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Storm is a mutant capable of controlling and altering the weather around her. But that’s only a simple definition of what she can do. Storm is so powerful that it can change the atmospheric pressure ...

Franklin Richards is the son of Reed Richards and Susan Storm and was arguably the most powerful mutant in Marvel Comics. The circumstances that gave him his powers were unique, as the radiation that ...

Hot off the excellent brawler that was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge in 2022, I was excited to see what the duo of Tribute Games and Dotemu could do with the Marvel IP. I got ...

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