Supporting Cast |
During E-Man's run with Charlton Comics , a filler story usually followed an E-Man adventure. This page lists some of the characters introduced to the comic world through E-Man. |
Rog 2000. This character is one of my personal favorites. Rog began as header for articles for a Charlton fan magazine. The character was created by John Byrne. Over time Rog 2000 was developed to become a relunctant hero. Here we see Rog 2000's cast of memorable characters (including a parody of John Byrne as Rog 2000's creator, Burns). |
Pacific Comics, after Charlton Comics folded, published to complete Rog 2000 stories. Until that point I had never read them all. I heartily recommend them. They are quite funny. John Byrne had a rivalry with Joe Staton, which was evident in Byrne's artwork. I recommend you read this. |
Our favorite movie! |
Killjoy, a silent hero. He was very similar to Spiderman, only he relied on site gags rather than verbal ones. He was very agile, and nigh invulnerable. Killjoy appeared in only two E-Man books. The artwork was done by Steve Ditko. |
The Knight, spy extraordinaire. He worked for a counter-espionage organization known as C.H.E.S.S. He appeared in only one issue of E-Man. |
Travis, a time traveling youth from the future. He appeared for only one issue. |
Liberty Belle, defender of America, liberty, and the World. This platinum haired beauty only got to save our nation for one issue of E-Man. |
Ron Fortier's and Gary Kato's Mr. Jigsaw, Man of a Thousand Parts, was a back up feature of E-Man in the 90s with the E-Man one-shots from Alpha Productions. He had a heart of gold, but was a little ackward as a young super hero. |
