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Superman Clark Joseph Kent 6'3” Weight: 225 Lbs. Eyes: Blue Superman Alexander “Lex” Joseph Luthor Clark Joseph Kent 6'2” 6'3” 210 lbs Weight: 225 lbs. Hair None (formerly red) Eyes: Blue Eyes: Green Hair: Black DOB 9-28-1945 DOB 11-18-1962 Metallo Lois Joanne Lane John Corben Height: 5'6" 6'5” Weight: 130 lbs. 600 lbs Eyes: Blue Eyes: Green Hair: Brown/Black Hair: None DOB 8-17-1963 Cyborg Jonathan Kent Henry “Hank” Henshaw 5'8” Height: Variable 175 lbs Weight: Variable Eyes: Blue Eyes: Variable Hair: White DOB 9-1-1926 Braniac Vril Dox Martha Clark Kent 6'6” 5'4” 300 lbs 140 lbs Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue Eyes: Green Hair: White DOB: 11-7-1928 Maxima 6'2” Lucile “Lucy” Ella Lane 140 lbs Eyes: Blue Eyes: Brown Hair: Blond Hair: Red 7-25-1968 Conduit Steel Kenny Braverman John Henry Irons DOB: 11-18-62 6'7” 210 lbs Darkseid Eyes Brown 7'6” Hair None 515 lbs Eyes: Red Peter Joseph Ross Hair: None Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue Mongul 1-21-1962 7'9” 785 lbs Hair: None Eyes: Red Lana Elizabeth Lang Magog Eyes: Blue William ? Hair: Red 6'3” 7-17-1962 210 lbs Eyes: Blue James “Jimmy” Bartholomew Olsen Hair: Blonde Height: 5'7" Weight: 140 lbs. Doomsday Eyes: Blue Height: 7'0" Hair: Red Weight: 615 lbs. DOB 11-29-1969 Eyes: Red Hair: White Perry Jerome White 5'10” Contessa Erica Alexandra del Portenza Weight: 200 lbs 5'10” Eyes: Brown 135 lbs Hair: Brown/Grey Eyes: Brown 3-12-1945 Hair: Brown Emil Hamilton 6'0” 180 lbs Eyes: Blue Hair: Grey Batman Joker Bruce Anthony Wayne Height: 6' 5" 6'2” Weight: 192 lbs Weight: 210 lbs. Eyes: Green Eyes: Blue Hair: Green Hair: Black DOB 8-1-196? DOB 2-19-1962 Catwoman James “Jim” Worthington Gordon Selina Kyle 5'9” Height: 5'9" 168lbs Weight: 135 lbs. Eyes: Blue Eyes: Green Hair: White Hair: Black DOB 1-5-1952 DOB 3-14-1970 Alfred Thaddeus Crane Pennyworth Two-Face Height: 6' Harvey Dent Weight: 160 lbs. 6'0” Eyes: Blue 182 lbs Hair: Black Eyes: Brown 4-8-1938 Hair: Brown/White DOB 12-7-1963 Nightwing/Robin1 Richard “Dick” John Grayson Wayne Talia al Ghul Head Height: 5'10" 5'8” Weight: 175 lbs. 141 lbs Eyes: Blue Hair Brown Hair: Black Eyes Blue DOB 3-20-1977 DOB: UNK Robin2 Bane Jason Peter Todd 6'8” 5'8” 350 lbs 155 lbs Hair: Brown Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Eyes: Blue DOB 12-12-1978 Ra's al Ghul Died: 1992 Height:6'5" Weight:215 lbs. Robin 3 Eyes:Green Timothy Drake Hair:Gray, white 5'9” DOB UNK 150 lbs Eyes: Blue Hush Hair: Black Thomas Elliot DOB: 7-19-1981 6'3” 225 lbs Eyes: Brown Spoiler/Robin 4 Height: Brown Stephanie Brown DOB ?-?-1961 5'6” 110 lbs Penguin Hair: Blonde Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot Eyes: Blue 5'2” DOB ?-?-1988 175 lbs Eyes: Blue Batgirl 1/Oracle Hair: Black Barbara Gordon DOB 7-26-19?? 5'11” 126 lbs Riddler Eyes: Blue Edward Nashton (Nigma) Hair: Red 6'1” DOB 9-23-1977 183 lbs Eyes: Blue Batgirl2 Hair: Black Casandra Cain 5'5” Poison Ivy 110 lbs Pamela Lillian Isely Hair: Black 5'6” Eyes: Brown 110 lbs DOB: UNK Eyes: Green Hair: Red Leslie Thompkins 5'7” Scarecrow 130 lobs Jonathon Crane Eyes: Brown 6'0” Hair: Grey 140 lbs DOB” ?-?-1942 Eyes: Blue Hair: Brown Huntress DOB 11-16-19?? Helena Rosa Bertinelli 5'11” King Snake 145 lbs Sir Edmund Dorrance Hair: Black 6'3” Eyes: Brown 124 lbs Hair: Blonde Azrael Eyes: None/Blind Jean Paul Valley Height: 6'2" Weight: 210 lbs. Eyes: Blue Hair: Blond DOB: ?-?-197? KNOWN RELATIVES: Bruce Wayne: Thomas Wayne (father; deceased) Martha Wayne (mother; deceased) Richard John Grayson (adoptive son) Alfred Pennyworth (former legal guardian) Philip Wayne (uncle, deceased) Harriet (aunt, deceased) Patrick Alan Morgan Wayne (grandfather; deceased) Kenneth Wayne (great-grandfather; deceased) Laura Elizabeth Wayne (great-grandmother; deceased) Alan Wayne (great-great grandfather; deceased) Solomon Zebediah Wayne (great-great-great grandfather; deceased) Dorothea Wayne (great-great-great grandmother; deceased) Charles Arwin Wayne (great-great-great-great grandfather; deceased) Jushua Thomas Wayne (ancestor; deceased), Darius Wayne (ancestor; deceased) Lois Lane: Ella Lane (mother) Sam Lane (father, deceased) Lucy Lane Troupe (sister) Ron Troupe (brother-in-law) Samuel Troupe (nephew) Clark Kent: Human: Jonathan Kent (adoptive father) Martha Clark Kent (adoptive mother) Harry Kent (uncle, deceased) Sarah Kent (aunt, deceased) Kryptonian: Don-EL (biological paternal great-great-grandfather, deceased) Jor-El (biological father, deceased) Lara (biological mother, deceased) Nara (biological maternal great-grandmother, deceased) Seyg-El (biological paternal grandfather, deceased) Ter-El (biological paternal great-grandfather, deceased) Van-L (founder of the House of El) Dick Grayson: John Grayson (father; deceased) Mary Grayson (mother; deceased) Tim Drake: Jack Drake (father) Janet Drake (mother; deceased) Dana Winters (stepmother) Selina Kyle: Magdalene "Maggie" Kyle (sister) Harvey Dent: Murray, (brother, deceased) Gilda (wife) Lex Luthor: Lena (adoptive sister, deceased) Lena Luthor (daughter) Edna Luthor (ancestor, deceased) Wallace Luthor (grandfather, deceased) other wifes (unnamed, divorced) parents (unnamed, deceased) Perry J. White, Jr. (son, deceased) Elizabeth Perske (wife, divorced) Jason Todd: Willis Todd (father, deceased) Catherine Todd (mother, deceased) Shiela Haywood (birth mother, deceased) IMPORTANT DATES: 1944: Jonathan Kent drafted WWII October 21, 1952: Jonathan Kent marries Martha Clark July 16, 1962 Destruction of Krypton June 8, 1970 Thomas and Martha Wayne murdered 1976 Age 14, Bruce Wayne leaves Gotham to study to become Batman 1978 Lois Lane, 15, joins Daily Planet Staff June 12, 1979 Lois Lane graduates high school September, 1980 Lois Lane begins college June 16, 1980: Clark Kent, age 18, graduates high school and learns or his rocket-ship origin, leaves Smallville and operates as a secret hero for the next 5 years June, 1984: Lois Lane graduates college 1985: Clark Kent, age 23, settles in Metropolis and enrolls at the University of Metropolis as a journalism 1987: Clark Kent, age 25, graduates from college after just two years, studies journalism in Europe and saves Spaceplane over Metropolis; January, 1988: Bruce Wayne, age 26 returns to Gotham March 10, 1988: Clark Kent begins career as Superman April 9, 1988: Bruce Wayne begins career as Batman June 30, 1988 Clark Kent hired at Daily Planet July 28, 1988 Batman first meets Catwoman September 10, 1988 Superman first meets Batman June 27, 1989: Dick Grayson's parents killed July 11, 1989 Escaping from Batman, Red Hood swims through chemical wastes. They dye his skin and hair -- he becomes the Joker May 11, 1990 Harvey Dent burned. August 25, 1990 Dick Grayson becomes Robin October 13, 1990 Batman & Robin's first clash with the Joker August, 1992: Joker kills Robin 2, Jason Todd and his mother May 30, 1993: Lois and Clark engaged June 19, 1999: Lois Lane and Clark Kent married TIMELINE – Beginning with public appearances of Superman and Batman 1988 The Man Of Steel Superman year one. Superman begins career, clashes with Lex Luthor, meets Lois Lane, begins work at Daily Planet, learns Kryptonian origin Batman: Year One Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham and begins his career as Batman by taking down the mob and winning the trust of Jim Gordon Catwoman: Her Sister's Keeper Selina Kyle, 16 year old runaway and prostitute, inspired by Batman, becomes thief and psuedo- vigilante Catwoman For All Seasons Superman and Lex Luthor square off during his first year in Metropolis 1989 Prey Batman's identity is nearly revealed and his relationship with Gordon becomes more complex Lex Luthor, The Unauthorized Biography Luthor's past is revealed by a reporter hired to write a book on him. Seems he killed his deadbeat parents and their life insurance was why his teenage girlfriend was killed. He used the money to build his empire. Batman: Year Two Batman and newly appointed Commissioner Gordon investigate the return of a former vigilante in Gotham called the Reaper. Along the way Batman is forced to team up with his parents' murderer to solve the case, use a gun (causing his lifelong vow to never again use one), and nearly give it all up for the love of a woman. 1990 Lois & Clark The relationship between Lois and Clark develops from competing reporters to romantic partners. Dark Victory Batman teams with his new partner Robin to solve the murders of some Gotham City police officers and Bruce Wayne adopts Dick Grayson. Full Circle Thinking Batman killed his father, Joe Chill's son assumes the Reaper persona from Year Two in order to kill Batman. 1991 Exile Superman, having been forced to execute three genocidal supervillains has some severe psychological repercussions to he banishes himself to space where he meets Mongul and the Cleric who hands over a some Kryptonian history and artifacts. The Killing Joke Joker cripples Barbara Gordon, kidnaps Jim Gordon and some of his personal history is revealed. 1992 Venom Bruce Wayne becomes addicted to a supersteroid called venom and destroys the cartel manufacturing it. Eradication The Eradicator, an ancient kryptonian artifact gains control of Clark Kent's mind. Many Deaths of the Batman Someone is murdering people in Batman costumes. A Death in the Family Jason Todd, the 2nd Robin, learns his mother may be alive and in an attempt to find her he runs across the Joker who murders him. 1993 Son of the Demon Batman teams up with Ra's al Ghul to resolve a mideast skirmish. He has an affair with Talia, Ra's daughter, who gets pregnant. Krisis of the Krimson Kryptonite Superman loses his powers, gets engaged to Lois, Luthor “dies.” A Lonely Place of Dying Two-Face is doing some serious criminal work in Gotham urged on by a mysterious presence.
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