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Ids of Marvel characters without Image

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RRestuta
Last edited Aug 5, 2015
Created on Jul 20, 2015

This example visualizes the IDs of 512 Marvel characters who lack images in the Marvel Comics API, showing their distribution across the total 1,485-character dataset. It plots the IDs as a chronological strip, highlighting the 34.5% missing-image rate. The visualization uses D3.js, fetching data from the Marvel API endpoint and rendering the ID list as a structured array for display.

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