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Analyzing Tanos 'Infinity Wars'
One of the first mani story arcs marvel did id the “Infinity wars” in this story Tanos the most powerful villain of all time comes to earth to found his son to do this he set of a bomb that turns locked Inhumans to atvie Inhumans because Thanos had a kid with a inhuman a long time ago.this is where New miss marvel come into existence. it end with all the superheroes betting back Thanos forces back but THanos has his
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