Who Is Cameron Hodge? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Cameron Hodge (Marvel): Angel's jealous college roommate who later had his wings amputated. Archangel decapitated Hodge, who survived thanks to a pact with N'astirh. Hodge la
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Cameron Hodge (Marvel): Angel's jealous college roommate who later had his wings amputated. Archangel decapitated Hodge, who survived thanks to a pact with N'astirh. Hodge la

Mary Jane (Marvel): Mary Jane Watson is an actress and a major love interest of Peter Parker aka Spider-Man. They have had a long and dramatic on-and-off-again relationsh

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Timeslip (Marvel): Timeslip can send her mind along any point of her personal timeline, and manipulate time to simulate super-speed.

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Dry (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

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Dark (Marvel): Dark was taken by a terrorist organization and had a neurochip implanted in her. She has no free will and is part of the Soldier's of Misfortune. The

Tanager (Marvel): Member of Air Force unit dispatched to eliminate the New Warriors.

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Captain Axis (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

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Inheritor (Marvel): A creature made by the High Evolutionary who fought the Hulk.

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Psyklop (Marvel): Last hope for his people.

Missing Link (Marvel): A pre-historic beast-man turned into a radioactive monster while still frozen in ice. After being released upon New York by Commies, he became an enem

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Super Humanoid (Marvel): Specially programmed Humanoid, designed for the sole purpose of restoring the Leader to life.

Harry Matthews (DC Comics): Close friend of Jason Blood who has suffered the indignity of being turned into a pillow for the amusement of Belial.

Tweedledum (DC Comics): Lazy and overweight, Tweedledum has no fighting skill at all. Along with his cousin Tweedledee, he relies on his cunning and ruthless strategies in or

Tweedledee (DC Comics): Lazy and overweight, Tweedledee has no fighting skill whatever. Along with his cousin, Tweedledum, his danger comes from his cunning and ruthless stra

Torvath (Warren): Torvath is an evil man who wanted to own a white wolf woman.

Randu Singh (DC Comics): Randu Singh was a blind Asian Indian gifted with "second sight" and ability to wield magic.

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Sigyn (In the Public Domain): An Asgardian Goddess and Loki's wife

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Parnell Jacobs (Marvel): Parnell and Jim Rhodes fought together in the US Army. After Parnell quit the Army, he began selling weapons in the black market but the abduction of

Abraxas (Marvel): A mutated slave-trader who auctions off slaves for the Martians.

Nathan Manning (Marvel): A bit of an idiot working at U.S WarMachine

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