20. Invisible Woman, real name Susan “Sue” Storm-Richards
From the Marvel Comics series Fantastic Four, this strong willed woman who holds the team together more than anyone else made her first appearance in Fantastic Four #1 in 1961
19. Oracle, real name Barbara “Babs” Gordon
From the DC Comics line of Batman books, this former Batgirl and current super hero information hub and contact made her first appearance as Batgirl in Detective Comics #359 in 1967 and later as Oracle in Suicide Squad #23 in 1989
18. Lady Death, real name Hope
Currently from the Avatar Press series of Lady Death books, this lady’s history has been distorted so much recently that there are two books that follow her exploits each serving one continuity but the lady made her first appearance in Evil Ernie #1 in 1991
17. Huntress, real name Helena Bertinelli
From DC Comics, this hard hitting female vigilante made her first appearance in Sensation Comics #68 in 1947 and her current incarnation first appeared in Huntress #1 in 1989
16. Ms. Marvel, real name Carol Danvers
From Marvel Comics, this Kree-empowered super hero and current Avenger made her first appearance in Marvel Super-Heroes #13 in 1968
15. Scarlet Witch, real name Wanda Maximoff
From Marvel Comics, this mutant villainess turned heroine turned psychotic villainess with the ability to control and distort reality made her first appearance in uncanny X-Men #4 in 1964
14. Raven, aka Rachel Roth
From the DC Comics line of Teen Titans books, this half human/half demonic magician has been fighting alongside other DC sidekicks since she first appeared in DC Comics Presents #26 in 1980
13. Harley Quinn, real name Dr. Harleen Quinzel
From the DC Comics line of Batman books, this former psychiatrist turned Joker henchwoman and lover first appeared in the Batman animated series in 1992 and later made her first appearance in comics in continuity in Batman: Harley Quinn in 1999
12. Psylocke, real name Elizabeth “Betsy” Braddock
From the Marvel Comics line of X-Men books, this mutant hero with the ability to create telepathic blades made her first appearance in Captain Britain # 8 in 1976 in the UK and later in the US in New Mutants Annual #2 in 1986
11. Dawn, aka Goddess of Birth and Rebirth
From the Cry For Dawn Productions series of Dawn books, this goddess of birth and rebirth has been haunting many comic books fans dreams since she first appeared in Cry For Dawn #1 in 1989
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