Gotham,leading an endless army of criminals to attack Gotham. After watching some of his men burn down a comic book store, Bao finally decided to take matters into his own hands and became theClownhunter.Using a baseball bat with a batarang attached to the end, he patrolled the Narrows and killed roughly twelve of Joker's men during the war.[56]
With the aftermath of Joker's defeat, Batman confronted Bao in his room. Having heard that he'd been forced to fight his parents zombified bodies during one of the fights, Clownhunter berated the Dark Knight for destroying their bodies and for not killing the Joker directly. In response, Batman told him to give up the vigilante path and gave him the contact details ofLeslie Thompkins,warning him that he'd be arrested if he killed any more of Joker's thugs.
Sometime afterwards, Clownhunter tracked downHarley Quinnand planned to murder her for her involvement with his parents' murder. As he prepared to attack, Batman subdued him. However, another vigilante calledGhost-Makersubdued the Dark Knight and brought them to an abandoned area ofArkham Asylum.Freed from his restraints, Ghost-Maker offered Bao the opportunity to kill Quinn without Batman's intervention, hoping to prove the Dark Knight his point. Though he planned to go through with it, he relented after Quinn apologized for her actions. Bao then left the asylum whilst they confronted Ghost-Maker.[57]
Cluemaster
editCobalt Blue
editCobalt Blueis the name of different fictional characters appearing in American comic books published byDC Comicsas an enemy ofthe Flash.[58]Each version would make sure that there would be one almost every century via the Cobalt Blue gem.[58]
Malcolm Thawne
editMalcolm Thawneis the twin brother ofBarry Allen,an enemy ofWally West,and an ancestor ofEobard Thawne.The character was created byMark WaidandBrian Augustyn,and first appeared inSpeed Force#1 (November 1997).
Malcolm was raised as the "son" of con artists, Hugo and Charlene, who lure unsuspecting victims. He learned inCentral Citythat he's the son ofHenry AllenandNora Allenwhile Hugo's and Charlene's true child was accidentally killed byDr. Asa Gilmorewho used him to cover the mistake, resulting in him tracking down and murdering the doctor in a rage. His grandmother helped train him as he was fueled by rage and jealousy at Barry and utilized the Cobalt Blue gem capable of stealing super-speed.[58][59]His first attempt against Barry ended in failure,[60]and Malcolm was absorbed into the Cobalt Blue gem, only to re-emerge years later after Barry's death during the "Crisis on Infinite Earths"with Wally as a successor. Apparently having been cheated out of his dreams of revenge, Malcolm instead focused on his brother's descendants traveling through time in a bid to exterminate. His Cobalt Blue identity ignited a family feud that endured for a millennium. The feud came to a head in the late 30th century, where Barry was living withIris Allenand Wally arrived as protection. Various speedsters (including Jay Garrick, theTornado TwinsandXS) are under the control of Thawne's spirit as each one carried a shard of the original Cobalt Blue gem.[61]After defeating the other speedsters,[62]Thawne's menace ended with Wally overloading the Cobalt Blue gem with theSpeed Force's energy.[63]
21st century version
editThe 21st century version of Cobalt Blue wore a glass armor. Not much was seen of him as he was defeated in about 30 seconds by the time travellingJay GarrickandIris West II.[64]This version had brutally attacked the loved ones of the Flash of this era.[65]Cobalt Blue was killed but the Cobalt Blue gem possessed the childAlexand killed the Flash. However, the time-travellingMax MercuryandSela Allenreturned the boy to normal.[64]
Chardaq Allen
editThe 25th century version of Cobalt Blue isChardaq Allen.Wally West and Professor Zoom defeated Chardaq which returned him to normal.[65]
26th century version
editThe 26th century version of Cobalt Blue is a female. She infected the colony Petrus with a virus, butBlaine Allensacrificed himself to stop it.[60]Ten years later,Jace Allenand the time-travellingJesse Quickdefeated her.[66][64]
Cobalt Blue in other media
edit- Cobalt Blue appears as a character summon inScribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure.[13]
- A character based on Malcolm Thawne / Cobalt Blue namedEddie Thawneappears inThe Flash(2014), portrayed byRick Cosnett.[67][68][69][70]This version is an officer of the Central City Police Department, colleague ofBarry Allen,boyfriend ofIris West,and an ancestor ofEobard Thawne.In thefirst season,Eddie works with Allen, Iris, andJoe Westuntil several near-death encounters with Eobard culminate in him sacrificing himself to kill his descendant. In theninth season,the Negative Speed Force resurrects Eddie as Mercury Labs' scientistMalcolm Gilmorein the year 2049. Using the Cobalt-97 crystal to turn himself into a speedster, he recruits Eobard,Zoom,Savitar,andGodspeedto help him fight Team Flash. However, his allies are defeated while Allen helps Eddie overcome the Negative Speed Force's influence and reconciles with him.
Oswald Cobblepot
editJacob Colby
editColdcast
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Coldcast(Nathan Jones) is ametahumanwho can manipulate electromagnetism for various effects in theDC Universe.
The character was created byJoe KellyandDoug Mahnke,and first appeared inAction Comics#775 (March 2001).[71]
Within the context of the stories, Coldcast is a member of theElitewhoManchester Blackrecruited prior to the team encounteringSupermaninLibya.[72]After the team's defeat and Black's apparent suicide,Vera Blackrecruits Coldcast into a team that eventually becomes the Justice League Elite.
Coldcast in other media
editColdcast appears inSuperman vs. The Elite,voiced by Catero Colbert.[73][74]
Robert Coleman
editTrixie Collins
editColossal Boy
editLester Colt
editComedian
editCommander Steel
editGary Concord
editCondiment King
editTheCondiment Kingis a supervillain who is generally used as comic relief. AlthoughBruce TimmandPaul Dinicreated Condiment King as a one-off joke character forBatman: The Animated Series,Chuck DixonandScott Beattycreated their own version inBatgirl: Year One#8.
Buddy Standler
editThe Condiment King first appeared in theBatman: The Animated Seriesepisode "Make 'Em Laugh" as stand-up comedianBuddy Standler,voiced byStuart Pankin.[75]He was brainwashed by theJokerinto becoming Condiment King to ruin his reputation as retaliation for being spurned during a comedy contest the previous year. The character was a throwback to theAdam WestBatmanTV series in that he was a whimsical villain and made many condiment-based puns.
Buddy Standler made his comic book debut inDetective Comics#1000. This iteration is shown to have two henchmen named Salt and Pepper.[76]
Mitchell Mayo
editMitchell Mayois a criminal who operates as the Condiment King introduced inBatgirl: Year One.He was seen holding up a bank until he was defeated byBatgirl.[77]He later made an appearance while committing a crime before being defeated by theBlack Canary,the thirdRobin,and theBlue Beetle.[78]While fighting him, Robin observes that the villain is potentially dangerous (if only because his condiment guns could cause anaphylactic shock), but his ludicrous nature prevents the Justice Department from taking him seriously.[79]In the aftermath miniseries of theFinal Crisisstoryline, the Condiment King appears onGeneral Immortus' side, having been given acidic vinegar fromProfessor Milo.[80]He is seemingly killed after being betrayed and bludgeoned with his own guns by theHuman Flame.[81]
Equipment
editThe Condiment King makes use of variouscondiments(sometimes capable of causinganaphylaxis) as his weapons in his condiment gun. The condiments includemustard,ketchup,tabasco sauce,andvinegar.
Condiment King in other media
edit- The Buddy Standler incarnation of the Condiment King makes a cameo appearance inThe Lego Batman Movieas one of several villains recruited by theJoker.[82]
- The Buddy Standler incarnation of the Condiment King appears inLego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham,voiced byNolan North.[83]
- The Mitchell Mayo incarnation of the Condiment King appears as a "Rare" figure inHeroClix.[84]
- The Mitchell Mayo incarnation of the Condiment King appears as a playable character inLego DC Super-Villains,voiced byArmin Shimerman.[85]This version is a member of theLegion of Doom.
- ProducerJohn Stephenshas stated that he wanted to include the Condiment King inGotham,but was reportedly denied due to the character's ridiculous nature not fitting the overall tone of the show.[86]
- The Mitchell Mayo incarnation of the Condiment King appears inHarley Quinn,voiced byAlan Tudyk.[75]He first appeared in promotional artwork released for the show before appearing in the second season episode "Thawing Hearts", competing against his rivalKite ManandPoison Ivyfor a wedding venue.[87]While Condiment King secures the venue after Ivy is called to assist elsewhere, in the episode "Something Borrowed, Something Green", she has her plant Frank eat him and his fiancée so she can have the venue for herself and Kite Man.
- The Mitchell Mayo incarnation of the Condiment King appears in theDC Super Hero Girlsepisode "#WorkingStiff", voiced byBobcat Goldthwait.This version is an obsessive perfectionist who has been fired from multiple restaurants.
Conduit
editConfessor
editConfessoris a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Confessor is a member of theChurch of Bloodand serves as the group's interrogator.[88]
Confessor in other media
editConfessor appeared in thefourth seasonofTitans,portrayed byNoah Danby.
Congorilla
editTom Corbet
editCore
editLyle Corley
editHarriet Cooper
editFurther reading
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Harriet Cooperis the aunt ofDick Graysonin theDC Universe.[89]The character was created byBill FingerandSheldon Moldoff,and first appeared inDetective Comics#328 (June 1964).[90]
Harriet came to live atWayne ManorafterAlfred Pennyworth's death.[91]She involves herself in both Grayson's andBruce Wayne's daily lives and, on occasion, comes close to uncovering their secret identities. When Alfredreturns from the dead,she remains at Wayne Manor at his insistence.[92]Over time, health problems reduce her activities and cause her to eventually leave Gotham City.
Some details from the television series (her last name, her status as a widow) were added to the comic stories inDetective Comics#373 (March 1968).
In September 2011,The New 52rebooted DC's continuity. In this new timeline, Harriet has appeared in the ongoing seriesGotham Academy.
Alternate versions of Harriet Cooper
editAunt Harriet appeared inTiny Titans#33 (December 2010).
Harriet Cooper in other media
edit- Aunt Harriet appears inBatman(1966), portrayed byMadge Blake.
- Aunt Harriet appears in theBatman '66tie-in comics.
- Aunt Harriet appears in the animated filmsBatman: Return of the Caped CrusadersandBatman vs. Two-Face,voiced byLynne Marie Stewart.[93][94]
Marcie Cooper
editDaniel Cormac
editCosmic Boy
editMichael Costner
editCount Vertigo
editJim Craddock
editInza Cramer
editGerald Crane
editGerald Craneis a character inDC Comicsand father ofScarecrow(Jonathan Crane), first appearing inYear One: Batman/Scarecrow,published in July 2005.
Gerald had a brief relationship with Karen Keeny which resulted in the son's birth, but as they were not married, Karen's mother and grandmother raised Jonathan as theirs, not even hiding their contempt for Karen, Gerald and Jonathan. Years later, Gerald moved to Gotham City, married and had two kids, finding a job in construction. His son (as Scarecrow) came back in an attempt to kill him, but was prevented by Batman.[95]
InThe New 52(a reboot of DC Universe continuity), he appears inBatman(vol. 2) #1, where he is portrayed as a villainous doctor who experimented on his son and locked him in a small dark room. Gerald Crane suffered a heart attack and died, which left his son trapped for days until the police discovered him.[96]
Gerald Crane in other media
editGerald Crane appears inGotham,portrayed byJulian Sands.This version is a biology professor whose wife died in a fire years prior. He suffered from severepyrophobiaand developed a serum in an attempt to cure this fear, leading Jonathan to develop a fear of scarecrows before he was gunned down by Jim Gordon and Harvey Bullock.
Jonathan Crane
editEvelyn Crawford
editFlo Crawley
editFlorence "Flo" Crawleyis a cousin ofAmanda Wallerand member of the support staff of theSuicide Squad.
Flo Crawley in other media
editFlo Crawley appears inThe Suicide Squad,portrayed by Tinashe Kajese. This version is one of Amanda Waller's aides, who ends up knocking her unconscious when disagreeing with sacrificing the eponymous Suicide Squad.
Adam Cray
editNed Creegan
editNed Creeganis a supervillain in DC Comics.
Ned Creegan is a crook who was tipped off by Billy Blabbermouth about valuable jewels that are being used for scientific experiments. He breaks into the house of ascientistnamed Nevil Long, steals the jewels, and takes them to a fence. The sale is interrupted byBatmanandRobin,who battle the two. As Robin takes down the fence, Batman sees that Ned is becoming transparent because of the jewels, leaving him a skeleton. After Robin refers to him asBag O' Bones,Ned defeats Batman and Robin with his electrified touch. Ned then returns to Nevil Long's house and has him determine what is wrong with him. Nevil reveals that he has been experiment with surviving nuclear war. After giving the temporary antidote to Ned, Nevil reveals that his Bag O' Bones form loses a day in his life for every time he is in that form. Agreeing to work with Ned, Nevil sends him out with some antidote pills to test the outcome. As Bag O' Bones is robbing a museum, Batman and Robin attack, where he loses the antidote pills in the scuffle. When he starts to get weaker, Bag O' Bones surrenders and states that the jewels were being experimented on by Nevil Long. Batman and Robin go to confront Nevil. After a scuffle with irradiated animals, Batman and Robin apprehend Nevil and have him give the antidote pills to Bag O' Bones. After he agreed to sell his secrets to the United States government to avoid legal trouble, Nevil is present at Bag O'Bones' trial, where he is sentenced to 20 years in prison. When Bag O' Bones states to Nevil that he will not survive the sentence in his condition, Nevil stated that he would not be in this position if he had not broken into his laboratory in the first place.[97]
Ned Creegan returns with new powers as theCyclotronic Man,where he is hired byTobias Whaleof the100to killBlack LightningandSuperman.He lures them out by capturingJimmy Olsen.[98]The Cyclotronic Man was defeated by Black Lightning and Superman.[99]
AtGotham State Penitentiary,WardenBrewster informs Ned Creegan that his parole request has been denied. Having become theOne Man Meltdown,he goes into a frenzy and escapes from Gotham City Penitentiary. This causes Warden Brewster to call for Batman. After tying in the thefts for the radioactive items, Batman brings along theOutsidersto help track down the One Man Meltdown. During the fight atS.T.A.R. Labs,the One Man Meltdown takesHalohostage while using her aura abilities to his advantage. Katana defeats Halo, as it is revealed that Warden Brewster has been experimenting on him. Returning to Gotham State Penitentiary, the Outsiders and the One Man Meltdown prevent Warden Brewster from destroying Ned Creegan's medical records and hand him over to the police. Batman tells the One Man Meltdown that he will be there when his parole request is approved.[100]
Ned Creegan in other media
editNed Creegan appears in theBlack Lightningepisode "The Book of Occupation, Chapter One: Birth of Blackbird", portrayed by Chase Anderson.[101]This version possesses additional disintegration and telekinetic abilities and was part of the same program that gave Commander Carson Williams his powers.
Creeper
editCrimson Avenger
editCrimson Centipede
editTheCrimson Centipedeis a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. First appearing inWonder Woman#169 (April 1967), he was a powerful entity created byAresto battle the titularWonder Woman.To do so, the Crimson Centipede staged burglaries to fund widespread criminal enterprises to destabilize the world and counter her peaceful influence. Originally resembling a human with multiple limbs, the Crimson Centipede is later reimagined with aninsectoidappearance.[102][103]
Crimson Centipede in other media
editThe Crimson Centipede makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in theCreature Commandosepisode "Cheers to the Tin Man" as an inmate ofBelle RevePenitentiary.[104]
Artemis Crock
editCrusher Crock
editPieter Cross
editAble Crown
editAble Crownwas the leader of the Burnley Town Massive gangs ofGotham City,who ended up being double-crossed and killed byRa's al Ghul.
Able Crown in other media
editAble Crown appears inThe Penguin,portrayed by Leon Addison Brown. This version worked underOz Cobbbefore he is killed by his second-in-command.
Crush
edit| First appearance | Teen TitansSpecial#1 (June2018) |
|---|---|
| Created by | Adam Glass Bernard Chang Jorge Jiménez |
| Species | Human/Czarnian hybrid |
| Abilities |
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| Aliases | Xiomara Rojas |
Further reading | |
Xiomara Rojaswas born to an unknown human mother andCzarnianbounty hunterLobo.Mysteriously, she crash-landed in the middle of theBurning Man festivalin theBlack Rock Desertwrapped in a sentientchainknown as Obelus. Obelus would not allow her to be touched, until she was discovered by the couple David and Lisa Rojas, who would adopt the child. The family wouldhomeschoolXiomara, and would move a lot due to their debts and legal issues.
After seeing a report of Lobo fightingSuperman,she immediately recognized her true father. She confronted her adopted parents, who had previously told her that her birth parents weresuperheroesprotecting the universe. She ran away, and after being attacked bywhite supremacistsat a gas station, returned to find her mobile home burnt to the ground, with her parents dead and Obelus missing.
She began to fight in illegal rings, where she took the nameCrush.She was then approached byRobin,who invited her to theTeen Titans.She accepted, believing Robin could help her solve her parents' murder.[105]
After the Teen Titans were enrolled as students in the newly formed Titans Academy, Crush quits the team after feeling she has no place in the school.[106][107]
After leaving the Teen Titans, Crush would travel space to hunt for her father's bounty and confront him.[108]
By the events of "Dark Crisis",Crush has seemingly rejoined the Teen Titans.[109]
Jessica Cruz
editArthur Curry
editArthur Curry Jr.
editThomas Curry
editThis sectionneeds expansion.You can help byadding to it.(September 2023) |
Thomas "Tom" Curryis a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He is the father ofAquaman.
Thomas Curry is a lighthouse keeper who fell in love with the AtlanteanAtlannaand fatheredArthur Currywho would grow up to become Aquaman.[110]
In his early life, Curry caught a fierce storm at the sea, and Atlantean Queen Atlanna saved his life. They fell in love, got married, and eventually had a son,Arthur Curry.But Atlanna soon had to return to Atlantis to fulfill her duties as Queen. Thomas was left to raise Arthur alone in seclusion as Atlanna was afraid her enemies would seek to destroy her family.[111]
Thomas Curry in other media
edit- Thomas Curry appears inJustice League: Throne of Atlantis,voiced byLarry Cedar.[112]
- Thomas Curry appears in media set in theDC Extended Universe(DCEU), portrayed byTemuera Morrison.
- Thomas appears inAquaman(2018).[113]Years prior, he found an injured Atlanna and nursed her back to health. They would go on to fall in love and have a son namedArthurbefore she is eventually forced to return toAtlantisto protect her family. For the next twenty years, Thomas began taking walks to his lighthouse's pier every morning, waiting for Atlanna's return, while he took care of Arthur. In time, he would be reunited with Atlanna.
- An alternate timeline variant of Thomas appears inThe Flash.[114]AfterBarry Allenchanges history while preventing his mother from being killed, this version of Thomas never met Atlanna.
- Thomas appears inAquaman and the Lost Kingdom.[115]
Cylvia Cyber
editCyber-C.A.T.
editCyborg
editCyborg Superman
editCyborgirl
edit| First appearance | Wonder Woman(vol. 2) #179 (May2002) |
|---|---|
| Created by | Phil Jimenez Roy Allan Martinez |
| Species | Cyborg |
| Abilities |
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Further reading | |
LeTonya Charleswas a young woman who had destroyed her body with the drug Tar, but was granted a second chance when her aunt, Sarah Charles, one of the scientists who helped repair Cyborg, saved her with powerful cybernetic implants. Rather than use her newfound gifts for good, LeTonya chose to focus on personal gain asCyborgirl.She became a member of Villainy, Inc., teaming up with several seasoned Wonder Woman villains. She and her teammates tried to overthrow Skartaris, but were stopped by Wonder Woman.[116]
When the government rounded up villains and sent them to the planetSalvation,she handed herself over to the Justice League to avoid being exiled. Soon after, Cyborgirl joined theCyborg Revenge Squadand was one of several such beings to wage an attack against Victor Stone at S.T.A.R. Labs. Stone avoided Cyborgirl's electromagnetic attack, but succeeded in defeating her through sheer force.
Powers and abilities of Cyborgirl
editBecause of the implants that her aunt gave her, Cyborgirl has the same powers as Cyborg. These include superhuman strength, durability, speed, stamina, senses, and energy projection.
Cyborgirl in other media
edit- WhenJustice Leaguewas pitched to theKids' WBnetwork, the lineup of the titular group originally includedRobin,Impulse,and an original character described as a teenage female version ofCyborg(Cyborgirl orNatasha Irons). The promo is viewable on the fourth disc of theJustice League Season Oneboxed set.
- A character based on Cyborgirl namedLaura Washington / Cyber-Womanappears in theArrowversecrossover "Invasion!",portrayed byErica Luttrell.[117]This version is a doctor who artificially augmented herself using technology stolen from Van Horn Industries.
Cyclone
editCyclone Kids
editTheCyclone Kidsare fictional characters appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Amelia "Sisty" Hunkel is the daughter ofMa Hunkel.Mortimer "Dinky" Jibbet is the younger brother ofScribbly Jibbetand Ma Hunkel's neighbor. When Ma operated as Red Tornado, Sisty and Dinky became her sidekicks known as the Cyclone Kids.[118]
Later on in their life, Sisty and Dinky got married and joined up withOld Justice.[119]In addition, they have a niece who operates asCyclone.[120]
Cyclotronic Man
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