Alien race from the planet Czarnia, able to regenerate any part of their body and create clones with a single blood drop.

Dacoit is a type of bandit in India.

Private prison solutions a subsidiary of Roxxon Incorporated.

The Daemonites are aliens that fight against the Kherubim. They were originally created to serve the Kherubim but rebelled. They have the ability to possess the bodies of others and shape shift.

The Hindu gods. Led by Indra, The King of Gods, and the Hindu Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

A Japanese ninja clan who sets out to kill Katana for dishonoring them.

A gang in New York City's Waterfront who rivals the Skulls.

A New York City tabloid newspaper organization located in New York. J. Jonah Jameson, a superhero aggravant, served both as the editor and publisher. Under his leadership it was known for its smear campaigns against superheroes, particularly Spider-Man. It was sold to Dexter Bennett after Jameson suffered a heart attack. It was renamed to the DB and was destroyed after a battle between Electro and Spider-Man.

A New York City daily newspaper and the main competitor to the Daily Bugle.

Metropolis' premier news outlet.

The Daily Star is a newspaper publisher on Earth-Two.

An alien race that appears mostly idistinguishable from humans.

The Daleks were once a race of people known as the Kaleds from the planet Skaro, mutated by the mad scientist Davros and put into armored shells. Engineered only to hate and armed with technology powerful beyond comprehension, the Daleks set out to conquer the universe but are frequently defeated by their greatest nemesis, the Doctor. Thought to be destroyed during the Last Great Time War, the Daleks managed to survive and continued their goal to exterminate all life in the universe.

The Dalwythians are a group of aliens that come to party on Earth.

An engineering and construction company that specializes in repairing property damage caused by superhero conflicts.

The Damnation Army is a legion of lost souls enslaved and pressed into service by the demon Nergal. The group is responsible for a series of mass murders and suicide pacts throughout the London area in the late 1980s.

The Dancers of Zath (Hedamar, Rudabeh, six others) were eight virgin women of great beauty who performed at the ceremonies of Feridun. They were under vows of chastity--breaking these vows would result in instant execution.

Danger Club is a group of teenage superheroes protecting a world after their mentors never return from a space mission

The Danger Damsels are friends of Glory from the "Golden Age" of comics. They are a pastiche of the Holliday Girls from DC Comics.

A team comprised of three lethal ladies: the ball-jointed witch hunter DollFace, the voodoo queen Zombie Tramp, and the Glarkian slashing Vampblade!

A top secret, covert combat force consisting of the best female operatives in the world.

Team of explores who received powers from a mysterious alien substance. A second incarnation formed after the earth was conquered by aliens.

A religious sect within the Skrull Empire which follows prophecies foretelling that Earth will become the new home for the Skrull race.

The demonic followers of Lord Bala.

A team primarily consisting of Dark Jedi led by Count Dooku. They are his loyal followers and joined his crusade against the Republic and Jedi Order.

Members of Dark Arcana from Trinity series.

The soldiers of the Greatest Darkness

First appeared in Green Arrow #11 (2012). They appeared to be Robin Hood like characters, using bows and arrows to rob from the rich and give to the poor.

Originally an idea concocted by Norman Osborn, the "Dark Avengers" were Osborn's own personal counterpart to the Avengers. The team has since become independent from Osborn's visions and mad quest for power.

The Final Host are a race of Dark Celestials responsible for killing the other Celestial hosts.

A group of aliens that fought the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th/31st century. They controlled a vast army which is made up of clones of themselves.

In the Tangent univese, council of necromancers who have Nightwing under their control.

A group of individuals from across the ten realms that was assembled for personal conquests.

Dark Elves are a type of magic wielding Elf native to Svartalfheim, one of the Nine Realms. While not exclusively villainous, they are frequently the enemies of Thor and have an affinity for dark environments.

The Dark Gods are the evil opposites of the Asgardians.

The Dark Gods were the divine pantheon of the Dark Multiverse, released into the prime multiverse after the fracture of the Source Wall.

In the wake of Thanos' death, he left a recording stating he arranged for his consciousness to be uploaded into another. The Dark Guardians assemble to prevent this at any cost.

The Darkhold Defenders were formed to fight against Chthon and to defend The Darkhold. They were recruited by Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) and were later possessed and turned evil, being called the Darkhold Defiled instead.

When the Darkhold, the ultimate book of evil spells, unleashes its monstrous magic, the Darkhold Redeemers get into action to stop the evil.

The Dark Horde is the name for the Dark One's army, consisting out of various races, like orcs, dwarves and men.

The Darklings are part of the Darkness force. They serve the current wielder of the Darkness and do his bidding.

Villian team that battled the Teen Titans. Members included Axis, Blizzard, Carom, Vault and two different Scorcher's.

The Dark Riders, originally called the Riders of the Storm, were created to uphold Apocalypse's view of "survival of the fittest" by challenging other mutants.

A new iteration of the Red Room founded by Recluse.