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Saahira: [USA] Professor Q, metahuman adventurer connected to a super-computing neutron star (WildStorm).

Sälle: [Denmark] Swedish name for Skæg, the seal from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

Sally: [USA] Swedish name for Sally Brown, Charlie Brown's little sister from Charles M. Schulz's series Peanuts.

Sally Brown: [USA] Charlie Brown's little sister from Charles M. Schulz's series Peanuts.

Sally Crane: [USA] Suprema from Rob Liefeld's revised Universe.

Sally-Jo Jessel: [USA] Micro-maid, forensic pathologist at Top 10 from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Salu Digby:

Sam Barnes: [USA] Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker's character from the series Sam's Strip and Sam and Silo.

Sam Sheepdog: [USA] The sheepdog stopping Ralph Wolf from stealing sheep (Looney Tunes).

Sam Smith: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's revised Universe.

Sammy Day: [Belgium] Berck and Cauvin's 'gorilla'.

Sara: [USA] A warrior from Dragon Cross (Big City Comics).

Sargeant: [Belgium] The leader of the soldiers from Louis-Michel Carpentier's series Les Toyottes.

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

Satan: [USA] The South Park version of the fallen angel.

Saturn Girl:

Sauras: [USA] Character from Dale Keown's part of the original Image Universe/Full Bleed.

Savage Dragon: [USA] Erik Larsen's green alien from his part of the Image Universe.

Scamp: [USA] The adventurous son of Lady and the Tramp (Disney).

Scandal: [USA] Character from Shadowline, Jim Valentino's part of the original Image Universe.

Scarab: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's revised Universe.

Scarface: [USA] One of Arnold Wesker's personalities and a criminal mastermind from Gotham City (DC Comics, post-crisis Earth-0).

Schildje: [Denmark] Dutch name for Pildskadden, the turtle from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

Schildkröte: [Denmark] German name for Pildskadden, the turtle from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

Schroeder: [USA] The boy with the piano from Charles M. Schulz's series Peanuts.

Schrøder: [USA] Danish name for Schroeder, the boy with the piano from Charles M. Schulz's series Peanuts.

Scottie: [Denmark] Lars Jakobsen and emik's Scottish terrier.

Scotty: [USA]Danish name for Jock, the Scottish terrier from Lady and the Tramp (Disney).

Scrooge McDuck: [USA] The World's richest duck (Disney).

Sea Hag, The: [USA] The hag from Elzie Crisler Segar's series Popeye.

Seahawk: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's part of the original Image Universe.

Sean Welch: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's part of the original Image Universe.

Sebastian Ashe: [USA] Police detective from Muerto Angeles (WildStorm).

Second Story Kid: [USA] Character from Jim Krueger's series Foot Soldiers.

Seebär: [Denmark] German name for Skæg, the seal from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

Seer, The: [USA] Character from Dale Keown's part of the original Image Universe/Full Bleed.

Selma Tolon: [USA] Character from DC Universe.

Señor Paiva: [Brasil] The father of the family living next door to Biquinho and Fethry (Disney).

Señora Adolfina: [Belgium] Spanish name for Madame Adolphine, a robot from Peyo's series Benoît Brisefer.

Señorita Carcoma: [USA] Spanish name for Miss Wormwood, the teacher from Bill Watterson's series Calvin and Hobbes.

Sensation: [USA] The name Amy Belcher/She-Dragon used when she was in The Nixed Men (Erik Larsen's part of the original Image Universe).

Sensor Girl: [USA] Projectra Wind'zzor, the pre-crisis version of the Legionnaire with the ability to cast illusions.

Sentinel:

Sentinel II: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's part of the original Image Universe.

Sepadeffasson: [Belgium] The Viking who wanted to be king instead of the king from Marcel Remacle and Marcel Denis' series Hultrasson le Viking.

Set: [USA] Alan Moore's version of the science-hero Mystico (America's Best Comics/ABC).

Setrar Cydem: [USA] A wanderer from H'trae (Dark Ocean Studios).

Seven Cross: [USA] An Ion-pilot from Oren (Dark Ocean Studios).

Shadow Lass: [USA] Tasmia Mallor, the 2005 reboot version of the Legionnaire with the ability to control darkness (DC Comics).

ShadowHawk:

Shadowman:

Shady: [USA] One of the Knights on Broadway from Broadway Comics.

Shaft: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's part of the original Image Universe.

Shamrock Bones: [USA] A detective working with Mickey Mouse and Chief O'Hara (Disney).

Shamrock Gander: [USA] Gladstone Gander's lucky nephew (Disney).

Shanhara: [USA] Sentient armor from Valiant Heroes - 1.

Sharky: [USA] The guard dog from Eek! The Cat (Fox Kids).

Sharon Marsh: [USA] One of the mothers from South Park.

She-Dragon: [USA] Amy Belcher, the strong green woman from Erik Larsen's part of the original Image Universe.

Sheldon: [USA] The chicken who refuses to come out of his egg shell from Jim Davis's series U.S. Acres.

Shelly: [Denmark] British and American name for Pildskadden, the turtle from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

Sheriff of Nottingham, The: [USA] Prince John's sheriff and tax collector in Nottingham, from Disney's version of Robin Hood.

Sherman: [USA] The great shark from Jim Toomey's series Sherman's Lagoon.

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

Shield, The: [USA] Joe Higgins, the DC Comics Red Circle version of The Shield.

Sho Sugino: [USA] The first to become Rai from Valiant Heroes - 1.

Shockheaded Peter: [USA] Pete Cheney, police officer at Top 10 from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Shogun: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's part of the original Image Universe.

Showdown: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's part of the original Image Universe.

Shrinking Violet:

Sh'rrnnn: [USA] Alien shape changer from Image/TopCow.

Shy Stevens: [USA] ChiSai, mercenary from Approbation Comics.

Signe: [USA] Danish name for Arlene, the gap-toothed cat from Jim Davis' series Garfield & Friends.

Sigurd: [Belgium] Danish name for Sepadeffasson, the Viking who wanted to be king instead of the king from Marcel Remacle and Marcel Denis' series Hultrasson le Viking.

Silk Spectre: [USA] Character from Alan Moore's Watchmen (DC Comics).

Silo Tidley: [USA] Sam Barnes partner from Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker's series Sam's Strip and Sam and Silo.

Simon: [United Kingdom] Simon Tofields's cat owner from the series Simon's Cat.

Simon Oreck: [USA] Character from Valiant Heroes - 2.

Simon Vascar: [USA] Vampire from Muertos Angeles (WildStorm).

Simon's Cat: [United Kingdom] The cat from Simon Tofields's series.

Sir Hiss: [USA] Prince John's advisor from Disney's version of Robin Hood.

Sir Prize: [USA] Temporary alias for Thom Kallor, the pre-crisis version of Star Boy/Starman from the Legion of Super-Heroes (DC Comics).

Sis: [USA] One of the kids from Disney's version of Robin Hood.

Sister Agnes: [USA] The nun from Upper Duckwater from Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker's series Sam and Silo.

Sisse: [Spain] Danish name for Ofelia, the secretary at T.I.A., from Francisco Ibáñez' series Mortadelo y Filemón.

Sizz: [USA] One of the Knights on Broadway from Broadway Comics.

Skalden: [USA] Norwegean name for the bard Alan-a-Dale from Disney's version of Robin Hood.

Skeggi: [Denmark] Faroese name for Skæg, the seal from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

Skipper Skræk: [USA] Danish name for Popeye, Elzie Crisler Segar's spinach eating sailor.

Skippy: [USA] One of the kids from Disney's version of Robin Hood.

Skjaldbøkan: [Denmark] Faroese name for Pildskadden, the turtle from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

Sköld: [Denmark] Swedish name for Pildskadden, the turtle from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

Skrækkelige Olfert: [Denmark] Qvist's obnoxious comic book character.

Skullface: [USA] A super-powered criminal from Erik Larsen's part of the original Image Universe.

Sky Witch, The: [USA] Leni Muller, WWII heroine and police officer in Neopolis from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Skæg: [Denmark] Original Danish name for Old Salt, the seal from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

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

Slyder: [USA] Jason Vanderveer, a member of Doom's IV with the ability to phase through solid objects (Image/Extreme Studios).

Smenkhkare: [USA] Alan Moore's version of the science-hero Mystico (America's Best Comics/ABC).

Smuggler: [USA] Erik Josten, the first Smuggler from the Marvel Universe (616 continuity).

Snobben: [USA] Swedish name for Snoopy, the famous beagle from Charles M. Schulz's series Peanuts.

Snoopy:

Sofie: [Denmark] The mother from Werner Wejp-Olsen's series Momsemor.

Sokke: [Netherlands] German name for the teenage canarie Sukke from the series Fokke & Sukke.

Solar: [USA] Phil Seleski, the Man of the Atom from Valiant Heroes - 1 and 2.

Solvej: [Denmark] The girl from Qvist's series Skrækkelige Olfert.

Sonar: [USA] Carol Hatcher a Secret Weapon from Valiant Heroes - 1.

Sorte Slyngel: [USA] Danish name for Phantom Blot, the villain in the black hood from Disney.

Souffleur, Le: [Belgium] The prompter for comic book characters by Paul Deliège.

Sova: [United Kingdom] Czech name for the wise owl from A. A. Milne and Disney's series Winnie the Pooh.

Sowa: [United Kingdom] Polish name for the wise owl from A. A. Milne and Disney's series Winnie the Pooh.

Space Detective, The: [USA] Lance Lewis, Alan Moore's version of the science-hero (America's Best Comics/ABC).

Spacehunter: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's revised Universe.

Spaceman, The: [USA] Alexei Glushko, telepathic police officer at Top 10; from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Spaceman Spiff: [USA] Calvin's science fiction alias from Bill Watterson's series Calvin and Hobbes.

Speedball: [USA] Robbie Baldwin, the kinetic hero from Marvel Universe (616 continiuty).

Speedy:

Speedy Gonzales: [USA] The fastest mouse in Mexico from Looney Tunes.

Spence Hillman: [USA] Character from Shadowline, Jim Valentino's part of the original Image Universe.

Spennacchiotto: [USA] Italian name for Emil Eagle, the evil genius from Disney.

Sphinx, The: [USA] Character from Avalon Studios.

Spiff, le cadet de l'espace: [USA] French name for Spaceman Spiff, Calvin's science fiction alias from Bill Watterson's series Calvin and Hobbes.

Spindle Six: [USA] Character from Jim Krueger's series Foot Soldiers.

Splash Branigan: [USA] The living ink blot from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Spokesman, The: [USA] Character from Jim Krueger's series Foot Soldiers.

Sprutten: [Denmark] The funny and adventurous octopus by Mik.

Stan Marsh: [USA] The average mixed-up American kid from South Park.

Star Boy:

Star Seed: [USA] Character from Broadway Comics.

Starke Staffan: [Belgium] Swedish name for Benoît Brisefer, Peyo's polite and very strong boy.

Starman:

Stasis: [USA] Kathy Pearson, a Brigade operative from Rob Liefeld's part of the original Image Universe.

Steen: [USA] Danish name for Calvin, Bill Watterson's famous boy from his series Calvin and Hobbes.

Steve Pops: [Belgium] Jacques Devos' very secret Agent H₂O.

Steve Strong:

Steve Traynor: [USA] Police captain at Top 10 from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Steven Sterk: [Belgium] Dutch name for Benoît Brisefer, Peyo's polite and very strong boy.

Stinky: [USA] Second name for Pepé Le Pew from Looney Tunes.

Stochastic Fats: [USA] Willy Beaumont, police officer at Top 10 from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Stoffer: [USA] Danish name for Hobbes, the (toy)tiger from Bill Watterson's series Calvin and Hobbes.

Stone Boy: [USA] Dag Wentim, the pre-crisis version of the substitute legionnaire (DC Comics).

Stora Tråget: [USA] Swedish name for Big Toot, the grown-up tugboat from Disney/Gold Key.

Store Stygge Ulv: [USA] Danish name for the Big Bad Wolf, Disney's version of the wolf from the European Folk Tales.

Store Tut: [USA] Danish name for Big Toot, the grown-up tugboat from Disney/Gold Key.

Story: [USA] Character from Jim Krueger's series Foot Soldiers.

Storybook Smith: [USA] Character from Rob Liefeld's revised Universe.

Stregen: [Italy] Danish name for Osvaldo Cavandoli's cartoon character La Linea.

Streken: [Italy] Norwegian name for Osvaldo Cavandoli's cartoon character La Linea.

Stretchable Sleuth, The: [USA] Alias for Ralph Dibney/The Elongated Man from DC Comics (pre-crisis Earth-1, post-crisis Earth-0).

Struts: [Denmark] Swedish name for Knalle, the hungry ostrich from Carla and Vilhelm Hansen's series Rasmus Klump.

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

Stykman: [USA] The inept stickman/hero from a.k.a. Comics.

Stylte: [Denmark] The rabbit on stilts from Torben Osted's series Fodring Forbudt.

Stålfarfar: [Netherlands] Danish alias for Hendrik IJzerbroot, Martin Lodewijk's secret Dutch agent, Agent 327.

Sue Dearbon:

Sue Dibney:

Suicide Bunnies: [United Kingdom] Andy Riley's cute suicidal bunnies.

Sukke: [Netherlands] The teenage canarie from the series Fokke & Sukke.

Sun Boy:

Sunburst: [USA] Karl Hansen, the StormWatch operative with nuclear fusion powers (WildStorm).

Sung Li: [USA] Girl One, police officer at Top 10 from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Super Gilbert: [USA] Original super-hero alias for Goofy's nephew Gilbert (Disney).

Super Gilly: [USA] Later super-hero alias for Goofy's nephew Gilbert (Disney).

Super Goof: [USA] Goofy's super alter-ego (Disney).

Superboy: [USA] The original pre-crisis Superboy from Earth-1 (DC Comics).

Supergilbert: [USA] Danish name for Super Gilbert, the original super-hero alias for Goofy's nephew Gilbert (Disney).

Supergirl: [USA] Kara Zor-El, the pre-crisis Earth-1 version of Supergirl (DC Comics).

Superman:

Supermule: [USA] Danish name for Super Goof, Goofy's super alter-ego (Disney).

Superion: [USA] Character from Broadway Comics.

Suprema: [USA] Sally Crane from Rob Liefeld's revised Universe.

Supreme:

Supremium Man: [USA] Darius Dax, the mad genius from Rob Liefeld's revised Universe.

Surtr: [Iceland, Scandinavia] Fire-giant from Norse Mythology.

Susi Derkins: [USA] German name for Susie Derkins, Calvin's friend from Bill Watterson's series Calvin and Hobbes.

Susie Derkins: [USA] Calvin's friend from Bill Watterson's series Calvin and Hobbes.

Sussi: [USA] Danish and Swedish name for Susie Derkins, Calvin's friend from Bill Watterson's series Calvin and Hobbes.

Suzy: [Belgien] Sergio Salma and Carine de Brab's young girl.

Svipser: [USA] Danish name for Foggy, the police dog in Upper Duckwater, from Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker's series Sam and Silo.

Swee'Pea: [USA] Popeye's adopted son from Elzie Crisler Segar's series.

Switchblade: [USA] The name Blade used while he was a member of the Nightstalkers (Marvel Universe, 616 continuity).

Syn: [USA] Synaesthesia Jackson, police officer at Top 10 from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Synaesthesia Jackson: [USA] Police officer at Top 10 from America's Best Comics (ABC).

Synergy: [USA] Christine Trelane, metahuman activator from StormWatch and the Monarchy (WildStorm).

Søren: [Denmark] The father from Werner Wejp-Olsen's series Momsemor.

Søren Brun: [USA] Danish name for Charlie Brown, Charles M. Schulz's famous boy from the series Peanuts.

Søster: [Denmark] The daughter in Helge Hall's series Hans og Grete.

Søster Agnes: [USA] Danish name for Sister Agnes, the nun from Upper Duckwater, from Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker's series Sam and Silo.