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11. Lucifer Morningstar

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It should come as no surprise that the leader of Hell ranks on the DC power scale. Lucifer Morningstar first appeared in the pages of Sandman before getting his own spinoff series, both in comic book and television form. Following the story of the Bible, old mate Lucifer is kicked out of Heaven and sent to Hell, where he quickly asserts himself as the leader. After thousands of years ruling Hell, he gets bored and decides to move to Los Angeles, as you do. Even on Earth, Lucifer retains his god-like powers, often manipulating people to do his bidding and getting into all sorts of trouble. 

12. Dr Manhattan

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Jonathan Osterman is a nuclear physicist who is transformed into the blue being known as Dr Manhattan after an experiment goes wrong. He is one of the main characters from Alan Moore’s Watchmen and the only superhero in the graphic novel with real powers. He has control over his atomic makeup and can do a number of incredible things, such as alter his size, pass through objects, teleport, and manipulate reality. Dr Manhattan is an immortal being who also features heavily in the Doomsday Clock storyline, where he is responsible for much of the carnage that happens. 

13. Black Adam

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Black Adam is one of those complicated antiheroes. While one of Shazam’s greatest villains, he is also on his own path of redemption. During his initial run in the comics, he is a corrupted, ancient Egyptian baddie who makes his way to modern times to take down Captain Marvel. In newer versions of the character, he is an antihero trying to clear his name. This is the version of the character The Rock is set to play in the big-screen adaptation of Black Adam. Similar to his rival Shazam, Black Adam possesses the same powers, making him on par with the superhero.