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Blue Mana Battery (Legends) - Amy Weber
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Ankh of Mishra
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Many scholars believe that these creatures were the result of Urza's first attempt at mechanical life, perhaps created in his early days as an apprentice to Tocasia.
Artist: Amy Weber
"Seasinger"
Fallen Empires 1994 | Illus. Amy Weber
WWE Diva Search 2004:
In 2004 the WWE Diva Search returned for its second edition but this time instead of an exclusive online voting system. Over 7,000 women applied and they were narrowed down to just 28. Despite reports that the contest would be handled in a classy manner, the elimination rounds featured the wannabe divas performing suggestive acts and seducing male Superstars. The 10 finalists were Christy Hemme, Carmella DeCesare , Joy Giovanni, Amy Weber, Maria Kanellis, Tracie Wright, Michelle McCool, Chandra Costello, Camille Anderson and Julia Costello.
The eventual winner of the competition was Christy Hemme, who unlike the previous years winner, received a one year contract with WWE worth $250,000.
Despite not winning the competition Candice Michelle, Amy Weber, Michelle McCool and Joy Giovanni were all hired by WWE.
Candice Michelle won the Women's Championship and Michelle McCool held the Women's Championship (×2), the Diva's Championship (×2) and is a WWE Hall of Famer as part of the class of 2025.
Amy Weber