Deathstroke's near indestructible staff, also referred to as his "battlestaff."

Deathstroke is often seen donning a mask or helmet, the most recognizable piece to his costume.

The Deathtank was a giant roboid gladiator that was pitted against Commander Rann, Acroyear and Bug during Baron Karza's gladiatorial games on Homeworld.

An elaborate and usually sadistic method of killing, frequently used as drama for a hero to escape after the villain assumes the hero's death is inevitable.

Journal written by Delia Surridge covering her time at the Larkhill Resettlement Camp

Device that was used by Mr. Jones to create the false Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E.

Delirium's sigil is an abstract blend of colors, but it has been shown that when she is upset it becomes entirely black.

A specially designed interceptor often referred to as a Jedi starfighter

A form of technomechanical implant designed like a tattoo scrawl which enbables wireless interaction with computerized automation.

The sigil of Desire of the Endless.

Captain Malafect's pirate ship.

Books written by the precognitive mutant Destiny which contained her visions of the future.

The Uru Armor was an enchanted Bleeding Edge Armor, enhanced with Asgardian magic and covered in Asgardian Uru metal.

The now-unused sigil of Destruction of the Endless.

The famous comic magazine that starrs in comics

Special weaponized diamonds used as projectiles by Diamondback.

This is a type of force field that was used by Chemistro in Deathlok #11. He used it to deflect a laser gun shot by Mr. Lawson, Chief of Security for Magnum Munitions.

The extra-dimensional transorganic alloy which is directly linked to the Quantum Field. It is the cornerstone of what the U.S. military's super soldier program would become, Project: Atom.

A device used by the Shadow-Thief that allows him to be in a shadow-like state allowing him not be seen or heard by his foes.

Devise the Spider-Men use to travel the multiverse.

Device created by Bill Foster and Hank Pym to open doors between dimensions

Power source for Prophet

Marionette puppets of Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, made by Mr. Doll, which once held both of the Avengers souls.

DMN was a street drug created by Lord Satanus that temporarily turned normal people into demonic monsters. Toward the end of the high the users would become anxious and dangerous.

Doctor Doom's Armor is a nuclear-powered, computer-assisted battle suit. It was magically forged at a monastery in Tibet.

A ray gun used by Doctor Doom.

Technology used by Doom to make robotic and other non-living beings susceptible to his control.

Time machine owned and created by Victor von Doom. Housed in Castle Doom. The Time Platform is used to send more than one person back in time, either in the past or future.

Doctor Octopus's arms are four mechanical appendages that he uses as his primary weapon and is able to control each of them through a special link. They are capable of both great strength and delicate procedures.

Dog-like machines used by the United States Army in We Stand On Guard by Brian K. Vaughan.

A taxi cab owned by Alan (Green Lantern) Scott's friend Doiby Dickles. He refers to it affectionately as "Goitrude".

A highly adaptable living mantle that protects John Prophet from harmful situations.

Donatello's signature weapon.

Donna Troy's original golden lasso.

The armor Doom wears in the 2099 universe.

A jet used by the X-Men that was built by Beast.

Daggers that take decades to make. Said to include real dragon blood in the recipe. Among the most lethal weapons in Kiros.

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