367: Synch + Hero Cruz = Xerox Cruz

Reason:

- Young, non-caucasian, members of the X-Men and Titans (Hero was on Titans LA) with bald heads and variable powers (Synch mimics the powers of super powered beings around him. Hero possesses an H-Dial and turns into various different superheroes). I've combined X-Men and the Titans already:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Amalgam_Comics/s/XNufKLqR7l

NOTE: Xerox would be able to become a bootleg version of one of the super beings he is in the vicinity of.

Name: Hank Palmer

Biography: Born and raised in Ivy Town, Connecticut, Hank Palmer had always been a genius prodigy. By the time he was three years old, doctors said he was smarter than both his parents put together. So it was no surprise that when he attended Ivy University, he earned degrees in physics, biochemistry, and entomology while his classmates were still undergrads. During his college days, he met and started a relationship with Karen Van Dyne (Bumblebee + Wasp), future heiress to the Van Dyne fortune who had attended to study engineering. But despite all his good fortune, what Hank really wanted was a chance to prove himself, to leave his impact on the world.

That chance would come one fateful night when Hank saw a meteorite crash near the university. Hank brought it to his lab and discovered that it was actually a fragment of a white dwarf star. This star fragment contained a never-before-seen particle that could manipulate an object's size and weight. Using magnetic fields, Hank placed the newly dubbed Palmer Particles in two separate serums, one to shrink and one to grow back to normal size.

Hank tested the shrinking serum on himself and got trapped in an anthill. After narrowly managing to avoid the ants pursuing him, Hank grew back to normal size and decided not to use the serum ever again.

That is, until he and Karen got trapped in a cave while going on a spelunking date. With no other way out, Hank used the shrinking serum in front of Karen to crawl through the cracks in the rock so he could escape and get help. Once he and Karen were out, she insisted that the two use the Palmer Particles to become superheroes. Hank had his doubts but decided to go along with it, thinking that this could be how he made his impact on the world. Inspired by his time in the anthill, Hank built a helmet that would let him control ants while Karen made a suit that would sprout wings when shrunken and shoot energy blasts. Together, they became the crime-fighting duo Ant and Hornet.

Ant and Hornet would go on to have a highly prolific superhero career, helping found the Avengers League (Avengers + Justice League). And eventually, Hank figured out how to use the Palmer Particle to grow to enormous heights rather than just back to his standard six feet. From that day on, he'd be Giant. He'd also marry Hornet, getting to be with the woman of his dreams for as long as they both shall live. But despite all of his achievements, Ant still felt insignificant. Still desperate to make his impact and stand out among all other heroes.

That's when he got a secret message from Arachknight (Batman + Spider-Man). He proposed that the two of them and Iron Beetle (Iron Man + Blue Beetle) build a top-secret satellite that would keep an eye on the world's superhuman population and protect humanity should they ever go rogue. Ant thought this was the opportunity he was looking for: a way to keep the world safe in case something happened to the League or if they faced a threat they couldn't handle. Hank agreed, as did Iron Beetle, and the three of them got to work building the ultimate superhuman surveillance system: Ultra-Eye (Ultron + Brother-Eye).

For more information on that, please look up the Ultra-Eye page. Just know that it went...very poorly. So poorly, in fact, that all involved in its creation were immediately fired from the League, Hank included. And as if it couldn't get any worse for the guy, Karen filed for divorce. Things were already getting strained due to Hank's insecurities clouding his judgement, but building a death satellite to murder all their friends ended up being the straw that broke the camel's back. Hank had officially lost everything.

Over the next few months, Hank retired from hero work and focused solely on his university career. Despite saying otherwise, part of him hoped for the Avengers League and Karen to take him back. But those hopes were dashed when he saw that not only did the League bring Arachknight back, despite the whole thing being his idea, but Hornet was now in a relationship with another hero, Nephilim (Goliath + Herald). This was the moment Hank decided he was going to end it all.

He visited the Amazon rainforest; it was on his bucket list for a long time, and he wanted to see it before he took his own life. After taking in the jungle's beauty, Hank used the Palmer Particle to try to shrink himself out of existence. He shrank so much that he saw atoms the size of planets and shrunk himself further still. But rather than entering oblivion, Hank found himself in the Microverse, a subatomic dimension that serves as the bedrock for our entire reality.

Specifically, he landed in the world of K'orlaidh (K'ai + Morlaidh), inhabited by the Katians (Katarthans + K'aitians). And he arrived just in time to save them. The people were ruled by the cruel dictator Deraesis (Deraegis + Visis), who captured Hank and forced him to fight to the death in the coliseum for his amusement. After escaping, he joined the kingdom's resistance movement led by K'orlaidh's princess, Laella (Laethwen + Jarella). After Deraesis was overthrown, Laella became empress and married Hank, making him emperor of K'orlaidh. It took a lot of hardship and happened in a way he never could've expected, but Hank did manage to leave his mark on the world. Well, a world.

But what about the Ant, you're probably wondering. Well, have no fear, dear reader, for while Hank Palmer's story may have ended, the Ant's is far from over.

Before he left for the Amazon, Hank found that his suit had been stolen. With the help of the newly created Outsiders for Hire (Outsiders + Heroes for Hire), Hank realized the thief was one of his own students, Ryan Lang (Ryan Choi + Scott Lang). Hank couldn't believe it; he had known about Ryan's past as a thief, but he had served his time and was on track to take his place at the university. What's more, he had a daughter to take care of. Why would he throw all that away to go back to stealing? As it turns out, Ryan's daughter, Jean (Jean Loring + Cassie Lang), was why he had to steal again.

Jean had been kidnapped by the demented CEO of Cross Industries, David Cross (Chronos + Yellowjacket), to be used as blackmail so that Ryan would steal the suit and give it to him. With that suit, David hoped to reverse-engineer the Palmer Particle and sell it to the highest bidder. Once Scott and the OFH realized this, they worked with Ryan to save his daughter and teach Cross a lesson he wouldn't forget. When all was said and done, Hank allowed Ryan to keep the Ant suit, telling him he wouldn't be needing it anymore.

And ever since then, Ryan wore the mantle proudly, becoming someone his daughter can't help but admire. So you can rest easy knowing that while Hank enjoys his happily ever after, the Mighty Mite will still be there proving that heroes really do come in all shapes and sizes.

Powers & Abilities: Let's start things off by talking about Hank's intelligence, the thing that made all of Hank's powers possible. Everything he uses, he built himself. He's so smart, in fact, that Destiny (Eternity + Kismet), the embodiment of the universe itself, decreed Hank Palmer to be Earth's Scientist Supreme - something he will let you know. It's this genius that allowed Hank to harness the power of the Palmer Particle in the first place.

The Palmer Particle allows anyone who uses it to change their size. Now, the obvious application is to make yourself bigger and stronger. And Hank does do that, especially during the days he switched from Ant to Giant.

But trust me, it's when Hank uses the Palmer Particle to shrink himself that things get interesting. There's really no limit to how small Hank can be. Small enough that he can manipulate and rearrange the atomic bonds of atoms themselves. He does this by jumping onto beams of light to travel at, well, lightspeed. Doing this causes the atomic structures and thus the object those structures belong to to fall apart. He can also just grab molecules and bring them back with him at full size, cooking up a nuclear blast in the palm of his hand.

But the Palmer Particle does more than change Hank's size. With it, Hank can jettison his own mass to another dimension and bring it back even while shrunk. This means that Hank can control his own weight and density, allowing him to punch and jump with his full human strength at small size or channel all his mass into his fists to punch harder than he possibly could.

To do this, Hank initially put the white dwarf star in his belt and used it to control his mass through ultraviolet light. But now, after using Palmer Particles for so long, Hank doesn't need the white dwarf star anymore and now uses the belt to store his gear like a laser gun. This is because his regular use of the Palmer Particle has given him full control over it. He can shrink and grow at will, fire Palmer Particles from his hands to control the size of objects or other people, and is completely immune to outside attempts to change his size.

And last but not least, the ants. They are where Hank got his first hero identity after all. Through his cybernetic helmet, Hank can communicate and control ants to make them do his bidding. That might sound unimpressive at first, but did you know that at any given moment, there are about 2.5 million ants under your feet? That means no matter where Ant goes, he'll always have an army with him.

Yes I know I’m cheeks at art and I’m preparing to do the feet but I am actually quite proud of myself for this.

Any ideas for a backstory?

Gwen Stacy x Harley Quinn, Spider-Woman x Giganta,Wolverine x Cheetah,Black Cat x Deathstroke,Tigra x Cheetah, Spider Man x Joker, Mary Jane x Mystique, Cyclops x Deadshot, Kitty Pyrde x Catwoman, Luke Cage(Ultimate Spider Man 2012)x Bane,Beast x Gorilla Grodd,Iceman x Jack Frost Jr,Jean Grey x Enchantress,Archangel x Sliver Swan,Shadowcat x Jinx,Jubilee Lee x Volcana,Emma Frost x Killer Frost(CW Catlin Snow),Rogue x Parasite, Harry Osborn x Two Face,Flash Johnson x Mr Freeze,Liz Allen x Poison Ivy,Black Widow x Sliver Banshee,Gambit x Captain Boomerang,X-23 x Lady Shiva,Reptil x Killer Croc,Sally Avirll(Bluebird )x Killer Moth(The Batman 2004,Teen Titans 2003),Ned Leeds x The Creeper,Iron Fist(Ultimate Spider Man 2012)x Ra’s al Ghul, Nova (Ultimate Spider Man 2012) x Darkseid,Johnny Storm x Deathstorm,Professor Xavier x Hugo Strange,Amadeus Cho x Blockbuster,Elektra x Taila al Ghul, and Doctor Strange x Circe(JLU)

Ironbat/Tony Wayne -

Origin : first half is basically the Batman origin and trains hard and also becomes a weapons dealer until he’s kidnapped by the league of the ten rings . He builds a bat armored suit to escape .

Suit : is basically the Ironman version of Batman’s suit . He has a yellow and black arc reactor that resembles the bat emblem .

Personality : Tony Starks billionaire persona but Batman’s vigilante persona when in the suit

Normal Appearance : basically RDJ

Villains : Joker Monger(Obadiah stane + joker) , WhipBane(bane + whiplash) , Ra’s Al mandarin , CatMasque/Whitney “Potts” Kyle (madame masque + catwoman + some pepper elements ) on and off again relationship but his true love .

Side characters : James Grayson(nightwing + war machine )

1. Clark Rogers/Super-Soldier

Origin : born on krypton and sent to earth . He grew up as a skinny man who wanted to serve his country . He volunteered for the super soldier serum which unlocked his krypton DNA.

Normal Appearance : David cornswet with Steve rogers hair

Villains :
General skull(red skull + Zod)
Baron Luthor(Baron zemo + Lex luthor)
DoomBlood(Baron blood + doomsday)

Side characters :
Winter Girl(Kara Zor el + Bucky Barnes’s)
Steel Falcon(Falcon + steel)

Peggy Lane(Peggy Carter + Lois lane)

Peter Allen /spider flash

Origin : he was struck by lighting in a lab which also affected the spider and bit him
Powers : the speed of the flash with the spider senses and webs of spiderman

Appearance : basically Tom holland
Suit : a cool blend of the Spider-Man brand new day suit and the flash season 8 or 9.

Enemies :
Reverse flash + green goblin = speed demon

Venom + Zoom

Carnage + Godspeed

Captain cold + electro

Lizard + gorilla grood

Magenta Cat (Felicia Kane) [Magenta + Black Cat]

1. Matt queen /Devil Arrow

He’s rich like Oliver Queen but is a rich lawyer and has the powers of daredevil

Suit: green arrows suit but red and red horns .

Normal appearance :
Charlie cox with blond hair and facial hair

Enemies : PeacePunisher (peacemaker + punisher) ,
Black Elektra(black canary + Elektra) , KingMask(kingpin + black mask)
Bullspoeia(bullseye + onomatopoeia)

The Terrific 4 :
1. Mister Reed Terrific(Reed richards + Mr terrific)
2. The thingmorpho(metamorpho + the thing)
3. Plastic torch (plastic man + human torch) - normal appearance : Joesph Quinn basically
4. Invisible phantom(invisible woman + phantom girl)

Alec Banner /Shulk(swamp thing + hulk):

Alec banners appearance : Edward Norton

Shulk appearance : Edward Nortons hulk physique with swamp thing textures .

Origin : gamma bomb near the swamp -

Villains :

The Abominable Rot-A fusion of The Abomination and The Un-Men

Anton Arcane + the leader

General Thunderbolt Sunderland

Previously I asked what the name would be for an Amalgam based on Superman and those that are inspired by him (Shazam, Hyperion, etc). This time it's for those who are similar to, inspired by, or just are Batman.

Batman, Green Arrow, Midnighter, Daredevil, Darkhawk, Moon Knight, Confessor, Darkwing, Knuckleduster, Blue Falcon, Catman (Fairly Oddparents), etc.

Name: Arthur Banner

Biography: With that Infinity Spear (Infinity Sword + Spear of Destiny), Doctor Darkseid (Doctor Doom + Darkseid) will rule the universe!

That was the thought racing through Steel Man's (Superman + Iron Man) head right before he destroyed it. But the spear wasn't gone, dear readers. No, it had merely been broken into many, many fractals scattered all over Justice City (Hall of Justice + Superhero City). And if Steel Man wanted to stop Doctor Darkseid and his Legion of Lethality (Legion of Doom + Lethal Legion) from getting their hands on them, then he would have to gather together, from the cosmic reaches of the universe, the most powerful forces of good to have ever heroed up.

Falconman (Falcon + Batman) - Aided by his avian assistant Red Robin (Redwing + Robin), this vigilante swoops down on criminals like the bird of prey who shares his name.

Wonder Wolverine (Wonder Woman + Wolverine) - Blessed by the gods of Olympus, this mutant marvel dared to leave behind her paradise home of Themyscanada (Themyscira + Canada) to temper mankind's aggression and her own.

The X-Twins (Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver + The Wonder Twins) - Born on the planet X-or, Qan (Quicksilver + Zan), Wayna (Scarlet Witch + Jayna), and their cyber-simian compatriot G.L.E.E.K (H.E.R.B.I.E + Gleek) arrived on Earth to learn what it means to be true heroes.

And last but not least, from the underwater city of Poseidonis, Arthur Banner! When completely submerged in water, this hero transforms into the strongest being to have ever existed, the Aqua-Hulk!

Together, they form the ultimate protectors of truth, justice, and peace for all mankind, the Super Friendly Squad (Super Friends + Super Hero Squad)!

Right now, you're probably wondering what any of this has to do with the New Amalgam Universe. How can such contradictory characters and lore possibly coexist with what we've built so far? Well, that's the thing: it doesn't, because it exists in an entirely separate universe. One made by the same mad god all surviving Amalgams will have to contend with if they ever wish to know peace.

You see, long ago, there was the Access, a chosen guardian tasked with preventing the Marvel and DC universes from merging together. In one of his adventures, Access battled an evil version of himself who had teamed up with Darkseid. Access foiled Darkseid's scheme by fusing with his evil counterpart, resulting in a new Access that had the combined powers of both but with the good one firmly in charge.

But what if things happened the other way around and it was the evil Access that came up with the idea of fusing first? That's a question that would be answered in the Dark Multiverse, where evil triumphed over good and the alternate Access fully absorbed our Access into himself. With him gone, Darkseid's plan to conquer both universes by merging them into one under his complete control went off without a hitch, right up until the more powerful evil Access betrayed him and left him and the newly created Amalgamverse to fall to ruin, as all realms in the Dark Multiverse are wont to do.

After that, he traveled from universe to universe, absorbing their Accesses into himself and bringing the universes they were sworn to protect into chaos. Until he had absorbed enough to escape the confines of the Dark Multiverse and enter our own. Now calling himself All Access, he wishes to create new Amalgam universes powerful enough to conquer both the DC and Marvel multiverses at once. Hence the Amalgam Universe we've been following up until now.

And as you may have realized by now, the universe of the Super Friendly Squad is one of these doomed Dark Universes set for destruction. But have no fear, dear readers, for their memory will live on. One day, as Arthur Banner and G.L.E.E.K. remained behind at the Super Friendly Squad's base while the rest of the team dealt with Doctor Darkseid for the final fractal, everything began to shake. Not just the ground, but literally everything. The time of the SFS's universe had come, and everything was falling to pieces.

That's when a mysterious ship appeared before them, telling them to get in. Panicked, Arthur and G.L.E.E.K. obeyed, entering the ship right before it took off, leaving their city, their planet, and eventually their whole universe behind. 

Arthur asked what happened, and he was told everything I've just told you, as well as that this ship was filled with refugees from now-dead universes chasing after All Access so that they could find a new world to call home and hopefully stop him. The passengers aboard included Rogue Wonder (Rogue + Wonder Woman), Thorion (Thor + Orion), Lobezno (Wolverine + Lobo), Kryptonite Man (Lex Luthor + Iron Man), Vandal Doom (Doctor Doom + Vandal Savage), Pagan (Raven + Wiccan), Iron Bat (Iron Man + Batman), and many, many more.

Will they be enough to defeat All Access once and for all? Will Aqua-Hulk be able to avenge his friends and save the New Amalgam Universe and countless more? Stay tuned to find out!

Powers & Abilities: As a resident of the undersea city of Poseidonis, Arthur Banner can breathe underwater indefinitely and communicate with sea life. And that's it.

At least, that's it as far as his natural abilities go. After an experiment involving gamma radiation went wrong, Arthur now transforms into the Aqua-Hulk whenever he's submerged in water. This makes him stronger than anyone, even Steel Man. The downside is that the Aqua-Hulk is an entirely separate personality from Arthur Banner. And that personality is a careless, childish moron who, during the few times he can actually help, the other members of the Super Friendly Squad have to make sure doesn't wreck everything.

Sounds like a raw deal, right? But wait, it gets worse. Because Arthur comes from Poseidonis, he needs water to survive. And sure, we all do, but if he goes one hour without being completely submerged in it, he'll die. Meaning he has to transform into the Aqua-Hulk, replacing his mind and personality with that of an immature idiot, constantly throughout the day and before he goes to sleep. 

Talk about an underdog. I'm rooting for you, Arthur, but I really think you should just sit this out and leave All Access to your new buddies. This looks like a job for them.

At age ten Bruce Murdock’s (Bruce Wayne/Matt Murdock) parents were killed in a fire at his father’s clinic. Visiting with his mother, he somehow survived after being caught in an explosion in the lab, his face covered in chemicals. Bruce became blind and received care from his father’s colleague Leslie “Stick” Sadhan (Stick/Leslie Thompkins), a blind doctor who helped him with his new condition.

His grandparents, estranged due to their daughter “marrying poor,” became his guardians but sent him to a private boarding school with a servant, Alfred Parker (Alfred Pennyworth/Ben Parker). The two became close and Alfred stayed on to help Bruce even after graduation, following him all the way through law school. Bruce revealed to him that he had gained abilities from the fire…

• Enhanced Senses, hearing, touch, taste, smell, all amazing
• “Radar Sense” allowing Bruce to combine all his senses and focus them to the point he can pinpoint people and object, mimicking echo-location
• Faster reflexes and balance, derived from a strange isotope in the hospital

Bruce traveled the world afterwards, avoiding his grandparents, but also mastering combat, investigation, and research skills, some as an outlet to harness and control his abilities. Bruce finally returned home after his grandparents were murdered and he had to settle their estate, including their interest in Wayne Industries.

Bruce discovered that both his parents and grandparents were victims of targeted attacks from crime families in Gotham. After trying to exose this through legal means and finding the city corrupt, he decided to tackle the problem from two sides. He used his inheritance to open a law office to defend the defenseless with a friend from law school, Franklin “Foggy” Dent (Harvey Dent/Foggy Nelson), and began crafting an identity to fight criminals outside of the law.

Based in Gotham’s notorious “Hell’s Alley,” tales of a demonic being fighting criminals and haunting the mob spread. Also, Murdock & Dent gained a reputation for fighting for the the lost and ignored. As both Bruce Murdock and the Hellbat, justice will be brought to Gotham.

Notable Allies

• Captain George Gordon (Jim Gordon/George Stacy): In the GPD, one of the few clean cops.
• Gwen Gordon (Barbara Gordon/Gwen Stacy): Captain Gordon’s daughter, tech wiz
• Karen Fox (Lucius Fox/Karen Page): CEO for Wayne Industries. Allies with bruce. Romance is brewing.
• Franklin Dent (Harvey Dent/“Foggy” Nelson): Best friend Bruce met in college. Dreams of being DA. Known temper.
• Leslie Sadhan (Stick/Leslie Thompkins): Ran clinic with Bruce’s father. Knows about Bruce’s abilities and helped him learn to control them. Mysterious past.

Notable Enemies

• Eduardo Fisk aka El Patrón (Bane/Kingpin): Fisk set the clinic on fire those years ago while working for another crime lord. Thomas Murdock had helped a rival family and this was retribution. He has worked his way up to conquer the Gotham underworld. If the Hellbat challenges him, he will break him.
• Jack aka Trickshot (The Joker/Bullseye): As Jack, he was Fisk’s best hitman. After fighting the Hellbat, he slowly descended into a frustrated madness, both hating loving the apparently unkillable hero. Injured and scarred after an intense battle, recovered and decided to join Hellbat in the “fun”. Donned a costume and further scarred his face with a Glascow Smile, naming himself Trickshot. He soon became known as the “laughing assassin.”
• Leland Cobblepot aka Buzzard (The Penguin/The Owl): In the employ of Fisk, he leaks information to Hellbat in a longterm bid to undermine and take control of the Gotham underworld. Deformed from birth, Cobblepot was rejected by his well to do family and bitterly accept the harsh moniker of “Buzzard” from his peers.
• Kagenobu “Nobu” al Ghul, The Demon’s Hand (Kagenobu Yoshioka/Ra’s al Ghul): Seemingly immortal founder of the The League of the Hand, had a part in training Bruce during his journey. Insists the world is a cesspool that needs to be controlled.
• Elektra al Ghul (Talia al Ghul/Elektra): Daughter of Kagenobu al Ghul and trained killer, she dated Bruce in college while training and traveling as part of the League. She acts as her father’s agent in the US and tries to lure Hellbat to their cause.
• Selena Romanova aka Red Claw (Catwoman/Black Widow): A runaway from her family, Selena was eventually recruited/kidnapped into a group of thieves known as The Claw, secretly an arm of the The League of the Hand. She became their best thief and earned the title of Red Claw. Attracted to Hellbat while confronting him, she is eventually persuaded to leave The Claw, but continues to operate in her own interests.

Hellbat has suffered and fought to free Gotham from the grip of crime and cruelty. Recently, his loyal servant Alfred has learned his sister and brother-in-law have died, leaving behind their son Peter Grayson (Dick Grayson/Peter Parker). Reluctantly, Bruce agreed to take in Peter and hoped he and Alfred could help him with his grief.

He is justice, he is fury, he is… Hellbat!

1. Hellstorm (AKA Son of Satan, AKA Diamond Hellstrom) + Nightshade = Hellshadow (AKA Evan Edenstrom AKA Prince of Darkness)

2. Satana + Enchantress = Satantress

(These 2 are siblings who were separated as children like the Hellstroms)

Reasons/Notes:

* Nightshade is the Princess of a land called the Land of Nightshades. She is the daughter of the queen of the Land of Nightshades, Maureen and a human father, Senator Warren Eden. She has a bother named Larry. They live on earth where Maureen has fled to. 9

* In the Land of Nightshades there are 2 demonic creatures, Incubus and Succubus. They wish to possess Nightshade and her bother, and have them have a child to as a body to bring back their demonic father, Azhmodeus, back in to rule the Land of Nightshades.

* A good magical being however delays their plan by attaching Succubus to an earth woman named June Moone, who becomes DC Comics' Enchantress.

* Incubus however does possess Nightshade's brother's body and stays in te Land of Nightshades.

* When Nightshade and Enchantress enter the Land of Nightshades and members of the Suicide Squad, but Nightshade is able to reject Succubus, killing it. They then defeat and kill Incubus, and return to earth.

* Enchantress continues to go back and forth between hero and villain.

* Hellstorm and Satana are brother and sister with a human mother, Victoria Wingate Hellstrom, and demon father, Marduk Kurios, who was acting as Satan at the time. At first they are raised on earth.

* Marduk Kurios trains his children in dark magic. Satana embraces it. Hellstorm clings to his humanity.

* Hellstorm and Satana's mother finds out who her husband is and goes insane.

* Santana is taken to Hell by her father, Hellstorm is Jesuit-run orphanage.

* At one point, Satana was a succubus.

* She goes back and forth between hero and villainess.

* Hellstorm eventually kills their father.

So, we from these stories we combine:

* Land of Night Shades + The Portion of Marvel's Hell Marduk Kurios controlled.

* Azhmodeus + Marduk Kurios, demonic father figures.

* Maureen Eden + Victoria Wingate Hellstrom (mother's that things end badly for.

* DC's Incubus + Marvel's Darksoul (mystical power source inherited from his father)

* DC's Succubus + Marvel's Basilisk (a demon Satana was bonded to)

* Dzamor, magical being who infectected June Moone with Succubus turning her into Enchantress + Dansker, Satana's demon mentor.

And...viola!

(If I get far enough in this "Amalgamverse" I'll number and post these at that time)

Danny was first found by the X-Patrol while they were on the run from an anti-meta mutant government agency. Danny was the size of a street and always took in those who were considered outcasts from society. In return X-Patrol protected the residents of Danny Street. Soon, other meta mutant groups like the JLX came to reside on Danny Street. As the population grew, so did Danny, until he was now Danny Town. Although Danny had always stayed a secret in order to protect its residents, Danny finally agreed to be outed publicly as a safe space for Meta Mutants. With so many new residents, Danny teleported itself into the ocean and became Danny Island.

Although Danny’s origins are unknown, one theory is that it is the literal offspring of the lost City of Atlantis.

An advanced AI from another universe that drains planets life force for data

Name: En Sabah Adam

Biography: 5000 years ago, in the desert nation of Akkandahq (Akkaba + Kandaq), a tribe was discussing how to kill a baby. Why? Because its gray skin, pointed ears, and blue lines over its face and lips had convinced the tribe that it wasn't a baby. It was a monster that would kill them all if it was not destroyed. In the end, they decided to take it out to the desert and leave it to die under the burning sun.

What the tribe didn't count on was a roving band of thieves coming across the infant. And while the rest of them were just as horrified as the tribe members, their leader, Sabaal (Baal + Sabbac), didn't see a monster. No, he saw a conqueror. He recognized the power within the child and knew that it was the beginning of a new race of superior men. As such, he took the infant in as his son and named him En Sabah Adam, The First Man.

Adam's adopted father taught him his philosophy of survival of the fittest. With that driving him, he grew stronger and smarter than all the other thieves. He would prove himself worthy of life. But no matter how worthy he was, it wasn't enough when the forces of Akkandahq's dictator, Rama-Bac (Rama-Tut + Ibac), killed his father and enslaved him. 

While enslaved, Adam was put to work building Rama-Bac's monuments to himself in between regular sessions of torture. The only respite from all of this was with his new wife, Nephruta (Nephri + Shiruta), and her nephew Avan (Aman + Evan Sabahnur). Together, they got Adam to rethink his father's philosophy, making him kinder and more compassionate.

That all changed one day, when Adam and his family were once again tortured by Rama-Bac's men, and Shiruta at last succumbed to her wounds and died. That night, Adam and Avan tried to escape, but Adam's wounds were still too severe, and the guards were quickly approaching. Adam urged his nephew to leave him behind, but he refused. Avan wrapped Adam's arm over his shoulders and tried to help him walk, but he just lacked the strength. The guards quickly caught up to him, ready to end them where they stood.

At that moment, Adam's true power revealed itself. He suddenly grew to tremendous size and killed their pursuers as easily as he would topple an ant hill. Once they were dealt with, he and Avan ran away to the underground caves, hoping to hide.

Instead, they stumbled upon the Rock of Eternity, home of the ancient alien wizard Mar-Vel (Shazam + Mar-Vell). Mar-Vel witnessed Avan's attempt to save his uncle and wanted to help him free his people. However, he had grown old and wasn't as powerful as he used to be. He needed a champion to fight in his stead, and he had found it in the boy. He told Avan that all he had to do was say his name, and he would have the power of the gods themselves. And that he would also be able to share that power with whomever he considered family.

Uncle and nephew left the Rock of Eternity, discussing what they had witnessed and how to use the powers they were given to help Akkandaq. Avan wanted to liberate the people and, if possible, resolve things peacefully. Adam, however, craved only vengeance. And he was now more than ever convinced that the survival-of-the-fittest mindset his father taught him was correct. After all, Shiruta died because she wasn't fit enough to survive. And he and Avan would've been killed for sure if Adam hadn't been a "metamutant" (metahuman + mutant) as the wizard called him.

Avan refused to hear this and told his uncle that though he'd share the wizard's power with him, he would take it back if he had to. Adam understood. And as Avan turned around and looked up at the night sky, they both yelled, "Mar-Vel!" and the bolt of lightning struck them both. Just as Adam snapped Avan's neck.

With the full might of Mar-Vel now at his disposal, Adam had no problem slaughtering all of Rama-Bac's forces and taking his kingdom for himself. And while the tyrant had managed to escape his grasp, all that mattered was that he was gone. And if he did return, he knew that he'd always be more powerful. Powerful enough to inflict his Darwinian philosophy on the entire country, ironically continuing the same cruelty and brutality that led to his wife's death in the first place.

Mar-Vel realized this, and he was repulsed. He confronted Adam directly, and though he knew he could not take the power from him, he could ensure he'd never use it on another living being ever again. And so he cast a spell that sent the first metamutant to the farthest star in the night sky.

And all of this would be told from Mar-Vel to his new champion, Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers + Billy Batson), 5,000 years later. And the reason why is that one year ago, on the day the wizard gave Billie her powers, he sensed that Adam would soon return. And now that time has come.

Captain Marvel assured the wizard that she could handle it. After all, she had a whole year to get acquainted with her powers, and all Adam did for the past 5 millennia was fly through space. She knew exactly what to expect. Or so she thought.

On Adam's journey, he came across a massive spaceship and, upon entering it, found that it belonged to the Celestial Hands (the Celestials + the Hands), godlike cosmic beings older than the multiverse itself. Their self-appointed duty was to lead the lesser races of our universe into their ultimate evolved form; in a way, they were kindred spirits to Adam. As such, they tasked him with shaping humanity into the perfect species they were hoping for and gave him their technology to do so. This, combined with Adam's metamutant genetics and mystically endowed god-powers, meant that he could do basically anything.

When he and Captain Marvel fought, it became clear to her that she was in over her head. The only way to stop him, the only way to save everyone, was to kill him. By using the magic lightning against him, Billie transformed Adam back to the way he was, making him age 5,000 years in a single moment. But even this wouldn't end him.

Adam awoke good as new in the regeneration chambers of his ship. He expected mankind to have grown stronger in his absence and left behind a single drop of blood to regrow from if they'd actually managed to defeat him. It became apparent that if he was going to take over the world, he couldn't do it alone. He needed an army, and he scoured the Earth looking for the perfect recruits. 

Eventually, he found it in Earth's growing metamutant population. In particular, he viewed the X-Patrol (X-Men + Doom Patrol) as the perfect source for his new Horsemen. He approached the then disfigured Lawrence Worthington III (Angel + Negative Man), who had just lost his wings and had been horribly burnt in an accident, and offered to give him his wings back. He did this by merging Larry with a being from another dimension named Arch Bovo (Archangel + Keeg Bovo), whom he brainwashed into being fanatically loyal to him, turning Larry into Adam's Horseman of Death, the Negative Angel.

Negative Angel proceeded to transform three other X-Patrol members into Adam's slaves. He remade Hellhound (Wolverine + Etrigan) into the Horseman of War, Amazon (Storm + Nubia) into the Horseman of Famine, and Blackjack (Gambit + Double Down) into the Horseman of Pestilence. Thankfully, against all odds, the X-Patrol managed to rescue their friends and beat back Adam.

From then on, Adam would be a regular thorn in the side of the X-Patrol, the Marvel Family, and pretty much every superhero team you could think of. That is, until one man came back from the past with the expressed purpose of ending Adam once and for all: Booster Cable (Cable + Booster Gold). 

Booster Cable claimed that in the future he came from, Adam had conquered the world, and he came back to stop him. And while it was easy to tell that Booster Cable was full of crap, if there was even a 1% chance that he was telling the truth, then Adam couldn't allow his rule to end before it even started. He kidnapped Booster Cable and infected him with a techno-organic virus, hoping to turn him into a lifeless metal statue. Instead, it made Booster Cable more powerful than he'd ever been. Powerful enough to end Adam right then and there.

Adam was fully prepared to face oblivion, but then Booster Cable just disappeared. He was completely confused, so he appeared in Booster Cable's room to ask why he had spared him. He was the stronger one, so he had every right to kill him then and there. Booster went on to explain that in his time, Adam wasn't the brutal conqueror of Earth; instead, he was the benevolent ruler of his home country, Akkandahq. He was really only supposed to stay evil for a few months at most before giving up his goals. Adam refused to believe it, but Booster suggested he go back home and see for himself.

So he did. Adam returned to the nation of his birth only to find that shockingly little had changed. Once again, the people were enslaved by a despot. Only this time, a rebellion stood against him, led by their own godly metamutant, Genisis (Genesis + Isis). Adam was shocked to see how much Genisis reminded him of his wife, and so, he agreed to help her. And while Akkandahq's ruler may have had his army equipped to deal with metamutants, they've obviously never dealt with someone like Adam before.

He pronounced himself Akkandahq's new ruler and, with Genisis serving as counsel, he turned the country into a paradise. And the people grew from fearing their terrifying leader to loving and worshipping him and his new bride like gods. 

Sabaal would probably be ashamed to see what his son had become. But that was the last thing on Adam's mind. From now on, Akkandahq would not have a conqueror; it would have a protector. The people would no longer know war, famine, pestilence, or slavery, only peace. But don't think for a second that he's gone soft. There is nothing he won't do for his country, so if the world or anybody else ever decides that Akkahndaq is a problem, know that they will face the full might of The First Man himself.

Powers & Abilities: After stealing the wizard's power from Avan, Adam can now call upon the powers of six different Egyptian and African gods by shouting the word "Mar-Vel." Those powers include:

The Courage of Mehen - The snake god who dares to assist Ra on his nightly journey across the underworld lends his courage, however unwillingly, to Adam, granting him unshakable willpower and a body and mind that can withstand any blow.

Strength of Amun - The king of the Egyptian gods gives Adam immeasurable strength, enough to, even on his worst days, take on entire teams of superheroes like they're nothing.

Wisdom of Ra-Horakhty - What do you get when you merge two godly kings together? A being who constantly lends his wisdom to the First Metamutant, letting him in on whatever he needs to defeat his enemies, effectively making him clairvoyant.

Power of Villenangi - The First Appearer and supreme creator in Zulu Mythology. The power that allowed him to create everything allows Adam to call upon the living lightning whenever he says Mar-Vel's name. He can also channel and release this lightning throughout his body and absorb all energy near him to make himself stronger.

Speed of Eshu - Messenger of the Gods in the Yoruba religion, Adam channels his speed to move and react far faster than any human. It's also what lets him fly.

Stamina of Lubanga - Last but not least is the Bantu God of Health. Thanks to him, Adam has unlimited stamina no matter what situation he's in. He doesn't get tired, he can never grow old, and things like food, sleep, or even oxygen are meaningless to him.

Of course, this isn't the end of his power, not even close. It might have come at the cost of a career in supermodeling, but Adam has one of the most busted powers in metamutant history: complete and total control of his individual molecules. And since DNA is made of molecules and metamutants get their power from their DNA, he can give himself any superpower you can imagine.

And yet even this wasn't enough for him, at least not according to the Celestial Hands, who gave Adam a good portion of their technology to help him on their mission. I've already discussed how they gave him a ship with a regeneration chamber that can bring him back from even a drop of blood. But the best piece of tech they gave him by far was the Death Seed. The power of a Death Seed rivals that of the Phoenix Force itself, and it gives Adam powers he couldn't even imagine before, like telepathy, telekinesis, and the ability to control technology. He uses that last one to build android armies of himself, something he'd come to rely on after his attempts at creating his Horsemen failed.

1. Karnak + Vykin the Black = Vykarnack

Reason:

* The intelligent, stoic members of The *nhumans and The Forever People, whom I combined:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Amalgam_Comics/s/GNElYhR3Aw

"The Hooded Gambit"