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game huntress Trophy, the toxic mutant
Glortch, the mutant crime-boss Joe the Blowfish and the street gang of super-villains the Junkyard Dogz (Hotspur, Rumble Doll, Fast Lucy, Guncrazy and Needle). One of the ShadowHawks included Paul Johnstone's accomplice, Christina Reid. Like Johnstone, the New ShadowHawks become members of Brigade.
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hero" wakes up from a 30-year coma and learns his wife Dayglo was killed 10 years ago by a villain called
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