Top 10

Top 10 is a superhero comic book series published by the America's Best Comics imprint of DC comics. Written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Gene Ha and Zander Cannon, the series details the lives and work of the police force of Neopolis, a city in which everyone, from the police and criminals to civilians, children and even pets, has super-powers, colourful costumes and secret identities. Its deadpan tone allows it to range from farce and black humour to touching emotional scenes.

Cast

The following characters are officers and civilians employed at Precinct Ten.

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• Captain Steve Traynor, aka Jetman (formerly Jetlad)
• Lieutenant Cathy Colby, aka Peregrine, a born-again Christian with artificial wings and a powerful physique.
• Detective John Corbeau, aka King Peacock, a follower of the Yazidi religion
• Detective Synaesthesia Jackson, a synaesthete
• Sergeant Jackie Kowalski, aka Jack Phantom, a lonely lesbian with the ability to turn insubstantial
• Sergeant Kemlo Caesar, aka Hyperdog, a talking dog in a man-shaped robotic exo-skeleton
• Sergeant Hector Lopez, aka Monsoon
• S.W.A.T. Team Leader Bill Bailey, aka the Wolfspider, who lost his legs in a teleporter accident and now wears robotic legs or a cybernetic exoskeleton
• Hostage Negotiator Harry Lovelace, aka the Word, who has a voice that compels obedience, based on Jesse Custer from Preacher
• Officer Robyn Slinger, aka Toybox, who is aided by her army of mechanical "toys" she recieved from her father, former officer Sam "Colonel Lilliput" Slinger
• Officer Jeff Smax, a surly, sarcastic, invulnerable blue cop with a thuggish attitude, capable of firing powerful energy blasts from his chest
• Officer Irma Wornow, aka Irma Geddon, a middle-aged woman in a nuclear-armed battlesuit
• Officer Sung Li, aka Girl One, a bio-engineered woman based on a collection of video game characters
• Officer Duane Bodine, aka Dust Devil, a "techno-cowboy" with twelve-shooter revolvers
• Officer Peter Cheney, aka Shock-Headed Peter, who has electric shock powers and a bad attitude towards Neopolis's robot minority
• Officer Alexei Glushko, aka the Spaceman, a telepath
• Officer Jenny McCambridge, aka Multi-Woman, capable of operating several bodies at once, somehow connected to her chakras
• Officer Joe Pi, a robot (although he prefers to be called "post-organic" or "ferro-American")
• The Rumor (identity and rank unknown)
• Doctor Sally-Jo Jessell, aka Micro-Maid, the precinct's pathologist, who uses her shrinking powers to closely examine bodies
• Dispatcher Linda "Janus" Burnett, who has two faces, apparently from Grand Central, a dimension where the Roman Empire never fell.