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5 Awesome Characters We Almost Got in Kenner’s Super Powers Line
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While Kenner’s Super Powers line was far from the first time DC Comics’ heroes and villains had graced shelves, it’s often taken for granted today how groundbreaking its character selection was for the era.
McFarlane’s Super Powers continuation line finally righted this wrong earlier this year, included Supergirl in its thirteenth wave.
This Super Powers Supergirl is in yet a third costume, modelled after her post-Crisis look, introduced in 1988.
The McFarlane Super Powers line is itself a testament to the enduring popularity of the original line.
What characters would have liked to see in Super Powers?