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    Got a daughter who can name every Pokémon and where she first saw it? A kid who spends as much time drawing graphic novels as reading them? A budding scientist whose questions about the universe have long since outstripped your ability to answer them?

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    It seems antiquated now given the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s history, but at one point the franchise had a major villain problem on its hands. Though movies in the series were well received across the first three phases, there was routinely a note that the antagonists were the weakest piece of each movie. Luckily, the villains…