My Power as the God of obscure facts and information comes in handy…Ahh yes I love it when I rise to the challenge. More so because I managed to pull this off without resorting to a whole bunch of second tier characters. The only difficult one was the True in Love ,however, I think my choice is a good embodiment of this. See, comics are for everyone.

In a fight I try to reason things out before it comes to fisticuffs. Sometimes I’ll give in, just so you’ll shut up. But if you really cut me—you get the silent treatment. Silent treatment like the dead of winter, like the benthic level of the ocean, like the cold, dark recesses of the universe. Ask somebody who knows me. In college I gave my roommate the silent treatment for two months.
In a Fight you are The Invisible Woman…
Her power could be used to attack, but was most prominently used to turn invisible and to create protective force fields around herself and others. She could prevent anyone from touching her or seeing her, in addition she could turn others invisible and trap them in “bubbles” of energy. She is recognized as the most powerful and versatile member of the Fantastic Four.

In Everyday life I am resting on my laurels. I’m a lazy bum and only try hard enough to get by.
In Life you are Jubilee…
Jubilee was initially a tag-a-long. Who ended up saving Wolverine and becoming like a daugther to him. Her power, it has been said, could ultimatly generate an explosion akin to a fusion bomb. She never did manifest it on this level though. A lot to the time her attacks were just low grade fireworks. Usually Jubilee stumbled into strong attacks or manifested them when under emotional stress. She normally fumbled through situations with Wolverine hacking and slashing most of their enemies. She was only a leader when teamed with another group of young heros and then she used what she learned from the older Xmen…along with her ability to piss people off.

In Temperament I have the patience of the saints. I will listen to people babble on and on for hours at a time. I just don’t want to be rude. But cross me and you get the abovementioned ice princess.
In Temperment you are Storm…
Storm has been a leader and one of the strongest members of the X-Men, she may well be one of the first black female superheros of note. She is one of the most powerful mutants on earth able to harness the power of the weather, however, she always held back. She would fight, but she would rarely let loose all of her power. In contrast to her name she was one of the more calm personas in the X-Men…but woe to any who crossed her.

In Love (I would like to think) I’m a woman’s woman. Strong, emotionally intelligent, not a man-eater really, nor a ball-buster. Just no nonsense and all that 21st century stuff.
In love (you would like to think) you are Jean Grey…
One of the strongest and most powerful of all the mutants and possibly all the heros. Jean Grey has been the object of affection of several of the X-men including Wolverine and Angel, however her feelings remained intwined with the love of her childhood Cyclops. Jean was powerful on her own, but was also host to the Phoenix Force which made her one of the most powerful people in the universe. She is intelligent, a leader and strong willed. Jean has left many men in her wake, she is not a seductress it’s just that men are drawn to her especially her strength.

In Love I’m (probably really) the protagonist of Janis Ian’s “At Seventeen”. You know, “valentines that never came”/“chosen last for basketball” and that sort of thing.
In Love you’re (probably really) Rouge…
Always the outcast. Rouge was initially introduced as a villain having been raised by Mystique. When she did try to join the good side she had to save someones life before she could earn trust. Since her powers wouldn’t allow her to come in physical contact without hurting someone Rouge wore a full body suit with only her face exposed. She was always somewhat off to the side since she couldn’t touch anyone. Rouge always felt like a loner even to the point when she was pursued she would avoid it because she feared hurting someone. Several times in fights she lashed out at friends warning them that they couldn’t touch her. This meant that she was never able to be comforted.

In Public I am gregarious—super friendly. I will speak to any stranger, ask them if they’ve mailed off their taxes, what’s the matter why the line’s not moving, why the price of tomatoes has suddenly gone up. I actually get energy from interacting with people. At a party, I’m the last to go home.
In Public you are She-Hulk…
She-Hulk fully embraced the powers and appearance brought on by a blood transfusion from her cousin Bruce Banner (the Incredible Hulk). Unlike most superheros with a different appearance she prefers being She-Hulk even though she can change into her normal human form. She is bright, intelligent and outgoing…to the point where she made The Thing spend a weekend with her and had a one night stand with the Juggernaut. She Hulk is also known for breaking the fourth wall. She would burst through ads to get to fleeing villains, plea to the editor when she felt her writer was loosing control and even address fans. The Hulk has even said she’s what keeps him from being as mean as he could be.