Original DC Characters That You Want Canon In Mainstream Continuity?

[Amadeus Arkham]

What are some of favorite DC characters that didn’t originate in the comics that have yet to become mainstream DC Comics canon? I vote Zeta and Roland Daggett. I also dig Ellen Yin from the Batman animated series(2004).

[K7P5V]

Definitely, my choice would be...

WarHawk

[Restingvoice]

Since they already canonized King Tut I want Black Widow. Probably need different name. Maybe just The Widow.

[Alpha]

Man I wish they would write lots of stories with Kai-ro. He was so cool



And Jackson Hyde is much less interesting than Kaldur from Young Justice

[j9ac9k]

Razor and Aya from "GL:TAS" could be really cool.

[Thezmage]

Sarah Lance

[scary harpy]

Since they already canonized King Tut I want Black Widow. Probably need different name. Maybe just The Widow.

The Widow Black

Mrs. Maxmilian Black

The Dowager

The Merry Widow

yeah, there's a way if DC wants to...

[scary harpy]

Henchwomen from Batman (1966, Adam West)

Candle Moth (Moth): Candle & Wax themed villainess.

Lydia Librairie(Lydia Limpet): Book & Library themed villainess

Pauline Peril (Pauline): Silent Movie themed villainess

Octavia: music themed villainess

Millie Second: time themed villainess (or Thelma Timepiece)

Cornelia: key & vanity themed villianess

Chickadee: smoking themed villainess

Anna Gram: puzzle themed villainess

Glacia Glaze: cold & ice-skating themed villainess

Bets Bold (Betsy Boldface): sports themed villainess

Undine: beach & sea themed villainess

Lady Fogg (Lady Prudence Fogg): fog themed british villainess

Madam Clean (Miss Clean): cleaning themed villainess

Emerald: 50s/60s sci-fi themed villainess

[John Venus]

Thunder and Lightning debuted in New Teen Titans. I nearly forgot all about the TT animated show.

And here I was trying so hard to avoid any characters that already debuted in the comics.

Is the Gearhead in DC comics at all similar to the version from The Batman? 'Cause I'd love to see more of The Batman's version of the character

Gearhead in the comics was a creep. A kidnapper whom Batman thought he accidentally killed when he fell into a frozen lake. He lost all of his limbs and got them replaced by robotic prosthetics and came back in a souped up tank controlled by said prosthetics to kill Batman. Very different from 'The Batman' version but I enjoy both versions of the character.

It's sad how many Black Lightning variants there are because of DC being stingy regarding royalty rights.

Black Lighting - The Original

Black Vulcan - Super Friends

Soul Power - Static Shock

Juice - Justice League Unlimited

Juice was a rip off of Back Vulcan. So he is a rip off of a rip off.

I would love to see Soul Power worked into the DCU one day. Black Vulcan's powers are so different from regular Black Lightning he could conceivably stand on his own as a hero.

Definitely some of the villains from the Teen Titans show such as Malchior or Control Freak. Heck maybe some of the original heroes as well like Sarasim.

Control Freak completely slipped my mind I wanted to include him in my list. He was one of the most entertaining villains on TT.

Sarasim was actually based on Sarah Sim, Cyborg's love interest from the comics. I believe one of the tie in comics confirmed that the version we saw on the show was an ancestor of modern day Sarah.

[Stanlos]

What are some of favorite DC characters that didn’t originate in the comics that have yet to become mainstream DC Comics canon? I vote Zeta and Roland Daggett. I also dig Ellen Yin from the Batman animated series(2004).

Andros and the Skyll from the WW TV show

[OBrianTallent]

Andros and the Skyll from the WW TV show

YYEEESSSS!!!!!

The problem tho is...which Andros???

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