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Ebony: [USA] Terrance Desilva, one of the front figures at JFH: Justice-for-Hire (Creative Impulse Entertainment).

Eddie Collins: [USA] The ShadowHawk from 1996 to 2010, from Shadowline, Jim Valentino's part of the original Image Universe.

Edward Bear: [United Kingdom] A name used once for Winnie The Pooh from A. A. Milne and Disney's series.

Edward Hyde: [USA] Alan Moore's version of Robert Louis Stevenson's monster/villain from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Edward Morgan Blake: [USA] The Comedian, a government sanctioned hero from Alan Moore's Watchmen (DC Comics).

Eek: [USA] The purple cat who tries to help everyone (Fox Kids).

Eeyore: [United Kingdom] The sad toy donkey from A. A. Milne and Disney's series Winnie the Pooh.

Elastic Lad: [USA] One of Jimmy Olsen's super-hero alter egos (pre-crisis Earth-1, DC Comics).

Element Lad

Elizabeth Rowan: [USA] Black Betty, a magician and StormWatch operative from WildStorm/DC Comics.

El Súper: [Spain] The leader of T.I.A. from Francisco Ibáñez' series Mortadelo y Filemón.

Elmo: [USA] The elk from Eek! The Cat (Fox Kids).

Elongated Man, The:

Elsa Bloodstone: [USA] The second Bloodstone from Marvel Universe.

Elvin: [USA] An adventurer and thief from Dragon Cross (Big City Comics).

Emerald Empress: [USA] Saryva, the pre-crisis version of the member of the Fatal Five with the Emerald Eye (DC Comics).

Emil Blonsky: [USA] The secret agent who was changed into the Abomination by gamma-rays (Marvel Universe, 616 continuity).

Emil Eagle: [USA] An evil genius from Disney.

Emil Orlovský: [USA] Slovak name for Emil Eagle, the evil genius from Disney.

Emil Orzeł: [USA] Polish name for Emil Eagle, the evil genius from Disney.

Emil Skoba: [USA] Czech name for Emil Eagle, the evil genius from Disney.

Emil Örn: [USA] Swedish name for Emil Eagle, the evil genius from Disney.

Emilio Aguila: [USA] Spanish name for Emil Eagle, the evil genius from Disney.

Engelmann: [Germany] Hansi Engelmeier, Nicolas Mahler's tragic super-hero.

Enigma: [USA] Faceless entity from Rob Liefeld's part of the original Image Universe.

Ennui [USA] The undead girl from Calan Ree's series GingerDead and Friends.

Erg-1: [USA] Original name for the pre-crisis version of the Legionnaire Drake Burroughs/Wildfire (DC Comics).

Ergo: [Denmark] The lion taming mouse from Torben Osted's series Fodring Forbudt.

Eric Brooks: [USA] Civilian name for Blade the vampire hunter (Marvel Universe, 616 continuity).

Eric Cartman: [USA] The fat kid from South Park.

Erica Pierce: [USA] The physicist who became Mothergod, from Valiant Heroes - 1 and 2.

Erik Josten: [USA] The reformed hero currently known as Atlas (Marvel Universe, 616 continuity).

Eris: [Greece] The Greek goddess of discord.

Ernest: [USA] The nerd/genius from Jim Toomey's series Sherman's Lagoon.

Esmeralda: [Denmark] The original name for Lullubelle, Jørgen Mogensen's blonde secretary.

Estupendoman: [USA] Spanish name for Stupendous Man, Calvin's super-hero alter-ego from Bill Watterson's series Calvin and Hobbes.

Eternal Warrior: [USA] Gilad Anni Padda the immortal warrior from Valiant Heroes - 1.

Ethan Crane:

Eudora: [USA] One of the girls from Charles M. Schulz's series Peanuts.

Eugene the Jeep: [USA] The magical creature from Elzie Crisler Segar's series Popeye the Sailor.

Eurial: [USA] Cenobite warrior woman from Dale Keown's part of the original Image Universe/Full Bleed.

Evy: [USA] Danish name for Christie, the littel girl from Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker's series Sam and Silo.

Experiment 13: [USA] Lummox, a failed attempt at creating a new kind of man, from Valiant Heroes - 1.

Exploding Girl: [USA] A contestant with explosive powers for the reality show/super-hero team WildGuard by Todd Nauck.