Who is the 'Mystique' of the DC Comics?

[Ghvxg887]

I mean, is there any shapeshifters in the DC comics universe?

[The_Greatest_Username]

Martian Manhunter

[Lightning Rider]

Well that was easy.

[Outside_85]

Quite a few actually, like:
Martian Manhunter
Beast Boy
Plastic Man

Plus there are a few who have some limited shapeshifting in their powerset.

[Jim Kelly]

There's a whole planet full of shape-shifters--Durla. And since that's related to the Legion of Super-Heroes and the Legion was a big influence on the X-Men, maybe that's an important link. Also from the LSH, there's the Proteans--protoplasmic blobs that can assume the shape of anything.

[Lightning Rider]

Quite a few actually, like:
Martian Manhunter
Beast Boy
Plastic Man

Plus there are a few who have some limited shapeshifting in their powerset.

Forgot about them.

[thefiresky]

[GlennSimpson]

There was, I believe, Everyman, who had the similarity to Mystique in that he only ever transformed into other humans.

[The Odd Man]

There was, I believe, Everyman, who had the similarity to Mystique in that he only ever transformed into other humans.

He was creepy! He could impersonate someone, but only if he ate at least part of them, right?

[Jim Kelly]

There's also Superman (had shapeshifting powers in a few stories) and Clayface.

[LifeIsILL]

Chameleon Boy

[Red obin]

Chameleon Boy

How about Chameleon girl!

[AquaLantern]

Madame Rouge from the Brotherhood of Evilvillains_as_heroes___madame_rouge_by_jimma1300-d8wbxb0.jpg

[Lee Stone]

How about Chameleon girl!

Yera coming second after Reep probably keeps her off the radar, but her being tricked into disguising herself as Shrinking Violet for over a year was an important event in the Legion mythos and her own history, IMHO.

[gwangung]

Madame Rouge from the Brotherhood of Evilvillains_as_heroes___madame_rouge_by_jimma1300-d8wbxb0.jpg

Oh. That's good...from the bad guy side, but with a tinge of good in her appearances....