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Appeared in: Issue #32
An old friend of Genis' from the city of Halvacenter, he ran one of Genis'
favorite bars. He's there when Zoog informs Genis that Steck'ee is apparently
dead.
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Appeared in: Issue #7
Comet Man's son, he was subjected to experiments and ended up with some
fantastical abilities. He escaped from his captors, and met up with Kelly in
Los Angeles. At this time Captain Marvel became aware of him and was convinced
that Benny would somehow bring about a catastrophic event. Also at this time,
Benny's father returned and fought with Genis over the fate of the boy. Genis
agreed to let them both go, and presumably, they're both back in space.
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Appeared in: Issues #24, 25
The deposed, and very hostile, ruler of a planet called Baluur in the
Negative Zone. Captain Marvel ran into him when he was collecting the radiation
from a star which Blastarr claimed ownership over. He let his pride get in his
way, and was defeated by his own son, Burstarr.
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Appeared in: Issues #28, 29 (both future)
A chief scientist at Alchemax Corporation, he's responsible for pulling the
time platform out of virtual unreality which attracts Thanatos.
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Appeared in: Issues #6, 7, 12, 15, 16
The wise-guy of the Microns, they met up with Captain Marvel when Visalia
fooled Drax into working for her. The Microns next met up with Genis when
Psycho-Man used Drax to release Fredd.
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Appeared in: Issues #24, 25
The son of Blastarr, Captain Marvel ran into him when he was collecting the
radiation from a star which Burstarr claimed ownership over. While Captain
Marvel and his father were fighting, Una-Rogg got the better of him, but his
father wouldn't sacrifice his pride to save his son. In his anger at this
revelation, he attacked his father allowing Genis and Una to escape. He then
left the Negative Zone and allied himself with the Ruul.
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Appeared in: Issue #11
The original Captain Marvel in his universe, he met Genis when Genis fell
through a rift created by Kelly. The two shared some touching moments but
Mar-vell never had the heart to tell Genis one thing; that he had failed to
completely stop Thanos, in that Thanos had wiped out all life in the Milky Way
but not the universe. He died of cancer alone, but not fogotten.
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Appeared in: Issues #29, 30 (both future)
A possible future self of Rick, he exists in the same timeline as the
Maestro. Using Thor's hammer and the Destiny Force, he was able to defeat
Thanatos, and turned him into a brick.
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Appeared in: Issue #7
Granted superhuman powers when he encountered Halley's Comet, Stephen
Beckley returned to Earth searching for his son Benny; whom he found in Los
Angeles. Convinced that Benny would somehow bring about a catastrophic event,
Captain Marvel fought with Comet Man until Genis agreed to let them both go.
Presumably, they're both back in space.
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Appeared in: Issues #17, 18
The personification of Death, she was smitten by the death god Walker but
turned her back on him shortly afterwards. This ticked him off, and he decided
to destroy her. She hid herself in Marlo at Thanos' request. When Walker was
aging Rick, she revealed herself and destroyed Walker. She has since left
Marlo's body.
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Appeared in: Issue #6
A former member of the Microns, he betrayed the team and was working with
his lover Visalia to take control of a planet. They were fooled by Marionette
and left to the mercy of the people they deceived.
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Appeared in: Issues #3 - 7, 12, 13, 15
A former real estate agent, Arthur Douglas was transformed into Drax the
Destroyer by the Titanian Mentor. In a battle with Captain Marvel, he was
transported to the Microverse along with Genis when he accidentally slams the
Nega-Bands together. There he was used by a woman named Visalia but later
joined the Microns. More recently, he was used by the Psycho-Man and ended up
freeing Fredd, an evil version of Genis from an alternate reality. He has since
returned to the Microns.
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Appeared in: Issues #19 (future), 32
Genis's mother who used "Titanian super science" to conceive and raise him.
She was killed but was recently brought back from the dead unbeknownest to
Genis.
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Appeared in: Issues #15, 16
Captain Marvel's evil twin clone future self from an alternate reality, he
was trapped in a cocoon of some sort and sent to the Microverse by an alternate
Reed Richards. He was subsequently released by Drax who was being controlled by
Psycho-Man. He had much more control over his powers than Genis, but was still
defeated by him in the end.
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