A powerful golden gun used by Red Hulk which he has used to kill both Abomination and Wendigo.

Affects Superman different every time for up to 3 days, as no piece of Red Kryptonite has the same effect but it can cause the oddest variety of effects including such things as transformations or even being unable to see anything green.

Created by Atrocitus, it is the power source of all the Red Lantern Rings. The battery is located on the Red Lantern Corps homeworld, Ysmault located in Sector 2814. It is made forging the energy of Rage from the emotional spectrum.

Red Mercy, a possible variation of the deadly vine known as Black Mercy.

The ring of a Red Lantern, it is fueled by rage.

A Japanese gateway technology assimilated by the people in charge of the Manhattan Projects.

A human-guided one-man sub, it shares its nickname with his pilot and creator.

The Fantastic Four's incredible shrinking ship created by Mr. Fantastic to enter the Microverse. The fantastic four usually it for fighting Psycho-man, their enemy from sub-atomica.

A book that Wonder Woman published.

Robin's (Tim Drake) special shuriken.

A significant weapon associated to the weapons of Tony Stark, his suits, S.H.I.E.L.D. weaponry and others as such

Rescue Armor designed by Tony Stark for Virginia "Pepper" Potts

The mobile base of the Nova Corps.

Will Magnus theorized that the then current science of artificial intelligence was flawed. He assumed that things were already intelligent and that "personality traits" might indicate the presence of certain metals in the human body. As a result of this approach, Magnus developed a microcomputer chip device he called a Responsometer.

Created by Dr. Impossible, the Resurrection Machine was built to bring back anyone back to life.

The Resurrection Stone is able to restore life but possesses an evil sentient life force.

Retribution is Starstealth's ship.

Repeating handgun that has at least one barrel and uses a revolving cylinder containing multiple chambers for firing.

The giant animatronic T-Rex in the Batcave.

Vehicle driven by Julio Lopez and Bruno Sheppard.

The Riddler uses various boomerangs some blunt some razor sharp and others in the shape of a question mark.

Riddler's steel question mark shaped cane has a variety of technological devices and weapons, including: holograms, security bypass and electrical blasts.

Silver Chalice imbued with five souls from Beast-gods who Rimthursar killed in fury.

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

A unique hat which has a powerful mind-control device on top.

It grants the user wisdom and the ability to teleport short distances.

The Power Ring of Earth 3, feeds off of its wearer's insecurity as opposed to their willpower. The ring contain a piece of Volthoom's soul which guides and eats away the user, inevitably possessing them.

The time traveler's notes about future events in the DC universe. It freguently appears in his lab, mostly in 52 or Booster Gold. It's writing are ever changing due to the fluid nature of the timestream.

A large spherical machine that allows Rip Hunter and his team to travel through time.

The ship that brought the United States into World War I.

Large passenger steamship which wasn't iceberg proof.

first appeared in Punisher War Journal #29

Robin's personalized Batcycle.

A car given to Robin "anonymously" by Toothy Riggs so he could sneak into the Batcave and try to steal Robin's badge.

The Robinplane was a flying vehicle created by Dick Grayson and Jimmy Olsen when they were possessed and rebelled against their mentors. The Robinplane was created at the same time as the Olsenmobile.

Carrie Kelley's main weapon while she was Robin.

The artificial robot body of Cliff Steele, which hosts his brain, the last surviving piece of his original human body.

Skateboard used by Rocket Racer and later Henry Russo.

Suit worn by the Rocket Reds.