The Guardians of the Universe have a vast knowledge of the universe and its inner workings. They can also fly, are durable to most attacks, and have psionic powers manifested through their own willpower. The Guardians also possess the ability to time travel, which is kinda neat. They might look harmless, but you don’t what to mess with the Guardians. 

6. Shazam

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First known as Captain Marvel, teenager Billy Batson was gifted his superpowers by ancient gods. He was a big hit with comic book fans in the 40s before going through a dry patch. He is now back on top and recognized as one of DC’s most powerful beings. When Batson says the word, “Shazam!” he takes the powers from the immortal elders Solomon (wisdom), Hercules (strength), Atlas (stamina), Zeus (power), Achilles (courage), and Mercury (speed). Dressed in his familiar red suit with a gold lightning bolt on the front, Shazam can share his powers with others and uses them to fight crime. 

7. Elaine Belloc

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Wanting to introduce a new character for his hit series Lucifer, creator Mike Carey came up with Elaine Belloc. The daughter of Michael Domiurgos (based on the archangel Michael), she is a young girl with immense abilities groomed by Lucifer as his successor. When her father was killed, she absorbed his powers and became omnipotent. Despite having all this power, Belloc still struggles to control it and often finds herself in dangerous situations. When she is angered she can often lose control and the consequences are deadly. 

8. Martian Manhunter

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One of the original members of the Justice League of America, this cape-wearing superhero is extremely powerful. Martian Manhunter has been a mainstay of the DC Universe over the past 70 years and is possessed with a wide range of special powers. Being part of the Green Martian race means he has powers that include super-strength, telepathy, regeneration, flight, telekinesis, invisibility, shapeshifting, and heat vision.