With 14 superheroes that start with the letter “X,” this list covers a unique group of heroes from major comic book publishers like Marvel and DC, as well as notable independent creators. Many of these characters have cosmic or mutant origins, showcasing a mix of extraordinary powers from healing and super-speed to energy manipulation and advanced technology. This collection highlights the diversity and creativity found in the superhero world, especially in characters whose names begin with a less common letter.
Explore the complete list below to discover detailed information about each superhero, including their origins, powers, and publishers.
Superheroes This column lists the hero’s name or alias, helping you identify each unique character starting with “X.”
Publisher Here you’ll find the company or creator behind the character, such as Marvel Comics, DC Comics, or Valiant Comics, providing context about their story universe.
First Appearance This tells you where and when the superhero debuted, so you can trace their first steps in comic book history.
Powers This section describes the hero’s abilities, like super strength, flight, or special mutant powers, giving insight into what makes them special.
Description A brief summary of each character’s background, role, and notable traits, helping you understand their place in the superhero world.
Superheroes that start with X
Superheroes | Publisher | First Appearance | Powers |
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X-23 | Marvel Comics | NYX #3 (February 2004) | Regenerative healing factor, retractable bone claws, superhuman senses, skilled combatant |
X-Ception | Unidentified | Unidentified | Exceptional or unique mutant abilities (conceptual) |
X-Man | Marvel Comics | Age of Apocalypse Alpha #1 (January 1995) | Psionic powers (telepathy, telekinesis, precognition), energy manipulation, superhuman strength |
X-O Manowar | Valiant Comics | X-O Manowar #1 (February 1992) | Superhuman strength, flight, energy blasts, invulnerability (via Shanhara armor), advanced technology integration |
X-Treme | Marvel Comics | X-Treme X-Men #1 (July 2001) | Varies (team members) |
Xantho | DC Comics | Wonder Woman Vol 2 #150 (November 1999) | Amazonian training, skilled warrior, superhuman strength, durability |
Xavin | Marvel Comics | Runaways Vol 2 #7 (October 2005) | Skrull shapeshifting, superhuman strength, durability, energy blasts, power mimicry (Fantastic Four) |
Xenith | Marvel Comics | Starbrand and Nightmask #2 (February 2016) | Cosmic powers, energy manipulation, flight, superhuman strength, durability |
Xenon | Marvel Comics | Alpha Flight Vol 1 #89 (October 1990) | Energy blasts, flight, superhuman strength, enhanced durability |
Xeron the Star-Slayer | Marvel Comics | Tales to Astonish #91 (May 1967) | Advanced technology (blaster rifle, force field generator), skilled space hunter/tracker, enhanced strength |
Xorn | Marvel Comics | New X-Men Annual 2001 (September 2001) | Miniature star for a brain, gravitational fields, heat, light, electromagnetic fields, healing, telepathy, energy blasts |
XS | DC Comics | Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 #8 (May 1996) | Super-speed, molecular vibration, speed vortex creation, intangible phasing |
Xylon | Marvel Comics | X-Men: True Friends #1 (September 1999) | Energy projection, flight, superhuman strength |
Xylos | DC Comics | Green Lantern Vol 3 #137 (August 2001) | Energy absorption and manipulation, superhuman strength |