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2-D Man

3G4

3G4 is a villain in the DC Universe. He first appears in Aquaman vol. 5 #37 (October 1997). He was created by Peter David and Jim Calafiore.

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4-D

4-D first appears in JLA #24 (December 1998) as part of the International Ultramarine Corps.

500Z-Q

500Z-Q, also known as Soozie-Q, first appears in Hero Hotline #1 (April 1989) as part of the Hero Hotline team.

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8-Ball

8-Ball is a character appearing in 100 Bullets , published by Vertigo. He first appears in 100 Bullets , #29 (October 2001). He was created by Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso.

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