Gods and demigods from the British islands.

Horrific, twisted creatures created by Cenobites - made out of humans who weren't considered worthy enough to become Cenobites. Savage, deadly, and forever loyal to their Cenobite masters.

Humans twisted into demonic beings through years of torture after they solved the puzzle of "The Box".

Mythological creatures, part human and part horse.

United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A government and law enforcement organization.

Central City's premier news outlet.

The major newspaper in Central City. Iris West-Allen worked here as a photojournalist

The Central City Police Department is where Barry Allen works.

United States civilian intelligence agency, responsible for intelligence related to national security, including but not limited to foreign governments, citizens and corporations.

The Centum is an organization composed of the 100 immortal scientists known as Centivars. They serve The-Natural-Order-of-Things.

The Century Club is a gentleman's club located in New York City that is frequented by the likes of such wealthy socialites as J.Jonah Jameson, Roderick Kingsley, Norman Osborn, and the Kingpin, among others.

A rare humanoid species.

Also known as The All New All Deadly X-Men, a team of X-men created by Cerebro Prime in order to replace the originals.

A rodent like alien species from Star Wars.

A blue humanoid species.

The Chain Gang are enemies of Sleepwalker. Former prisoners mutated during the Infinity Gauntlet affairs. They have powers while connected to each other with a chain. The group is plagued by constant in-fighting among it's members.

Chainsaurs are ancient-tech constructs to raze planets.

The mercenary group Chainsaw are Project Rising Spirit's earlier attempt at making human/technology hybrids.

A species of near-humans

During the Countdown to Final Crisis, this odd grouping of individuals took it as their mission to find the Missing Ray Palmer and attempt to save the universe.

Similar to the Fantastic Four, but of another universe.

Amalgam version of the Challengers of the Unknown and the Fantastic Four

The Challengers of the Unknown are a non-superhero group within the DC Universe created by Jack Kirby. The group mostly focuses on Sci-Fi storylines and is thought to be an inspiration for the Fantastic Four.

Originally a superhero team based in Los Angeles that was meant to serve the interests of the common person on the West Coast because the East Coast already had several teams. Years later, a new version with young heroes assembled.

DC Pastiches of Marvel's Avengers. They have been known also as the Assemblers and the Justifiers.

Group of knights brought together by the King of Avalon to protect the realm of Eurth.

The Champions of Xandar were originally known as The New Champions and formed by Nova in order to defend Xandar from the Skrull Invasion.

Shapeshifting creatures.

Sweet Leilani's birds infused with the Anti-Life Equation.

A news station in the DC Universe, used as an in-universe promotional feature in the back of DC Comics.

A news station that April O'Neill is associated with in some universes.

Beings of great power who lived within the domain of the primordial, eventually however they found themselves thrust in the Chaos War with one another...and from its final battle, such great energy was released that the universe came into existence.

A team of Mercenary Motorcyclists that Appear in Dark Horse Comic's X.

The Charniputra Sect are a group of vampires that exist in their pseudo-bat form at all times.

Team of bounty hunters that have tangled with Backlash and Wildcore.

A good ninja clan that is at costant war with the Hand and Snakeroot clans.

UN-sponsored organization that monitors metahumans all over the world. It has an elaborate ranking hierarchy modeled after chess pieces.

Artificial and unstable lifeforms created by Dr. Mantis Morlo.

Assault Group of the Resource Control Executive [RCX]

A cherub is a type of Abrahamic angel. Usually depicted as baby angels.