List of female supervillains
Catwoman, a supervillainess and sometimes an antiheroine, as she appears on the cover of Catwoman vol. 4 #4 (Feb. 2012). Art by Guillem March.
This is a list of supervillainess characters that can be found in American comic books and associated mediums. They are a counterpart to the superheroine, just as the villain is the counterpart to the hero.
Comic books
Marvel Comics
- Abominatrix
- Adrienne Frost
- Aegis
- Alkhema
- Anaconda
- Arclight
- Asp
- Astra
- Lucia von Bardas
- Beetle
- Bella Donna
- Black Mamba
- Black Racer
- Black Widow (Yelena Belova)
- Siena Blaze
- Blindspot
- Bloodlust
- Bloodtide
- Bombshell
- Callisto
- Calypso
- Candra
- Cassandra Nova
- Catseye
- Chimera
- Coachwhip
- Crimson Cowl
- Dansen Macabre
- Dark Phoenix
- Deathbird
- Destiny
- Diamondback
- Diamond Lil
- Dragoness
- Dragonfly
- Dragonrider
- Ecstasy
- Emma Frost
- Enchantress [1]
- Ereshkigal
- Famine
- Fatale
- Fault Zone
- Fer-de-Lance
- Foxfire
- Gargouille
- Gilded Lily
- Gladiatrix
- Delphyne Gorgon
- Haven
- Harpy
- Hela
- Hera
- Hippolyta
- Impala
- Infectia
- Inferno
- Ion
- Iron Maiden
- Javelynn
- Joanna Cargill (as Frenzy)
- Joystick
- Karnilla
- Kimura
- Knockout
- Kraven the Hunter (Ana Kravinoff)
- Lady Bullseye
- Lady Deathstrike
- Lady Dorma
- Lady Mastermind
- Lady Octopus
- Lodestone
- Lorelei
- Madame Masque[1]
- Madelyne Pryor (as the Goblin Queen)
- Malice
- Magneta
- Man-Killer
- Marrow
- Mercy
- Mindblast
- Moonstone[1]
- Morgan le Fay
- Mysteria
- Mystique
- Nebula
- Paragon
- Poundcakes
- Phantazia
- Pink Pearl
- Pretty Persuasions
- Princess Python
- Quicksand
- Sat-Yr9
- Selene
- Scorpia
- Scream
- Shriek
- Silk Fever
- Silver Sable
- Sin[1]
- Snapdragon
- Southpaw
- Sphinx
- Spider-Woman (Charlotte Witter)
- Spiral
- Stained Glass Scarlet
- Superia
- Terminatrix
- Terraxia
- Titania[1]
- Typhoid Mary
- Umar
- Vapor
- Vertigo
- Viper
- Volcana
- Whiplash
- White Rabbit
- The Wink
- Yellowjacket
- Zaladane
DC Comics
- Amazing Grace
- Bernadeth
- Bizarra
- Blackfire
- Blackrock
- Blacksmith
- Blaze
- Bloody Mary
- Blue Snowman
- Catwoman[2]
- Cheshire
- Cheetah [2]
- Circe
- Dark Angel
- Decay
- Deuce
- Devastation
- Doctor Cyber
- Doctor Poison
- Double Dare
- Duela Dent
- Emerald Empress
- Enchantress[2]
- Enigma
- Eviless
- Faora
- Fatality
- Female Furies
- Fright
- Gamemnae
- Gemini
- Genocide
- Giganta
- Gilotina
- Glorith
- Godiva
- Golden Glider
- Goldilocks
- Granny Goodness[2]
- Harlequin
- Harley Quinn[2]
- Hazard
- Heggra
- Hyena
- Hypnota
- Indigo
- Inque
- Jeannette
- Jewelee
- Jinx
- Killer Frost
- Knockout
- Lady Clay
- Lady Shiva
- Lady Vic
- Lashina
- Lazara
- Leather
- Livewire
- Madame Rouge
- Magenta
- Magpie
- Maxima
- Mist
- New Wave
- Nocturna
- Nyssa Raatko
- Osira
- Paula Brooks as Tigress
- Phantasm
- Phobia
- Plastique
- Poison Ivy
- Prank
- Queen Bee
- Queen Clea
- Queen of Fables
- Rampage (DC Comics)
- Riddler's Daughter
- Roulette
- Saturn Queen
- Scandal[2]
- She-Bat
- Shimmer
- Silver Banshee
- Silver Swan
- Spider Girl
- Star Sapphire[2]
- Sun Girl
- Superwoman as a member of the Crime Syndicate of America
- Tala
- Talia al Ghul
- Terra
- Tigress
- Trinity
- Ursa
- Viper [2]
- Ventriloquist
Other comics
- Animora (Mystic)
- Bomb Queen (Image Comics)
- Evinlea (Negation)
- Fem Paragon (Femforce)
- Ingra (The First)
- Karai
- Mai Shen (Scion)
- Mothergod (Valiant Comics)
- Rad (Femforce)
- Valentina (from Darna)
See also
References
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