Editing Necessary Evil in Freedom City ENCYCLOPEDIA (section)

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Hades: Greek god of the Underworld and implacable foe of Daedalus, after the inventor tried to spurn the gods’ gift of
immortality. Forbidden to intervene directly in mortal affairs, Hades plots and schemes and works through agents and
intermediaries, including Taurus and the Murder Spirit Jack-a-Knives.
Halogen (Maggie Burroughs): Member of the Freedom League. ASTRO Labs technician who accidentally gain the power to
transform into “living plasma” energy. Killed fighting the Katanarchists.
Hanks, Dr. Peter: Mad geneticist working for the Labyrinth who has grafted two gorilla arms below his original arms.
Hellman, Holtz: Famous German athlete in the 1920s and ‘30s and notorious Nazi Colonel. Hellman fled to South
America at the end of WWII and worked with the nascent SHADOW. His DNA was substitued for Kantor’s in SHADOW’s
records, so expert believe SHADOW clones are of him rather than Kantor.
Hellqueen (Gwen Nugent): Confused young woman duped by a Satanic cult into becoming the host for a malign infernal
power. Foe of Captain Thunder with a desire to seduce him.
Hepcat: Mysterious “beat poet” hero of Freedom City’s West End and Fens neighborhoods in the 1950s.
Heru-Ra: Ancient Egyptian prince and champion of the gods. Slain by sorcerer Tan-Aktor and reincarnated as Alexander
Rhodes, the Scarab.
Highlight: Anti-Earth’s version of Overshadow and the leader of LIGHT (Liberty’s Insurgency for Goodness, Hope, and
Truth). Believed killed by the Tyranny Syndicate but, if he’s anything like Overshadow, that may not actually be the case.
Hinomaru: The “Circle of the Sun,” quartet of Japanese super-agents during WWII.
Hiroshima Shadow: Mysterious force of nuclear devastation, foe of Dr. Metropolis, and member of the Crime League.
Hivemind: Derranged criminal genius with mental powers and artifical insect-like wings.
Horus the Avenger: Egyptian god of light, son of Osiris and Isis, grandson of Ra. He was active as a superhero on Earth
occasionally in the 1960s.
Hot Rod (Alan Archer): Former super-speedster in the 1970s. Now a recovering drug addict and physical education
teacher at Claremont Academy.
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Huckster (Johnny Goff): Salesman and conman with various trick gadgets, including a sword cane, rocket-powered pogo
stick, and acid “cream pies.”
Human Tank (Hank Griffin): Member of the Allies of Freedom. Granted super-powers in a lab explosion; Hank was
transformed into “living metal.” Killed by Crimson Katana I in Japan in 1946.
Hyperborea: Another name for Ultima Thule, Actic home of the Ultima.