Salvage worker turned arms dealer using scavenged Chitauri technology.
Fashion doll who initially appears vain but proves loyal.
An imprisoned serial killer who murdered boys in the 1990s, whispered to his victims, and tormented their families with recordings. He refuses to cooperate except with the retired detective, manipulates him during their meeting, and ultimately strangles his own son in prison.
Wealthy vigilante protecting Gotham City, Justice League founder
Ruthless rival race car who cheats to win.
Chaotic bio-exorcist with reality-warping powers and a mischievous nature.
Wealthy vigilante protecting Gotham City from crime and corruption using advanced tech.
Alternate spelling for the chaotic bio-exorcist.
Captain Gene Mauch is the NYPD superior who oversees Allen and Terry. He orders them to surrender their evidence, removes them from the case, and later splits them up because of the political danger surrounding Ershon's connections. After admitting his obstruction, he permits their pursuit and arrives with backup to make arrests.
A faded actor famous for a superhero franchise, attempting to regain artistic credibility by writing, directing, and starring in a Broadway adaptation. Tormented by the internal voice of his past superhero persona, he endures disastrous previews, a viral underwear incident, and a public brawl before concluding his performance with a self-inflicted stage gunshot.
British royal family member and Scarlet's target.
Wealthy vigilante protecting Gotham City from crime and corruption using advanced tech and martial arts.
Michael Keaton has 138 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Their work spans 18 cinematic universes — most prominently DCEU with 3 titles. Signature works include Spider-Man: Homecoming, The Whisper Man, The Flash. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 18 universes
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