DC Comics species names

With a classical Greek lilt, these Amazon names match the warrior women of DC's hidden island paradise, equal parts myth and muscle.

Beneath the waves of DC's undersea kingdoms, Atlantean names carry a briny, regal ring fit for soldiers, royals and tide-born outcasts.

On a doomed world the house came first, so Kryptonian-style names pair a given name with a lineage in that familiar hyphenated cadence.

Maltusians and Oans deliberate for eons before acting, and their names sound the same: ancient, measured syllables for the small blue founders of a ring-bearing corps.

Mourning shapes the Martian sound, apostrophe-marked names that give the shapeshifting telepaths of a red and silent world their soft syllables.

Shadowy, flowing names suited to the Talokite warriors of DC's distant worlds, smooth on the tongue and solemn in the dark.

Bright, lilting names that fit the sun-powered Tamaraneans of DC Comics, joyful noise from a culture that feels everything at full volume.

Compact, friendly alien names made for Titan's telepaths and Winath's famously twin-blessed farm folk, ready for cosmic superhero stories.

Brief alien names worn by Ungarans, the red-skinned idealists best known for giving the cosmos one of its great Lantern mentors.

Birdlike and dutiful, the xudarians of the DC universe answer to compact alien names, a steady people found across the cosmic spaceways.