Who Is Alden Maas? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Alden Maas (Marvel): The creator of Wonderworld Amusement Park who kidnaps the Human Torch to use his nova flame powers for a sinister plan.
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Alden Maas (Marvel): The creator of Wonderworld Amusement Park who kidnaps the Human Torch to use his nova flame powers for a sinister plan.

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Baron Karza (Hasbro): Former Royal Chief Scientist of Homeworld, Karza used his astonishing technology to overthrow the monarchy of Homeworld and took control of a big part

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