The Legion of Super-Pets is a fictional team of superhero pets in the DC Universe. The original membership included Krypto the Superdog, Streaky the Supercat, Beppo the Super-Monkey, and Comet the Super-Horse, with the shape-shifting alien Proty II later joining.
Dwayne Johnson as: Krypto, a Kryptonian Labrador Retriever and Superman's pet dog. Anubis, Black Adam's pet dog who hates when people refer to his owner as a villain instead of an antihero.
Krypto is perhaps the most iconic member of the Super-Pets, having been the faithful pet of several members of the Superman family. Krypto has the same powers as Superman after he was used by Jor-El to test baby Kal-El's rocket. He eventually landed on Earth and reunited with a now teenage Clark.
The brightly animated film not only brings the Justice League back to the big screen, but it also brings the warm fuzzies in the form of Super-Pets Krypto, Ace, PB, Merton and Chip.
A loyal canine companion and comrade to the entire Superman family, Krypto possesses the same powers as all Kryptonians under a yellow sun. Man's best friend, Kryptonian style. Krypto the Superdog is where good dogs and great superheroes intersect.
An ordinary turtle wearing the classic Terrific Whatzit costume is seen in DC Super Friends #14 (June 2009), as the adopted pet of the Flash. A redesigned version of the Terrific Whatzit appeared in the DC Super-Pets children's book Salamander Smackdown[1], as a superpowered pet of the present-day Flash.
Streaky the Supercat first appeared in Action Comics #261 (February 1960) and was created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Jim Mooney. He was the pet of Supergirl, in her identity as Linda Lee.
The Kanga are a flying species of kangaroos native to Paradise Island. Jumpa is Wonder Woman's favorite of the island creatures, often flying on her during missions. She's appeared in multiple iterations of Wonder Woman comics, as well as DC Super-Pets and Super Hero Girls cartoons.
In the Silver Age, Streaky was the Supercat, an ordinary house cat that gained superpowers when Supergirl experimented with X-Kryptonite. It became part of the Superman family, alongside other animals like Beppo the Supermonkey, Krypto the Superdog and Comet the Superhorse.
Summary. Streaky the Super-Cat, a beloved member of the Superman Family from the Silver Age, is making a comeback in Power Girl #5. Streaky gained his superpowers after being exposed to X-Kryptonite, and previous appearances have seen him as a member of the League of Super-Pets.
Shazam is in a similar strength class as Superman, but he can also command lightning. Shazam's magical powers give him a clear advantage over Superman whenever they meet in battle. The two heroes have fought several times, and Shazam almost always takes the win unless outside forces are at play.
Despite Black Adam's challenge, Superman's Kryptonian physiology ultimately makes him stronger, as confirmed in the issue. Fans eagerly anticipate a future showdown between Superman and Black Adam, with potential for an epic battle in various mediums.
The original Topo was born in or near the undersea continent of Atlantis where he became a favored pet of Aquaman. The creature appears to be gifted with an exceptional intelligence compared to that of an average octopus, and possesses superior dexterity and problem solving skills as well.
Streaky the Super-Cat is a fictional superhero pet appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. It is Supergirl's pet cat who gained incredible powers through exposure to X-Kryptonite; such as flight, super-strength, super-speed, invulnerability, and enhanced vision abilities.
In Peter David's Supergirl series, this Linda Danvers finds herself in another alternate reality with a Silver Age Superman. When he discovers that this Supergirl isn't really his cousin, they fall in love and get married.
Ace the Bat-Hound is Batman and Robin's dog, and the only canine member of the ever-expanding Bat-Family. Depending on the iteration of Ace, he resembles a German shepherd or a Doberman.
Ace's biography isn't quite as deep as Krypto's, probably because a caped, flying super dog that escaped Krypton and came to Earth is more believable than Batman even owning a dog. Ace the Bat-Hound debuted in June 1955 in the pages of Batman #92, a German Shepherd originally owned by engraver John Wilker.
