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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | If a Superhero has a Rogues Gallery, it's an obvious plot for the villains to team up. A Villain Team-Up is almost always for the sole purpose of ganging up on a hero or hero team and finishing them off once... and for all!!! Villains will almost never team up to rob a bank together, or commit any other crime together. Which makes sense, because the typical Rogues Gallery has villains with nothing in common at all, other than hating the hero. |
