Dial O for Oreh

It's been three years since Chris and Vicki's Dial H strip ended, and when Marv Wolfman brings them back in New Teen Titans, three years in their own lives as well. Unfortunately, Marv brings them back only to crap all over them. Or all over Vicki Grant, at any rate. Apparently, she and Chris lost touch when he went off to college and fell in love with another girl. Meanwhile, Vicki went to San Francisco and got into drugs and, I dunno, lesbian stuff? Orgies? Dungeons? Whatever it is, Marv can't say it, even in a non-Code book. And she fell under the spell of the pervy atomic cult, the Children of the Sun. And while she was high one night, she Dialed in reverse and has been a villain bent on killing Chris ever since. Doesn't listen in school Chris King went to college and thought playing superhero was kid stuff, and rich good girl Vicki Grant goes bad? It's almost like Marv Wolfman forgot he uses to write for their strip. Not that this turn is impossible exactly, but they might as well be Crisis-induced discrepancies, like the two being confirmed "lovers" (cool it with the sex, Marv!), Nick's total absence from the narrative, and even Barreto drawing them as 13-year-olds in the flashback (oh, and suggesting the Wizard was one of Chris' identities; he was really Robby Reed). Still, some readers got to see their creations again:

Case 59: New Teen Titans #45-46
Dial Holder: Vicki Grant
Dial Type: The Pendant Dial
Dialing: Chris (whose Dial he hid, but has since disappeared) says the superhero identities lasted "about an hour", not a strict 60 minutes. The Children of the Sun did something to Vicki that makes it possible for her body to store energy (including Dial energy) and use it to transform without the Dial. When she does, the transformation takes far longer and seems to pull from elements around her. There are hints that the Dial has lost its time limit, though that is probably due to her power reserves. The opening of issue #45 also suggests that she can change identities within second, without a wait, but I've gone with another interpretation below based on the two identities' looks. The big thing here is that Dialing in HERO in reverse, i.e. OREH, while high on drugs can unhinge the mind. Vicki from then on only Dials raving, psychopathic identities, and acts as if she is addicted to the feeling. It is unclear how much of this is caused by the Children of the Sun, and how much by the bad Dialing. Notably, none of the identities actually give their names (a Dial H tradition), so I've gone with what Wikipedia called them and offered an alternative. It may not be a coincidence that none of the identities have a costume per se; they are naked forms. By story's end, Chris has taken possession of the Pendant Dial; Vicki is AWOL.

Name: "Fire Girl" and "Water Girl", alternatively Elemental
Look: Either a bright yellow woman with long fiery hair, or an identical woman made of blue-green sea water.
Powers: In her fire form, she can fly and fire balls of flame. In her water form, physical blows go through her and she can turn into a wave of water or make her escape as rain. Somehow, fish live inside her. I'm going to out on a limb here and say that she siphons her powers and form from the sun and the ocean, remotely stealing substance from elsewhere. The name I alternatively gave her might suggest she can also turn into Earth and Air.
Sighted: In New York City trying to kill Chris King and fighting the Titans.
Possibilities: In addition to becoming the mascot for the Fire and Water Podcast Network, Elemental might have a connection to alchemy, or even DOCTOR Alchemy, a woman transformed or creature brought forth from another play to do his bidding. Now loose, she's still dangerous, in part because she doesn't understand our world.
Integration Quotient: 40% (we've already got a bunch of proper elementals, not sure she fits in too well)

Name: "Fish-Girl", though she's more lizard-like. I'd go with Kaiju instead.
Look: A 40-foot scaly green woman who wears floppy green hood - I don't know what you call those things, but Fisherman and Ronan the Accuser wear them - with a row of spikes in the middle.
Powers: Think Attack of the 50-Foot Woman meets Godzilla. She's a giant, with the devastating strength that comes with it.
Sighted: Chasing after Chris King in some city, leaving destruction in her path.
Possibilities: The Marvel Universe is better suited to kaiju stories, but I'm sure we could imagine a mutated woman crawling out of Metropolis harbor and having it out with Superman. Can't imagine it happening more than once though.
Integration Quotient: 15% (Kaiju just isn't monstrous enough, so she just looks silly)

Look: "Diamond Girl", though it looks like she calls herself Diamond (the statement, "I am Diamond" could really be "I am diamond"), so we'll keep that.
Look: A naked woman made of diamond. Her red eyes flash with power.
Powers: Indestructibility and strength. Though apparently quite dense, she still seems able to swim with a grown man in her arms.
Sighted: In New York City, fighting Cyborg and late kidnapping Chris King from Titans Tower.
Possibilities: Another one-shot Superman villain as someone who can take his blows and deflect his heat vision. Wouldn't want to give her a fascination with her namesake though, feels like that would be sexist. (I've had enough of that in this story.)
Integration Quotient: 30% (again, a character that might work for a single story, but no more)

Name: "Electrical Girl" and "Machinery Girl" are really an incomplete form and a finished form; alternatively, I would call her O-R-E-H since it seems to fit the monster on the cover of issue #46.
Look: A creature made of wires and metal plates, the latter place in such a way as to create a breast plate, cod piece and illusion of shoulders, while the wires create a mane of dreadlocks. The face is monstrous, the mouth filled with teeth and the eyes glow electric yellow.
Powers: OREH can absorb and release electrical power, the former through tentacular cables growing out of her form. Transforming back into pure electricity, she escapes by zapping herself elsewhere.
Sighted: At Titans Tower, fighting the Titans until she is forced to escape.
Possibilities: Does this character have a relationship with the Flash villain Kilg%re? Maybe be made a mate for itself, a sentient virus that later comes into being to act a little bit like the DCAU's Live Wire. Maybe put a % or a & in her name.
Integration Quotient: 80% (the most striking of Vicki's looks in these comics, it would totally work as a techno-organic villain)

Next: Chris... possible Titan?