Betty
First Appearance (Auditory): The Powers that Be! #1 / (Visualization): The Powers that Be! #3
Betty is a self-aware computer program that exist within Diesel's "batcave", known as the Forge. Diesel, as well as Daniel, can both see and hear Betty while in the Forge or while wearing his helmet. She is always there, ready to give advise. (No, she isn't a wife and they are not married. But what's the difference?)
Betty is a self-aware computer program that exist within Diesel's "batcave", known as the Forge. Diesel, as well as Daniel, can both see and hear Betty while in the Forge or while wearing his helmet. She is always there, ready to give advise. (No, she isn't a wife and they are not married. But what's the difference?)
Chronicler
First Appearance: The Powers that Be! #1
His name? "Tom. Peeping Tom." Say it in your best Sean Connery voice and it works better. But Peeping Tom isn't his name - it's his business! The Chronicler travels the spaceways logging and recording unique characters. He has the ability to travel into the past, as well, therefore never missing a beat or a juicy moment! He's harmless enough, for a peeping tom, and with his discovery of Buxom Blonde ... the rest of us need not worry about our privacy!
His name? "Tom. Peeping Tom." Say it in your best Sean Connery voice and it works better. But Peeping Tom isn't his name - it's his business! The Chronicler travels the spaceways logging and recording unique characters. He has the ability to travel into the past, as well, therefore never missing a beat or a juicy moment! He's harmless enough, for a peeping tom, and with his discovery of Buxom Blonde ... the rest of us need not worry about our privacy!
Fickle Fate
First Appearance: The Powers that Be! #2
Just can't get enough of those cosmic guys! F.F. gets his jollies by wondering around the multiple universes and "setting things right". Right implies whatever ole Fickle-head wants! He seems to be especially interested in the Powers team, so look for him to be hanging around.
Just can't get enough of those cosmic guys! F.F. gets his jollies by wondering around the multiple universes and "setting things right". Right implies whatever ole Fickle-head wants! He seems to be especially interested in the Powers team, so look for him to be hanging around.
The Forge
First Appearance: The Powers that Be! #3
The poor man's "batcave". The Forge exists not-so-deep in the not-so-sub-basement area of Daniel's modest home. It is accessible via a secret shoot in front of the kitchen refrigerator once a hidden button on the ice maker is pressed. Inside the Forge are all of Diesel's armor pieces and computer systems, including Betty. And the best damn coffee-slash-cappuccino machine this side of Starbucks!
The poor man's "batcave". The Forge exists not-so-deep in the not-so-sub-basement area of Daniel's modest home. It is accessible via a secret shoot in front of the kitchen refrigerator once a hidden button on the ice maker is pressed. Inside the Forge are all of Diesel's armor pieces and computer systems, including Betty. And the best damn coffee-slash-cappuccino machine this side of Starbucks!
Janice
First Appearance: The Powers that Be! #3
Janice is a co-worker of Toni Daily, aka Buxom Blonde. They both eek out an existence at the bank, forever counting other people's money and hating their new boss, Marsha.
Janice is a co-worker of Toni Daily, aka Buxom Blonde. They both eek out an existence at the bank, forever counting other people's money and hating their new boss, Marsha.
Jarvis
First Appearance: The Powers that Be! #1
Here's the deal: every superhero team has to have (1) a super incredibly rich person in the group, (2) cool digs to hang-out in and play foosball, (3) a capable and willing manservant, and (4) a bat pole. The Powers team has 3 out of 4, so that's not too bad (and Bullet really, really, wants a bat pole!) In Jarvis, the superteam gets its most capable and willing manservant. First and foremost the employee of Sybil (the incredibly rich person), Jarvis waits on the Powers team at their "cool digs" in the Forbish Building. He has an above average loyality to "the Mistress", Sybil, and its a mystery that the speeding Barefoot Bullet finds very intriguing.
Here's the deal: every superhero team has to have (1) a super incredibly rich person in the group, (2) cool digs to hang-out in and play foosball, (3) a capable and willing manservant, and (4) a bat pole. The Powers team has 3 out of 4, so that's not too bad (and Bullet really, really, wants a bat pole!) In Jarvis, the superteam gets its most capable and willing manservant. First and foremost the employee of Sybil (the incredibly rich person), Jarvis waits on the Powers team at their "cool digs" in the Forbish Building. He has an above average loyality to "the Mistress", Sybil, and its a mystery that the speeding Barefoot Bullet finds very intriguing.
May and Mike
First Appearance: The Powers that Be! #3
Siblings to Wade, aka Chi, May and Mike help to make life worth living! May is the older sister and Mike the younger brother, making Wade the meat in the middle!
Siblings to Wade, aka Chi, May and Mike help to make life worth living! May is the older sister and Mike the younger brother, making Wade the meat in the middle!
President Duke Wayne
First Appearance: The Powers that Be! #3
A man who loves his horse and isn't ashamed to admit it, President non-elect (not revealed in Issue #3) Duke Wayne believes in wearing his hat to work. He's neither Democrate or Republican, conservative or liberial, pro or con. He's the Duke, damn it! And if you don't like it, you can ... um ... do something with the horse you rode in on.
A man who loves his horse and isn't ashamed to admit it, President non-elect (not revealed in Issue #3) Duke Wayne believes in wearing his hat to work. He's neither Democrate or Republican, conservative or liberial, pro or con. He's the Duke, damn it! And if you don't like it, you can ... um ... do something with the horse you rode in on.
