The depiction of superpowers is maybe the most significant contrast between DC and Marvel. While many Marvel characters are altered or cursed by their abilities, DC Comics superheroes are revered and adored as gods. Both publishers offer superheroes capable of lifting large buildings off the ground, and accomplishing the seemingly impossible. With Spider-Man, Daredevil, and Luke Cage, Marvel excels at street-level vigilantism, but it also boasts the Avengers and an entire galactic armada of characters. In the meantime, DC appears to be churning out all-powerful characters after all-powerful characters, such as Superman and Wonder Woman. As far as groups, DC has the Justice League, Justice Society, Legion of Super-Heroes, the publisher has an abundance of the world’s most powerful superheroes.
50. Superboy (Jon Kent)
Fans have always speculated what would happen if Superman had a child. This concept has been explored in various Elseworld stories. In most cases, Superman’s offspring is an all-powerful person who has the potential to disrupt the superhero game forever.
The truth, however, is quite different. Jonathan Samuel Kent, who debuted with the start of DC’s Rebirth era, is a 10-year-old boy trying to figure out who he is and where he fits within the DC Universe. He’s not a messiah or a scientific monster; he is just a good kid learning to use his abilities for the first time.
49. Hourman
With the use of the medicine Miraclo, the superhero Hourman was able to obtain tremendous power. Hourman was a long-serving member of the Justice Society of America, having been used by Rex Tyler and then his son Rick to become super strong for one hour at a time.
Despite his strength, Hourman was never anywhere near the powerhouse that Superman is regarded as. Hourman loses a lot of points because of the one-hour restriction, but Rick Tyler’s experience behind the scenes makes him a little more dangerous. Nevertheless, the Miraclo medication has become addictive, putting his superhero career in jeopardy.
48. Aquaman
Super strength isn’t something you’d expect to see in someone like Aquaman. He’s mainly connected with his abilities to speak with sea creatures and swim really fast when he’s not being regarded as a ridiculous joke of a superhero. But, how powerful is Aquaman? He’s even been shown to be capable of punching Superman in the face.
Rather than shattering his hand as a normal person would, Aquaman has sent the Man of Steel flying during the New 52 Justice League series’ “Throne of Atlantis” storyline. Superman challenged Aquaman about his ties with the United States in the other incident.
47. Wonder Girl
Many of the most well-known superheroes have sidekicks. Each new sidekick in Wonder Woman appears to be a dilution of the original hero. Cassie Sandsmark is introduced as the daughter of Zeus and a real demigoddess with extraordinary abilities.
She is, however, a little less powerful than Donna Troy due to her age. However, Cassie has grown as a stronger and more effective hero from her tenure as a member of Young Justice to her graduation to the Teen Titans. Wonder Girl, with the power of her future self in the Titans of Tomorrow, has a lot of growth ahead.
46. Loose Cannon
DC Comics used the “Bloodlines” crossover in the early 1990s as an excuse to introduce a slew of new superheroes and villains. When alien parasites infected them, these “New Bloods” were given superhuman abilities, culminating in the formation of the Blood Pack superhero team and characters such as Hitman and Gunfire.
Before gaining tremendous superpowers, Loose Cannon “Eddie Walker” was a cop that seemed destined for the spotlight. Eddie, like the Hulk, transforms into a gigantic, hulking form when he becomes enraged. His skin is blue when he first becomes angry, but it changes colors as he becomes more enraged.
45. Atom Smasher
Most superheroes with superhuman strength are disproportionately small in comparison to their incredible abilities. Justice Society member Al Rothstein has the capacity to grow in size and change his density and strength in direct proportion to his size. This means that if he’s 60 feet tall, he’ll have the abilities you’d expect a human to have at that size.
Atom Smasher, who stands over seven feet tall in his normal condition, is a force to be reckoned with. He demonstrated that he can easily snatch jet planes from the sky and that he can compete with almost any superpowered individual.
44. Captain Marvel Jr.
Freddy Freeman was one of the original sidekicks in superhero comics, and he was one of the first to appear. Captain Marvel was given to Captain Marvel Jr. exactly a year after Batman received Robin in 1940. Despite his relative obscurity in comparison to other sidekicks, Captain Marvel Jr. was well-known enough to Elvis Presley that he modeled his on-stage outfits after him.
The Captain gave Freddy a portion of his power, much as the Wizard gave Billy Batson the power of Shazam. He has the same skills of the original Captain by pronouncing the words Captain Marvel out loud.
43. Superboy (Kon-El)
Cadmus decided to clone Superman after the Man of Steel died in the battle against Doomsday so that Metropolis would always have a guardian. Their cloning efforts yielded a child who would become Superboy. Superman took this kid, gave him a Kryptonian name (Kon-El) and an Earth name (Conner Kent), and taught him how to be a true hero after he returned to the world of the living.
He possesses many of the same superpowers as his mentor, with the addition of tactile telekinesis, which allows him to exert control over anything he comes into contact with (among other things).
42. Ultra Boy
Superheroes originally appeared in the twentieth century, but their legacy lives on with the Legion of Super-Heroes, which was founded in the thirty-first century. Young heroes came together to establish the Legion of Super-Heroes.
Members like Cosmic Boy, Lightning Lad, Saturn Girl, and Brainiac 5 are well-known, but when they require extra strength, they turn to Jo Nah of Rimbor, better known as Ultra Boy. He’s one of the team’s most powerful characters, despite all of the Legionnaires’ various abilities. Jo Nah has been proven to have all of Superman’s skills, although he can only utilize one at a time.
41. Big Barda
Apokolips and the New Gods of New Genesis are two of the most powerful cosmic entities in the universe. Big Barda, one of the most powerful of the New Gods, was raised to be a member of Darkseid’s elite soldiers, the Female Furies, and eventually became their commander.
She eventually overthrew her oppressors, fled Apokolips, and joined New Genesis. Mister Miracle and Big Barda are now happily married and live together on Earth. Barda has superhuman strength and combat powers that rival Wonder Woman’s and she has proven to be one of the most fearsome warriors in the DC Universe.
40. Mary Marvel
Mary Marvel is the first female spinoff of a male superhero, having debuted more than a decade before Supergirl. She has become connected with the world of wizards and magic words, just like her twin brother Billy Batson. She may take on the same powers as her brother by saying the word Shazam.
However, it’s explained in several of their stories that she, her brother, and Freddy Freeman all share a finite amount of strength, which means that the more heroes who use their skills, the weaker they all become. This is her main limitation when it comes to powers.
39. OMAC
Over the years, there have been various different interpretations of OMAC, but they all possess extraordinary physical power. Buddy Blank was created by Jack Kirby and first appeared in the post-apocalyptic wasteland that was subsequently revealed to be Kamandi’s home.
Buddy was powered up into the One Man Army Corps by the sentient satellite Brother Eye, which allowed him to do incredible feats of strength to help him create rule and order in a lawless world. He was revealed to be capable of manhandling the people he fought against, and he had the capacity to break through heavy futuristic technology.
38. Donna Troy
“Who is Donna Troy?” is a recurring question in the DC Universe because no one knows how the first Wonder Girl came to be. She started off as a younger version of Diana, but she later evolved into her own character.
As a result, various creators have sought, with varying degrees of success, to make sense of her role within the DCU. She was an orphan saved by Wonder Woman, then a member of the Titans of Myth, then a magical replica of Diana, and finally, in New 52, it was revealed that she was to battle her former mentor.
37. Lobo
Lobo would be the first person on this list if it were up to the Main Man. He not only has the capacity to annihilate his whole species as the Last Czarnian, but he also believes he is the strongest man in the entire universe.
It is difficult to consider him a real superhero when he lives the life of a bounty hunter; at any given time, he has been closer to a villain than not. However, because Batman drafted him into the Justice League of America, he may now call himself a hero, whether he likes it or not.
36. Green Lantern Corps
The Green Lantern Corps is the peacekeeping organization that controls the entire universe. The Corps has a total of 7,202 members, two for each of the universe’s 3,600 sectors (with the exception of sector 2814, which includes planet Earth).
Not only are these some of the most powerful personalities in the universe, but they are also a military unit that develops in strength as they work together. With their power rings, they wield one of the most potent weapons in existence, and each Lantern was picked for their unbreakable resolve and character, only the finest of the best.
35. Reverse-Flash
Eobard Thawne is portrayed in comic books as a genuinely evil villain. Thawne’s command of the Speed Force is really incredible, and despite the fact that the Flash can generally defeat him, Thawne never truly vanishes.
He keeps returning, demonstrating how powerful he is and how strong his bond with the Speed Force is. Thawne merged with the Speed Force and became an energy being, making him invincible and indestructible.
34. The Red Death
The Red Death is a twisted hybrid of Batman and The Flash makes its debut in the Dark Knights: Metal comic from 2019. Batman thinks that the Speed Force is all he needs to stop crime in the globe, resulting in a super-powered version of The Flash.
Bruce Wayne’s brains mixed with The Flash’s speed creates a really powerful entity. He can create Bat-gadgets faster than the speed of light.
33. Supergirl
There have been several versions of Supergirl over the years, but none are as well-known as Kara Zor-El, Superman’s cousin. Supergirl was sent out from Argo City as a teenager, whereas Kal-El was sent to Earth as a toddler from a dying Krypton. Although she’s technically older than Superman, her latest origin claims that she was locked in suspended animation until she arrived on Earth.
Supergirl can appear to be more powerful than Superman at times because of her inexperience with her abilities. Despite her proclivity for going all out, she’s still getting used to her new role as a superhero.
32. Mon-El
Daxamites are an evolutionary offshoot of the Kryptonians from planet Daxam. They gain all of Superman’s skills on Earth thanks to the yellow sun, just like their cousins.
When superhero Mon-El came to Earth, he had to be placed in the Phantom Zone to save his life after he was exposed to lead. He was cured by Brainiac 5 and recruited into the Legion of Super-Heroes thousands of years later.
31. Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman is one of the most powerful superheroes in the DC Universe, whether she was created out of clay by her mother or is the secret child of the Greek God Zeus.
She has many of the same abilities as Superman, including strength, speed, and durability, thanks to her godly powers. Diana was also raised in the art of combat from an early age, making her a fearsome warrior.
30. Martian Manhunter
Everyone immediately thinks of the Martian Manhunter as a telepath and shapeshifter, but J’onn J’onzz also possesses all of Superman’s talents. Most people think of him as a calm, reticent hero who is also a pacifist, yet if he’s forced into a fight, he can attack you from every angle.
When all of the Martian Manhunter’s abilities are combined, he’s almost certainly the most powerful member of the Justice League.
29. The Guardians of the Universe
The Green Lantern Corps’ eternal founders and leaders are known as the Guardians of the Universe. Their life’s mission is to restore order and truth to the cosmos by any means necessary. While they’re not as physically powerful as the other beings on our list, they’re possibly the most intelligent beings on the planet.
Durability, attentiveness, enormous knowledge, and a psychic ability are among their abilities. Their psychic skills are even more powerful than the strongest Lanterns’, the Guardian Ganthet could split a planet in half with a single thought, and he also used a psionic attack to stun Anti-Monitor.
28. Orion
Orion was created by the renowned Jack Kirby and is the biological son of the wicked Darkseid, therefore he inherited part of his incredible abilities. However, Orion is a top-tier warrior on his own.
He may be the only other New God capable of physically harming Darkseid in any significant way. He can be a grumpy jerk most of the time, but he does have a heroic side within him.
27. Power Girl
Because she’s Superman’s cousin from another planet, Power Girl possesses all of the skills and abilities of a Kryptonian and is practically identical to Supergirl. Karen Starr, on the other hand, is significantly more powerful than her counterpart due to her age.
She has developed throughout the years to reflect new twists in the DC Universe’s narrative, but she is still widely regarded as the DC Universe’s greatest female superhero.
26. Bizarro
Bizarro was first introduced as an imperfect clone of Superman, with all of Superman’s abilities (albeit often reversed), but none of the intelligence or sensibility. Because he’s a bit of a knucklehead, this means his power is generally wasted.
He has the kind of sheer power that only Superman can equal, whether he is from the other dimension Bizarro World or a failed genetic clone of the big man himself.
25. Valor
Superman is without a doubt the most powerful extraterrestrial to ever visit Earth, but the Daxamite aren’t far behind, and Valor may be one of their most formidable members. Before Krypton exploded, Valor met Jor-El and received directions, which helped him get to Earth. He was subsequently banished to the Phantom Zone, where he was forced to live alone until a treatment for the poison that was killing him was found.
Valor shares many of Superman’s abilities, including invulnerability, longevity, and flight, thanks to the Earth’s yellow sun. His abilities get stronger the longer he spends under the yellow sun.
24. Shazam
Billy Batson, now known as Shazam, can turn into a magical version of Superman. He acquired the knowledge of Solomon, the strength of Hercules, the stamina of Atlas, the power of Zeus, the courage of Achilles, and the speed of Mercury by pronouncing the magic words correctly.
Time and time again, Shazam has proven to be nearly as strong as Superman. Many times, the two have battled to a near-stalemate.
23. Superman
Superman may have been the first superhero, but he has since evolved into a superbeing. He possesses every superpower imaginable, including super strength, flight, super speed, invulnerability, heat vision, and super breath.
Superman’s amazing godlike abilities to shift planets with his bare hands and travel across time were first discovered in the 1950s. The modern-day Superman isn’t a god, and he isn’t able to alter the state of the universe.
22. Damage
It’s been said that Damage, a superhuman super-soldier, is even more powerful than Superman. The military conducted research using dark matter energy left over from the Dark Nights: Metal event, in an attempt to develop its own super-powered soldiers.
Ethan Avery obtained the capacity to shift into a huge, super-powered form for exactly one hour as a result of the experiment. He has defeated the Suicide Squad and Poison Ivy.
21. Dr. Fate
Dr. Fate is Kent Nelson, a powerful sorcerer and Lords of Order agent who fights evil alongside his wife Inza. The Nabu, who serves as his spiritual adviser, designed his amulet, robe, and helmet.
He’s a member of the Justice Society of America from its inception. Fate’s skills were dubbed “the secret of the conversion of energy into matter and matter into energy” in the early years of its publication.
20. Parallax
Hal Jordan was regarded as one of the greatest superheroes of all time and the Green Lantern Corps’ most powerful member. He was a fearless man who always did the right thing. Parallax, however, is an evil extraterrestrial who feeds on fear and was able to assault Jordan when he was at his most vulnerable.
Parallax’s power was so great that he drove the brave and honorable Hal Jordan insane, turning him into the universe’s deadliest evil. He exploited Jordan to destroy the Green Lantern Corps and the Guardians. Jordan’s pure heart was the only thing that turned him around.
19. Synnar
Synnar is also known as the Demiurge, and he first appeared during the Holy War, which ravaged planet Rann and ushered it into the Dark Ages. The inhabitants of the planet introduced Earthman Adam Strange to their world, bringing it into the DC Comics chronology.
Interestingly, Synnar also had a connection with Hawkman, he accesses many of his memories of past lives, therefore his fate was interwoven with the winged Justice League member. Synnar used to be God’s architect, and he battled God’s troops, nearly single-handedly defeating them all. He has evolved into an evil cosmic dictator with godlike abilities.
18. The Great Evil Beast
The Great Evil Beast is a cosmic monster that many perceive to be a demon that first appears in Swamp Thing comic’s pages. This is the real embodiment of evil, and it is best described as a force of nature and can be seen as God’s dark-side capable of utter destruction and chaos.
The Great Evil Beast is essentially omnipotent, with God being the only being regarded superior to it. It is impossible to say how powerful this being is, but if it unleashed its full potential, it would dwarf any other being in the cosmos. Nothing can stop it.
17. Infinity Man
Infinity Man has existed in various forms, the first of which was Darkseid’s brother. They all have one thing in common, though: they are the protectors of New Genesis, and they can be summoned to save him when he is in danger.
He has faced some of the most powerful heroes and villains in the past, and when things get bad, he can just teleport away, as he did when he battled Superman. He is also hazardous, as is completely devoid of compassion. To fully comprehend his abilities, two Green Lanterns and a Red Lantern were needed to fight him.
16. Darkseid
The Justice League was created in DC because the world faced a peril that no single hero could fight. Darkseid was the menace in the New 52, and he was stronger than any hero, so even Superman and Wonder Woman needed help to win the war and save Earth, and they only managed to accomplish it by slowing Darkseid down.
Darkseid is a New God, which means he possesses near-omnipotent powers. He’s immortal, invulnerable, possesses superhuman strength and stamina, and heals almost instantly. He’s capable of defeating Superman in combat. He also possesses the Omega Effect, making him nearly unbeatable.
15. The Monitor
In reaction to a cosmic imbalance generated by Krona’s experiment that created the matter and antimatter universes, the Monitor spawned on the lifeless moon of Oa. The Monitor spent his early years learning the secrets of the universe in silent meditation.
Sensing the existence of his antimatter foe, The Anti-Monitor, they waged a war that ended in a draw, with both parties rendered comatose for the next 9 billion years.
14. Dax Novu
The first Concept created by the Over Monitor was Dax Novu. He was given the task of studying The Flaw that was the DC Comics Multiverse and had adopted the moniker of Mandrakk, The Dark Monitor. In Final Crisis, Mandrakk was a powerful cosmic vampire.
He possessed such power that he was able to fight The Spectre and The Radiant combined, and he even managed to survive outside DC creation.
13. Yuga Khan
By far the most powerful and feared New God of the Fourth World is Yuga Khan. He is the father of both Drax (Infinity Man) and Uxas (Darkseid). Yuga Khan is the first dictatorial ruler of the hellish planet of Apokolips.
He has the ability to alter the Source itself, giving him near-unlimited reality-bending skills. He was the only being ever to tear his way out of the Source Wall.
12. Perpetua
Perpetua used negative crisis energies to build the initial iteration of the multiverse, and also to give birth to her three sons Mar Novu, Alpheus, and Mobius, the first occupants.
She told them after their creation that her multiverse was made up of three primary realms made up of the three basic kinds of matter – dark matter, positive matter, and antimatter – and that they were created to monitor these worlds.
11. Nix Uotan
Nix Uotan is one of the cosmic creatures keeping an eye on Telos’ existence. He thought of this world as an aberration from the multiverse. Nix Uotan inherited near-omnipotent abilities after becoming the Judge of All Evil.
With just a single word, he was able to call heroes from all around the multiverse and effortlessly defeat Mandrakk. He also had the ability to look into everything at the same time.
10. Mister Mxyzptlk
Mister Mxyzptlk is a 5th Dimension imp that comes to Earth to annoy people, most notably Superman. He’s a trickster with the ability to alter reality since he’s a magical being. He can very much do anything he wants, whenever he wants, to anyone he wants. The only way to stop him is to figure out how to answer one of his puzzles.
He possesses the capacity to teleport, is immortal, and can manipulate logic on a scale that most people cannot comprehend. His sole flaw is that he limits his own abilities, so there’s a way to outsmart him.
9. Anti-Monitor
Doctor Manhattan has demonstrated that he’s the most powerful being in the universe. The Anti-Monitor, the monster that brought about the Crisis on Infinite Earths and transformed the whole DC Universe, had come the closest to destroying everything before him.
The fact that it took Barry Allen’s sacrifice to eventually stop him says a lot. No one has been able to stop him from destroying numerous universes, with Anti-Monitor even defeating the Spectre. He has the ability to unmake matter, absorb energy, alter reality, and is invulnerable, allowing him to fight the universe’s most powerful heroes without taking any damage.
8. The Endless
The Endless are a group of seven siblings who each represent one of the seven essential forces of existence. These siblings were the core protagonists of the landmark Vertigo series The Sandman series. They are ageless, immortal, and nigh-omnipotent.
The origin and exact nature of the Endless is completely unknown, and few hints imply that they are natural processes. While it is stated outright that they are children of Time and Night, the Endless spend most of their time fulfilling their functions as embodiments of natural forces. The only known beings to rival them are the archangels and The Presence.
7. The Spectre
The Spectre is the most powerful character in the DC Universe. He’s bestowed with all sorts of magical abilities as God’s spirit of wrath, but it’s his raw strength that truly sets him apart.
The Spectre’s power is so vast that he requires a human host to keep him in control. Jim Corrigan, Hal Jordan, and Crispus Allen have taken hold of the spirit of vengeance to fight for justice.
6. The Decreator
The Decreator is a cosmic being that was born during the first moments of creation as a shadow of God. It’s dedicated to the annihilation of all existence and possesses the ability to make things vanish from reality.
The Cult of the Unwritten Book worships this unstoppable creature. The Decreator is impossible to defeat, but Crazy Jane discovered a technique to slow it down enough that its progress is undetectable.
5. Michael Demiurgos
Michael is the Archangel, who commanded the army of Heaven against Lucifer Morningstar’s rebellion. He is also the guardian of the Gate of Heaven. Michael, on the other hand, was killed in the conflict and utilized by Sandalphon.
He eventually gave birth to Elaine Belloc, who went on to become one of the most powerful cosmic beings in the DC Universe. Michael, along with his brother Lucifer, is nigh-omnipotent and considered one of the most powerful beings in the cosmos. If Michael died, the energy emitted from his body would be enough to wipe out all life on the planet.
4. Lucifer Morningstar
Introduced first in the pages of Sandman and then spinning off into his own comic book line, and even an eventual television series, Lucifer Morningstar is the original Lucifer, cast out of Heaven when he rebelled. However, he was powerful, more so than almost anyone in existence, and received Hell as his domain, which he eventually gave up to relocate to planet Earth.
Lucifer is nigh-omnipotent, and he can manipulate anything to any effect he chooses. His only weakness is that he can’t create something out of nothing. Lucifer is extremely powerful, stronger than even the members of the Endless.
3. Elaine Belloc
Elaine Belloc is the driving force behind the Lucifer comic book tale. Elaine is the daughter of Michael Demiurgos, and she debuted in the DC Universe as a young girl. However, the entire premise of the narrative was that she had inherited Michael’s powers, and Lucifer was preparing her to become the universe’s next greatest power.
Although she’s an archangel, the only thing holding her back is her inability to completely comprehend her abilities, which prevents her from exercising full control over them. After her grandfather, The Presence abdicates and leaves the throne, she’s the only heir to the throne.
2. Dr. Manhattan
In 1959, a young American man was utterly dissolved in an accident that was undoubtedly unforeseen. That is the origin story of Dr. Manhattan. As a result of the lab accident, he has the power of manipulating matter and energies around him.
Soon after, his talents were revealed, when he was able to piece himself back together. Dr. Manhattan is still regarded as a tremendous force in the DC Universe.
1. The Presence
The Presence is the name given to a godly entity. While DC has a plethora of Gods, most of which are Greek versions of Zeus and his offspring, the Christian equivalent of the character is the Presence.
The Presence is the being who bestowed the Spectre’s abilities, making him one of the most powerful characters ever to appear in the DC universe. As he did with the Justice Society, he has the ability to resurrect the dead. The Presence arrived in Lucifer and revealed that he was not completely omnipotent, which has remained the case when DC and Vertigo amalgamated.
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Monitor-Mind The Over-Void
He originally showed up in Superman Beyond issue #1. Because of his unlimited size, all of creation—including reason and reality—falls short of him. It was referred to as the “Overmonitor” by Mandrakk. According to the Superman Beyond series, he was the one who created the Monitor and the Anti-Monitor, and while they were each small probes of his, they together were akin to The Spectre. Even less is known about him than The Source.
It possesses omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence qualities. The Overmonitor has been interpreted in numerous ways throughout DC Comics. Neil Gaiman’s depiction of it basically refers to it as “the canvas where everything is sketched out,” and it may even compete with another being of comparable power, The Presence. Grant Morrison named it the God of DC.
The Word
The Word claimed to have the oldest known form of magic when he told Alec that he had control over divine words and dark divine powers. He demonstrated his ability to murder even gods by making 10 billion years pass in a chamber while only a second did so outside.
He is significantly stronger than the Spectre because he can simply block Monsieur Stigmonus, whereas the Spectre had to struggle to prevail. He is in charge of the Nameless Land. The Word cannot be physically hurt since he is composed of holy words. As for weaknesses: once Tefe caught him off guard by mimicking the heavenly words of the Voice, momentarily stopping him.
Eclipso
Eclipso was initially the Spirit of Wrath’s first rebellious incarnation. He could possess anyone who came into contact with the Heart of Darkness when it was sealed, most notably Bruce Gordon. According to the New 52, Eclipso is Lord Kaala, the malevolent progeny of House Onyx and House Diamond who was born during an eclipse, receiving great powers that enabled him to rule Gemworld.
Eclipso, a once-divine entity, has a huge array of magical talents that can be used for a variety of things, such as flight, size modification, and weather control. He has the ability to release energy blasts from his hands and left eye. He is swift and stronger than any human. He lives forever. Anybody who comes into contact with the Heart of Darkness, the black diamond containing his soul, has the potential to become his slave.
Krona
Krona is almost indestructible and immortal as a Maltusian, and he has extraordinary telepathic abilities. His quest to understand the universe’s creation and genesis is an obsession. He served as the “Brightest Day” plot arc’s primary adversary.
In order to prepare for their duty as the Guardians of the Universe, Krona’s fellow Maltusians had opted to become emotionless, which Krona protested. A prototype gauntlet with the Green Light of Willpower was made by Krona. The Green Lantern Power Rings would later be made using this technology. Krona was also in charge of keeping the Emotional Embodiments imprisoned during this time or shortly after, expanding his knowledge of the various emotional powers.
The Entity
The White Lantern Corps was made by an ancient being who also gave rise to all life in the DC universe. Ganthet’s description of the creature is “The life light given upon this cosmos that ignited existence itself.” The Entity is the embodiment of life, much like Predator, Ion, and Parallax are the emotional incarnations.
Nekron uses the intestines of a Guardian to call the beast, whom the Guardians of the Universe had kept hidden on Earth, in Blackest Night #7. Every living thing in the universe felt pain whenever Nekron struck it. Hal Jordan hypothesizes that it simply tolerated the discomfort because it lacked a “pilot”. Sinestro stood in Hal’s way as he attempted to join The Entity, but Sinestro eventually bonded with The Entity.
Nekron
Nekron is the personification of gloom and death. He has the ability to remove life and give it back again as he pleases, which has led to the resurrection of numerous historical heroes. Nekron is the forerunner of the Blackest Night now that he is the founder and leader of the Black Lantern Corps.
Nekron has the capacity to control darkness since he is the personification of both death and darkness. He has the capability to unleash bolts of “black lightning” from his hands, which are lethal enough to harm or even kill the Guardians of the Universe. Despite being incredibly strong, it can still be stopped. Wonder Woman was thrown across the room despite her best efforts to deflect it with her bracelets.
Lords and Agents of Order
The Lords and Agents of Order are a team of supernatural creatures, gods, and mortal agents who stand for the two opposing cosmic forces in the DC Universe and are perpetually at war with one another to control the powers of chaos, also known as the Lords of Chaos.
They are a group of beings whose duty it is to uphold the balance of order in the known universe and stop the Lords of Chaos, their rivals, from bringing about the Kali Yuga, an age of chaos where they rule supreme, by directly opposing them or by empowering agents to act in their place. All of the Lords of Order—aside from Amethyst—are thought to have perished at the hands of the Spectre.
Lords and Agents of Chaos
The Lords of Chaos are mystically powerful higher beings that embody chaos and served as the Ninth Age of Magic’s avatars for the idea of change. They fight the Lords of Order while empowering followers with their magic in an effort to bring about the “kali yuga,” a phrase used to represent a time when chaos eventually rules supreme.
The Lords of Chaos that have been destroyed during the 9th Age of Magic are: Chaon, Child, Flaw, Mr. Keeper, Mordru, M’Shulla, Shivering Jemmy of the Shallow Brigade, T’Charr and Typhon. The Agents of Chaos that perished as well were: Anti-Fate, Garn Daanuth, Holly Granger, Kestrel, Koth, Weaver and Unity.
The Monitors
They “watch” the multiverse and are committed to eliminating any anomalies that could jeopardize the multiverse’s structure. A multiversal race tasked with defending the Multiverse is known as the Monitors. There were only two in charge of the multiverse and the anti-matter universe, respectively, during the first multiverse: the Monitor and the Anti-Monitor.
However, during the events of Crisis on Infinite Earths, both died. A new race of 52 distinct Monitors is observed to be active in the new multiverse after the creation of the 52, trying to defend the multiverse as a whole from corruption. Every monitor has a planet assigned to it, and each one looks a little bit different from the others. On Qward, the Sinestro Corps is seen receiving assistance from a version of the Anti-Monitor. The Monitors perform their next-largest roles in Countdown, despite being seen again.
Kismet
In the DC world, she is a god. She led the Man of Steel down the proper road. Since then, she has made fewer appearances. Kismet just made an appearance in the JLA/Avengers crossover. The most powerful characters from both universes—Kismet from the DC universe and Eternity from the Marvel universe—were imprisoned by Krona as he sought to acquire absolute control. They both fell in love while they were together, but when they were set free, they were both compelled to return to their own universes, much to their dismay.
Kismet was a cosmic being with enormous cosmic power that she could employ in almost any circumstance. She is nearly omnipotent and has the ability to bend reality, time, and space to accomplish any task. She is also immortal, therefore time doesn’t affect her negatively. However, Kismet perished when the ninth age of magic came to an end.
Neh-Buh-Loh
Neh-Buh-Loh, a sentient universe, first appeared as Qwewq, a newborn universe. He grew up in Summer’s End and later served Gloriana, the Sheeda queen, as her huntsman. In order to stop the fulfillment of a prophecy that stated she would be killed by seven soldiers, he was given the assignment to hunt down and kill teams of seven. Additionally, he had to find the Seven Imperishable Treasures.
Neh-Buh-Loh possesses a version of Earth where superheroes haven’t ever arisen. He can independently travel through time. He has superhuman strength, durability, and the ability to create energy blasts out of his own material. He has improved senses, which enable him to pick up radio waves and cosmic rays. He is adept at both armed and unarmed conflict.
Superboy Prime
Earth-Prime is the name of the world where Superboy-Prime was born. He was seen as a typical youngster. He was adopted by Jerry and Naomi Kent, who gave him the name Clark, which is also the name of a fictional comic book character that lives in their universe. He was teleported to Earth-Prime before the sun of this universe’s Krypton was destroyed by a supernova, as it turned out, and he was indeed Kal-El.
The Earth-Prime Superboy, while wearing a Superman costume for a Halloween celebration, accidentally activated his Kryptonian capabilities as Halley’s Comet passed by shortly after learning about his new talents. Superboy-Prime had roughly the same abilities as his counterpart Superman, though they seem stronger because of his madness. Superboy-Prime was actually energized by Alexander Luthor’s anti-matter abilities.
S’ivaa
There was a time when terrible shadow elementals roamed the cosmos following the demise of the Old Gods and before the ascendance of the New. S’ivva, the Old God Dancer of destruction and the last of them, is a potent divine monster whose dance has the power to end the universe. On New Genesis, S’ivva dozed off when the New Gods came into power and remained there unawakened for ages.
S’ivaa possessed enormous power. Due to his status as a shadow elemental and an Old God of the Third World, he was impervious to the abilities of all gods, Old and New, including the Omega effect and Astro force, which is why Highfather had to enlist Superman’s assistance. However, S’ivva’s capacity to shatter space and time is his greatest strength. He has repeatedly ripped holes in the cosmos during combat just by waving his arms around.
Monarch
He is a despicable dictator from the future. It is eventually discovered that he was formerly one of Earth’s most illustrious heroes before succumbing to darkness and becoming the Monarch.
One of his most important powers is invulnerability. His Dilustel metal “skin” is nearly impenetrable and resistant to damage from energy, heat, lasers, etc. in varying degrees. With a revised “nanoweave” design that can stop leaks, the armor has been improved. Additionally, it has tools for masking his vital signs through a direct cerebral interface. The only people to date who have been proven to have hurt the Monarch are Superman-Prime and Christopher Kent of Earth-16 (who later passed away after launching such a potent attack).
Ion
Ion is a cosmic entity that was created at the beginning of the cosmos with the first act of will. It is the physical manifestation of the universe’s willpower and one of the seven beings personifying the emotional spectrum. In contrast to some of the other emotional embodiments, it is a passive organism that coexists in symbiosis with its host.
The willpower found at the heart of the emotional spectrum would appeal to the Guardians of the Universe once they were made aware of it. The Guardians caught the fear monster in an effort to stop the damage inflicted by Parallax. They also captured Ion, which they did knowing that it had the potential to alter the trajectory of the entire cosmos.
Neron
As a fallen angel of Hell, Neron frequently makes agreements with both villains and heroes in exchange for their souls. Neron appears to be unstoppable and has limitless power. Neron makes his debut appearance in Underworld Unleashed, when he enlists both villains and heroes to follow his orders.
Some of them who followed him didn’t have to forfeit their souls in order to obtain influence. But when Trickster appears and teaches the heroes that a pure spirit who offers himself in sacrifice, as Captain Marvel does, cannot be taken, Neron is vanquished. Many villains in the series sold their souls. Joker was one of them; he exchanged his soul for a carton of cigars.
Trigon
Trigon is a demonic conqueror who wants to rule over every reality that exists. In addition, the Church of Blood worships him as a god and the father of Raven.
Trigon was initially created as a result of a celestial blasphemy that spread like a virus, corrupting entire worlds and civilizations into self-destruction. The Three Divine sent forth the huge Heart of Darkness to feast on his soul in an effort to purge it of wickedness. Trigon was able to harness the strength of the Heart of Darkness, which is made up of the combined wickedness of a hundred galaxies, and as a result, he became a supreme force capable of annihilating innumerable planets.
Larfleeze
The Orange Lantern Corps is kept by the ageless robber Larfleeze, who is billions of years old and the first creature to access the unparalleled power of Avarice. He is too selfish to share his rings with anyone else. Larfleeze has lately evolved into the biological power source for the Orange light.
Because he is a “one man Corps,” it makes him far more powerful than any other Lantern. He has shown that he can compete against many ring-bearers at once. Based on the identities of people it kills, the orange light has the capacity to produce orange light copies, or “constructs.” Larfleeze utilizes his ring’s ability to make constructs to field an entire army of Orange Lanterns to battle his enemies for him because he is too greedy to share his rings, with the exception of the one he gave to Lex Luthor at Ganthet’s urging.
Imperiex
Superman #153 introduced the ultimate conquering power that was shown in “Our Worlds at War;” Imperiex. This entity can literally recreate entire universes and destroy them with the force of the great bang within him.Imperiex possesses the entropy power of the big bang, which gives him many superhuman abilities. These abilities include the ability to manipulate and absorb energy, create probes, unleash powerful energy blasts that can instantly kill beings like Doomsday, and, after absorbing enough power, destroy and restart entire universes.
His powers include: Entropy manipulation; Imperiex wielded the power of the Big Bang itself, and was capable of projecting energy blasts powerful enough to destroy Doomsday with one blast. Superhuman strength: He was able to physically match Post-Crisis Superman in direct combat. Superhuman durability and superhuman stamina. Imperiex had the ability to create black holes capable of sucking up entire universes. He can create probes for himself.
Onimar Synn
One of Thanagar’s seven enslaving devils. He is extremely powerful and has a wide range of abilities thanks to his extensive mastery of Nth Metal, which grants him control over four fundamental forces. These abilities include the ability to manipulate gravity and electromagnetism.
Seven demons are said to have haunted Thanagar at the beginning of the planet. Demon Onimar Synn was the most feared of all. After defeating Onimar Synn, the legendary hero Kalmoran made the decision to confront it. He now holds it in a Cage of Nth Metal in the planet’s underground, where they have been for ages. Many years later, Thanagar strengthens during his detention but is decimated in a conflict with the Tormocks. Synn appears from the depths during reconstruction, killing the whole Council. After that, he starts to occupy the planet and seizes the majority of Nth Metal.
Solaris
Solaris is a celestial supercomputer that dates back to the year 853. This artificial solar tyrant tried to rule over two periods. Solaris developed itself by encoding its evil in a technological virus that was sent back in time to infect technology from the 20th century. To vanquish this sentient star, the JLA and its Justice Legion-A successors have to work together.
Solaris was a sentient, artificial sun created in the 20th century and a recurring nemesis of Superman (who is known in the 853rd century as Superman Prime). Solaris was created by Grant Morrison and Val Semeiks during DC One Million event in DC One Million #1, in 1998.
Demons Three
Before the Timeless Ones locked them away a billion years ago, they ruled the galaxy. They have attempted to break out of their captivity on numerous occasions, frequently with Felix Faust’s assistance because he constantly calls them. Dr. Fate killed one of the demons, Abnegazar, but his brethren quickly revived him, albeit as a huge demonic maggot.
Later, they collaborated with Neron in his scheme to assassinate the Justice League. Neron may not have been as strong as himself, but he seemed to appreciate the older demons. They also helped the Alexander Luthor-led Society by taking Nightshade hostage on the Day of Retribution.
Starbreaker
The ability to absorb energy in all of its forms, as well as the ability to harness the kinetic energy of a planet colliding with its sun, are what distinguish Starbreaker from other characters. He has the ability to draw this energy from other people or from the area around him. Since he has consumed entire galaxies, there appears to be no upper limit to the amount of energy he can absorb.
The energy he gains can be used in various fashions He appears to have speed that is comparable to Superman’s, and he has greater strength and durability. He can fly, create energy copies of himself, grow bigger (at least big enough to hold a planet in his hands), and manipulate energy for various purposes such as force fields and destructive blasts (ranging in destructiveness beyond that of an exploding star).
Mogo
Honored Green Lantern of Space Sector 2261; a sentient, living planet who serves as the inspiration for the selection and tracking of power rings. The Green Lantern Corp.’s temporary headquarters are located in Mogo.
Mogo is the owner of a Green Lantern Power Ring, which gives him the ability to carry out a number of different effects. It gives Mogo the following abilities: Energy projection: The rings have the ability to launch destructive blasts, create force fields and bubbles of protection, and project beams. Energy constructs: The rings have the ability to create anything the wearer can think of out of hard-light energy. These things can become more sophisticated and complex the more determined the person is. Even living devices, computers, and even people can be created using the constructions, which can be extremely sophisticated.
Lord Satanus
Lord Satanus, one of the two Demon children of the great wizard Shazam, is now in charge of the Infernal Dominion alongside his sister. He has regained authority from Neron and is now alone.
With the exception of his heavy Roman-style helmet and dark skin or the fact that the helmet obscured his face, Lord Satanus resembled a typical demon. He was reintroduced in the Demon War plot as Blaze’s brother. They engaged in combat over control of Blaze’s territory while utilizing Superman as a pawn. The author of Newstime magazine, Collin Thornton, who debuted in November 1989 and had previously employed Clark Kent as editor, was revealed at the end of the story to be Satanus.
Amazo
Created by Professor Ivo using cutting-edge Absorption Cell Technology, Amazo the android has the ability to mimic any metahuman’s abilities. Amazo has the power to duplicate the other skills possessed by heroes or villains around, as well as to enhance and/or combine such skills. Superheroes including Superman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Martian Manhunter, and Aquaman’s abilities have been absorbed by him. Even her combat technique and some of her tools, including the magic lasso and power ring of Wonder Woman, have been copied by him.
His weakness is, however, that he can duplicate some powers, but they do not last forever, and at least one form was restricted to just those held by Justice League members. The League’s founder member disbanded the team, forcing this incarnation into dormancy in the middle of a battle.
Mordru
Mordru is the most notable Lord of Chaos in charge of Hawk’s corruption and the devastation of the Rock of Eternity. Additionally, he is the only Lord of Chaos who has endured into the tenth Age of Magic. He opposes the Justice League, the Legion of Super-Heroes, and the Justice Society.
Mordru is one of the most potent wizards in the universe and is thought to be immortal because he was never born and will never die. Through the use of magical energy from objects like the Rock of Eternity, the Starheart, and Fate’s Artifact, he gained more strength and became more unbreakable. Mordru gains these following skills through the use of the spells and sorcery: Cosmic Awareness, Chaos Magic, Immortality, Possession, and Power Distribution. Mordru appears to be terrified and helpless while imprisoned, which is known as claustrophobia.
Phantom Stranger
Throughout the author’s history of publications, Stranger’s abilities seem to have varying degrees of power. He has a vast array of abilities. His origins, as the source of his abilities, are equally enigmatic. It has been postulated numerous times that he cannot be killed because either the cosmos itself or his own special defensive ability protects him from harm.
His powers include: Teleportation over huge distances, manipulation of cosmic power on a huge scale, vast knowledge and nigh omniscience (he knows everything about any character or situation he encounters), time manipulation and travel, spectral sight (where he can perceive entities invisible to others), unarmed combat (known to throw a few punches), mastery over magic on a huge scale, space adaptation, illusion revealing and casting, and flight.
Nabu the Wise
Nabu, one of the omnipotent Lords of Order, assumed human form and settled in ancient Egypt. There, he established a reputation as a court magician to various pharaohs, including Khufu. Nabu attempted to warn the Pharaoh and then his son not to pursue the fugitive Jews, led by Moses, while he was in Egypt. If it failed, the Spectre, who would not be restrained to a human host before the time of Jesus Christ, destroyed Egypt. Nabu made an overt approach but was rejected.
The young Kent Nelson, the son of archaeologist Sven Nelson, awoke Nabu (kept in suspended animation) in 1940. After transforming Kent into an adult and instructing him in the magic of Order, Nabu presented Kent with the golden Helmet of Order.
Doomsday
The seemingly unstoppable giant known as Doomsday changes his physical shape to overpower and annihilate anything and everyone in his way. In the “Death of Superman” narrative, he is best remembered for killing Superman.
Doomsday’s special genetic makeup allows him to involuntarily resurrect himself without help. Doomsday could be regarded as immortal as a result. The length of time it takes for him to come back to life typically depends on how he passed away. For instance, if his demise was comparable to that of Imperiex, when the Hollower of Galaxies reduced him to a skeleton, the process of resurrection might take a very long time—possibly thousands of years. Doomsday can adapt and grow resistant to the cause of his death the next time he is born because of the genetic nature of his body.
Overmaster
Once upon a time, an alien parasite attached itself to another alien; the resulting being acquired the name Overmaster and traveled around space meddling with sentient worlds. This creature spotted a planet full of super heroes when it landed on Earth and realized that there was a new way to test the inhabitants. Six people were gathered by Overmaster to create the Cadre. The fate of humanity was at stake when this organization challenged the Justice League to a fight. The JLA won out. For “Judgment Day,” Overmaster made a comeback and once more faced the League.
It is unknown how long he had been wandering the galaxy before coming to Earth, but during his travels he had captured numerous aliens, many of whom were the last of their kind, including Yazz.
Highfather
He is the leader of the New Gods, and the ruler of New Genesis. As the head of New Genesis, High-Father is the most potent of the New Gods, stronger than Orion and Darkseid combined. He socializes with some of the city’s most influential figures, and his reputation as a deity is well-respected.
The skills of High-Father include: Easily taking off 6 opponents that were each posing a threat to Orion (in the issue previous, Orion does this). His wail of agony develops into a force that can be felt on Earth and throughout the entire Cosmos. A world or realm is destroyed by his strength plus that of four others.
Black Racer
The Black Racer has been tasked from the beginning to gather the souls of dead gods from the battlefield. The Black Racer’s identity has evolved during that time. He most recently took the form of Willie Walker, a former soldier. There isn’t a mortal incarnation of Black Racer right now.
The Black Racer’s touch is his most recognizable ability. He has the power to instantly extinguish the lives of even gods. Great beginnings are left as husks by his passing since he is the bringer of death. The Black Racer possesses additional superhuman abilities that help him hunt his prey. His speed was such that he could playfully keep up with Lightray while he traveled at breakneck speed. He is agile enough to quickly jump over a blazing, light-speed that Lightray throws his way.
Takion
The avatar of The Source’s light side is named Takion. Takion is everywhere at once because of how quickly he moves. He was given “Omnipresence” by the Source, which allowed him to know practically everything and perform almost anything. Josh Saunders, a blind psychologist, was selected by Highfather to transform into an elemental of The Source and be granted control over The Source because Highfather believed he was “a man without destiny” and would therefore not be missed.
He was given the title “Takion of the Source” by the High-Father, who also instructed him to purge a stain from the Source. Takion was actually Highfather’s Avatar, made as a backup plan in case Highfather passed away. Takion was able to view everything at that time, including all of his successes and failings, and time had no limits. He even had the ability to predict Highfather’s demise.
Fernus
When the Martian Manhunter freed his genetic memories, he became an alternate mind. Its plans to exterminate humanity and replace it with its own children were thwarted by the Justice League. Fernus has all of the Martian Manhunter’s abilities and knowledge of how to use them, including super strength and invulnerability, flight and super speed, Martian vision, telepathy, and complete psionic control over its molecular composition (accounting for his shape-shifting, density control, accelerated healing, and ability to change size).
These skills appear to be more expansive in scope and slightly different in terms of how they might be used. Fernus had simultaneous influence over many different populations all throughout the world, using techniques ranging from empathic manipulation to outright telepathic dominance. It was also able to telepathically hypnotize large crowds of people and govern them. When it battled the League again, it used telepathy to instantly cripple them.
The Wizard
Shazam was chosen by six long-forgotten Gods to be their hero when he was a small kid, about 9000 years ago. The youngster transforms into the Champion by saying the word “Vlarem.” Years later, he would take on the role of the one who gave Billy Batson and Teth-Adam comparable power. Shazam, however, lost strength over time as people forgot about the gods that were symbolized by the name Vlarem.
He needed a successor, so he asked more recent gods to provide authority in his successor’s name. Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, and Mercury were among these gods. These gods alone created the magical code word SHAZAM, which was derived from the first letter of each of their separate names.
Zeus
The most potent Olympian god, Zeus is a God of nearly infinite might, rivaling his Asgardian counterpart Odin. Zeus possesses superhuman strength and is capable of lifting more than 90 tons without the use of magic. He is agile, almost tireless, and possesses superhuman stamina. Zeus can move at the speed of light or even quicker because of his superhuman speed. Zeus possesses physical prowess that is well above average for humans.
He is physically stronger than Hercules and is able to take a direct blow from that strength without moving. Like all Olympian Gods, Zeus is nearly boundless in strength and can be compared to his Asgardian counterpart Odin. He is also ageless because he is immortal. Zeus possesses a strong physical defense, is immune to all diseases, and cannot be hurt by normal attacks.
Ra
The sun deity’s son’s ancient Egyptian god was named Ra. Between 2495 and 2345, he rose to prominence in ancient Egyptian religion and is frequently represented by the midday sun. Ra may refer to the sun or a word or phrase that denotes a creator or creative force, though its exact meaning is obscure. In the ancient Egyptian city of Heliopolis, Ra was the main deity revered. Ra was thought to have called into existence each form of life by uttering their respective hidden names.
As an alternative, Egyptians believe that humans were made from Ra’s sweat and tears, which is why they refer to themselves as “Cattle of Ra.” According to the tale of the Celestial Cow, Ra sent his eye disguised as Sekhmet to chastise mankind for their plan against him. She was subdued when she became bloodthirsty by combining red dye and beer.
Arion
Arion is an immortal mage-king from ancient Atlantis and the younger twin son of two Atlantean gods. In Rebirth, he is a divine mage-king, genius, and the inventor of the Tears of Extinction in addition to being in charge of Atlantis’ sophisticated science and magic. Arion used sources such as celestial energies (which he sacrificed during his lifespan) and Darkworld to energize his spells throughout his entire life.
He was able to cast many of the same spells with different effects, including raising the dead, projecting magical energy that could harm Wonder Woman, telepathic spells that could take control of Martian Manhunter, control of fire in a way that could casually dispatch Etrigan, etc. Despite the sources (though he was claimed to be much more powerful when drawing from the latter).
Lady Blaze
Blaze has been working in the background for a while, helping to create the Superman villains Skyhook and Silver Banshee. She steals souls by disguising herself as Metropolis nightclub owner Angelica Blaze, a red-skinned demon with horns. To fight for the souls of Jimmy Olsen and Jerry White, the son of Perry White, Superman follows her to Hell. Jimmy Olsen is saved by Superman, but Jerry White’s soul is captured by Blaze.
Later, Blaze showed up in Fawcett City where she assumed the mortal identity of a crime boss. Captain Marvel and the Marvel Family thwarted her ambitions for the city (and the Rock of Eternity linked to it). Additionally, it was revealed that Blaze was the one who corrupted Black Adam and that she and Satanus were only partially human—their father was the wizard Shazam.
Old Gods
The Old Gods were the race of celestial beings that controlled the Third World before the New Gods arrived. The Old God’s home was destroyed in this terrible act, and two new planets, Apokolips and New Genesis, were created as a result. A new race of gods known as the New Gods emerged on these worlds, and they held the view that the Old Gods had been annihilated because they had abandoned their mission.
Although Metron’s research was able to uncover part of their past, the New Gods had no knowledge of their kind following their destruction. This includes ancient technology like the Mageddon, which took its name from the New Genesis language. On Apokolips, a wrecked metropolis deep beneath was home to the zombie Dreggs, the dead bodies of the Old Gods, who wandered the area aimlessly.
Gog
Gog was from the Third World, a paradise that was destroyed when the Old Gods went to fight there. Gog was expelled because he would not pick a side. Then he dove into the bleed and began to wander between worlds. He asserted that he was not accountable for the activities of the fake Gog (William Matthews), who, after the real Gog appeared, caused him to lose his identity since Matthews started experiencing psychotic episodes related to visions from several universes.
Gog performed a multitude of miracles on locations, people, and JSA members as evidence of his benevolent intentions. His first goal is to establish a camp, and when he does so, supporters join him. The hazardous wastes being released by the lava that was poking out of the mountain he was lodged in are then treated by him in a nearby settlement.
Captain Atom
Captain Atom, a superhero powered by the Quantum Field, was created as a result of Nathaniel Adam being forced into an experiment that attached alien metal to his skin and sent him 18 years into the future. The Quantum Field, an infinite emptiness of all matter and energy, is directly connected to Captain Atom’s metal skin, which gives him the ability to absorb, create, and control infinite amounts of energy and matter.
His imagination, scientific understanding, and willpower determine how much of it he can employ. He has many uses for the Quantum Field, many of which are undiscovered. He can use it in an infinite number of ways, although he typically employs it to enhance his superhuman physical prowess and his capacity to control matter and energy. He also receives a variety of immunity to telepathy and molecular manipulation from the Quantum Field.
Swamp Thing
After dying in a swamp due to a terrible accident, botanist Alec Holland transformed into the Swamp Thing, the Green’s avatar. All plant life is completely under The Swamp Thing’s control; he has the power to direct vegetative matter to do whatever he wants. He acts as the Plant Elemental for the entire world and is in continual contact with the very essence of the Earth thanks to this power. Alec Holland has possessed additional elemental abilities in the past attaining power over not only plant life, but also the elements of soil, water, air, and fire.
The strength of The Swamp Thing is closely related to his bond with the Earth. He can lift masses that are many times more than his own body weight. His ultimate strength level is almost unknowable thanks to The Green’s lent power.
Starro
He is a planet-conquering tyrant who, through his connections with the Star Conquerors, has enslaved several galaxies
The major ability of Starro is mind control. He is one of the most potent mind controllers in the universe and has used it to conquer nine galaxies. When not in control of someone, Starro possesses a few special abilities. For starters, he has the ability to fly and is incredibly strong in his own right, being able to use his axe to quickly decapitate Despero. He has the ability to create parasitic clones, is immune to the majority of attacks—including gunfire—and has the capacity to transform Earth’s starfish into obedient proxies.
Despero
Despero, one of the Justice League’s earliest adversaries, was made into a galactic tyrant whose psychological power is only rivaled by his prowess as a physical titan by the Flame of Py’tar.
The tyrannical monarch of Kalanor, Despero, has engaged in multiple battles with the Justice League. He has made numerous appearances throughout their history and was one of their initial villains. He was originally a pink-skinned alien genius with a third eye that gave him hypnotic talents, but he has since evolved into one of the League’s most physically intimidating foes while keeping all of his mental abilities. His newly discovered power comes from resurrecting himself in the Flame of Py’tar, the last surviving example of the nuclear energy that gave rise to his people.
Brainiac
One of Superman’s most seasoned and potent adversaries is Brainiac. He is a 12th level intelligent techno-organic creature who explores the multiverse in search of civilizations to diminish and steal so that he can add them to his collection of taken worlds. He is to blame for the demise of innumerable cultures and the endless billions of people.
Because of his 12th level mind, Brainiac has superhuman intelligence that is on the verge of omniscience. The following traits and capabilities have been possessed by several Brainiac incarnations: Technopathy, the capacity to manipulate technology and interact with it using one’s own thoughts. Whereas Brainiac’s punches send Superman flying and have already rendered General Zod unconscious, telekinesis is a superior form of super strength.
Mongul the Elder
“Survival Through Strength”, “Justice Through Might”, “Let All Know This Truth”. These are the words of Lord Mongul, the supreme commander of War World and the grand Marshal and dictator of Imperial Infinity. He is one of Superman’s toughest foes, and he is also renowned for his strength, violence, cruelty, and utter ruthlessness against the foes he faces. He produced Jochi, Mongal, and Mongul II.
Mongul was physically stronger than the Silver Age Superman; in fact, only once could Superman defeat him in combat, while Mongul often overpowered Superman. Mongul has also easily broken out of inertron, the universe’s toughest substance, and defeated Hal Jordan, Supergirl, and Martian Manhunter with only raw force.
Black Adam
Teth-Adam, the Wizard’s first champion, was a former slave who used the strength of six Egyptian gods to battle evil. However, after his family was killed during the annexation of his people, he devised more brutal strategies to defend the defenseless. The Wizard exiled “Black Adam” to Ramesses II’s tomb after deeming him corrupt. He would eventually break free after centuries behind bars and use force to dispose of Kahndaq’s dictator, standing up for his nation and turning into a natural foe of the world’s heroes.
Adam is endowed with a heavenly power that extends to his durability. He has recovered from hits from many Shazams without tiring or becoming hurt. He has also caught spiked wooden bludgeons with his bare hands. He exhibits considerable magic resistance as well, having withstood the spell blasts of legendary Myranian magicians.
Helspont
Thanks to the Acuran body he took, he is one of the most potent Daemonites ever. He is the Cabal’s leader and a foe of both Mr. Majestic and the WildCATs. He appears as Superman and the Outlaws in the New 52 as an extremely potent Daemonite Overlord.
Although it appears that Helspont’s talents are no longer a result of an exceptional extraterrestrial body but rather due to a powerful ability known as the “Blue Flame,” Helspont still has superhuman durability and substantial psychic skills, including telepathy and telekinesis. Helspont claimed to have ripped stars in half with his bare hands and displayed enough strength to backhand Superman into the moon with enough force to render him unconscious.