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all the team's costumes, the pockets of the costume can be used as an access point to
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alludes that Julie "of all people" should respect that he is still keeping something (details of his and Mickey
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orders Julie "Shields up and try to draw its fire", shortly before Ultron shoots Julie out of the air using the same energy blasts with which he had just murdered the mother of
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1780:Mad Thinker
1765:Doctor Doom
1714:New Mutants
1637:Katie Power
1627:Julie Power
1423:Screen Rant
1396:Scary Mommy
1328:vol. 2 #2-3
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642:Scary Mommy
511:Enchantress
503:Molly Hayes
491:Quicksilver
477:confused".
468:Throughout
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323:Los Angeles
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231:Power Pack'
173:Julie Power
101:Julie Power
22:Julie Power
1983:Power Pack
1907:Categories
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774:References
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683:House of M
564:Power Pack
544:propulsion
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430:Rick Jones
365:Spider-Man
361:Power Pack
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177:Lightspeed
143:Starstreak
141:Lightspeed
128:Power Pack
79:Created by
74:(May 1984)
70:Power Pack
1800:Red Ghost
1785:Marauders
1355:vol. 2 #5
1340:vol. 2 #6
1304:vol. 2 #1
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617:Equipment
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150:Abilities
98:Alter ego
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1795:Mysterio
1739:X-Factor
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425:Runaways
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332:Runaways
274:Darkhawk
258:Runaways
145:Molecula
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1859:Portals
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1753:Enemies
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1676:mutants
1674:Humans/
577:hammock
438:Quinjet
309:to Dr.
106:Species
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1653:Aliens
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164:Flight
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1760:Death
1744:X-Men
1689:Trash
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1719:Nova
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