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Jimmie Harvey
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Venom
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Bill Catellier
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Brad Krawchuk
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Venom.
I have to answer twice because the symbiote is on Mac Gargan now, which means, if it's at all possible, that Venom is being over-exposed all over again.
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Troy Nunis
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Yesterday: hard call since i have never heard of Flight of Conchords - but that still makes them better than Tenuous D.
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Troy Nunis
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Today: Sabertooth, arguably, has become more formitable and complex via exposure, while Vemon has without a doubt suffered and become marginalized.
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Michael Huber
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Venom has become epidemicly septic.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Kevin Hagerman
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Venom, barely. Monday, 11/16 toss-up: better non-Captain America Nazi fighter - The Torch of Liberty, or Lobster Johnson?
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Joe Hollon
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Michael Arndt
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The Torch of Liberty
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William Roberge
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The Torch of Liberty
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Michael Tortorice
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While I think I prefer Lobster Johnson as a character, Torch of Liberty is much closer to the Captain America mold.
So Torch of Liberty it is.
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