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The Pride debuted in Runaways #1, and were created by Brian K. Vaughan and Adrian Alphona.
They were The Runaways parents, a group of archetypical supervillains who kept their illicit activities secret from their children.
Origin
The Pride was called together in 1984 by the Gibborim. The six members of the Pride who served them best would be allowed to rule over the paradise that Earth would become once the Gibborim achieved their goal. The remaining six members would perish with the rest of the human race. For 25 years the Gibborim had given The Pride wealth and power over the entire "city of angels". More on [ Pride (comics) ]
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