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Appeared in: Issues #28, 29 (both future)
The brother of Spider-Man in the year 2099, he's mistaken for Spider-Man by
Starfox after they followed his ion trail back to his and Miguel's apartment.
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Appeared in: Issues #13, 15, 16
The former chief scientist of the planet Traan in the Microverse, he uses an
emotion-manipulating device to instill fear, doubt or hatred in his subjects.
He took an interest in Drax, who he used to break open a mysterious cocoon
revealing Fredd. He was defeated along with Fredd by Captain Marvel, and lost
his control over Drax.
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Appeared in: Issues #6, 7, 12, 15, 16
The leader of the Microns, they first met 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 #16 (as himself and a bird), 20, 21
He came to LA seeking revenge for what Merlin had done to him but was turned
into a bird. He was taken in by Marlo after being hit by a truck. The spell on
him was broken when Merlin was defeated by Captain Marvel.
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Appeared in: Issues #22 - 25
The Supreme Public Accuser of the Kree Empire (now the Ruul), he encountered
Captain Marvel when Genis went to the Kree homeworld seeking the Supreme
Intelligence's help. At this time, it was revealed that he was a former lover
of Una-Rogg, whom he subsequently banished after she was forced to aid captain
Marvel in his mission.
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Appeared in: Issues #23, 28 - 30, 32
Some nutcase who thinks she's Rick's mother, she ran into Lorraine in a
diner and killed her shortly afterwards. After several failed attempts to kill
Marlo she was thrown from a balcony by Moondragon and Lorraine.
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Appeared in: Issues #8 - 11
The former herald of Galactus, the Silver Surfer now roams space freely. He
was summonned by Kelly when the Super-Skrull was pursuing her. However, he
would have destroyed Kelly himself if not for the intervention of Rick Jones
who convinced Kelly to simply "wish away" her abilities.
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Appeared in: Issue #19 (future)
Not a guest star per se, in a possible future she will fall in love
with Genis, get married, and have all kinds of cutesy-wutesy little babies.
Right now, she's a member of that oft-misunderstood team of heroes, the
Thunderbolts.
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Appeared in: Issues #27 - 30 (all future)
Miguel O'Hara was a scientist working for Alchemax when he was given the
abilities of a spider in an experiment gone wrong. He ran into Starfox and
Genis when they plopped into the year 2099. They later followed his ion trail
to his apartment where we learned that Starfox has to deliver Captain Marvel to
Thanatos or else he's dead. He was transported to the Maestro's timeline along
with Genis by Thanatos. After Thanatos was defeated, the energies unleashed
returned him to his proper time.
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Appeared in: Issues #19 (future), 27 (present and future), 28 - 30 (all future), 32
An Eternal from Titan and a member of the Avengers with a reputation as one
of the greatest lovers in the galaxy. Eros was Mar-Vell's best friend and
helped with raising Genis. He recently appeared on Earth after he was attacked
by Thanatos and started leaking temporal energy. After Thanatos was defeated,
the energies unleashed returned him to his proper time and in one piece again.
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Appeared in: Issue #32
An old romanic interest of Genis' from the city of Halvacenter on the planet Calculex,
she was kidnapped by the Magus to be used in his plans against Genis.
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Appeared in: Issues #28, 29 (both future)
The head of the Alchemax Corporation in 2099, he's had many dealings with
Spider-Man and Thanatos. When a time platform is pulled out of "virtual
unreality" Thanatos shows up for it, hoping to end civilization as we know it.
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Appeared in: Issues #8 - 10
Bio-engineered to mimic the abilities of the Fantastic Four, he was sent to
Earth by the Intelligentsia to destroy Kelly. He ignored these directives
and brought Kelly to the Intelligentsia, hoping to use her as a weapon for the
Skrull Empire. This proved a moot point however, when Kelly simply "wished
away" her abilities.
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Appeared in: Issues #23 - 25
A massive computer which rules the Kree Empire (now the Ruul), it is
composed of the brains of the greatest Kree minds. When Rick had been aged by
Walker, Genis went to the Kree homeworld seeking the Supreme Intelligence's
help. Supremor sent him on an errand into the Negative Zone to retrieve
radiation which could aid Rick Jones. The technique seemingly worked, although
it had a delayed affect.
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