When I first saw this post, I thought "Cool - something about the Elementals", but then I looked again and thought it might be a spin you were making on them, in the form of eels.   

Here's a couple of my favorite Elementals covers.





The two issues showcase a couple of characters that I really like Thor & Ghost Girl/The Haunting. As far as power sets go, I'd give Thor the following:

Thor



Identity: Thor
Side: Good/Elementals            
Sex: Male
Age: Immortal               
Level: 18
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Heightened Strength 30: +30.
2. Heightened Endurance 25: +25.
3. Invulnerability: 25 points.
4. Flight: 2,000 mph max flight speed. PR=1 per hour.
5. Adaptation: PR=1 per hour.
6. Regeneration:
7. Special Weapon: Thor's Hammer: +4 to hit, HTH+1d12 damage.
a) Lightning Control: 2d8 damage.
b) Dimensional Travel: Thor can use his hammer to summon a "Rainbow Bridge" that allows him to travel between various dimensions.

S: 50
E: 40
A: 18
I: 14
C: 20

Weight: 210
Basic Hits: 5
Carrying Cap: 13,545 lbs.
Basic HTH:

Notes: Thor is tough, very tough as his strength, invulnerability, and adaptation allow him to stand up to a lot of damage.

The Haunting



Identity: Janet Brown
Aliases: Ghost Girl
Side: Good/Strikeforce America   
Sex: Female
Age: Immortal                  
Level: 3
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Non-Corporalness: PR=4 per hour.
2. Flight: PR=1 per hour
3. Illusions A: Visual, Audible.
4. Emotion Control: Fear: Linked to her Illusion powers.
5. Invisibility: PR=1 per hour.
6. Regeneration:

Origin/Background: Janet Brown was born January 31st, 1898. She lived an uneventful life and became a librarian Wichita, Kansas. In 1929 she came to the notice of the sorcerer Saker, who realized she possessed a great amount of darkforce. He killed her and performed rituals on her body because he was curious about what powers should would manifest, but was disappointed by her abilities and found her too difficult to control. He placed her in storage in his headquarters on Nacht Island where she stayed until the U.S. government took the island in 1984.

She was recruited into Strikeforce America alongside Commander Chaos, Kid Chaos, Jumpstart, Skyscraper, Doctor Thunder and Microman.

Notes: The Haunting is an actual ghost, with the ability to  turn invisible and create realistic illusions. The illusions are so horrifying that her victims literally want to rip their eyes out.   

I hope you don't mind, I fixed the typo in the title of this thread.

dsumner wrote on Mar 27^th, 2010 at 2:30pm:


Yeah, but now Reply #1 (where I make mention of the Eels) doesn't make much sense! [j/k]   

John wrote on Mar 27^th, 2010 at 8:55pm:


Well I'm giving you standing permission to fix any spelling mistakes you catch.

Never read Astro City (I know, I know), so I really can't answer. And as far as The Rapture goes, they're portrayed as right wing, Christian fundamentalist, but they're still a pretty cool group, despite that.

Morningstar



Identity: Jeanette Crain
Side: Good/Elementals            
Sex: Female
Age: Immortal               
Level: 9
Training: Damage

Powers:
1. Flame Powers A: 1d12 damage, PR=3.
2. Regeneration:
3. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit w/Flame Powers.

Origin/Background: Morningstar, aka Jeanette Crain, a Los Angeles Police homicide detective who had burned to death while confronting a serial arsonist; she received various fire-related abilities, including pyrokinesis and an immunity to fire.

I'm feeling motivated, so I'll be making a couple of additions to this later today.

I made a couple of minor updates to the characters I've posted so far. I'll get around to adding more members of the Rapture over the weekend.