So, there's one or two lists like this already, chronicling characters added since DC's Flashpoint event, and I'm just trying to make a complete one. I'll try to give a brief description and what series they're primarily featured in. I tried to keep like with like, but there's no real particular order. If I'm missing any new characters, let me know. I'll try to add them as soon as possible.
An old man and cannibal who is partnered with Swan, he has used his powers to keep himself alive for about 200 years. Appears in Hawk and Dove.
The partner of Condor, she is able to spit fire. Appears in Hawk and Dove.
A 'science terrorist' with plans to overthrow the US government. Appears in Hawk and Dove.
An investigator and agent who is part of the Special Crimes Unit in DCPD. Appears in Hawk and Dove.
Using some circle of totems, she seeks to obtain unlimited mystical power. Appears in Hawk and Dove.
A member of a group called 'The Horus,' the sect protects the avatars of the Hawk. Appears in Hawk and Dove.
An ancient enemy of the Avatars, he has returned in the new age to destroy them. Appears in Hawk and Dove.
A servitor who works for D'Khan. Appears in Hawk and Dove.
One of the largest drug runners in Africa who works for a mysterious benefactor. Appears in Batwing.
A police officer who works alongside Batwing. Appears in Batwing.
As Alfred is to Batman, Matu Ba is to Batwing. Also runs a rescue program for child soldiers. Appears in Batwing.
The member of a famous African super-team known as the Kingdom, he was found dead and mutilated. Appears in Batwing.
The first target Talon was assigned to assassinate, he disobeyed the Court and he hid her from them instead. Appears in Talon.
A mysterious figure who possesses an H Dial and first emerges from the Abyss. His name was given to him by Manteau. Appears in H Dial.
The leader of the League of Smiles, fanatics who honor the Joker. He wears a mask like an old time plague doctor. Appears in Detective Comics.
A cyborg pirate who stole crude oil from rigs and was responsible for the actions that led Oliver Queen to adopting the Green Arrow persona. Appears in Green Arrow.
A powerful magician and recently turned vampire who is a new ally to Andrew Bennet. Appears in I, Vampire.
An omniologist who runs The Block, a super high-tech facility where Superman can train and see results. Appears in Superman.
The boyfriend of Alan Scott who died in a train crash before Alan could ask for his hand in marriage. Appears in Earth 2.
A fire troll summoned by Felix Faust and used against Justice League Dark. Appears in Justice League Dark.
A bodyguard who works for Kiva and is highly respectful of her. Appears in Superboy.
Superboy's landlady who, while initially a party girl, seems to have a shady side. Appears in Superboy.
A French archeologist who was turned into some sort of monster after discovering a Phreno-Module in a dig. Appears in Stormwatch.
The only Talon to escape the grasp of the Court of Owls, he's a talented assassin and acrobat. Appears in Talon.
A super speedster who works for the same man as Kiva, he and Bonesmasher were dispatched to retrieve Superboy. Appears in Superboy.
A powerful Kryptonian who is the main adversary in the H'el on Earth story arc. Appears in Superman.
A man searching for Captain Comet and mutated somehow in the process. Appears in Action Comics.
Another of Zeus's children who has the ability to see everything beyond his physical eyesight. Appears in Wonder Woman.
A killer working for an unknown group who can rewind time for himself and choose a different path to follow. This leaves a trail of selves behind him. Appears in Dial H.
A fourteen year old girl and precog who Fairchild and her team saved from Harvest's Ravagers. Appears in The Ravagers.
A disgraced and fallen hero defeated by Sinestro, his helmet controlled light and Sinestro used it to track Lyssa Drak. Appears in Green Lantern.
A large member of the Sapphire Lanterns of unknown species who is tasked with helping Kyle Rayner master the violet portion of the emotional spectrum. Appears in Green Lantern: New Guardians.
A foe for Katana who uses a thin sword that is able to wrap about his foes. Appears in Katana.
A native of Ghan IX and the brother of Zo and Rixx. He was killed by Yuever pilots. Appears in Red Lanterns.
The father of James Duffy Jr. who was an FBI agent obsessed with the case of Carole Dutton's murder, which resulted in his demise. Appears in Night Force.
The grandmother of Zoe Davis who was murdered. Appears in Night Force.
The captain of the Flying Dutchman, he is available as a mercenary/hitan as he is hired to kill Batwing. Appears in Batwing.
A female of the Red Lantern Corps who was the first to be slain by the Third Army. Appears in Red Lanterns.
The newest Green Lantern of Earth who receives the fused rings of Sinestro and Hal Jordan and seems to be set up for joining Steve Trevor's Justice League of America. Appears in Green Lantern.
A man who seeks to employ Jonah Hex in dealing with Mr. Jekyll. Appears in All-Star Western.
A snuff film producer who is criminally insane, he remains alive through the use of a Lazarus Pit. Appears in The Ray.
The mother of Lucien Gates who is a hippie: grows her own food, makes her own clothes, and drives an electric car. She taught him yoga and meditation to control his powers. Appears in The Ray.
The son of Jacob Mullin who escapes the Rot and helps his dad fight against it. Appears in Animal Man Annual.
Another mountain ranger that is possessed by the Rot and becomes a Hunter. Appears in Animal Man Annual.
An Avatar of the Red in 1894 who was originally a farmer. He teams with the Swamp Thing to fight off an invasion of the Rot back then. Appears in Animal Man Annual.
The ex-wife of Chas Grant, mother of Jamie, and current wife of Dave in the movie Tights. Appears in Animal Man.
Former avatars of the Red who have been corrupted and become agents of the Rot. They can possess living organisms. One has immense brute strength and another has a venomous bite. Appears in Animal Man.
A British citizen who uses the Firestorm Protocol and is partnered with Firehawk. Appears in The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men.
Seemingly a high ranking member of a group intent upon capturing Firestorm. Appears in The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men.
Greek playboy whose car is jacked by Catwoman. Appears in Catwoman.
Once a rising star in the GCPD, he was bumped down to robbery when he discovered a scandal involving the deputy mayor. Appears in Catwoman.
Before she became Catwoman, Selina and Gwen were thieves together. Nowadays, Gwen's a fence and willing to help her. Appears in Catwoman.
The leader of Medusa. Appears in Batwoman.
Like the Weeping Woman, he is the manifestation of a folk tale. In this case, a man with a hook killing couples. Like her, he's a member of Medusa. Appears in Batwoman.
A pianist who is the girlfriend of Bruce Wayne. Because there aren't enough girls from the past to revive in DCnU. Appears in Batman: The Dark Knight.
A Tuskegee Airman who somehow wound up trapped in the Speed Force. He wants out and is willing to do so at The Flash's expense. Appears in The Flash.
A genius who is helping the Flash learn how to control his powers. Appears in The Flash.
The mayor of Metropolis and a supporter of Superman. Appears in Superman.
A doctor who works at the Swan-Klein Hospital. Appears in Superman.
A scientist specializing in cloning, Mob Rule attempted to use him. He was later killed. Appears in The Flash.
A ghost based off a Mexican folk tale who drowns her children to be accepted by a man, but is rejected by him anyway. Committing suicide, she is barred from the afterlife without her children, so she abducts the spawn of others. Appears in Batwoman.
A rising crime boss in Gotham City with immense greed and an appearance of bone. He has a vendetta against Catwoman due to how much she has stolen from him. Appears in Catwoman.
A thief and ally to Catwoman who helps her in heists. He's a metahuman that possesses the ability to manipulate electricity. Appears in Catwoman.
A detective in San Diego Police Department, he was a friend to the Baker family and referred to Buddy as 'A-Man.' Unfortunately, he was consumed by the Rot. Appears in Animal Man.
A simple goat in life, the Shepherd is now a servant of the Totems who guides organisms through the Bone Orchard. He guided Buddy Baker after his body was overtaken by the Rot. Appears in Animal Man.
Mountain ranger that is possessed by the Rot and becomes a Hunter. Appears in Animal Man Annual.
The new Ray and a lifeguard who gains the power to control light when a particle beam of experimental light in the Arizona Desert 200 miles away struck him. Appears in The Ray.
A clone of the original Voodoo who was acting as an operative of the Daemonites for the first part of the story. Appears in Voodoo.
A powerful alien who destroyed an entire planet and rides atop a draconic alien named Thraxx, he is now on Earth. Which can't be a good thing. Appears in Legion Lost.
A renegade Green Lantern who is a participant in Lady Styx's Game. Appears in Green Lantern: New Guardians.
An innocent man convicted for the murder of Carole Dutton. Appears in Night Force.
A character based off of a winning design from the show 'Face Off.' Appears in Justice League Dark.
Capable of manipulating matter at the subatomic level, he was a former operative of S.H.A.D.E. Appears in Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.
One of the monsters that initially dominated Monster Planet. Appears in Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.
One of the monsters that initially dominated Monster Planet. Appears in Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.
An immense telepathic entity that the offspring of a trio of monsters has been feeding off of for aeons. Appears in Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.
An apparently genius inventor who has found employ at S.H.A.D.E. Appears in Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.
A member of the Creature Commandos and a servant of Anubis, Khalis is a mummy who serves as the team's medic. He never runs out of bandage wraps. Appears in Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.
Dinah's thought-to-be dead husband who she was believed to have killed, he appears working alongside Amanda Waller. Appears in Birds of Prey.
A drug smuggler, pilot, and associate of Starling, he helped get the team down to South American to help Poison Ivy. Appears in Birds of Prey.
A Talon from the 1840's. Appears in Birds of Prey.
An operative of the Infiltrator who can't be knocked out due to chemicals pumped into his head. Appears in Birds of Prey.
Ex-Yakuza whose skin is coated with a substance that seems to make it impenetrable. Recruited for a team to take down the Birds of Prey. Appears in Birds of Prey.
A spy who blames Black Canary for crimes in the past and is seeking vengeance. Glad to hear we've got a new story. Appears in Birds of Prey.
A pyromaniac who works for the Infiltrator, he isn't very bright. Appears in Birds of Prey.
A neurochemical researcher who was a source for Starling. The Birds of Prey thought he was Choke, so Katana chopped his head off. Turned out, he wasn't. Whoops. Appears in Birds of Prey.
A man who is being controlled by Choke. Appears in Birds of Prey.
An old friend of Black Canary, she's considered an outlaw by the government and seems to be religious. She's skilled at combat. Appears in Birds of Prey.
The leader of the Dominators. Appears in Legion of Super-Heroes.
A rogue Daxamite who is a new foe for the Legion of Super-Heroes. Appears in Legion of Super-Heroes.
A member of the Others who did not go into hiding and is connected to numerous government agencies. Appears in Aquaman.
A member of the Others who could see the future and possessed the Golden Seal. Apparently, her visions weren't accurate enough to keep her from being killed by Black Manta. Appears in Aquaman.
A lecherous grocery owner who made unwanted advances on Mera and had his arm broken for his trouble. Appears in Aquaman.
A potential threat to Aquaman given his obsession with finding Atlantis, he used to be a friend of Tom Curry. Appears in Aquaman.
One of the best members of the Black Razors, he piloted Priscilla into space to confront her clone and the Daemonites. Appears in Voodoo.
Another top member of the Black Razors, he also accompanied Priscilla into space. Appears in Voodoo.
A genius and one of the top members of the Black Razors who accompanied Priscilla into space. Apparently, if you want to be the best, you can only have one name. Appears in Voodoo.
Once again, a team. So sue me. A race of fish men originating from the ocean floor, they are highly vicious and a threat to Aquaman. Appears in Aquaman.
The deputy of Beachrock and an ally of Aquaman and Mera. Appears in Aquaman.
A dog rescued from the Trench whose owner was killed, he was then adopted by Aquaman and Mera. He can't actually swim. Appears in Aquaman.
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