Crazy Jane's alters are organized in a mental subway grid called "the Underground", their headspace. Each alter has their own "station", which appears to serve as home when they are not in control. In the lower section of the Underground is a well where the alters can go to destroy themselves. This is where Miranda was "killed". This well houses Daddy, an alter who resembles their father, in the deepest, most protected part of the Underground. The alters consist of: •
Baby Doll: A
telekinetic child-like alter who believes everything is lovely. She is said to be one of the few alters who trust men. •
Baby Harlot: An integration of Baby Doll and Scarlet Harlot. •
Biker Girl: A rebellious biker who loves to live life off the edge. She possesses superhuman speed and is an expert biker. •
Bizzie Lizzie Borden: Borden is able to generate razor-sharp blades. Her name is a reference to
Lizzie Borden. •
Black Annis: An aggressive alter equipped with sharp claws, red eyes, and blue skin. She is a
misandrist and never lets any men pass her to protect the system. •
Blood of the Lamb: In this form, her body is covered head to toe in blood coming from unknown (or nonexistent) wounds remembering the incident at the church. •
Bubble: Bubble spawned as a coping mechanism, but is now just a frantic persona wandering around the Underground. •
Butterfly Baby: Constantly suffers pain on a
Hellraiser-like level in the deepest part of the mind. •
Chainsaw Nun: A
Catholic nun who was made from the church incident with both of her arms, which are replaced with rusty
chainsaws. •
Crazy Jane: The dominant alter or "host". She possesses no apparent powers aside from
longevity. Her name is derived from that of a character in several poems by
William Butler Yeats, as well as the eponymous painting by Richard Dadd. •
Daddy: An introject of Jane's father, who manifests as a giant monster made of insects and puzzle pieces. It resided in a mental representation of the Well before being destroyed. •
Dr. Harrison: Harrison is a businesswoman who can telepathically detect the trauma of others and influence anyone who hears her voice.
Mr. Nobody describes her as insane, cold, calculating and not to be trusted. •
Driller Bill: A dark-skinned woman in a worker's jumpsuit with a black and yellow beanie. She is arguably as aggressive as Hammerhead, yet also fond of Baby Doll and her antics. •
Driver 8: The conductor of the Underground subway, named after the
R.E.M. song. The Driver's hat has an infinity symbol on it. •
Flaming Katy: One of the "protector" alters, protecting Jane whenever she feels threatened. Very antisocial and dangerous, someone who does not like to be interrogated. She is a woman made of living fire, who is
pyrokinetic and can fly. •
Flit: A girl dressed in late 1980s fashion. She can teleport anywhere and seems to have ADHD. She is constantly using her power to travel around and does not like standing still. •
Hammerhead: Another protector like Flaming Katy. She is highly aggressive and possesses superhuman strength and durability. In the Underground, she is bald and wears a leather jacket with a winged skull on her chest. •
Jack Straw: A mute gentle
scarecrow who sits on the train not really doing much. •
Jeann: Another worker at the Underground with a black cloth on his neck revealing his suicidal thoughts and is constantly overlooking everyone who comes across her. •
Jill-in-Irons: She is wrapped in large chains. A reference to
Jack-In-Irons. •
Kaleidoscope: A personality that originated in the live-action TV series. A formed fusion of all other personas. •
Karen: A perky but unstable alter with the power to cast "love spells." Her eyes glow baby blue when she uses her power. She loves '90's rom-coms and her boyfriend Doug. She primarily takes control when Jane is severely depressed. •
K-5: The original host,
Kay Challis, who vanished at age 5. She is dormant in one of the lower stations of the Underground. • '''Kit W'the Candlestick''': An old woman who carries a burned-out candle. •
Lady Purple: A mysterious cloaked woman with precognition. •
Liza Radley: A stable, more "normal" appearing alter, awakened as a result of a loving environment, who pushes Jane to recovery. She claims she is the new and better "Miranda". Other personalities do not know how to react to Liza and often feel threatened by her. •
Lucy Fugue: She has radioactive bones and see-through skin. She can also generate harmonic vibrations, a power she used to defeat the Antigod. In the Underground, Fugue appears as an Asian woman with blue-streaked hair. •
Merry Andrew: Dresses as a
Harlequin and carries toys. •
Miranda: The former host who took over after Kay went dormant, she destroys herself after the church incident. Her "station" is occupied by an indescribable horror, visible from a distance only as a light. •
No One: An aggressive persona and was made after Kay was told she wasn't good enough. In the Underground, she walks down the abandoned tunnels and when spotted she usually runs away not wanting to talk to anyone. •
Penny Farthing: A Victorian woman who stutters a lot. • '''Pepper's Ghost''': He is a mysterious and aesthetic personality. •
Pretty Polly: Named after
the folk song, she wears a black Victorian dress and has X's carved into her eyes with an unremarkable personality. •
Rain Brain: He speaks in a
stream of consciousness and can take on an immaterial astral projection. •
Scarlet Harlot: A nymphomaniac who can create
ectoplasm projections and absorb stray
psychosexual energy. •
Sex Bomb: She explodes when sexually aroused. •
Shy: A female
Cyclops who has the power to look into a person's mind and read their memory. She hides her face in her hands because of her scary looks. •
Silver Tongue: Her vocalizations materialize in silver font, and can be used as bladed weapons. •
Spinning Jenny: Prone to panic attacks. Her panic attacks can cause sonic screams which make her targets' ears bleed. •
Stigmata: She bleeds from her hands and feet and relives the church incident endlessly. •
Sun Daddy: A gigantic figure with a sun for a head with the power to throw fireballs. •
Sylvia: She bears Jane's feelings of
claustrophobia. She is locked inside of a small room, reciting poem fragments. She believes if she can put the fragments together she can use them as a key out of the room. Sylvia speaks in poetic dark rhythm with a spooky voice when surfaced. •
The Balladeer: After the apparent deaths of Baby Doll and Flaming Katy, she becomes a mourner to sing the ballad and led a funeral procession to the well. Her station is located in the deepest parts of the Underground. •
The Chief: A mysterious new alter who leads the Doom Patrol after
Niles Caulder retires. •
The Engineer: He assists Driver 8 in maintaining the Underground. • '''The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter''': A calm artist, who can interact to her paintings. Her name is taken from the title of an
album by the
Incredible String Band. She resembles
Frida Kahlo. •
The Pointman: He assists Driver 8 in maintaining the Underground. •
The Secretary: A neat and orderly pessimist who rarely shows emotion. Her job is to perform tasks (such as filling, sorting, fixing, building and assemble, cleaning, etc.) much faster than others are capable of doing. •
The Shapeless Children: Constantly repeats "Daddy don' do it". They are made to constantly relive the trauma of Kay in the deepest part of the Underground. •
The Signal-Man: Another railroad-themed alter who helps maintain the Underground order. •
The Sin-Eater: She believes she must suffer for her sins. Jane brings her out as a defense when being tortured. •
The Snow Queen: She has the power to create and shape ice. •
The Wall Crawler: The Wall Crawler is able to scale walls and ceilings, no matter how rough or smooth they are. She has only been seen in one of the videotapes of Caulder's interviews. •
The Weird Sisters: A three-in-one alter similar to the
Three Witches. ==In other media==