Her power is so vast and potentially destructive that she constantly struggles to keep it under control. Liz's dilemma, however, hinges on the "command" part. That year, she discovered she had pyrokinesis, the ability to command and emit fire at will. He's now presumed dead, which might be for the best.Įlizabeth 'Liz' Sherman had a fairly idyllic childhood until she turned 10 years old. Desperate for human contact, he falls in love with " Helena," a wax mannequin, convinced that she is flesh and bone. After a bout with Batman, he winds up in Arkham Asylum, the only place that could deal with a soul so tortured. If only it were that simple: Payne's grotesque condition now requires that he melt other humans, otherwise he suffers excruciating pain.
He's forced to create an exoskeleton to keep his liquid form contained and prevent him from touching anyone. Later that evening, while out on a date, Payne begins melting, and he inadvertently kills his girlfriend by touching her and melting her as well. He obtains a sample of the previous Clayface Matt Hagen's blood, isolating an enzyme that he thinks can cure his condition. Labs scientist with a medical condition known as hyperpituitarism. But one of the most memorable, disturbing, and tragic characters to bear the name is Clayface III, a.k.a., Preston Payne. There have been so many Clayfaces in the DCU that it's hard to keep track.
SUPERPOWERED GAME WIKI LUST SERIES
Get ready to see this crazy cat come to life on the small screen when Dan Stevens ( The Guest) takes him on in the upcoming FX series Legion. The end result is a mutant with one of the most immense power sets in the entire Marvel universe, though he's also one of its most unstable inhabitants, making him a threat to both himself and the world as a whole. Soon, he gains abilities including telekinesis, pyrokinesis, time travel, telepathy, and the ability to subvert reality itself.
After emerging from the coma, David began amassing more personalities, each infused with its own superpower. The stress of the event brought his mutant abilities to fruition when he immolated his attackers, but the incident left him in a coma afterward.ĭuring the process, the mind of the terrorist leader (Jemail Karam) injected itself into David's psyche, manifesting itself as a separate personality. Or should we say personalities? When David was young, he was the survivor of a terrorist attack. The son of Professor Charles Xavier himself, David Charles Haller is a mutant, one with a distinctive personality. At least it proves their selfless dedication to keeping their home city safe.
Hours of use equals years off their lifespan.Īnd that's not all the siblings have the ability to heighten and expand their superpowers, which, of course, comes at a steep price, reducing their lifespan even further. And the use of these powers takes a toll: continued implementation of their abilities significantly shortens their life expectancy. Gotham and Gotham Girl paid actual money for their metahuman gifts, although the verdict on who and how has yet to be revealed (Hugo Strange is a rumored possibility). And while the powers they're endowed with (super strength, flight, invulnerability, etc.) are fairly rote comic book material, the way they gained them is a far cry from the norm. Their tragic upbringing didn't end with the death of their parents. The two newest characters of our list, Gotham and Gotham Girl ( introduced in DC's Batman Rebirth), are a young crimefighting sibling duo, inspired by the Dark Knight to help fight crime (like Batman, they lost their parents to criminal violence). These abilities have given many characters on our list second thoughts and reservations, making them wonder if they (and those around them) would be better off if they'd never acquired their superhuman abilities in the first place. With that criteria in mind, here's our list of the 15 most horrifying superpowers around. We're covering those imbued with powers so immense, horrific, and destructive that they're not only dangerous to humankind, but also to the possessors of such god-like abilities. Peter Parker has certainly seen his powers as liabilities at times, but he's got nothing to complain about in comparison to the characters on this list. And that simple yet insightful phrase remains a litmus test for every superhero that has followed in his webbed footsteps.īut not all heroes (and villains) are created equal when it comes to their amazing abilities.
"With great power comes great responsibility." Those immortal words illustrated Spider-Man's plight in his first ever appearance in 1962's Amazing Fantasy #15.
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