List of Amalgam Comics characters

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The following is a list of fictional characters that appear, or are only mentioned briefly, in the 24 one-shots of Amalgam Comics. They are listed by comic book title and a teams section is also provided. The amalgamations of characters or the Amalgam versions of one character are given. Plots of the Amalgam comic books are given in the list of Amalgam Comics publications and additional information about characters is provided in the references.

Contents

Main event (February – May 1996)

DC versus Marvel Comics / Marvel Comics versus DC #1–4 (February – May 1996) was a joint publication by DC Comics and Marvel Comics and the main event of the intercompany crossover. DC published #1 and #4 and Marvel #2 and #3.

First appearance in DC versus Marvel #1 (February 1996)

First appearance in Marvel versus DC #3 (April 1996)

First appearance in "DC/Marvel All Access" #4 (December 1996)

First appearance in "Unlimited Access" #4 (January 1998)

Amalgam Comics

April 1996 – DC Comics

Amazon #1

Assassins #1

Doctor Strangefate #1

JLX #1

Legends of the Dark Claw #1

Super-Soldier #1

April 1996 – Marvel Comics

Bruce Wayne: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #1

Bullets and Bracelets #1

Magneto and the Magnetic Men #1

Speed Demon #1

Spider-Boy #1

X-Patrol #1

June 1997 – DC Comics

Bat-Thing #1

  • Alicia Murdock the Little Blind Girl. An Amalgam Universe character of whom Marvel's part of the amalgamation is Alicia Masters and Daredevil (Matt Murdock). DC's part of the amalgamation is unknown.
  • The Bat-Thing (Kirk Sallis). An amalgamation of DC's the Man-Bat and Marvel's the Man-Thing. [68]
  • Bingle-Burry the Two-Headed Dog. An Amalgam Universe character of whom DC and Marvel's parts of the amalgamation are both unknown.
  • Detective Clark Bullock. An Amalgam Universe version of DC's Harvey Bullock.
  • Detective Christine Montoya. An Amalgam Universe version of DC's Renee Montoya.
  • Francie-Ellen Sallis. An amalgamation of DC's Francine Langstrom and Marvel's Ellen Sallis.
  • Howard the Mxyzptlx. An amalgamation of DC's Mister Mxyzptlk and Marvel's Howard the Duck.

Dark Claw Adventures #1

  • Patch Malone (an alternate identity used by the Dark Claw). An amalgamation of DC's Matches Malone (an alternate identity used by Batman) and Marvel's Patch (an alternate identity used by Wolverine).
  • Lady Talia. An amalgamation of DC's Talia al Ghul and Marvel's Lady Deathstrike. [69]
  • Ra's a-Pocalypse. An amalgamation of DC's Ra's al Ghul and Marvel's Apocalypse. [70]
  • THX 1138. This is a reference to THX 1138 (1971), George Lucas' first feature film. [71]
  • Ubuwong. An amalgamation of DC's Ubu and Marvel's Wong. [72]
  • Cybercroc. An amalgamation of DC's Killer Croc and Marvel's Cyber.
  • The Bloodcrow. An amalgamation of DC's version of the Scarecrow and Marvel's Bloodscream.
  • Spiral Harley. An amalgamation of DC's Harley Quinn and Marvel's Spiral.
  • The Omega Beast. An amalgamation of DC's the KGBeast and Marvel's Omega Red.

Generation Hex #1

JLX Unleashed #1

Lobo the Duck #1

  • Lobo the Duck. An amalgamation of DC's Lobo and Marvel's Howard the Duck. [95]
  • The Impossible Dawg. An amalgamation of DC's Dawg and Marvel's the Impossible Man. [96]
  • Vikki Valkyrie. An amalgamation of DC's Vicki Vale and Marvel's the Valkyrie.
  • Hawkhawk. An amalgamation of DC's Hawkman and Marvel's Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond).
  • Doctor Bongface. An amalgamation of DC's Scarface and Marvel's Doctor Bong. [97]
  • Al Forbush. An amalgamation of DC's Ma Hunkel and Marvel's Blind Al and Irving Forbush. [98]
  • Bevarlene. An amalgamation of DC's Darlene Spritzer and Marvel's Beverly Switzler. [99]
  • Ambush the Lunatik. An amalgamation of DC's Ambush Bug and Marvel's Lunatik. [100]
  • Jonas Turnip. An amalgamation of DC's Jonas Glim and Marvel's the Space Turnip. [101]
  • Daryl Rutabaga. An amalgamation of elements of DC's Jonas Glim and elements of Marvel's the Space Turnip. [102]
  • Billie the Millie. An amalgamation of DC's Billy the Girl and Marvel's Millie the Model. [103]
  • Gamorola. An amalgamation of DC's Princess Shao-La and Marvel's Gamora. [104]
  • Gold-Kidney Lady. An amalgamation of DC's Goldstar and Marvel's the Kidney Lady. [105]
  • The Godthing. An amalgamation of DC's Gawd and Marvel's the Chair-Thing. [106]

Super-Soldier: Man of War #1

June 1997 – Marvel Comics

Challengers of the Fantastic #1

The Exciting X-Patrol #1

Iron Lantern #1

The Magnetic Men featuring Magneto #1

Spider-Boy Team-Up #1

Thorion of the New Asgods #1

  • Thorion the Hunter. An amalgamation of DC's Orion and Marvel's Thor.
    • Don Free (a human identity used by Thorion the Hunter). An amalgamation of DC's Scott Free and Marvel's Donald "Don" Blake.
    • Thorion the Celestial (a cosmic being that Thorion the Hunter evolves into). An amalgamation of DC's Orion and Marvel's Thor and the Celestials.
  • L'ok D'saad. An amalgamation of DC's DeSaad and Marvel's Loki.
  • Bald'r Lightbringer. An amalgamation of DC's Lightray and Marvel's Balder the Brave.
  • Oberon Foster. An amalgamation of DC's Oberon and Marvel's Jane Foster.
  • Big Sif. An amalgamation of DC's Big Barda and Marvel's Sif.
  • Heimron. An amalgamation of DC's Metron and Marvel's Heimdall.
  • Infinity the Beta-Ray Man. An amalgamation of DC's Infinity-Man and Marvel's Beta Ray Bill.
  • Steppenorn the Wolf Queen. An amalgamation of DC's Steppenwolf and Marvel's Karnilla the Norn Queen.
  • Granny Gullin the Boar God. An amalgamation of DC's Granny Goodness and Marvel's Gullin the Boar God.
  • The Absorbing Bug. An amalgamation of DC's Forager and Marvel's the Absorbing Man.
  • Devilance the Storm-Giant. An amalgamation of DC's Devilance the Pursuer and Marvel's version of the Storm Giants of Norse mythology.
  • The Enchanted Tigra. An amalgamation of DC's Tigra and Marvel's Amora the Enchantress.

Teams

The All-Star Winners Squadron in Super Soldier: Man of War #1 (June 1997) All-star-win1.jpg
The All-Star Winners Squadron in Super Soldier: Man of War #1 (June 1997)

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