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Ironheart

(Riri Williams) (Bendis take (2016-2018), part 1)

Super-genius Riri Williams during her early career, as she becomes the armoured Ironheart because Tony Stark painted himself into a corner *again*. As of October of 2020, this two-parter has been reviewed, then updated to bring it to a more sensible ending point (switch to a new armour, and Eve Ewing taking over writing).

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Starfire

(DC Implosion) (part #1 - Setting)

This profile is about the sword-and-sciencery (new word !) heroine Starfire, back in 1976. Only a young woman’s sword and her courage will challenge the inhuman hordes who would enslave her people ! As of September of 2020, this profile was split in two for more comfortable reading. And went through extensive edits for style, being almost 10-year old.

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Halo

(Gabrielle Doe)

This is Halo of DC Comics' Outsiders, during the 1980s. Wowie zowie ! As of August of 2020, this profile is being entirely redone. And it's now a two-parter.

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Lastikman

(Movie version)

The version of the Filipino super-hero Lastikman seen in the 2004 movie take. As of August of 2020, the game stats and discussion about the traditional version of Lastikman have been restored. They had been lost for far too long due to a stupid cut-and-paste mistake.

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Energizer

(a.k.a. Energiser)

The baby of Marvel's Power Pack, with surprisingly powerful energy powers. This entry covers the classic Simonson/Brigman era. As of June (Brigman) of 2020, this profile was revised and modernised.

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Gee

(Alex Power)

The oldest member of Power Pack -- everything is relative -- during the 1980s. Gravity powers. As of June of 2020, this profile was revised as our contributor Bryan went over his Power Pack material.

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Ms. Marvel

(Kamala Khan) (Profile #1 - Absolute beginner)

Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan) at the very beginning of her career. Body-morphing powers and heroic spirit. As of May of 2020, this profile received a review for style and clarity, plus M&M stats that do make their five dailies.

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Mass Master

The classic version of Mass Master from Marvel Comics' kid team the Power Pack. Body density manipulation powers. As of May of 2020, this profile was forced to clean its room and stop being mean toward its kid sister.

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Lightspeed

Lightspeed of Marvel's Power Pack during the classic Weezie Simonson years. As of May of 2020, this article received an overhaul. We also ensured that her costume is at least 5% pinker than before.

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Callsign Hammerfall

(Kaddish Yen) (Warframe)

A full-on example of a Player Character in the Warframe video game. This also explains Tenno Void abilities, a chunk of the game's backstory, the Lotus-issued spaceships (pre-Railjack), and the like.

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Marty McFly

From the classic Back To The Future movies. These are old capsule notes. As of May of 2020 these still are old capsule notes, back from the past. But now they have M&M stats that never chicken out.

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Yugi Motoh

(and Yami Yugi)

Older notes covering the basics about Yugi Motoh, Yami Yugi and their games.

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Windfall

Windfall was mostly seen during the 1980s and 1990s. She was one of the Masters of Disaster, and a minor member of the Outsiders. Air powers, as you might surmise.

Power Pack

The "base camp" entry for the Power Pack team of superhuman children during its Simonson/Brigman heydays. To be read before the individual Power Pack profiles. As of February of 2020, the entry was revised to facilitate the rework of the other Power Pack articles.

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Tuk the cave boy

A very minor character from the distant past of the Marvel Universe. Your typical heroic cave boy of the day, really. As of January of 2020, did a tiny update. And heh, since we're on a break on not publishing anything else, I might as well push him up the homepage. As of the 8^th of January added further material because...

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Girl with the silver eyes

The very young heroine of Willo Davis Roberts' 1980 children novel, The Girl With The Silver Eyes. Small town telekinetic and telepath.

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Julie Wood

The heroine of a 1970s French graphic novels series about moto racing. Featuring many things that have two wheels and go "vroom".

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Halloween Girl

A witchy little girl who grew up in a strange, darkly magical environment. One of the main characters in Dan Brereton's Nocturnals painted comics. As of May of 2019, this profile was entirely redone and reillustrated and rewighten.

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Miku

(Submerged video game)

Miku is the heroine of Submerged, a post-apocalyptic exploration indie video game. Young but determined survivor, and resourceful free climber.

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Fairuz, the Fairy Godmother apprentice

(Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure)

A little girl fairy from an older Disney Princess video game. She's training to be a Fairy Godmother.

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Star-Spangled Kid

(Courtney Whitmore profile #1, before Stargirl)

This is DC Comics' Courtney Whitmore, the future Stargirl, during her early career as the Star-Spangled Kid. It's a "Year One" sort of writeup. As of February of 2019, it has been polished a little bit more and received brazen, aggressive, irresponsible M&M stats.

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Carina Nekhjevani

(Ziggurat video game)

A made-up heroic fantasy character, inspired by minor Heretic/Hexen-like video game Ziggurat. Young legless alchemist with a thousand grudges, and a magical arsenal. As the song goes, odds are she won't live to see tomorrow.

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New Mutants

(Team profile #1 - Year One, part #1)

This team profile covers the original New Mutants as they were early on - a sort of "Year One" era. It's best to read this before the individual profiles. As of December of 2018, this profile was revised and expanded and corrected. Y'know, our usual overhauling work. So much work.

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Velocity

(Carin Taylor)

From the very 1990s Image Comics book Cyberforce, now with Top Cow. This is an old article - but in November of 2018 Pawsplay wooshed in, added M&M stats, and wooshed out.

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Jubilee

(Earliest (1989-1993), part #1)

This first character profile for Jubilee covers her childhood and the earliest years of her career, before Generation X.

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Deadly Nightshade

(Tilda Johnson) (Part #1 - the 1970s and 1980s)

A polymath mad scientist who started out as teenage girl from the ghetto. Nightshade brings a *lot* to the table, from her innumerable inventions and weapons to her career, moral ambiguities and character growth. As of July of 2018, this profile is being cleft in two shorter profiles.

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MagiQuest sample Magi

A small profile for a sample MagiQuest child magi. It's mostly about representing the game's core mechanics in DCH form. MagiQuest is a commercial Live Action RPG.

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Squire Vaea

Dragon Age character, from the Knight Errant comics from Dark Horse. One of the very few Elven squires in Ferelden's history, a "repossession" and stealth expert, and eventually a young agent for a certain inquisitive organisation.

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Princess Amaya of the House of Amethyst

(Part #1)

The New 52, brief-lived but cool version of Amethyst the fighter-magician princess. Comes with all our notes about the setting, plus the writer's bible stuff Christy Marx sent us. As of May of 2018, this article was cleft in two since it was too long for some to read in one sitting.

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Shining Knight

(Ystina / Justina) (part #1)

The version of the Shining Knight seen in Grant Morisson's fabulous Seven Soldiers of Victory meta-series. A mighty knight lass from a mystical age of man, wielding Excalibur. The profile also comes with rather interesting material about the ancient history of DC's New Earth. As of April, 2017 this profile has had an overhaul, and received a squire in the form...