Here is a card list of my Strength / Intellect deck, slightly modified from the one I described in part V.  This printout is made possible by OPDeck, a fabulous deck building program for OverPower.  See my links page for more info.

Homebase: Marvel Universe
Team:
    Darkseid (6-3-8-6)
    Doc Samson (2-2-7-6)
    Hulk (1-3-8-6)
    Thing (1-5-8-3)
Mission: Fatal Attractions
Battlesite: (none)
Aspect Cards:
   Any-Homebase - A-Next [OPD]
Specials:
   Any Character - Bastion [OPD]
   Any Character - Confusion [OPD]
   Any Character - Devourer Of Worlds [OPD]
   Any Character - Guardian Angel [OPD]
   Any Character - The Fortress Of Solitude [OPD]
   Any Hero - Gamma Terror [OPD]
   Any Hero - Power Leech [OPD]
   Any Hero - Web-Headed Wizard [OPD]
   Darkseid - Omega Effect [OPD]
   Doc Samson - Head Shrinker
   Hulk - Enraged [OPD]
   Hulk - Power Leap [OPD]
   Thing - Clobberin' Time [OPD]
Power cards:
       Fighting: 2 2 2
       Strength: 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8
       Intellect: 3 3 3 5 5 5
       MultiPower (EFSI): 1 1 1 4 4 4 4
       Any-Power: 5
Teamwork cards:
    1 * Energy 6 or more to use, follow-ups in Strength and Intellect
    1 * Strength 6 or more to use, follow-ups in Fighting and Intellect
    2 * Strength 7 or more to use, follow-ups in Fighting and Intellect
    2 * Strength 8 or more to use, follow-ups in Fighting and Intellect
    2 * Intellect 6 or more to use, follow-ups in Fighting and Strength
Artifact cards:
    1 * The Book Of The Darkhold
    1 * Shadowhelmet
Event cards:
   Shockwave Rocks The World! - No cards with an Energy icon may be used to attack this battle.
Total cards: 56
Usable cards:
    50 for Darkseid
    42 for Doc Samson
    50 for Hulk
    43 for Thing
Exclusive cards:
    2 for Darkseid
    1 for Doc Samson
    2 for Hulk
    1 for Thing
 

    I built the first version of this deck in the Spring of 1997 and casually modified it over the next year or so, each time removing cards that did not live up to my expectations and keeping the ones that did.  This deck went through many different styles.  I think I became so attached to this deck because I spent so much time working with this deck fine tuning it to a well oiled machine.  To me, this deck works very well and I have no plans to take this deck apart.  I won the last tournament I was able to compete in with this deck, losing only 1 game that day.  For people just starting out I recommend that you build one deck you like and stick with it.  You should feel free to make minor modifications, even change a character or two if you find some who do not work well, but leave the essence of the deck intact.  I think it would only hurt a new player to change decks frequently.