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2) Nick Fury is the head of S.H.I.E.L.D. who doesn't age due to an infinity formula. He has one bad eye covered by an eye patch.
3) Wonderman Parmaanu's alter ego is Inspector Vinay who gets superpowers from his costume allowing him to fly up to 1000 km/hr.
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Prelims
1. C is both a top comic book villain as Catwoman and hero as being Batman's ally.
2. Obelix is from the Asterix comics, he is strong without needing a magic potion unlike his friends.
3. The Simpson's parodied Indiana Jones in one episode.
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