Obscure characters you'd like to see return?

[Thirteen]

Yeah, I'd love to see more of 'Fire and Sihouette. They are on my list of 'cool mutants that the X-books quietly ignore.'

Are Silhouette, Midnights Fire and the Folding Circle members considered mutants...or are their powers derived from magic because of their mothers being magic beings?
They seem akin to the MCU Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, where their abilities are derived/unlocked by eposure to a "magic" source: The Universal Wellspring.
https://comicvine.gamespot.com/silhouette/4005-2119/

[K7P5V]

Maybe Justice Peace could get into a Battleworld fight with BOSS CAGE?

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Toss in ColdBlood, and you got yourself a deal...

[danielsan52]

https://Lazerfist

[Nomads1]

Are Silhouette, Midnights Fire and the Folding Circle members considered mutants...or are their powers derived from magic because of their mothers being magic beings?
They seem akin to the MCU Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, where their abilities are derived/unlocked by eposure to a "magic" source: The Universal Wellspring.
https://comicvine.gamespot.com/silhouette/4005-2119/

Yes, that was my impression also. They're not considered mutants because their genetic mutation originates on magic and not cientific sources (what a bunch of hypocritical bigots those mutants ).

Peace

[K7P5V]

Definitely, my next choice would be...

Annihilus

[Sutekh]

It's a real shame The Union didn't last longer.

Oh yeah. I was intrigued to learn more about what was up with Snakes, in particular, but also Kelpie (who had a darker edge than I'm used to for a water-character) and the new Union Jack (who made a cool POV character, being the 'normal guy' on the team), and Craig the Cybernetically Enhanced Corgi was too funny.

[danielsan52]

The Crimson Cadre

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[Digifiend]

Jack of Hearts

As well as the previously mentioned Reckoning War, he's also a regular in She-Hulk's solo book.

It's a real shame The Union didn't last longer.

Yeah. Though we're lucky we got it at all, as it was originally an Empyre tie-in, cancelled due to COVID and retooled for King in Black.

They cameoed in the Marvels #12 last week, for some reason (they were among a group that included the FF, Avengers, Agents of Atlas, plus Spider-Man and Songbird, but since The Union is a UK team and the others are based in the US, it doesn't actually make sense for them to be there).

[shooshoomanjoe]

Yes, that was my impression also. They're not considered mutants because their genetic mutation originates on magic and not cientific sources (what a bunch of hypocritical bigots those mutants ).

Peace

IIRC, Midnight's Fire and Sil were considered mutants (not sure about the rest of the Folding Circle). But the '90s were along time ago so things may have changed.

[Huntsman Spider]

Are Silhouette, Midnights Fire and the Folding Circle members considered mutants...or are their powers derived from magic because of their mothers being magic beings?
They seem akin to the MCU Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, where their abilities are derived/unlocked by eposure to a "magic" source: The Universal Wellspring.
https://comicvine.gamespot.com/silhouette/4005-2119/

I could have been reading that wrong, but it seemed to me like the Universal Wellspring (or Wellspring of Power) could potentially be a (if not the) hidden or secret catalyst for the general manifestation of superpowers in the Marvel Universe, with the Folding Circle more deliberately and consciously tapping into it.

[Thirteen]

SEPULCHRE - if only to get a story about why she wore a version of Jessica Drew's Spiderwoman costume as SHADOWOMAN...
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Jilli...ds_(Earth-616)

[Thirteen]

I'd love to spend more time with this version of MARRINA
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Marri...od_(Earth-616)

[Zauriel]

Bantam, a Puerto Rican boxer turned superhero from a Captain America annual.

[K7P5V]

All things considered, I'd still be interested in seeing more of...

Avril Kincaid

[milton75]

Toss in ColdBlood, and you got yourself a deal...

You're on!

I've always loved a cyborg in Marvel comics. Every iteration of Deathlok, and, since we're talking obscure characters, I still remember being freaked out by Robert Saunders in the ASM Annual #20 - Iron Man 2020 storyline. If I remember correctly it was printed as the back-up story in Transformers UK, even featuring in some of the same issues as Death's Head who would of course later meet Iron Man 2020 himself!

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