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How did Spider-Man first use his powers to make money in comics?
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How many Infinity Gems exist in Marvel Comics?
Answer: Six
Why: The six gems represent cosmic dominion over Space, Time, Mind, Power, Reality, and Soul.
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How did Spider-Man get the black symbiote suit in Secret Wars?
Answer: An alien fabric machine on Battleworld
Why: Thor and the Hulk sent Peter to a clothing machine, but he activated the one holding the symbiote's prison.
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In the MCU, who is the Collector's brother?
Answer: The Grandmaster
Why: In the comics each Elder of the Universe is the last of a different ancient race, so their brotherhood is only figurative.
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How did the Fantastic Four acquire their superpowers?
Answer: Cosmic ray exposure
Why: The four launched Reed's rocket without permission to beat the Soviets into space, and cosmic rays hit them in flight.
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What event triggered the Superhuman Registration Act in Civil War?
Answer: The Stamford explosion
Why: Nitro exploded mid-fight on a New Warriors reality show in Stamford, killing over 600 people and turning public opinion against heroes.
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What metal is Captain America's round shield made of?
Answer: Vibranium
Why: Metallurgist Myron MacLain cast it by accident during World War II while working on tank armor, and he could never repeat the process.