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Sarah Connor (Company-Licensed): Mother, soldier, target, Sarah Connor has fought a courageous battle against the machines sent through time by Skynet to kill her son, John.
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Sarah Connor (Company-Licensed): Mother, soldier, target, Sarah Connor has fought a courageous battle against the machines sent through time by Skynet to kill her son, John.

John Connor (Company-Licensed): John Connor leader of the Tech-com rebellion against Skynet. Skynet is the mainframe computer of the planet which has calculated John Connor the leade

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Wide Load Annie (Marvel): Wide Load Annie is a former trucker and the current proprietor of the Star Stop.

Diggers (Marvel): Giant mining robots that work for the Life Foundation.

Roland Treece (Marvel): Roland Treece is the founder of Treece International.

Mace (Marvel): Mace is a clone of Shigeru Ezaki, however takes the name "Mace" because of the unique weapon he's been given. He's been altered and enhanced by the Su

Paranoia (Marvel): Paranoia is the name of two supernatural villains of the Marvel Universe. One a foe of Nightmare and Venom. The other one of Sleepwalker.

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Cold Warrior (Marvel): Cold Warrior is a temperature altering super-villain who has faced the Agents of Atlas and War Machine.

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Beastmaster (Marvel): Dr. Boyd Wilson was a zoologist turned into Beastmaster.

Earth-Mover (Marvel): Former hockey player, trained by Wolverine who helped him find his totem, Shaman now guides him in the mystic arts.

Master Builder (Marvel): Paul Domenic acquired the ability to build any structure he could think of.

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Zorro (In the Public Domain): Zorro, the secret identity of Don Diego de la Vega is the most famous swordsman in comics and film. Zorro takes a lot of pleasure from humiliating his

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