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• Kyle Rayner
  [[Category:Mexican-Americans]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Chris Kent (DC)
  ...r launched into space where the newborn emerged on Earth where a couple of Mexican immigrants found the boy before he could be taken by the United States mili [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Sam Alexander (Marvel)
  [[Category:Superheroes]] [[Category:Mexican Superheroes]]
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• General Zod
  ...They rallied under General Zod who took over Metropolis and imprisoned the superheroes that challenged them whilst they built their fortress. Zod and Ursa kept th ...ched into space where the newborn landed on Earth where he was taken in by Mexican immigrants and became the superhero known as Superman. Zod along with the r
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• Thunderbolt Ross
  ...Hulk with this site being [[Hulkbuster Base]] which was located in the New Mexican desert. General Ross was given command due to holding the most experience w ...erheroes to battle the Red Hulk. (Hulk v2 #8) He fought the various female superheroes only to be defeated and rendered unconscious. The heroes waited to see him
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• Reptil
  [[Category:Superheroes]] [[Category:Mexican Superheroes]]
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• Jaime Reyes
  ...im. However, an angry Jaime refused as he believed he was abandoned by the superheroes during the battle with Brother Eye. He was later attacked by Ents sent by t [[Category:Mexican-Americans]]
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• Mystique (Marvel)
  In [[1921]], she was operated in the Mexican Sonoran Desert region when she was captured and sentenced to be executed by [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Jessica Cruz
  [[Category:Superheroes]] [[Category:Female Superheroes]]
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• Taskmaster
  One of his first jobs for the Org was retraining Mexican Special Forces to take over the operations from the drug cartels. (Taskmast Mayor Fisk came to declare the passing of a law that banned superheroes in the city with him deputising the Thunderbolt Unit that would arrest any
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• Robbie Reyes
  He came to be known as '''La Leyenda''' (The Legend) among the Mexican community and also as '''the Legend of Hillrock Heights'''. (Ghost Rider v8 [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Mac Gargan
  ...e recruited by [[Lucia von Bardas]] to attack [[Nick Fury]] and a group of superheroes involved in the Secret War at [[Latveria]]. Each of the hired mercenaries w ...]] in the Multiverse. This version was '''Maximus Gargan''' was a tattooed Mexican mob boss that worked with the the Prowler [[Aaron Davis]] where Gargan came
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• Alejandra Jones (Marvel)
  ...male human born he daughter of an American human trafficker and an unknown Mexican woman. Her father was said to had been many women some of whom he had gotte Her biological father was a human trafficker who had slept with many Mexican women some of whom he got pregnant. This led to Alejandra having many 'brot
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• Anya Corazon
  [[Category:Mexican-Americans]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Warren Worthington III
  ... attention of [[Professor X]] who recruited him to join his team of Mutant superheroes called the [[X-Men]] where he joined [[Cyclops (Marvel)|Cyclops]], [[Beast '''Chateau Worthington''' was situated in in the New Mexican Rockies. (Incredible Hulk Annual v1 #7) It was also known as '''Angel's Aer
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• Living Lightning
  [[Category:Mexican-Americans]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Firebird (Marvel)
  ...Bonita Juarez's father. (West Coast Avengers v2 #22) Bonita's parents were Mexican immigrants who moved to Buena Vista, a 'barrio' located outside Albuquerque ...t too much. Tracing the call signal, she was surprised to find other local superheroes had responded as well. Joining with Red Wolf, Shooting Star, Phantom Rider
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• Victor Mancha
  Ultron came to instil a deep-rooted love of superheroes. (Runaways v2 #6) [[Category:Mexican-Americans]]
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• Bunker (DC)
  Raised in the small Mexican village called 'El Chilar', Miguel Jose Barragan had grown up in a loving a [[Category:Superheroes]]
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• Catalina Flores
  [[Category:Mexican-Americans]] [[Category:Superheroes]]
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