who are students at the Victor von Doom Institute for Gifted Youths in Doomstadt, discover that the school's annual "final exams" are actually fatal. They escape but are chased down by senior student Bucky Barnes, under orders from school headmaster Valeria Von Doom. Nico Minoru appears part of the A-Force under the War Zones banner. Members The new team includes alternate versions of Marvel heroes such as: Amadeus Cho of the Warzone, supposedly the brains of the group, as he can rig into computers and Doombots. He slightly admires Delphyne Gorgon. Cloak and Dagger of Arachnia, Tyrone is Dagger and Tandy is Cloak. The pair are siblings. Delphyne Gorgon of Arcadia, another member of the Night Witches. She loses an arm during the story. Frostbite (Sanna Strand) of Killville, a tough female who always sticks to the rules. She strongly dislikes Jubilee. Jubilee of Limbo, a member of a gang-type group called the Night Witches. However, it is not confirmed whether she is a vampire or not. Molly Hayes of the Kingdom of Manhattan, the only original Runaways character to appear. Pixie (Megan Gwynn) of Mutopia, the third member of Night Witches. Currently deceased. Skaar of Greenland, the Hulk of the group and Cho's bodyguard. Bibliography In addition to the three volumes of The Runaways, the group has appeared in two miniseries related to the intracompany crossovers "Civil War" (2006), which occurs between issues 21 & 22 of volume 2, and "Secret Invasion" (2008) which occurs between volumes 2 & 3. Collected editions Runaways has been collected in several volumes, in several formats. Runaways has also been collected in the following oversized hardcovers: Since 2014, Runaways had been collected in The Complete Collection: Accolades In other media Television In May 2008, a film version of the comic was in the scripting process, with Brian K. Vaughan writing and Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios President of Production, producing. Feige has said, "In our discussions with Brian, we wanted him to be the person to bring it to life. I think it won't be a precise story line of any [of his comics], but certainly it will be most similar to the tone or origins of his structure in its initial run". A 2011 release was considered, as Feige had expected a finished script in early 2009. In April 2010, Peter Sollett emerged as the front runner to direct the movie. In May