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Cancellator (Marvel): Cancellator is a member of the Death Sponsors who come into conflict with the X-Men when they try to bring back an individual named Arize back to Mojo
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Cancellator (Marvel): Cancellator is a member of the Death Sponsors who come into conflict with the X-Men when they try to bring back an individual named Arize back to Mojo

Lead-In (Marvel): Lead-In is a member of the Death Sponsors who come into conflict with the X-Men when they try to bring back an individual named Arize back to Mojoworl

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Deadair (Marvel): Deadair is a member of the Death Sponsors who come into conflict with the X-Men when they try to bring back an individual named Arize back to Mojoworl

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Replikon (DC Comics): Replikons are aliens with the ability to mimic and adapt to elements of any opponent that they face.

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Aqualord (DC Comics): An alternate earth version of Aquaman and fanatic member of Khouriga Edjem's elite terrorist force.

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