Yea...Asgard blowing up wasn't exactly an original idea...sigh...it saddens me how much Marvel re-cycles things...

I think the Hood has them as of last New Avengers. SighWhy am I still buying that book. It doesn't even have the Sentry in it.

Attorney Cass Brennan was affiliated with which group in the mainstream Marvel Universe?

I think she was a member of The Bar. An organization dedicated to fermenting evil the world over. And that's not just in the Marvel universe.

Also, I think she was a member of Moonknight's little grouping. The Shadow cabinet or Shadow Congress or something sort of grouping that ends in a word that in and of itself begins with the letter "C" and with "The Shadow" in the beginning of it's name.

Shadow with a C-something-or-other? Was it Shadow Court? Shadow Covenant? Shadow Club? Shadow Country...Club?!? Sorry I'm half asleep, i'll just go now.

Moon Knight's Shadow Cabinet is the correct answer...take it away, JTR!

And yet, I bet not one of them knew what evil lurked in the minds of men. Especially congressmen.

I'll try not to take that personally.

Well, I didn't know you were an evil being bent on destroying the world for your dark master. My bad. I thought you were just VP of the USA.
Oh, wait. NM, I should've known.

Dr Markov used a device on old people, including Thomas Raymond's Uncle Julius , to transform them into young people.
What was the name of this device?

V!AGRA!

You knew someone was gonna say it.....

No, it wasn't that "V" stuff. This was an actual machine.

And did you know that what you did is considered "bypassing the word filter" and could get you suspended from the forum for a day. Or worse, if you've done it before and were warned.

You know, for a moment there I thought I recalled reading that Torch story, about a scam of turning old people young; then I realized I was thinking of a Crimson Avenger story with exactly the same plot.

In either case I don't recall the name of the machine.

It was one of those Torch stories from the fifties. Originally in an issue of "Young Men", circa 1954.
Dr. Markov never used the device on himself, since after 30 days, the people who'd had the treatment turned into dust.

I know it was reprinted years later.