Explore our exhaustive list of superpowers and abilities from comic books and movies, featuring detailed explanations and character examples.

When he severely fractured his arm shortly after gaining his powers, the break healed in three hours. Aerokinesis Barry can use his speed to generate air flow as vacuums on various levels. …

Spider-Man's powers and abilities Peter can cling to most surfaces, has superhuman strength (now capable of lifting 20 tons optimally) and is roughly 18 times more agile than a regular …

Barry Allen is The Flash, the fastest man alive. Using his super-speed powers, he taps into the Speed Force and becomes a costumed crime-fighter.

Sonic has also demonstrated the ability to harness chaos energy for his own use; with a Chaos Emerald, Sonic can perform Chaos Powers, such as Chaos Control, and occasionally gain a …

Wade Wilson Deadpool's powers and abilities Regenerative Healing Factor Deadpool possesses a superhuman healing factor derived from that of the mutant Wolverine that allows him to …

Thanos's powers and abilities By far the strongest and most powerful Titanian Eternal, Thanos is a superhuman mutant whose massive, heavy-bodied form was born with the capacity to …

Wally West has shown to be able to traverse time and dimensions with his own powers, unlike Barry Allen, and the other speedsters. However, Wally now accelerates to the point that he is …

Also known as Photokinesis. <p>Photokinesis is the ability to control, generate, or absorb light itself. Photokinesis is actually one of the more po

It has been theorized that the vast majority of his powers are derived from his ability to alter matter and energy and that he could simulate almost any superpower with enough practice and control.