1640. Livvie, Runaways

1516. Paul, Agent Carter

1446. Ellis, Helstrom

1334. Squabbles, Luke Cage

1452. Liz Allan, Spider-Man 2002

[Profile filed to complete, so second attempt immediately follows]

Real Name: Elise Wasserman
Aliases: None
Identity: Public
Occupation: Detective
Citizenship: French
Place of Birth: Unspecified
Known Relatives: Unrevealed
Group Affiliation: French Police
Education: Unspecified
First Appearance: The Tunnel (2013) - TV Series
History: Elise Wasserman is a fictional character from the television series The Tunnel, a British-French crime drama based on the Scandinavian series The Bridge. In the show, Elise is a highly skilled and dedicated detective working for the French police.

Elise is portrayed as a brilliant detective with exceptional attention to detail and a no-nonsense attitude. She has a remarkable ability to analyze crime scenes and uncover crucial evidence, making her a valuable asset to the French police force. While incredibly intelligent, Elise often struggles with social interactions due to her blunt and direct demeanor, which [first attempt stops here]

[Second attempt]:

Real Name: Elise Wasserman
Aliases: None
Identity: Public
Occupation: Detective, Police Officer
Citizenship: French
Place of Birth: Unspecified
Known Relatives: Unrevealed
Group Affiliation: French Police
Education: Police Academy Training
First Appearance: The Tunnel (2013) - TV Series
History: Elise Wasserman is a character from the television series The Tunnel, which is a British and French crime drama based on the Danish-Swedish series The Bridge. In the series, Elise is a dedicated and highly skilled detective with the French police force.

Elise Wasserman is known for her exceptional intelligence, attention to detail, and no-nonsense attitude. She is often depicted as a brilliant but socially awkward detective, who struggles with interpersonal relationships and prefers to focus on her work. Despite her challenges in social situations, she is highly respected by her colleagues due to her remarkable investigative abilities.

In the series, Elise collaborates with her British coun

I apologize for the confusion earlier. Here is a corrected profile for Relic Phillips from the television series The Beachcombers:

Real Name: Relic Phillips
Aliases: None
Identity: Public
Occupation: Beachcomber, Salvager
Citizenship: Canadian
Place of Birth: Unspecified
Known Relatives: Unrevealed
Group Affiliation: Beachcombers
Education: Unspecified
First Appearance: The Beachcombers (1972) - TV Series
History: Relic Phillips is a character from the long-running Canadian television series The Beachcombers, which aired from 1972 to 1990. Set in the fictional town of Gibsons in British Columbia, the show follows the lives of a group of log salvagers, including the character Relic Phillips.

Relic is a laid-back and resourceful beachcomber, skilled in salvaging logs and other items washed ashore. He is known for his quirky and eccentric personality, often wearing mismatched clothing and hats. Despite his unconventional appearance, Relic is an integral part of the close-knit community of beachcombers, contributing his expertise to their salvaging efforts.

Throughout the series, Relic's character engages in various adventures and humorous situations, often involving his unique perspective on life and his interactions with the diverse cast of characters in Gibsons. His love for the ocean and his dedication to salvaging make him a beloved figure among fans of the show.

Height: Unspecified
Weight: Unspecified
Eyes: Unspecified
Hair: Gray
Abilities: Relic Phillips possesses extensive knowledge of salvaging and beachcombing techniques. He is skilled in identifying valuable items washed ashore and has a deep understanding of the coastal environment. His resourcefulness and creativity often help the beachcombers overcome challenges in their salvaging endeavors.

Accessories: Relic is often seen wearing mismatched clothing, including distinctive hats. He carries various tools and equipment used for salvaging, such as nets, ropes, and buckets.

Notable Appearances:

    The

Actually, while his adventures were indeed set in Gibsons and he's a fictional character, Gibsons itself is not fictional.

Real Name: Nicholas "Nick" Adonidas
Aliases: None
Identity: Public
Occupation: Businessman, Philanthropist
Citizenship: American
Place of Birth: New York City, USA
Known Relatives: Unrevealed
Group Affiliation: None
Education: MBA in Business Administration
First Appearance: The Invincible Iron Man #12 (1969) - Comic Book
History: Nick Adonidas is a character from Marvel Comics, notably associated with the superhero Iron Man. He made his first appearance in The Invincible Iron Man #12 in 1969.

Nick Adonidas is a successful businessman and philanthropist based in New York City. He is depicted as a shrewd and ambitious entrepreneur, known for his intelligence and strategic acumen. Adonidas has various business interests, including technology, finance, and manufacturing. His wealth and influence in the business world place him among the elite of New York's corporate community.

Throughout his appearances in Iron Man comics, Adonidas is often portrayed as a rival to Tony Stark, the alter ego of Iron Man. Their competitive relationship extends beyond the business world and sometimes involves clashes related to Stark Industries or other business ventures. Despite their rivalry, Adonidas occasionally finds himself working alongside Iron Man when their interests align against a common threat.

Adonidas is characterized by his resourcefulness, determination, and relentless pursuit of success. While he lacks superhuman abilities, his sharp intellect and vast resources make him a formidable opponent and a notable figure in the Marvel Universe.

Height: Unspecified
Weight: Unspecified
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Black
Abilities: Nick Adonidas does not possess superhuman abilities. However, he is an expert strategist and businessman, with a deep understanding of corporate politics and financial maneuvering. He is skilled in negotiation, leadership, and decision-making.

Accessories: Adonidas often utilizes advanced technology, particularly in his business endeavors. He may have access to

Real Name: Thomas Halloway
Aliases: The Angel
Identity: Secret
Occupation: Crimefighter, Private Investigator
Citizenship: American
Place of Birth: Unspecified
Known Relatives: Unrevealed
Group Affiliation: Formerly Invaders, V-Battalion
Education: Unspecified
First Appearance: Marvel Mystery Comics #1 (1939) - Comic Book
History: Thomas Halloway, known by his heroic alias The Angel, is a classic superhero from the Golden Age of Comics. He made his first appearance in Marvel Mystery Comics #1 in 1939, published by Timely Comics, which would later become Marvel Comics.

In the 1940s, The Angel fought crime with his keen intellect, athletic prowess, and a pair of specially designed "wingtips" that allowed him to glide short distances. He was one of the first masked crimefighters in the Marvel Universe, predating many iconic characters. The Angel's adventures often involved battling various criminals, spies, and supervillains, embodying the spirit of justice during the Golden Age of comics.

As a member of the Invaders, a team of World War II-era superheroes, The Angel fought alongside other iconic characters like Captain America and the Human Torch, combating threats both on the home front and in Europe.

After the war, The Angel continued his crimefighting career into the post-war era and became involved with the V-Battalion, an organization dedicated to protecting the world from superhuman threats. His legacy endured over the decades, making him one of the enduring figures in Marvel Comics' history.

Height: Unspecified
Weight: Unspecified
Eyes: Unspecified
Hair: Black
Abilities: The Angel possesses exceptional athletic abilities, including agility, strength, and reflexes. He is a skilled hand-to-hand combatant and an expert detective. His most iconic feature is his pair of wingtips, which allow him to glide short distances, aiding him in traversing urban landscapes and surprising criminals.

Accessories: The Angel wears a costume consisting of a mask, a cape, and h

Real Name: Unrevealed (Known as "Eye Scream")
Aliases: None
Identity: Public (Known as a supervillain)
Occupation: Criminal
Citizenship: Unspecified
Place of Birth: Unrevealed
Known Relatives: Unrevealed
Group Affiliation: None
Education: Unspecified
First Appearance: X-Factor #31 (1988) - Comic Book
History: Eye Scream is a fictional supervillain from Marvel Comics, known for his bizarre and comical appearance and powers. He made his first appearance as a foe of the mutant superhero team X-Factor.

Eye Scream's most distinctive trait is his ability to transform into any substance he can think of, except ice. This power might sound versatile, but the character is often portrayed in a humorous light due to the impracticality of his abilities. Despite the potential of his power, he seems to lack imagination and creativity, leading to his rather ridiculous choice of transformations. For example, he once transformed himself into a block of wood in an attempt to fight the mutant hero Iceman, not realizing the irony of his choice.

Throughout his appearances in the comics, Eye Scream is often depicted as a minor and comedic villain, usually defeated due to his lack of strategic thinking and practical use of his powers.

Height: Unspecified
Weight: Unspecified
Eyes: Unspecified
Hair: Unspecified
Abilities: Eye Scream has the ability to transform his body into any substance he can think of, except ice. However, his lack of creativity and strategic thinking often hampers his effectiveness as a supervillain.

Accessories: None

Notable Appearances:

    X-Factor #31 (1988) - Comic Book

Eye Scream's character is notable for his comedic and absurd portrayal, serving as a parody of more serious and menacing supervillains in the Marvel Universe. Despite his limited appearances, he has become a cult favorite among comic book fans due to his unusual powers and the humorous situations he finds himself in.

X-Society (Earth-889, group of mutant adventurers & consulting detectives on a world with a pre-digital culture)