Marvel & DC Heroines & Villains

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Gwen Stacy


Full Name Gwendolyne "Gwen" Stacy
Status Deceased
Supporting Character of Spider-Man
Notable relatives George Stacy (father, deceased), Helen Stacy (mother), Arthur Stacy (uncle), Nancy Stacy (aunt), Paul and Jill Stacy (cousins), Gabriel Osborn (son), Sarah Osborn (daughter), Norman Osborn (father of her children), Gwen Stacy (clone)

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Rachel Summers(Rachel Grey)

Real name Rachel Anne Summers
Status Active
Affiliations X-Men, X-Treme Sanctions Executive
Previous affiliations Excalibur, Askani, Hounds
Notable aliases Phoenix, Rachel Grey, Marvel Girl, Mother Askani
Notable relatives alternate reality Cyclops (father), alt. reality Jean Grey (mother), Havok (uncle), Vulcan (uncle), Cable (alternate reality half-brother), Nate Grey (alternate reality cloned brother), Corsair (grandfather)
Notable powers Telepathy, Telekinesis, temporal astral projection, time travel, residual Phoenix Force energy

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Stacy X


Real name Miranda Leevald.
Status Inactive, depowered
Previous affiliations X-Men, X-Ranch
Notable powers Depowered; previously pheremone control and snakelike skin

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Wonder Woman

Real name Diana of Themyscira
Status Active
Previous affiliations Justice League; Justice Society of America (Pre-Crisis Earth-Two continuity), All-Star Squadron (Pre-Crisis Earth-Two continuity)
Notable aliases The Amazing Amazon; Diana Prince (Pre-Crisis continuities)
Notable relatives Queen Hippolyta (mother, deceased), Donna Troy (sister), Helena Kosmatos (adopted sister), Antiope (aunt), Hippolytus (cousin)
Notable powers flight, super-strength, super-speed, highly developed fighting skills, enhanced hearing, enhanced vision, animal empathy, regeneration, sisterhood with fire, high resistance to magic, astral projection into mythic lands

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Hawk Girl


Real name (I) Shiera Sanders Hall
(II) Kendra Saunders
Status (I) Deceased
(II) Active
Previous affiliations (I) Justice Society, All-Star Squadron
(II) JSA, JLA
Notable relatives (I) Carter Hall (husband), Hector Hall (son, deceased), Daniel Hall (grandson), Speed Saunders (cousin), Kendra Saunders (grandniece), Lyta Trevor Hall (daughter-in-law, deceased)
(II) Michael Saunders (father, deceased), Trina Saunders (mother, deceased), Mia Saunders (daughter), Speed Saunders (grandfather), Shiera Sanders Hall (great-aunt, deceased), Hector Hall (cousin, deceased)
Notable powers (I, II) Belt with a special metal that defies gravity; artificial feather wings; archaic weaponry

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Huntress

Real name Helena Bertinelli
Status Active
Affiliations Birds of Prey
Previous affiliations Batman Family, JLA, Outsiders
Notable aliases Batgirl
Notable relatives Franco Bertinelli (father, deceased), Maria Bertinelli (mother, deceased), Pino Bertinelli (brother, deceased), Don Santo Cassamento (biological father, deceased), Tomaso Panessa (uncle)
Notable powers None, highly trained athlete and martial artist.

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Lady BlackHawk

Real name Zinda Blake
Status active
Affiliations Birds of Prey
Previous affiliations Blackhawk
Notable powers

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Emma Grace Frost, also known as the White Queen, is a Marvel Comics character, a member of the X-Men. Created by writer Chris Claremont and artist/co-writer John Byrne, she first appeared in Uncanny X-Men #129 (January 1980).

An urbane, mutant telepath known for her revealing white attire, Frost has been both friend and foe of the X-Men. She was originally one of the wealthy, mutant elites who comprised the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club. She has had a lifelong interest in teaching the next generation and led the club,s junior team the Hellions.

After her students, deaths, she joined Charles Xavier,s cause, mentoring the X-Men junior team Generation X. She later joined the X-Men and became headmistress of the Xavier Institute, although her ethics and loyalty remain in question.
White Queen of the Hellfire Club

Emma Frost first appeared as the White Queen of the Hellfire Club, a group of superhumans who dressed in 18th century clothing and plotted world domination. Frost and the Club's agents captured several members of the X-Men. Frost engaged Jean Grey (as Phoenix) in a psychic battle, lost badly, but later recovered.

During her time with the Hellfire Club, Frost also ran the Massachusetts Academy, a school for mutants which served as a counterpoint to that of X-Men founder Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Frost's trainees became the super-villain team known as the Hellions and fought Xavier's young students, the New Mutants. At one point, Frost began privately training a young mutant named Angelica Jones to be her personal bodyguard and assassin in reaction to political in-fighting among the Hellfire Club. Jones eventually discovered Frost was manipulating her and broke free from her control to later become the super-heroine Firestar. She was later by a girl called Maggie Webster and she became the ruler of the Hellfire club which thwarted the X-men many times.

Death of the Hellions
When the time traveling mutant Trevor Fitzroy unleashed the mutant-hunting robots called the Sentinels on Frost and the Hellions, Frost was left in a coma by the attack and nearly all of her students were killed. One of the Hellions, Tarot, somehow returned to life several months later. The two Hellions that managed to survive were Warpath and Empath.

It was also during this period that Emma's egg cells were harvested by John Sublime.

The X-Men cared for the comatose Frost at the Xavier Academy. Later, she awoke and possessed the body of the X-Man Iceman (Bobby Drake). In Drake's body, Frost made use of his ice powers in ways he had never dreamed and pushed the limits of his powers to escape the X-Mansion. When she discovered the deaths of her students, Xavier was able to coax the devastated Frost back into her own body.

Generation X
After being disrupted from her comatose state while the Phalanx invaded the mansion, Frost teamed up with the X-Man Banshee (Sean Cassidy) in order to stop the techno-organic lifeforms from capturing a select group of teenage mutants they referred to as "Generation X." After their success, Xavier asked Frost and Cassidy to mentor the young mutants. Emma agreed, after resolving that the Hellions might have survived Fitzroy's Sentinel siege had they been exposed to Xavier's teachings as well as her own.

The group of students became a superhero team known as Generation X and studied at Frost's Massachusetts Academy. Cassidy's trust of Frost was intermittent — at times he was suspicious of her, and at others he trusted her implicitly. Her students were also initially skeptical of her. Slowly, the headmistress earned their trust. Around this time, Frost also worked to earn back Firestar's trust.

After Frost's business ventures took a bad turn, she turned to her estranged sister Adrienne for help. Adrienne, a psychometrist, offered financial assistance but demanded to be co-headmistress of the school in return. Adrienne secretly plotted against Emma and planted a bomb at the school, which killed Generation X member Synch. Frost tracked down and murdered Adrienne and then returned to the Academy, growing increasingly distant from her students in an effort to hide her crime. This, combined with Banshee's increasing depression and drunkenness following the death of his long-time lover Moira MacTaggert, led the students to leave, disbanding Generation X.
Frost and Cyclops. Cover to New X-Men #156. Art by Salvador Larroca.
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Frost and Cyclops. Cover to New X-Men #156. Art by Salvador Larroca.

Joining the X-Men
Afterwards, Frost traveled to the mutant haven island of Genosha. There, Frost ran and taught at a mutant school until a genocidal Sentinel attack killed most of the island's population. Frost survived only due to the sudden manifestation of her secondary mutation: the power to transform herself into a flexible, diamond-like substance that provides her near-invulnerability.

Frost then joined the X-Men and taught at Xavier's newly-reopened school and shortly thereafter dropped her "White Queen" codename. She also started to look after and train a group of telepathic quintuplets known as the Stepford Cuckoos, who quickly became her prized pupils. As a member of the X-Men, Frost began a psychic sexual relationship with the X-Man Cyclops (Scott Summers), who had become distant from his wife Jean Grey as a result of his temporary physical and mental merger with the mutant immortal, Apocalypse.

While quelling a riot at the school, one of the Cuckoos was killed and the others left Frost, blaming her for the death. In the aftermath of the riot, Jean Grey discovered Frost and Summers' affair, became enraged and confronted Frost. Unleashing her re-ignited Phoenix abilities, Grey tore through Frost's mental defenses and forced her to face the self-denials of her past. Frost was traumatized after the attack, the experience left her humiliated and emotionally shattered.

Soon afterwards, fellow X-Man Beast found her physically shattered in her diamond form. While other members of the school investigated the murder, Beast and Jean Grey successfully reassembled and fused Frost's body back together. Alive again, Frost was able to name her murderer - Esme of the Stepford Cuckoos. Esme had shot Frost in her single flaw with a diamond bullet, under the direction of Xorn/Magneto. Esme fled, and after her subsequent death, the three remaining Cuckoos returned to Frost.

Leading Xavier's
Frost did not remain in such a state for long. Following Jean Grey's apparent death, Cyclops and Frost became lovers, despite the criticism from their teammates. The two took over the school after Professor Xavier stepped down. Frost became co-headmaster with Cyclops and advisor to a new team of Hellions.

Due to Frost's refined telepathic abilities, she beat the alternate future daughter of Jean Grey and Cyclops, Rachel Grey, in a contest on the astral plane. Frost then rather peacefully offered Rachel the chance to help her hone her telepathic skills. Rachel, though still wary, accepted the proposal.

In X-Men: Phoenix - Endsong the X-Men found themselves facing off against the Phoenix again. The Phoenix Force returned to Earth and resurrected Jean Grey from her grave. In a plan to trap the Phoenix Force, Frost offered her body as vessel. Frost is temporarily possessed by the Phoenix, though she is unable to host it without being overwhelmed by it, as she's not an Omega-level mutant. The Phoenix refuses to leave Frost's body until Jean
Grey removes it.