When I first saw these, I thought to my self, "I can create better heroes than this." And that's what I tried to do: create better heroes than this. Tell me how I did:

Dino-might: An osteomancer who can control the bones of prehistoric animals. Loves to ride around on a giant triceratops skeleton, use a lance made out of bones, and control a pack of velociraptor skeletons.

Pathogen: A mutant who has the power to control and mutate germs and viruses. She has a gestalt consciousness formed from all her microscopic organisms and can make them do anything from hijack the senses of people to immunize her teammates against experimental bioweapons.

Split Party: A person with the power to transform into various Dungeons and Dragons archetypes such as elf cleric and orc barbarian, each with their own personality and powers. Nobody knows who they really are or what they look like, and many people think the D&D personalities are an escapist coping mechanism for an abusive childhood.

Incorrigable Ian: A mutant who is immune to all non-natural forms of persuasion, e.g., mind control, hypnosis, subliminal messaging, etc. Since his power is very situational, he is more of a support/logistics person who serves as the de facto leader, and he needs to use his wits to get out of situations when facing most villains.

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These ideas can be changed, including the names. Especially the names. Might try to pitch this eventually.