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(#1) Dick Grayson
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(#2) Spider-Man
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(#3) Raven
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(#4) Starfire
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(#5) Wally West
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(#6) Beast Boy
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(#7) Jason Todd
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(#8) Cyborg
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(#9) Damian Wayne
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(#10) X-23
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(#11) Superboy (Kon-El)
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(#12) Spider-Man (Miles Morales)
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(#13) Barbara Gordon
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(#14) Spider Gwen
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(#15) Tim Drake
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(#16) Iceman
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(#17) Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes)
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(#18) Kitty Pryde
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(#19) Roy Harper
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(#20) Supergirl
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(#21) Static
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(#22) Miss Martian
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(#23) Captain Marvel
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(#24) Jubilee
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(#25) Human Torch
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(#26) Wonder Girl
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(#27) Donna Troy
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(#28) Bart Allen
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(#29) Ms. Marvel
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(#30) Cassandra Cain
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(#31) Hit-Girl
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(#32) Zatanna
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(#33) Spider-Girl
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(#34) Magik
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(#35) Squirrel Girl
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(#36) Aqualad
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(#37) Speedy
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(#38) Shazam
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(#39) Violet Parr
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(#40) Stephanie Brown
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(#41) Anya Corazon
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(#42) Cindy Moon/Silk
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(#43) Cloak and Dagger
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(#44) Donatello
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(#45) Leonardo
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(#46) Michelangelo
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(#47) Batman Beyond
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(#48) Flash Thompson
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(#49) April O'Neil
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(#50) Ben 10
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In the comic book world, whenever we think of “superheroes, ” we always think of Marvel and DC.
While the phrase “mutation for the poor, technology for the rich” is a punch line from fans of the two companies, it sums up the way their superheroes were born. Since the 1950s, the DC universe has created a variety of superheroes, such as Batman, Superman, flash, Neptune, and so on. These superheroes are clearly ranked in terms of their ability to fight.
This random tool collates 77 entries and documents Marvel Teenage Superheroes’ more classic characters. Dick Grayson, Spider-Man, Raven, Starfire, Wally West, and so on. Although these young heroes, but the ability has been more than ordinary people, they have become the soul of animation characters.
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