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Malice comes from Fantastic Four #280, written by John Byrne. Sue, who was called the Invisible Girl at the time, was taken by two villains, the Hate-Monger and his master, Psycho-Man.

As part of the promotion for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, the cast sat down and met their Marvel Rivals counterparts, ...

Malice in the Palace, which focuses on an Indiana Pacers-Detroit Pistons brawl that devolved into a fan riot in which Pacers players fought fans in the stands, is a particularly interesting piece ...

And then, in a matter of minutes, that all went away. "The Malice at the Palace," as it's commonly known now, effectively broke up the 2004-05 Pacers before they could ever really accomplish anything.

Malice is self-consciously evil; Ego is mostly dedicated to tales from his childhood, college days, and early professional career as a temp, centered on his cleverness, the stupidity of everyone ...