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• Jack O'Lantern (DC)
  ...d superhero who was tied to a mystical lantern and whose name stemmed from Irish legend. These spoke of a man who was not good enough for heaven nor bad eno [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Zealot (Wildstorm)
  ....s were believed dead. During a mission with the WildC.A.T.S to destroy an Irish village full of genetically engineered soldiers created with Daemonite tech [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Inhumans
  ...They're a demographic — being an Inhuman is like being Cuban, like being Irish. Within that strata, there are good guys and bad guys and bystanders and gu ...n Inhuman driven insane by his mutation sought to destroy his kind and all superheroes around the world but was defeated by the Avengers.
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• Blade (Marvel)
  In [[1943]], he joined the Secret Invaders on a mission on the Irish Sea's, where he found and destroyed U-666, a Nazi U-Boat being possessed by [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Kyle Rayner
  [[Category:Irish-Americans]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Metropolis (DC)
  ...er points further west. (Superman: Secret Files 2009) During [[1845]], the Irish came to the city where they were persecuted by people and a riot emerged fr ...ization came to operate in the shadows as an invisible empire to hide from superheroes. Their existence was meant to be a secret which was how they dealt their bu
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• Eric O'Grady
  He had said that he had grown up Irish Catholic and claimed that this allowed him to recognise guilt quickly. (Ant [[Category:Irish-Americans]]
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• Carter Hall (DC)
  ...n and Hawkgirl. The crooks ambushed Hawkman, with Pipe hitting him with an Irish warhammer and made their escape. When he recovered he joined Hawkgirl and K [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Plastic Man
  ...y of events. He was born '''Patrick O'Brian''' in Brooklyn, New York to an Irish mother who was heartbroken to see her son become a criminal. (JLA v1 #50) A ...an because he's a guy who doesn't have his own book, but he's one of those superheroes where even people who don't read comics know the name and recognize him. [S
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• Bullseye (Marvel)
  ...arth. After crumbling the foundation of Asgard, killing Ares, and with the superheroes intervening, the Dark Avengers were disassembled, and Bullseye captured. (S ... the world that was enacted by the Red Skull which saw many of the planets superheroes being killed. Set fifty years later, the older Lester was shown to wear the
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• Beast (Marvel)
  [[Category:Irish-Americans]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Banshee (Marvel)
  '''Sean Cassidy''' was a blonde haired Irish male [[Mutants (Marvel)|Mutant]] born in the modern age as a member of the ... out at night, he was mistaken by authorities for being a member of the '''Irish Republican Army''' who tried to arrest him with him going on the run. A mys
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• Silver Banshee
  [[Category:Irish]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Siryn
  It was noted that she spoke with a distinct Irish accent. (Spider-Woman v1 #37) [[Category:Irish]]
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• Jim Corrigan
  ...an appeared in the live-action television series where he was portrayed by Irish actor Emmett J. Scanlan. At some point, Momma Corrigan taught Jim how to sh [[Category:Irish-Americans]]
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• Dum Dum Dugan
  ...or ranking member of '''C.R.A.D.L.E.''' when a law was passed that forbids superheroes who were below the age of 21. (Outlawed v1 #1) [[Category:Irish-Americans]]
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• Daredevil (Marvel)
  ...erwards, and began to work on reverting Murdock's progress in legitimizing superheroes. (Daredevil v1 #595) Fisk additionally offered Matt to be his deputy mayor ...te taunting the mayor. In anger, Fisk decided to push towards a ban on all superheroes operating in the city. (Devil's Reign v1 #1)
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• Pat Dugan
  [[Category:Irish-Americans]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Mercury (Marvel)
  [[Category:Irish-Americans]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Iceman (Marvel)
  ...'Madeline Drake'''. (Uncanny X-Men v1 #319) His father was noted for being Irish-American Catholic, whilst his mother was Jewish. (Iceman v1 #1) According t [[Category:Irish-Americans]]
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