An artifact of power created by the entity Farallah. The first human to touch the item is given a portion of its power, becoming Carnivore.

The Scarecrow's deadly gas used to strike terror into the heart of Gotham. The gas makes its victim hallucinate and imagine ones greatest fears. It is often used by Scarecrow for experimental purposes, but is also part of his sick infatuation with scaring people.

The car Bruce Wayne wrecks at the beginning of Dark Knight Returns.

The Fiddler's custom designed vehicle.

A violin used by the Fiddler to hypnotise his victims.

Firelord's staff which he keeps ablaze with his Cosmic flame.

Given to The Shadow by Tsar Nicolas II of Russia, the Fire Opal in his girasol ring was The Shadow's greatest possession. With it, he could "cloud men's minds" and make them believe he was invisible.

The Fistigons were Chase Stein's original weapon during the first series of Runaways. They allow the user to control flame.

War Mother's sentient sniper rifle.

The ancient flame chariot.

The Flame Gun is a hand flame thrower.

The mystical source of power that grants superior strength, durability, and the ability to alter mass of the conduit. This is the source of Despero's power.

The utility belt of the one and only, Flaming Carrot. It sports a wide variety of seemingly useless gadgets and gags such as a yo-yo, stink bombs and silly putty.

The Flash Costume Ring contained the costume of the second Flash (Barry Allen), other Flashes have also used the ring to hide their costume.

Forged by the Titans long before even Hephaestus stood at an anvil, the Flashing Blade was made to kill Gods themselves, and possessed numerous powers.

The only item surviving from the Flashpoint timeline.

Helmet worn by the original Flash Jay Garrick.

A transportation device invented centuries ago on a planet who's name has long been forgotten.

Machine for execution used by the White Martians.

A drug that enables the user to fly. Prolonged use gives the user superstrength and a hardened skin.

A large, Helicopter-like vehicle used by Batman to keep his word after he was forced to sign an agreement that he and Robin wouldn't set foot in Gotham City for one week.

Dr. Doom's airship of mayhem with just about anything a super-villain could want: servant robots, disintegration guns, tractor beams, multiple ingenious traps, escape pods, holograms, forcefields, etc

A flying vehicle used by Chronos.

A flying vase the Silver Surfer gave the Vision as a gift.

Foolkiller's primary weapon which fires a blast which completely incinerates it's target.

Forager carries a variety of tools including a mid sized shield tokened the Bug Shield. Durable against various attacks, it's been utilized defensively and offensively. Blue in color with a black stylelized motif and has been both Forager's signature weapon.

The fruit that Eve and Adam ate, that gave us the original sin.

Original armor worn by Force.

Second armor worn by Force.

Third and current armor worn by Force.

Tom Thumb created a mini-battered powered force field belt for personal protection. It could deflect small ammunition and blunt trauma.

Glove that can create force fields.

An immense chronal power.

A weapon created by Forge when fired upon a super, can depower them.

The Fortress is the massive home of Tyrant

The Fortress of the Anti-Monitor is a large stone ship.

Nothing can hide from the Fossil Mirror. It sees across the ages. It reflects only truth.

The source of Tomoko's power that keeps the Japanese Fables hidden from the world.

A Yeowoo Guseul, this artifact can rehabilitate Kumiho power

Fractals appear in Super Hero Squad comics and are often used by villains to fight Super Hero Squad

Freddy's signature weapon, more horny teens have probably died by this thing than graduated college.

The Freedom ring is a small piece of jewellery crafted by a fragment of a Cosmic Cube. It has the power to alter reality on a much smaller scale.