Editing Necessary Evil in Freedom City ENCYCLOPEDIA (section)

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Galatea: Talos’ robotic “bride,” who turned against him to aid the Freedom League (and joined it for a brief time), she was
badly damaged and deactivated thwarting one of Talos’ schemes.
Game Master, the: Cosmic entity obsessed with game playing and “testing” the champions of various worlds in a variety of
contests.
Gamma, the Atom Smasher (Adam Ward): Mutant son of an atomic researcher with super-strength and radiation powers.
Blames the Atom Family for his father’s accidental death and seeks revenge on all humanity.
Gatekeeper: Young mystic in San Francisco who is a living “nexus” between dimensions and a guardian of Earth’s reality.
He’s an outspoken member (and unofficial protector) of the city’s gay community.
Gathering, the: A periodic competition among the world’s greatest unarmed fighters.
Gauntlet (Gu’Dar): Ruthless mobster and member of the Tyranny Legion. Has artifical hands with superhuman strength.
Geisha (Keiko Ishido): Japanese super-agent during WWII with pheromone powers.
Gemini: Telepathic serial killer killed by Agent Powers of AEGIS in a shoot-out in the 1980s. Actually carnival mind reader
Stefano Vezini, who claimed the spirit of his dead twin Lorenzo possessed him and drove him mad.
Get-Away (Maria Traykos): Runaway and DNAscendant with super-speed, member of Larceny, Inc.
Ghostmane: Shaman foe of the White Lion and would-be usurper of the throne of Dakana.
Gigantosaur: Giant radioactive reptile that threatens coastal areas when it goes on a rampage.
Gigantress (Jo Luer): Giant from the planet Kaninon and member of the Tyranny Legion in the 26th century.
Glacier (Prince Gela-Ziir): Lone survivor of the Ice People, a now extinct race from the Antarctic. He is a blue-skinned man
with cold control powers who has attempted to bring on a new Ice Age to allow remaining survivors of his race to re-take
the world.
Goldclaw (Lin Mao Hii): Chinese sorcerer who attempted to rob the Hunter Museum in Freedom City using magically
animated wax figures.
Golemeth: Golem created by a rabbi in Warsaw in 1940 to fight the Nazis. “Killed” in Utska, Poland in December, 1941
(although it may simply be inert).
Grab (LuAnn Grimes): DNAscendant with elastic powers, member of Larceny, Inc.
Granite (Bill Cole): Bruiser and bodyguard for Dr. Calumus, transformed into elemental stone by the Prime Elements.
Member of the Factor Four.
Grant, Jonathan: Head of Grant Conglomerates, a bio-tech megacorp and front for the Labyrinth.
Green Dragon Society, the: A cabal of Japanese magicians in service to Emperor Hirohito and Premier Tojo during World
War II.
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Green Knight, the: Champion of Avalon and Camelot, invested with pagan mystic powers and weapons. He served as an
agent of Merlin and was a target of Morgan LeFey’s temptations. One of the few survivors of the fall of Camelot, now
living in Avalon.
Green Liberation Front, the (GLF): Criminal organization opposed by AEGIS in the 1970s, made up of green-skinned
mutants who considered themselves a superior “race.”
Green Man, the (Nathan Grovemont): Botanist who transformed himself into a plant lifeform with power over vegetation.
Griffin, Avril: Daughter of Lady Celtic and the Human Tank, possesses considerable mystical aptitude.
Griffin, Troy: Son of Lady Celtic and the Human Tank, former agent of the Ministry of Powers in Britain (as Agent Silver).
Grue Unity, the: Alien civilization of worlds conquered by the Grue and, in particular a reference to the Grue telepathic
hive-mind.
Grue: A race of metamorphic aliens from the planet Gruen-Prime. Ruled by the Grue Meta-Mind.
Guillotine: French resistance fighter against the Nazis in 1940, partner of Le Reynard Rogue. Killed in Utska, Poland in
December, 1941.
Guinee: “The Island Beneath the Sea,” home of the loa or Voodoo pantheon of gods, including Siren II and Baron Samedi.
Ruled by the snake-loa Damballah and Ayeda-Wedo, the Snake Father and Mother of the Rainbow.
Gunner (Tommy Griffin): Member of the Allies of Freedom. Younger brother and partner of Hank Griffin, the Human Tank,
in the 1940s; could create sprays of metal and absorb metal weapons, including bullets, into his body for more “ammo.”
Killed by Crimson Katana I in Japan in 1946.