This page provides links to articles about comic book and comic strip heroes and villains, including those of differing ethnicities, abilities, sexual orientations, genders, and gender identities.
Diverse Superheroes, Villains and Others
African Heroes and Villains in Comic Books
African American Heroes and Villains in Comic Books
Chinese Heroes and Villains in Comic Books
Heroes and Villains with Disabilities in Comic Books
Latinx Heroes and Villains in Comic Books
Native American Heroes and Villains
Popular Culture Heroes and Villains by Year
Popular Culture Heroines and Villains by Year
Golden Age Superheroes and Villains by Publisher
(Under Constuction–Underlined Publishers have Current Posts, includes notable villains for each)
Ace (Magno, Lash Lightning and Lightning Girl, Unknown Soldier, etc.)
Centaur (Amazing Man, Speed Centaur, Magician from Mars, etc.)
Chesler (Dynamic Man, Lady Satan, Yankee Doodle Jones, etc.)
Columbia (Skyman, the Mask, Raja the Arabian Knight, etc.)
Fawcett–The Shazam Family (Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr., Mary Marvel)
Fawcett–All Others (Bulletman and Bulletgirl, Ibis the Invincible, Spy Smasher etc.)
Fox (Blue Beetle, Phantom Lady, Rulah, etc.)
Gleason (Daredevil, Crimebuster, Bronze Terror, etc.)
Harvey (Black Cat, Green Hornet, Johnny Fox, etc.)
Hillman (Airboy, the Boy King, Gunmaster, etc.)
Holyoke (Cat-Man, Grey Mask and Dove, Miss Victory, etc.)
MLJ (The Shield, Black Hood, Steel Sterling, etc.)
Nedor (Black Terror, Fighting Yank, Miss Masque, etc.)
Novelty (Blue Bolt, Chameleon, Sub-Zero, etc.)
Prize (Black Owl, Yank and Doodle, Green Lama, etc.)
Rural Home (Green Turtle, El Kuraan, Maureen Marine, etc.)
Misc. Forties Superheroes (Funnyman, Mad Hatter, Moon Girl, etc.)
Misc. Fifties Superheroes (The Avenger, the Fantastic Dr. Foo, Tomboy, etc.)
Comic Strip Heroines
The “Career Girls” of Apartment 3-G
Ella Cinders
Jane Arden
Comic Strip Heroes
Brick Bradford
Buz Sawyer
Captain Easy
Dateline: Danger
Joe Palooka
