Characters of the DC Universe
Comment: Fails WP:LISTN due to lacking discussion of the characters as a set, which is required for a list to meet independent notability guidelines. List similarly lacks any independently notable character articles and has very few recurring characters, so navigational use is minimal at present. I'd say this has potential to be notable, but that it is WP:TOOSOON due to how early this media franchise is in existing. If sources exist proving notability as a set, this point is moot, but otherwise it may take some time before this reaches a point of independent notability from DC Universe (franchise), where any recurring characters can be listed for the time being. Magneton Considerer: Pokelego999 (Talk) (Contribs) 20:32, 20 September 2026 (UTC)
The DC Universe (DCU) is a shared universe centered on a group of film franchises based on characters by DC Comics and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.
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Keeya Adebayo
Keeya Adebayo (portrayed by Elizabeth Ludlow)[1] is the ex-wife of Leota Adebayo.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker (2022–2025). Ludlow previously portrayed a different version of Keeya in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU).
Leota Adebayo
Leota Adebayo (portrayed by Danielle Brooks) is the daughter of former A.R.G.U.S. director Amanda Waller and a member of Checkmate. She is a founding member of the 11th Street Kids (Team Peacemaker).
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker. Brooks previously portrayed a different version of Leota in the DCEU.
Antaan
Antaan (portrayed by Paul Ben-Victor) is an extraterrestrial who is "devoted to exposing the truth and exacting vengeance against those who wronged his people" and delivers his own brand of justice.
The character will be introduced in the television series Lanterns (2026).[2] Ben-Victor previously voiced Bulldozer in the television series Creature Commandos (2024–present).[3]
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Otis Berg
Otis Berg (portrayed by Terence Rosemore)[4] is a former employee of LuthorCorp and war criminal. He was responsible for releasing the kaiju into Metropolis and arrested by A.R.G.U.S.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the film Superman (2025); and the television series Peacemaker.[5]
Sasha Bordeaux
Sasha Bordeaux (portrayed by Sol Rodríguez) is a cyborg agent of A.R.G.U.S. and a member of Checkmate. After Bordeaux was involved in a plane crash, A.R.G.U.S. replaced half of her body with machinery, giving her technological upgrades such as computer vision.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker.
Brainiac
Brainiac (portrayed by Lars Eidinger)[6] is a superintelligent android from the planet Colu.
The character will be introduced in the film Man of Tomorrow (2027).[7]
Bride
The Bride (voiced by Indira Varma) is an incarcerated inmate at Belle Reve Penitentiary's Non-Human Internment Division and a member turned leader of Task Force M. She is a homunculus created from various female corpses' body parts to serve as a companion to Eric Frankenstein.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
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Adrian Chase / Vigilante
Adrian Chase (portrayed by Freddie Stroma), also known as the Vigilante, is a self-proclaimed crimefighter and a member of Checkmate. He is a founding member of the 11th Street Kids (Team Peacemaker).
On Earth-X, Chase is a member of the Sons of Liberty resistance movement and the self-proclaimed arch-nemesis of Earth-X's Peacemaker.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos (non-speaking cameo) and Peacemaker.[8] Stroma previously portrayed a different version of Chase in the DCEU.
Circe
Circe (voiced by Anya Chalotra)[9] is a rogue Amazonian sorceress who seeks to become ruler of her homeland Themyscira.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Congorilla
Congorilla (voiced by Jason Konopisos) is a talking, yellow-furred gorilla and a Belle Reve inmate who is killed by the Bride for bullying Nina Mazursky.[10]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Flo Crawley
Florence "Flo" Crawley (portrayed by Tinashe Kajese-Bolden) is the director of the FBI and a former member of A.R.G.U.S.[11]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman. Kajese-Bolden previously portrayed a different version of Crawley in the DCEU.
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"John Doe" / Weasel
"John Doe" (portrayed by Sean Gunn), also known as Weasel, is an incarcerated anthropomorphic, rodent-like inmate at Belle Reve Penitentiary's Non-Human Internment Division and a member Task Force M and a former member of Task Force X.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos. Gunn previously portrayed a different version of Weasel in the DCEU.
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John Economos
John Economos (portrayed by Steve Agee) is a somewhat bumbling but well-meaning agent of A.R.G.U.S. and former aide to Amanda Waller. He is also a member of Checkmate and a founding member of the 11th Street Kids (Team Peacemaker).
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the television series Creature Commandos and Peacemaker. He will return in the television series Waller.[12] Agee previously portrayed a different version of Economos in the DCEU.
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Larry Fitzgibbon
As of 2026,[update] an alternate universe version of Larry Fitzgibbon (portrayed by Lochlyn Munro) has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker. Munro previously portrayed a different version of Fitzgibbon in the DCEU.[13]
Rick Flag Jr.
Richard Bill "Rick" Flag Jr. (portrayed by Joel Kinnaman) is Rick Flag Sr.'s deceased son and former field leader of Task Force X. He had an affair with A.R.G.U.S. agent Emilia Harcourt while he was dating the witch, June Moone. During a Task Force X mission in the small island nation of Corto Maltese, Flag Jr. was killed by Peacemaker.
On Earth-X, Flag Jr. works for A.R.G.U.S. and is dating this dimension's Harcourt.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker. Kinnaman previously portrayed a different version of Flag Jr. in the DCEU.
Rick Flag Sr.
Richard Bill "Rick" Flag Sr. (portrayed by Frank Grillo)[14] is the director of A.R.G.U.S. and father of the deceased Rick Flag Jr. He was recruited by Amanda Waller to lead the Creature Commandos and protect the princess of Pokolistan, Ilana Rostovic. Following his hospitalization due to injuries from Clayface, Flag Sr. succeeds Waller as the director of A.R.G.U.S. After learning that Chris Smith was responsible for the murder of his son, he plans revenge on him, allotting all of A.R.G.U.S.'s resources towards apprehending Smith and seizing his dimensional portal.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in three DCU projects: the television series Creature Commandos and Peacemaker; and the film Superman. He will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[15]
Langston Fleury
Langston Fleury (portrayed by Tim Meadows) is a member of Checkmate and a former A.R.G.U.S. agent. Fleury suffers from a condition called bird blindness, meaning he cannot differentiate different types of birds. During the failed infiltration of Christopher Smith's home, Fleury is unable to fend off Eagly due to his condition.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker.
Eric Frankenstein
Eric Frankenstein (portrayed by David Harbour), a homunculus and the Bride's intended love interest turned stalker who killed their creator and the Bride's lover Victor in a jealous rage centuries earlier.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Victor Frankenstein
Victor Frankenstein (portrayed by Peter Serafinowicz) is a 19th century scientist, the creator of Eric Frankenstein and the Bride, and the latter's lover who was killed by Eric out of jealousy.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
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Guy Gardner / Green Lantern
Guy Gardner (portrayed by Nathan Fillion), also known as Green Lantern, is an abrasive member of the Green Lantern Corps and Maxwell Lord's Justice Gang.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the film Superman; and the television series Peacemaker. The character will return in the television series Lanterns[16] and Mister Miracle;[17] and the film Man of Tomorrow.[18]
G.I. Robot
G.I. Robot (voiced by Sean Gunn) is an incarcerated inmate at Belle Reve Penitentiary's Non-Human Internment Division and a member of Task Force M and the World War II infantry unit Easy Company. G.I. is a military android whose purpose is to kill Nazis. In the 1960s, the United States government hands the decommissioned G.I. off to scientist Will Magnus for study. In the 2000s, G.I. is found in an antiques shop by collector Sam Fitzgibbon, who accepts the former into his home. Eventually, G.I. learns that Sam is part of a neo-Nazi group and carries out his directive: to kill all Nazis and their allies. After killing Sam, among other neo-Nazis, G.I. is arrested and sentenced to imprisonment in Belle Reve. In the 2020s, after being recruited into Task Force M, he becomes fond of teammate Nina Mazursky and is eventually destroyed by Circe, but is later rebuilt with a larger body and joins the second iteration of Task Force M.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Gorilla Grodd
Gorilla Grodd (portrayed by Jimmy Tatro)[19] is a super-intelligent ape with telepathic powers who seeks to rule both the simian and human worlds.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos (non-speaking cameo).[20] He will return in the television series The People v. Gorilla Grodd.[21]
Cat Grant
Cat Grant (portrayed by Mikaela Hoover)[22] is a columnist for the Daily Planet.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman. She will return in the television series The People v. Gorilla Grodd.[23]
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Matt Hagen / Clayface
Matthew "Matt" Hagen (initially voiced by Alan Tudyk and subsequently portrayed by Tom Rhys Harries),[24][25] also known as Clayface, is a shapeshifting criminal whose body is made of clay.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos. He will return in the film Clayface (2026).
Hector Hammond
Hector Hammond (portrayed by Jason Manuel Olazabal) is an engineering student. Originally named Hector Gutierrez, he was instructed by a Manhunter to adopt the name Hector Hammond in exchange for technology that could help his family and community.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Lanterns.
Sydney Happersen
Sydney Happerson (portrayed by Stephen Blackehart)[4] is an employee of LuthorCorp.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the film Superman; and the television series Peacemaker.[5] He will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[26]
Emilia Harcourt
Emilia Harcourt (portrayed by Jennifer Holland) is a member of Checkmate, a former agent of A.R.G.U.S. and a founding member of the 11th Street Kids (Team Peacemaker).
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker. Holland previously portrayed a different version of Harcourt in the DCEU.
Michael Holt / Mister Terrific
Michael Holt (portrayed by Edi Gathegi), also known as Mister Terrific, is an inventor who uses a variety of high-tech gadgets to fight crime and a member of Maxwell Lord's Justice Gang.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the film Superman; and the television series Peacemaker (silhouette cameo). He will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[18]
Jaina Hudson / White Rabbit
Jaina Hudson (portrayed by Brey Noelle),[27] also known as White Rabbit, is a superheroine who was rejected by the Justice Gang.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker.
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Alura In-Ze
Alura In-Ze (portrayed by Emily Beecham) is Zor-El's wife and Kara Zor-El's mother.[28][29]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Supergirl (2026).
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Rip Jagger / Judomaster
Hadley "Rip" Jagger (portrayed by Nhut Le),[30] also known as Judomaster, is a master martial artist and a member of Checkmate. He worked for United States Senator Royland Goff and the parasitic alien Butterflies. Six months later, Jagger is hired by A.R.G.U.S. to aid in their investigation of Peacemaker.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the television series Creature Commandos (non-speaking cameo) and Peacemaker.[8] Le previously portrayed a different version of Jagger in the DCEU.
Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
Harold "Hal" Jordan (portrayed by Kyle Chandler),[31] also known as Green Lantern, is a former test pilot and legendary member of the Green Lantern Corps who is approaching retirement.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Lanterns.
Jor-El
Jor-El (portrayed by Bradley Cooper) is Kal-El's deceased biological father, the husband of Lara Lor-Van, and a leading scientist on the planet Krypton before its destruction. Jor-El sent Kal-El to subjugate Earth and revive the Kryptonian race in addition to surviving Krypton's destruction.[11]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman.
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Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman (portrayed by David Corenswet), is a Kryptonian refugee who was sent to Earth as a baby by his parents, Jor-El and Lara Lor-Van, in order to save him from the destruction of the planet Krypton. He was raised by his adoptive parents, Jonathan and Martha Kent, in Smallville, Kansas, and gained extraordinary superhuman powers from the sun. Having been inspired to his heroism by Jor-El and Lara's farewell message which was damaged during the journey, Clark began his career as Superman, the most powerful metahuman on Earth, by introducing himself to the world while maintaining his secret identity at his day job by working as a journalist at the Daily Planet in Metropolis alongside Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane who is aware of his identity. Later Clark, alongside his cousin Kara and the Justice Gang, arrive to assist Peacemaker in fighting a group of parasitic aliens named The Butterflies, albeit too late, and are insulted by a frustrated and disdainful Peacemaker as a result.
Two years later, after a fight with an kaiju created by billionaire Lex Luthor as a distraction for him to sneak into the Fortress of Solitude in Antarctica and steal Jor-El and Lara's farewell message which he decodes it in its entirely, Clark discovers that Jor-El and Lara, in the second half of the message, urge him to take over Earth and take in multiple wives as he needs to restore his race, much to his shock. With the public opinion turned against him, Clark voluntarily surrenders himself to the U.S. government for questioning. Because of Clark's powers, Rick Flag, Sr. gives custody of the hero to Luthor who imprisons him in an artificial pocket dimension where he holds his enemies, including Krypto—a superpowered dog being pet sat by Superman—and the metahuman Metamorpho who is blackmailed to turn himself into kryptonite to render him powerless while in custody. After witnessing Luthor kill a civilian while interrogating Superman, a horrified Metamorpho helps Clark escape and free Krypto and Joey, his baby son. After Lois and Mister Terrific, one of the Justice Gang, help Clark, Metamorpho, Krypto and Joey escape from the pocket dimension, Clark is taken to the Kent farmhouse in Smallville to recuprate from the kryptonite. While Guy Gardner, Metamorpho, and Hawkgirl all prevent in the invasion of Jarhanpur by Boravia and President Vasil Ghurkos is dropped to his death from a large height, Clark and Mister Terrific battle the Engineer and the mysterious "Hammer of Boravia" who is actually Ultraman, an amored clone of himself controlled by Luthor using the drones he was using to monitor the fight. After engaging Ultraman in a long and violent fight at the rift created by Luthor to begin tearing across Metropolis in half, Clark is able to defeat him by having Krypto destroy the drones, preventing Luthor and his team from giving Ultraman instructions on how to respond to his foe's attacks and trapping him within a bus being pulled into a black hole within the rift. He infiltrates LuthorCorp and subdues Luthor with Mister Terrific and Krypto, closing the rift. With Luthor's scheme revealed to the public, Superman's name is cleared and Clark recovers from his injuries at the Fortress by watching footage of his childhood memories in Smallville growing up with Jonathan and Martha as his parents while Kara drunkenly visits to pick up Krypto and thanking him for tending him in her absence.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in three DCU projects: the films Superman and Supergirl; and the television series Peacemaker (non-speaking cameo). He will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[32][33]
Jonathan and Martha Kent
Jonathan and Martha Kent (portrayed by Pruitt Taylor Vince and Neva Howell) are Clark Kent's adoptive Earth parents.
As of 2026,[update] the characters have appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman.
Ruthye Marye Knoll
Ruthye Marye Knoll (portrayed by Eve Ridley)[34] is a young girl who recruits Supergirl on her journey to avenge the death of her father Elias Knoll (portrayed by Ferdinand Kingsley) at the hands of Krem of the Yellow Hills.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Supergirl.
Krem of the Yellow Hills
Krem of the Yellow Hills (portrayed by Matthias Schoenaerts) is the leader of the Brigands, a group of space pirates and human traffickers.[35]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Supergirl.
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Lois Lane
Lois Lane (portrayed by Rachel Brosnahan) is a journalist for the Daily Planet and the love interest of Clark Kent.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman. She will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[36]
Lianna
Lianna (portrayed by Laura Linney) is a member of the Guardians of the Universe. In 2016, she selects John Stewart as a potential Green Lantern recruit.[37]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Lanterns.
Lobo
Lobo (portrayed by Jason Momoa)[38] is an alien mercenary and bounty hunter from the utopian planet Czarnia.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Supergirl.
Steve Lombard
Steve Lombard (portrayed by Beck Bennett)[39] is a reporter for the Daily Planet.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman. He will return in the television series The People v. Gorilla Grodd.[23]
Maxwell Lord
Maxwell Lord (portrayed by Sean Gunn), is the CEO of LordTech and sponsor of the Justice Gang.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the film Superman (cameo); and the television series Peacemaker.
Lara Lor-Van
Lara Lor-Van (portrayed by Angela Sarafyan) is Kal-El's biological mother, the wife of Jor-El, the leading scientist on the planet Krypton before its destruction. Jor-El sent Kal-El to subjugate Earth and revive the Kryptonian race in addition to surviving Krypton's destruction.[11]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman.
Lex Luthor
Lex Luthor (portrayed by Nicholas Hoult) is a corrupt businessman, war criminal and the former CEO of LuthorCorp. He is currently incarcerated at Belle Reve after attempting to sponsor his own personal team of superheroes (one of whom is an evil clone of Superman), while dealing with his building animosity towards Superman.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the film Superman;[40] and the television series Peacemaker.[41] He will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[33]
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Will Magnus
Will Magnus (voiced by Alan Tudyk)[42] is a scientist specializing in robotics who studied G.I. Robot during the 1960s.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Rex Mason / Metamorpho
Rex Mason (portrayed by Anthony Carrigan),[43] also known as Metamorpho, is an archaeologist and superhero who can "transmute elements in his body into various forms". He becomes a member of the Justice Gang.[44]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman.
Mason family
Rex Mason's family play an important role in his life. Sapphire Stagg (portrayed by Louisa Krause) is Rex Mason's wife, and they are the parents of Joseph "Joey" Mason.[4]
As of 2026,[update] the characters have appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman.
Nina Mazursky
Nina Mazursky (voiced by Zoë Chao) is a former inmate at Belle Reve Penitentiary's Non-Human Internment Division and former member of Task Force M. Nina was born with her lungs outside her body, forcing her to use a special device to breathe normally. Her father Edward Mazursky attempted to cure her condition, only to inadvertently mutate her into a fish-like form. Nina's mutation allows her to breathe normally, but forces her to use a containment suit to breathe outside water. After being bullied by her classmates, Nina ran away, but was eventually tracked down and captured. Nina is tasked with killing Ilana Rostovic, but is killed by Ilana after Weasel inadvertently gives away her presence.[45]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Mazursky family
Nina Mazursky's family play an important role in her life. Edward (voiced by Gregg Henry)[45] and Lily Mazursky (voiced by Joy Osmanski)[46] are Nina's parents.
As of 2026,[update] the characters have appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Stephen Mori
Stephen Mori (portrayed by James Hiroyuki Liao) is the United States Secretary of Defense.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in two DCU projects: the film Superman; and the television series Peacemaker.[47]
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Nanaue / King Shark
Nanaue (voiced by Diedrich Bader), also known as King Shark, is a shark-human hybrid, Belle Reve inmate, and member of the Suicide Squad and the second iteration of Task Force M.[48]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Nosferata
Nosferata (voiced by Sydney Chandler)[49] is an incarcerated inmate at Belle Reve's Non-Human Internment Division and a member of the second iteration of Task Force M.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
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Jimmy Olsen
James "Jimmy" Olsen (portrayed by Skyler Gisondo) is a boyish young photographer who works at the Daily Planet.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman.[50] He will return in two DCU projects: the film Man of Tomorrow;[51] and the television series The People v. Gorilla Grodd.[52]
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Jaime Reyes / Blue Beetle
Jaime Reyes (portrayed by Xolo Maridueña), also known as Blue Beetle, is a young man bonded to an alien Scarab that forms a powerful exoskeleton around his body.
The character will be introduced in the film Man of Tomorrow[53] and will return in an untitled Blue Beetle animated series.[54] Maridueña previously portrayed a different version of Reyes in the DCEU.
Franklin Rock
Sgt. Franklin Rock (voiced by Maury Sterling)[3] is a World War II soldier who served as an infantry non-commissioned officer and lead the US Army infantry unit Easy Company.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos. The character will return in the film Sgt. Rock.
Ilana Rostovic
Princess Ilana Rostovic (voiced by Maria Bakalova) is the late-heiress to the throne of Pokolistan.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
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Kendra Saunders / Hawkgirl
Kendra Saunders (portrayed by Isabela Merced),[55] also known as Hawkgirl, is a superhero with wings and various melee weapons who is a Justice Gang member. She is reincarnated from an alien, retaining her memories and past trauma with a grumpy demeanor.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in three DCU projects: the film Superman; and the television series Creature Commandos (non-speaking cameo) and Peacemaker.[8] She will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[56]
Alex Sartorius / Doctor Phosphorus
Alexander "Alex" Sartorius (voiced by Alan Tudyk) is a nuclear scientist from Gotham City who receives funding from mob boss Rupert Thorne to develop a cure for cancer using nuclear fusion. Alex realizes Thorne's intentions to share nuclear research with Bialya and falsifies the results provided to Thorne. Upon discovering this, Thorne has Alex's family killed, frames him for his crimes, and tries to kill Alex with his nuclear equipment. Instead, Alex becomes a radioactive metahuman. Taking the name "Doctor Phosphorus", he kills Thorne and his family and takes over his criminal empire until he is defeated by Batman and imprisoned in Belle Reve's Non-Human Internment Division. Alex is later chosen by Amanda Waller to become a member of Task Force M.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Thaal Sinestro
Thaal Sinestro (portrayed by Ulrich Thomsen) is a "ruthless yet undeniably charming" former Green Lantern, and Hal Jordan's mentor and father figure,[57][58] who went rogue after the corrupting yellow energy of fear consumed him.[59] Sinestro was expelled from the Green Lantern Corps after a failed coup,[60] during which he killed one of the twelve Guardians of the Universe,[61] and is imprisoned in space by 2016.[62]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Lanterns.
Auggie Smith / White Dragon
August "Auggie" Smith (portrayed by Robert Patrick), also known as White Dragon, is a white supremacist and the deceased father of Chris Smith / Peacemaker. Realizing his father is a lost cause, Chris executes Auggie but is later haunted by hallucinations of him.
On Earth-X, Auggie Smith is publicly known as the superhero Blue Dragon. He trained his sons Keith and Chris to become superheroes, forming the family superhero team, Top Trio, with Keith as Captain Triumph and Chris as the Peacemaker. The trio became the protectors of Evergreen, Washington, and fought with various supervillains, including the Ultra-Humanite. After a confrontation with the 11th Street Kids, he is killed by Adrian Chase.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker. Patrick previously portrayed a different version of Auggie in the DCEU.
Chris Smith / Peacemaker
Keith Smith
Keith Smith is Chris Smith's deceased brother, he accidentally killed.
On Earth-X, Keith (portrayed by David Denman) is publicly known as the superhero Captain Triumph. He was trained alongside his brother Chris by their father Auggie to become superheroes. Together they formed the family superhero team, Top Trio with Auggie as Blue Dragon and Chris as the Peacemaker. The Trio became the protectors of Evergreen, Washington.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker. Smith first appeared in the DCEU first season of Peacemaker, portrayed by Liam Hughes.
Angela Spica / Engineer
Angela Spica (portrayed by María Gabriela de Faría), also known as the Engineer, is an ally of Lex Luthor whose abilities come from nanotechnology in her body.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman. She will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[63]
John Stewart / Green Lantern
John Stewart Jr. (portrayed by Aaron Pierre),[64] also known as Green Lantern, is an artistic architect and former United States Marine who is recruited by the Green Lantern Corps. John is considered an anomaly because he is the first Green Lantern in the Corps' history to have been recruited by the Guardians of the Universe instead of being chosen by a power ring, as is customary.[59]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Lanterns. He will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[63]
Stewart family
John Stewart's family play an important role in his life. Bernadette (portrayed by Nicole Ari Parker as an older woman and Jasmine Cephas Jones as a young woman)[65][66] and John Stewart Sr. (portrayed by Sherman Augustus as an older man and J. Alphonse Nicholson as a young man)[67][68] are John's parents.
As of 2026,[update] the characters have appeared in one DCU project: the television series Lanterns.
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Eve Teschmacher
Eve Teschmacher (portrayed by Sara Sampaio)[69] is Lex Luthor's assistant and girlfriend, who maintains a secret relationship with Jimmy Olsen.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman. She will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[63]
Rupert Thorne
Rupert Thorne (voiced by Benjamin Byron Davis)[70] is a Gotham City mob boss and industrialist who financed Alex Sartorius' efforts to create a cure for cancer via nuclear fusion in exchange for access to the latter's findings so he can sell it to Bialya. Upon discovering Alex gave him falsified data, Thorne has Alex's family killed, frames him for it, and attempts to kill him with his nuclear equipment. Instead, Alex transforms into a radioactive metahuman, kills Thorne and his family, and takes control of his criminal empire.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos.
Ron Troupe
Ronald "Ron" Troupe (portrayed by Christopher McDonald)[22] is one of the best reporters at the Daily Planet.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman.
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Ultraman
Ultraman (portrayed by David Corenswet), an unintelligent clone of Superman created by Luthorcorp who is dependent on Lex Luthor's orders. He posed as the Hammer of Boravia and defeats Superman for the first time in Metropolis. He infiltrates the Fortress of Solutide with Luthor and Angela Spica / The Engineer, they overpower the Superman robots, capture Krypto, and discover the damaged Kryptonian message; the Engineer restores the damaged portion. Luthor broadcasts the Kryptonian message and Superman is shocked to hear the second half, in which his parents urge him to conquer Earth and take many wives to restore the Kryptonian race.
Later in Metropolis, Superman and Mister Terrific fight the Engineer and Ultraman. After Superman defeats the Engineer, he learns that Ultraman is a clone of himself created by Luthor. With Krypto's help, Superman defeats Ultraman and knocks him into a black hole beneath the rift.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman.
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Amanda Waller
Bruce Wayne / Batman
Bruce Wayne is a billionaire socialite and owner of Wayne Industries, dedicated to protecting Gotham City from its criminal underworld as the highly trained masked vigilante known as Batman.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Creature Commandos (non-speaking cameo).[71] The character will return in the film The Brave and the Bold.
Damian Wayne / Robin
Damian Wayne, also known as Robin, is Bruce Wayne's son and crime-fighting sidekick.
The character will be introduced in the film The Brave and the Bold.[72]
Perry White
Perry White (portrayed by Wendell Pierce)[73] is the editor-in-chief of the Daily Planet.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Superman. He will return in the television series The People v. Gorilla Grodd.[23]
Red St. Wild
Red St. Wild (portrayed by Michael Rooker)[74] is the world's foremost eagle hunter who is hired by A.R.G.U.S. to kill Eagly, Peacemaker's pet bald eagle.
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the television series Peacemaker.
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Zor-El
Zor-El (portrayed by David Krumholtz) is a Kryptonian scientist from Argo City who is the husband of Alura In-Ze and the father of Kara Zor-El.[28][75]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in one DCU project: the film Supergirl.
Kara Zor-El / Supergirl
Kara Zor-El (portrayed by Milly Alcock), also known as Supergirl, is the cousin of Clark Kent / Superman who was raised on a chunk of the destroyed planet Krypton and watched everyone around her die, making her a more jaded person than her cousin who was raised on Earth by loving parents.[72][76][77] Because Kryptonians are healed and gain powers from yellow suns, Supergirl likes to party on planets with red suns, where she can get drunk without her powers to protect her from intoxication.[78]
As of 2026,[update] the character has appeared in three DCU projects: the films Superman (uncredited cameo) and Supergirl; and the television series Peacemaker (non-speaking cameo). She will return in the film Man of Tomorrow.[79]
See also
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