Amp [formerly Speedfreak]: He was formerly one of The Lost Boys and Girls [children kidnapped by Nanny and The Orphanmaker in the original X-Factor comic book series]. He had superspeed powers but I elaborated on it. The character was ADHD amplified and personified. His costume is a modified jumpsuit.
Disruption: Another throwaway and discarded Marvel character.
Figment [formerly Big Top]: She was formerly one of The Lost Boys and Girls [children kidnapped by Nanny and The Orphanmaker in the original X-Factor comic book series]. She could enlarge and animate her teddy bear Bonzo through psychokinesis. I believe she was described as autistic, which made hesitant to use the character because I don't know enough about the disease.
Schizoid [fomerly The Schizoid Man]: This character was a Spider-Man villain and actually a college student. Again, I was hesitant to use the character due the mental disease angle and name itself grates on me.
Dr. Wilde: The one original character I created for the group, ironically, is a very generic looking character with no powers. I really didn't even plan on giving him a costume and instead wear regular clothes.
There was another villain I created - Superpower. He was a fellow classmate of Alex Powers and rivals with him for the affections of Cassie Lang [who I wanted to add as a member of the support cast and made a classmate of Julie Powers]. This teen gained the abilities of the Super-Adaptoid and duplicated the powers of Power Pack. He looked like a teenage version of the Super-Adaptoid which he technically was.
-Chris
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Very cool idea. FYI, I think a similar idea was done in the original run of Power Pack where they fought a group of mutant kids called Trash. But, it's been a while since those issues. Nobody remembers them anyway.
I know. That's why I discarded my ideas for The Deliquents because it was somewhat similar.
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