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Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book)
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Seven Soldiers of Victory is a maxi-series, written by Grant Morrison, started in 2005 and ended in 2006. With two bookend issues, the bulk of the series comprises seven four issue miniseries, each one focusing on each one of the titular seven members. This series is notable in that none of the members of the team ever meet each other (with one or two exceptions). It is an update of DC's classic Seven Soldiers of Victory series.The series starts with the son of the original Spider, Thomas Dalt A.K.A. "I, Spyder", visiting Slaughter Swamp outside of Gotham City, and encountering the "Seven Unknown Men of Slaughter Swamp" who have chosen him for a certain task. Meanwhile, an about to retire Greg Saunders A.K.A. Vigilante (who was later revealed to be finally submitting to his werewolfism) creates a new Seven Soldiers of Victory team, made up of Spyder, a new Boy Blue, Merry the Gimmick Girl (called Gimmix), Dyno-Mite Dan, and the Whip to defeat a giant spider that was supposed to have been destroyed during Saunders' tenure in the old West. The team kill the spider, but in turn are decimated by the mysterious Sheeda, lead by the Neh-Buh-Loh Man, who have come to destroy the world in "The Harrowing".Each of the miniseries focuses on each member: Zatanna: After the events of Identity Crisis (2004) came to light and an incident in which she was indirectly responsible for the deaths of several of her friends and the release of a mysterious shape-shifting demon, Zatanna has lost all confidence in herself. But after meeting a mysterious young girl who asks to be her apprentice, Zatanna begins to travel down a path to learn the secrets of her father's legacy and regain her resolve. However, she soon discovers that her new apprentice is not entirely what she seems... Shining Knight: In the age of King Arthur Dragonhead, young Sir Ystin (pronounced Justin) and the flying horse Vanguard invade the mysterious Castle Revolving belonging to the Sheeda to kill their queen and recover one of the Seven Imperishable Treasures, the Cauldron of Rebirth. In order to ensure its safety, Ystin tosses the cauldron out of the castle and escapes, but ends up in modern times due to Castle Revolving's time traveling capabilities. After coming to terms with the loss of Camelot and all of its knights, Ystin goes forth to search for a way to end the Sheeda. Meanwhile, Vanguard, who was separated from his rider, is found by a mob boss, who is placed in a mysterious cauldron when ever he dies... Klarion: In the underground Puritan village of Limbo Town, lives the young Witch-Boy Klarion. After the discovery of a Sheeda rider, the elders of the village announced the sealing of the only gate to the upper "High Market", much to the frustration of Klarion who dreamed of seeing the outside world. Upon seeing the elders turning into a vile monster, Klarion escapes and eventually makes his way to the surface world of New York City. Being approached by a mysterious man named Melmoth to join a gang of childish thugs to steal a giant drill, one Klarion eventually discovers is to be used to enslave Limbo Town... Manhattan Guardian: Jake Jordan is going through a rough patch in his life: he's been fired from his job as a police officer after a nervous breakdown and his fiance, Carla, holds no respect for him. After his future father-in-law points him to a job for the mysterious "Manhattan Guardian" newspaper, the paper's founder, Ed Stargard, hires Jake as their "in-house superhero". While being the Manhattan Guardian has brought Jake out of his funk, multiple tragedies occur during the job, and Jake goes to confront Stargard. Upon meeting Stargard in person for the first time, Jake is told the story of the Newsboy Legion of Nowhere Street and their encounter with the Sheeda... Frankenstein: The "Spawn of Frankenstein" himself. After fighting against the evil machinations of Dark Melmoth, Frankenstein (The Monster, who is shown to have taken his creator's name) goes into a deep slumber for many years. Upon an invasion of a high school by the Sheeda, Frankenstein revives to continue his work. After coming across his foe on Mars, Frankenstein discovers that Melmoth is the former Sheeda King trying to defeat his wife and that Frankenstein partially owes his existence to him. After defeating his foe in a particularly spectacular manner, Frankenstein is inducted into the mysterious agency, S.H.A.D.E. who send him on a mission to stop the Sheeda-affiliated Neh-Buh-Loh Man... Bulleteer: Alix Harrower is an average woman, married to a Mad Scientist husband, Lance. Lance is attempting to create a new metallic superskin to become a superhero so he could live out his fantasy life with his wife or hook up with a superchick he met online. Unfortunately he Jumped at the Call, covering himself with his superskin, accidentally does the same to his wife, and dies in the process. Alix, who survives by a mere fluke, manages to stumble into the life of a C-list superhero while trying to deal with the husband's death and infidelity. All the while, she only really wants to be normal... Mister Miracle: Shilo Norman, one-time apprentice to the New God Scott Free, is doing pretty good for himself; he has achieved great fame as a master escape artist, just like his mentor. When attempting his greatest stunt yet, escaping a miniature black hole, he encounters the mysterious Metron in the event horizon, who desires to test him. Suddenly he finds himself in an alternate version of his own life, dealing with the problems of his fame while encountering people strangely similar to Kirby's New Gods... particularly one Mr. Dark Side... This series is frequently considered a Stealth Pilot for Final Crisis.For the Original Team, See the Seven Soldiers of Victory. | |
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There is a prophecy that the Sheeda will be defeated by a group of seven soldiers, so they pragmatically look out for groups of seven and either eliminate them or run away when they can't win (as they did when they fought the Justice League). But no-one said the seven soldiers had to be part of a single group. | |
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Abusive Precursors: Inverted. The Sheeda are revealed to be abusive successors, as they belong to a race that replaced humanity in the far future. Since Earth has become a wasteland during their time period, they survive by traveling back in time and pillaging civilizations who reached their developmental zenith. | |
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Faux Yay: Mind Grabber Man, who has just started his career as a superhero, pretends to be gay to stand out among other heroes and to avoid his agent's romantic advances. | |
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Genre Savvy | |
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Genre Savvy: The Sheeda Queen knows her people are phophesied to be defeated by a team of seven soldiers, so she deliberately attempts to kill any superhero team with seven members. To counter her, the Time Tailors arrange for the soldiers to never actually meet and form a concrete team. | |
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Continuity Porn | |
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Continuity Porn: The series references an absurd number of minor characters throughout DC history, with the most prominent example being Zachary Zor, who appeared in a story from More Fun Comics #55 as a one-shot villain for The Spectre. | |
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All There in the Manual | |
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All There in the Manual: Neither the original trade paperbacks, the deluxe hardcovers, or the omnibus reprint JLA Classified #1-3. While the maxi-series can stand on its own as a complete story, those issues nonetheless serve as the prelude. So, they are vital to providing context to in-story references (like to the Ultramarine Corps' mission into Qwewq) and setting up core plot points of the main narrative (Neh-Uh-Loh, the Sheeda, and the Prophecy of the Seven). | |
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In the Zatanna issues, the antagonist is Zachary Zor, a renegade time tailor who tried to ruin the fabric of reality by creating the Sheeda. | |
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The Cameo | |
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Bulleteer made a number of cameos in other stories after hers ended. The catch is she quit superheroing in the last issue of her series. It's most egregious when she appears in an incarnation of the Justice League seen in the series 52... a series co-written by Morrison themself! | |
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Poor Communication Kills | |
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Poor Communication Kills: The Iron Hand spends decades hating Greg Saunders, the original Vigilante, and even orchestrates the coming of the Sheeda and the deaths of Saunders's new Seven Soldiers team in the mistaken belief that Saunders was a racist after hearing him refer to one of the Hand's henchmen as "your kind." In fact, Saunders had recognized that said henchmen was a werewolf because Saunders was too. | |
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Faerie Court | |
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Faerie Court: Gloriana Tenebrae ruled over the fairy-like Sheeda for centuries. Following her death, one of her husband's bastard great-grandchildren took over before he got bored and left. It's unclear who currently rules. | |
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Depraved Bisexual: Gloriana's retinue includes both male and female slaves. | |
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Older Than They Look | |
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Older Than They Look: Deconstructed with Sally Sonic. Despite being in her 20s when her parents died, her eternal youth meant the Department of Child Disservices forcibly put her into an orphanage as they refused to believe she was an adult. "Eternal Superteens" is a business that creates porn of superpowered women who have eternal youth. All of the heroines featured still look like teenagers despite many of them implied to be decades or centuries old. | |
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God Save Us from the Queen! | |
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God Save Us from the Queen!: Gloriana Tenebrae, The Queen of Terror, is the cruel queen of the Sheeda, who plots to devastate countless civilizations across the ages. She is implied to be a far more ruthless ruler than her former husband, whose throne she has usurped. | |
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Cursed with Awesome | |
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Cursed with Awesome: Alix gains invulnerability and agelessness due to her moronic husband's failed attempt to make himself immortal to be with his extramarital lover, but her shiny new appearance means that she's not longer suitable for her job as a teacher for autistic children and her invulnerability stymies her attempt to kill herself when she realizes her husband was having an affair with a "superteen" porn star. | |
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Cryptic Background Reference | |
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Cryptic Background Reference: The series includes a ton of references to things that never are (and might never be) fully explained so as to allude to a greater universe outside of the story's events. The specific context of the downfall of the Newsboys of Nowhere Street for example is left unclear. | |
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A Pirate 400 Years Too Late | |
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A Pirate 400 Years Too Late: The Subway Pirates look and act like sea thieves, but as their name suggests, they operate by ransacking trains in the subways of Manhattan. | |
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Stable Time Loop | |
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Stable Time Loop: In the final issue, Klarion distracts Misty by proposing a theory that the Sheeda may have originated from a temporal paradox. When the Sheeda went back in time to ransack Camelot, Melmoth was left behind. He would go on to impregnate the women from Roanoke, who gave birth to the human-Sheeda hybrids from Limbo Town. These offsprings would carry the Sheeda genes for centuries, ensuring the species' survival into the far future. | |
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Poorly Disguised Pilot | |
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Poorly Disguised Pilot: The series had something of a prologue in JLA Classified #1-3 (collected in the trade paperback JLA: Ultramarine Corps), which introduced the Sheeda and the Neh-Buh-Loh Man (well, reintroduced in the latter's case). Mister Miracle's story sows the seeds for Final Crisis, establishing that Darkseid won a war in heaven and the New Gods are now inhabiting human bodies. Word of God is that each of the seven individual series was intended as this. As part of their pitch, Morrison specifically used characters with long publication histories or legacies, but little to no time in the spotlight. The intention was to leave the characters with a conceptual hook or setup that could be used to launch ongoing titles. In the end, only Frankenstein got a (short-lived) run whilst Zatanna got a run as a sequel to Vertigo one-shot Zatanna: Everyday Magic. | |
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Blessed with Suck | |
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Blessed with Suck: Bulleteer. Alix didn't want to be a superhero, her husband did. She was perfectly happy with a normal life, and after she received her powers she had to quit her job as a special needs teacher, then discovered her husband's second life and in a fit of despair tried to commit suicide by running until she hit something strong enough to kill her. | |
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The Greatest Story Never Told | |
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The Greatest Story Never Told: A running theme across the series is how many heroics are forgotten and left untold. Prominent examples include the last stand of the Seven Knights of Camelot being forgotten by the passage of eons and the rise and fall of the kid hero team the Newsboy Army (Ed actually tells the Guardian that the tale of their fall is "the mother of all scoops"). In a way the main narrative itself is this, as the entire point is that the Seven Unknown Men of Slaughter Swamp are deliberately assembling a super-team that never "assembles" and defeats the threat by fate driving them to work together without knowing. | |
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Zerg Rush | |
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Zerg Rush: Frankenstein at one point has to fight off a huge horde of vicious, chemically-maddened woodland critters. There are enough that their combined body masses add up to several tons, which mean that when they all pile on they don't so much hurt him as bury him. | |
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You Fight Like a Cow | |
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You Fight Like a Cow: "You have a stupid hat!" says Zatanna to the murderous Zachary Zor. Amusingly, this and saying his beard is stupid seems to get under his skin more than her actual rhetorical takedowns of his philosophy. | |
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I Just Want to Be Normal | |
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Lance begins an affair with Sally Sonic, intending for the two to become a superhero couple. Since he lacks powers of his own, he decides to experiment on his own body with Smartskin, a substance that bonds with collagen to make the skin indestructible. It's implied that the reason he died after exposing himself to the Smartskin is because he had taken off his wedding ring, allowing the material to coat his entire body and keep constricting until he couldn't breathe. His wife, Alix, survived because she had her ring on, which left a small gap on her finger so the metal didn't totally cover her. Though she now had the powers her husband was so obsessed with, her one desire is to be a normal woman. | |
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Fish out of Temporal Water | |
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Fish out of Temporal Water: Sir Ystin is a knight from the Arthurian ages who is teleported to modern day New York. The absurdity of the circumstances and the language barriers make it a massive challenge for Ystin to adjust to the new reality, though the final issue shows she has begun attending High School, and Ali Ka-Zoom suggests she will be able to return to her time period eventually. | |
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Painting the Medium | |
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Painting the Medium: There's a sequence in Victory where Zatanna and a few friends go through another dimension, and the scenery shifts to compensate. The panels become cubes, for starters, and—it's remarkably difficult to describe. During Zatanna's fight with Zor, he eventually starts ripping apart other panels, and Zatanna defeats him by falling through the empty space on the page so she can beat him to the future. Immediately following that, she tries to reach out of the comic itself, through a window to the Seven Unknown Men bordered with gears, typewriter heads, and colored ink. | |
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Bathtub Mermaid | |
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Bathtub Mermaid: Suli Stellamaris attends publicity events in a large specially made tank since she cannot walk on land or spend much time out of the water. | |
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Bookends | |
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Book Ends: Issue #0 ends with the deaths of Greg Saunders's team of Soldiers; the conclusion in issue #1 ends with the resurrection of the one slain Soldier, Mister Miracle. | |
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Magical Homeless Person | |
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Magical Homeless Person: Former Golden Age Kid Hero Ali-Ka Zoom grew up to be a hobo wizard after developing schizophrenia in adulthood. | |
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Growing Up Sucks | |
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Growing Up Sucks: The Newsboy Army is cursed by Zor, who rewrites their fates to deprive them of their brilliant futures. Lil' Hollywood becomes an alcoholic, Kid Scarface turns into a crime lord, Ali Ka-Zoom is debilitated by schizophrenia, Baby Brain becomes a recluse, and Chop Suzi is killed at age 14 after being raped by Captain. | |
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Lucky Seven | |
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Lucky Seven: The superheroes who attend a convention in Bulleteer #3 criticize Gimmick Girl's decision to go into battle in a team of six, since said number is considered to be unlucky. One of them adds that five is good, but seven is even better. | |
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Batman Can Breathe in Space | |
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Batman Can Breathe in Space: It's noticeable everyone requires spacesuits and masks in Mars' atmosphere except Frankenstein and Melmoth. | |
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Sinister Subway | |
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Sinister Subway: In The Manhattan Guardian, the New York subway system is home to a bizarre underworld in which bands of subway pirates raid stations to kidnap commuters off the platforms as slaves, and their mad captains race each other in search of a 'god machine' somewhere deep under NYC. | |
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Revenge Through Corruption | |
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Revenge Through Corruption: Vitaman was a criminal who was put away by Judge Smart. Once he gets out of prison, he gets his revenge by going after Smart's daughter, Sally Sonic. He seduces her, making her believe they would become a superhero couple. However, he get her involved in sex work, her hooked on drugs, and turned her into a criminal. | |
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Author Avatar | |
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Author Avatar: Nobeard of the Subway Pirates who bedevil the Manhattan Guardian is unilaterally considered a rendition of Morrison themself. Nobeard's archrival Allbeard thus represents Morrison's hated enemy Alan Moore. Since Morrison is writing the story, Nobeard is the one who wins their fight... although at the cost of being exposed to radioactive material that riddles his body with fatal cancers. According to Word of God, The Seven Unknown Men are all the authors who wrote themselves into DC Comics - meaning, of course, Morrison is among them (though not for Nobeard; they literally appeared as themself in Animal Man). | |
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Closet Punishment | |
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Closet Punishment: Sally Sonic was shut away in a cupboard during her stay in the Orphanage of Fear. | |
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Stock Unsolved Mysteries | |
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Stock Unsolved Mysteries: The Klarion miniseries has a rather unique solution to the famous 16th-century mystery of the missing colony of Roanoke Island. Their inhabitants retreated to an underground city and isolated themselves from the rest of the world. | |
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Jigsaw Puzzle Plot | |
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Jigsaw Puzzle Plot: A standard aspect of Morrison's stories. In this particular case, there's essentially 8 different narratives going on that intersect and cross over in ways that aren't immediately noticeable and will likely require multiple reads to fully understand. | |
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Weak to Magic | |
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Weak to Magic: Gloriana Tenebrae is vulnerable to the magic of Caliburn. | |
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Total Party Kill | |
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Total Party Kill: Issue #0 sees Greg Saunder's team get completely wiped out. Although I, Spyder is later revealed to have survived and turned into Gloriana's servant. | |
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Les Collaborateurs | |
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Les Collaborateurs: In Klarion, the Submissionaries were installed to keep the people of Limbo Town compliant for when Sheeda returned. In Frankenstein, Uglyhead cheerfully aids the Sheeda in their attempts to spread throughout his hometown. | |
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Knight in Shining Armor | |
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Knight in Shining Armor: Sir Ystin is a knight of Camelot who valiantly defends the world from the Sheeda by wielding the legendary sword Excalibur. | |
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Developing Doomed Characters | |
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Developing Doomed Characters: For 22 pages. Seven Soldiers #0 follows a team of fairly unlikable Z-list heroes who all die at the end, at the hands of the newly introduced main threat. The story of the real protagonists starts after this. | |
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Intentional Heartbreaker | |
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Intentional Heartbreaker: The former Kid Hero Sally Sonic was seduced by Vitaman, an older superhero who learned that she was the daughter of the judge who had put him and his brother away. In order to avenge himself, he got Sally hooked on drugs and turned her into a criminal. Later, after getting free of him, Sally got revenge on all men by seducing married men and utterly ruining their lives before dumping them, which is how she became the archnemesis of Bulleteer, whose husband was her final victim, who died when he tried to give himself superpowers in the deluded belief that it would get Sally back. | |
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The Fair Folk | |
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The Fair Folk: The Sheeda were stated to be based on, and In-Universe source of the stories about, the Unseelie Court. | |
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Accidental Child-Killer Backstory | |
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Accidental Child-Killer Backstory: Before becoming the Manhattan Guardian, Jake Jordan was a police officer who quit the force after shooting an unarmed teenager whom he had mistaken for the man who murdered his partner. | |
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Eldritch Abomination | |
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Eldritch Abomination: Nebula/Neh-Buh-Loh Man is a pitch-black creature who resembles a horned humanoid. Frankenstein reveals he is a sentient miniature universe. | |
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Department of Child Disservices | |
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Deconstructed with Sally Sonic. Despite being in her 20s when her parents died, her eternal youth meant the Department of Child Disservices forcibly put her into an orphanage as they refused to believe she was an adult. | |
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Dumb Blonde | |
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Dumb Blonde: One of the superheroes seen at a convention is Dumb Bunny, an attractive blond woman who claims to have a brain made entirely of solid muscle. | |
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Arc Number | |
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Arc Number: Issue #0 has a character note how important the number seven seems to be. The thing is, it's actually eight, because there were eight members in the original Seven Soldiers. Sevens-that-are-actually-eights recur throughout the story. The things you need to pay attention to are stuff like Zatanna's "-Anonymous" meeting. Notice how there are eight people there. The eighth is Misty. The "Eighth Seventh Soldier" in the finale is the Spyder, who helps deliver the finishing blow to Gloriana. Even the series itself is an example - Seven Soldiers is eight distinct miniseries, one for each character plus Seven Soldiers #0-1. | |
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Spin-Offspring | |
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Spin-Offspring: The short lived incarnation of the Seven Soldiers of Victory in Seven Soldiers #0 included the Whip III, granddaughter of the Whip II (a New Old West Zorro wannabe) and great-great-granddaughter of the Whip I (an Old West Zorro wannabe); I, Spyder, son of the original 7SoV member (and traitor) Alias the Spider; and Gimmix, daughter of Merry the Gimmick Girl and, therefore, niece of the first Star-Spangled Kid, who was also an original 7SoV member. In Seven Soldiers #1, the Bulleteer turns out to be directly descended from Aurakles, the world's first superhero. | |
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Big Bad | |
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The association between the colour red and action is invoked by Shining Knight during the speech at the end of her mini-series, when she announces her determination to slay the Big Bad by declaring "Red am I in battle. Red the ravens that follow me at my heels. Gloriana, I am your death." | |
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Time Abyss | |
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Time Abyss: The Nebula Man is three billion years old. | |
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FairyTaleMotifs | |
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Fairy Tale Motifs: Misty's backstory is based on Snow White. Gloriana is the Wicked Stepmother Evil Queen who wants to kill her, and the Neh-Buh-Loh Man is the hunter who is hired to assassinate her, but refuses to go through with the mission. | |
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Henshin Hero | |
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Henshin Hero: Sara Smart only has her powers when she's transformed into her Sally Sonic appearance, but she hasn't been a hero in a long time and is a henshin villain by the time of her appearance. | |
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Cowboy | |
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Cowboy: Greg Saunders was a singing cowboy in his Secret Identity. | |
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Fetish | |
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Fetish: Bulleteer's husband, in-canon, had a superhero fetish. It turns out that he wasn't exactly unique... | |
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Unusual Pets for Unusual People | |
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Unusual Pets for Unusual People: Alix has a pet mouse named Mickey that survived her husband experimenting with Smartskin on it. Both of them have metallic skin. | |
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Red Is Heroic | |
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Red Is Heroic: The association between the colour red and action is invoked by Shining Knight during the speech at the end of her mini-series, when she announces her determination to slay the Big Bad by declaring "Red am I in battle. Red the ravens that follow me at my heels. Gloriana, I am your death." Aurakles is the world's first superhero. In his origin story, he is presented in front of monochromatic backgrounds and his body is dyed in dull colours, which work in tandem to direct the reader's attention to Aurakles' vibrant red hair. In a similar manner, the end of the issue has a mostly black and white panel that draws attention to Bulleteer's red hair, symbolizing both her being Aurakles descendant and her fulfilling her role as a heroine. | |
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Canon Discontinuity | |
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Canon Discontinuity: Bulleteer made a number of cameos in other stories after hers ended. The catch is she quit superheroing in the last issue of her series. It's most egregious when she appears in an incarnation of the Justice League seen in the series 52... a series co-written by Morrison themself! Morrison ignored the Young Justice comic's take on Klarion when writing this series because they thought that version — best known for introducing himself as "Klarion... bum, bum, bum... the Witch Boy!" — was silly. | |
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Familiar | |
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Familiar: The citizens of Limbo Town are accompanied by draagas, which are animals they share a symbiotic relationship with. Klarion's is a cat named Teekl, whom he can communicate with via telepathy. | |
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Warrior Poet | |
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Warrior Poet: Frankenstein can lengthily quote Milton or The Bible even - or especially - in the middle of combat. | |
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Bodyguarding a Badass | |
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Bodyguarding a Badass: After losing her job as a teacher, Alix becomes the bodyguard to a mermaid actress. While merfolk have a number of impressive powers in the DCU they are rather vulnerable on land so it makes perfect sense for Suli Stellamaris to get a bodyguard. | |
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Arc Villain | |
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Arc Villain: In the Zatanna issues, the antagonist is Zachary Zor, a renegade time tailor who tried to ruin the fabric of reality by creating the Sheeda. Klarion's nemesis is revealed to be Melmoth, a former king of the Sheeda who is actually the progenitor of every inhabitant of Limbo City. He tries to invade the city, but is repelled by Klarion, before meeting his demise in Frankenstein's story. In accordance, Melmoth seems to consider Frankenstein his primary foe (and the feeling is mutual). Bulleteer's archenemy is Sally Sonic, a deranged former superheroine who becomes obsessed with ruining her life. The villain in Mister Miracle's issues is Mr. Dark Side, a mob boss who hosts the essence of an evil god. He turns out to be the Greater-Scope Villain of the meta-series, as he had agreed to let the Sheeda ransack the present in exchange for Aurakles. | |
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Serial Homewrecker | |
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Serial Homewrecker: The former Golden Age heroine Sally Sonic has become a pathological homewrecker as a result of being stuck in a permanently teenaged body, deliberately seeking out married men and sleeping with them specifically to ruin their marriages. For added villainy, after she finds out that her latest target, Lance Harrower, died in an accident, forcing his widow Alix to rent out her house in order to pay the bills, she moves in under her civilian identity, ingratiating herself with the unsuspecting Alix so that she can eventually kill her. | |
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Evil Is Sterile | |
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Evil Is Sterile: The Sheeda are so incapable of creating things that they have to travel through time and pillage previous civilizations in order to get the resources to maintain their own. The series as a whole could be considered a meta-commentary on the comic-book industry's tendency to plunder its own continuity for ideas. | |
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Ms. Fanservice | |
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Ms. Fanservice: The first issue of Bulleteer shows Alix both in and out of lingerie. | |
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Whip of Dominance | |
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Whip of Dominance: Shelly Gaynor is the grandaughther of a Golden Age hero called The Whip and she decides to resurrect the name and becomes a whip-wielding heroine, but unlike her grandpa, she adopts a Dominatrix theme with a Stripperiffic leather costume. She actually lampshades this, calling herself a superhero fetishist. | |
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Abusive Parents | |
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Abusive Parents: Bulleteer notes that Suli Stellamaris is excessivelly bossy towards her own son, whom she forces to work as her personal waiter at a superhero convention. | |
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Fate Worse than Death | |
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Fate Worse than Death: The Terrible Time Tailor, an alias of Zor, punishes the Newsboy Army by forcing them to decide between death and having their futures rewritten so they have miserable lives. The heroes choose the second option. | |
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Super Zeroes | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_b4b811ac | comment |
Super Zeroes: Bulleteer's story particularly focus on the "z-list" superheroes. A larger theme of the story is exploring lesser superheroics outside of the "Big Leagues" (in a way making this a Spiritual Antithesis to Morrison's own JLA work). | |
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Death by Despair | |
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Death by Despair: Guilt is a Sheeda weapon that torments it victims with painful truths much like a Harpy. | |
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Take That! | |
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Take That!: At one point, Frankenstein says that "madmen have said that the meek shall inherit the earth". He is referring to Jesus. | |
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Bifauxnen | |
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Bifauxnen: The Shining Knight is an androgynous young woman whom others often mistake for a delicate boy. | |
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Corrupt the Cutie | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_b5c56995 | comment |
Corrupt the Cutie: A recurring theme in the maxi-series is the corruption of innocents. In Zatanna, a minor villain called the Tempter tries to convince Misty to give up part of her soul. In Klarion, Melmoth plies Klarion with sweets in order to lure him into the Deviant Ones. In Guardian, the Newsboy Legion were corrupted by the Time Tailor, who rewrote their futures into bad ones. In Shining Knight, Gloriana tries repeatedly to break Ystin's will. In Mister Miracle, Granny Goodness and her Female Furies seek to lead Shilo Norman to Dark Side. In Bulleteer, Sally Sonic was tricked into imbibing an evil serum that turned her into a jaded antihero. In Frankenstein, Uglyhead, aided by the Sheeda, drives one of his classmates into self-destruction. | |
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Prophecy Twist | |
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Prophecy Twist: One of the treasures the New Gods left to Aurakles was "The spear that was never thrown". It turns out to refer to Aurakles's descendants. One of them is Alix Harrower/Bulleteer, who delivers the final blow to Gloriana Tenebrae when she accidentally rams her with a car while struggling with Sally Sonic for control of the vehicle. There is a prophecy that the Sheeda will be defeated by a group of seven soldiers, so they pragmatically look out for groups of seven and either eliminate them or run away when they can't win (as they did when they fought the Justice League). But no-one said the seven soldiers had to be part of a single group. | |
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Splash of Color | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_bbb3a5a0 | comment |
Splash of Color: In Aurakles' origin story, the panel where the narrator mentions the secret of the enchanted spear is coloured in black and white, except for the hero's bright red hair. This colour scheme is replicated later in the comic, in the panel immediately after Bulleteer runs over Gloriana, where everything is monochromatic except for the heroine's red hair. This is meant to represent how she is Aurakles' distant descendant, as well as the personification of the enchanted spear of legend. | |
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Alliterative Name | |
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Alliterative Name: A side character is the FBI agent Helen "Sky-High" Helligan. The main antagonist of Bulleteer's story is the superheroine-turned-supervillain Sally Smart, alias Sally Sonic, alias Sara Smart. | |
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Of Corsets Sexy | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_c0c7a82e | comment |
Of Corsets Sexy: Zatanna wears a corset in some of her costumes. She acknowledges that they were all designed to enhance her sexual appeal. | |
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Irony | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_c335b9ec | comment |
Irony: Lance begins an affair with Sally Sonic, intending for the two to become a superhero couple. Since he lacks powers of his own, he decides to experiment on his own body with Smartskin, a substance that bonds with collagen to make the skin indestructible. It's implied that the reason he died after exposing himself to the Smartskin is because he had taken off his wedding ring, allowing the material to coat his entire body and keep constricting until he couldn't breathe. His wife, Alix, survived because she had her ring on, which left a small gap on her finger so the metal didn't totally cover her. Though she now had the powers her husband was so obsessed with, her one desire is to be a normal woman. The Spider's betrayal of the 1940s team is matched and inverted by I, Spyder betraying Gloriana and thus helping the newer Soldiers defeat her. | |
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Chrome Champion | |
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Chrome Champion: Alix's skin was bonded with a metallic Smartskin. | |
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Horrible Judge of Character | |
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Horrible Judge of Character: One of the "heroes" Greg Saunders recruits for his team is the "new" Little Boy Blue, who turns out to be the nephew of Saunders' archenemy, Ramon Solomano. The boy is the one who summons the Sheeda to decimate the team, unwittingly perishing alongside them. | |
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Fallen Hero | |
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Fallen Hero: Originally Sara Smart was a teen hero called Sally Sonic, but since she didn't age after her parent's deaths the state declared her a minor, took her house and forced her into an abusive orphanage. After she escaped she was taken in by a WWII era "hero," who had never been really all that heroic to begin with, who talked her into doing superpowered porn to make him money, got her addicted to drugs, and loaned her out to villains. By the time she meets Alix it has been a long time since she was anything like a hero. | |
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Brain Theft | |
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Brain Theft: Neh-Buh-Loh was charged with killing Misty Kilgore and bringing her brain back to Queen Gloriana. Unable to do it, he instead brought stole the brain of a telepath and offered that to Gloriana instead. | |
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Shout-Out | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_c75df49a | comment |
Shout-Out: Alix's pet mouse is named Mickey. Melmoth is named after Melmoth the Wanderer. Bulleteer mentions how some people grow so obsessed with developing superpowers they make stupid decisions, such as interacting with "venomous insects and dangerous animals in the expectation of receiving some totem power". This is a reference to the Ezekiel Sims arc from The Amazing Spider-Man (J. Michael Straczynski), where the protagonist wonders if the radioactive spider that bit him and granted him his powers may in fact have been the avatar of a supernatural totemic entity. | |
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Necromancer | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_c81e2bba | comment |
Necromancer: All of the residents of Limbo Town use necromancy to create slaves. They control the undead with rods, which Klarion uses to enslave Frankenstein in the final issue. | |
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Legacy Character | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_c9e5a0db | comment |
Legacy Character: Bulleteer is based on Bulletman and Bulletgirl, superheroes who acted during the 1940's. She gets to meet her predecessor, who disapproves of her costume. The Manhattan Guardian is based on the Guardian who protected the Newsboy Legion. The Mr. Miracle in this series is Shilo Norman, the former protégé of the eponymous New God. | |
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One Extra Member | |
| Seven Soldiers of Victory (2005) (Comic Book) / int_cbd6f9a9 | comment |
One Extra Member: In the conclusion, I Spyder acts as an unofficial "eighth soldier" and helps defeat the villain. Given that he was remade by the Seven Unknown Men, this was the whole point of the character both in and out of universe. | |
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Word of God | |
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Word of God is that each of the seven individual series was intended as this. As part of their pitch, Morrison specifically used characters with long publication histories or legacies, but little to no time in the spotlight. The intention was to leave the characters with a conceptual hook or setup that could be used to launch ongoing titles. In the end, only Frankenstein got a (short-lived) run whilst Zatanna got a run as a sequel to Vertigo one-shot Zatanna: Everyday Magic. | |
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Spiritual Antithesis | |
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Spiritual Antithesis: In JLA, Morrison took the biggest names in the biggest teams of DC and made a grand, cosmic epic. Here, Morrison takes a forgotten team of lesser characters and explores them stepping up to the plate of saving the world. | |
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Orphanage of Fear | |
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Orphanage of Fear: Madame Eva Martinette's Bleakdale Home for Bereaved Children was run by an abusive woman. Sally, who was physically a child but mentally a grown woman, was forcibly sent there by mistake and used her powers to run away. | |
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Corporate-Sponsored Superhero | |
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Corporate-Sponsored Superhero: The Guardian was sponsored by a newspaper. | |
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Mortality Phobia | |
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Mortality Phobia: Alix Harrower got her powers from an accident brought on by her husband's extreme obsession with his own mortality. Unable to cope with the thought of going grey or developing wrinkles, Lance Harrower tried to infuse his skin with a metal coating, but instead suffocated when the coating completely enveloped him. Alix herself became coated in the stuff after he grabbed her for help, but survived because the metal couldn't spread under her wedding ring, which left a small portion of normal skin for her to receive an intradermal cure. | |
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Hoist by His Own Petard | |
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Hoist by His Own Petard: As revealed in an issue of Bulleteer, Boy Blue summoned the Sheeda on the Iron Hand's behalf in #0 by blowing his horn; thus he unwittingly ensures that he's one of their first victims. | |
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Matricide | |
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Matricide: Nepton tries to kill his mother, the mermaid Suli, by poisoning her water tank, but Bulleteer manages to save her. He makes another attempt on her life at the end of the comic, and it's implied he succeeded, as Bulleteer was distracted investigating an apparent assassination attempt on Big Thunder. | |
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Animal Testing | |
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Animal Testing: Lance tested his Smartskin on a mouse before he tried it for himself. The mouse survived and went on to become Alix's pet Mickey while Lance suffocated to death. | |
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Immortality Seeker | |
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Immortality Seeker: In Bulleteer, the titular heroine gained her unbreakable skin as a result of her scientist husband trying to preserve his own body in a metallic compound. Ironically, the compound ended up killing him. | |
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Breakout Character | |
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Breakout Character: Frankenstein appeared in both Final Crisis and Blackest Night, got his own Flashpoint mini-series and had his own title for a while after the reboot. A different version of Sir Ystin also appeared in Paul Cornell's Demon Knights. | |
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Transformation Trinket | |
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Transformation Trinket: Sara Smart uses the magical Whistle of the Wind Kings to transform into her super powered Sally Sonic form. | |
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Chekhov's Gunman | |
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Chekhov's Gunman: I, Spyder's revamp is apparently killed in the 0 issue, but Shining Knight's book reveals he has survived and been turned into one of the Sheeda's brainwashed servants. He becomes very important in the conclusion, in which he manages to break free from the brainwashing and shoot an arrow through Gloriana's mouth, which causes her to fall off from her ship and into the streets below, where she meets her demise after being run over by Bulleteer. | |
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Decoy Protagonist | |
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Decoy Protagonist: The zeroth issue is narrated by Shelly Gaynor, aka the Whip. She, along with the rest of the 2nd team of Seven Soldiers, are killed at the end of the issue. | |
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Whole-Plot Reference | |
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Whole-Plot Reference: Misty Kilgore's backstory is a retelling of the "Snow White" tale. | |
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Expy | |
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Expy: The Newsboy Army are an In-Universe one for classic Jack Kirby characters the Newsboy Legion, where the Guardian character originated. | |
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Meaningful Rename | |
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Meaningful Rename: The Nebula Man now calls himself the Neh-Buh-Loh Man while the Oracle's name turns out to be a corruption of "Aurakles". | |
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Bishōnen Line | |
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Bishōnen Line: The Nebula Man actually becomes smaller when he returns as the Neh-Buh-Loh Man; he's clearly seen towering over the Soldiers in Justice League of America #100. | |
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A Deadly Affair | |
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A Deadly Affair: Lance's affair turns deadly, with he himself being the one to die. In a twist this is not what he intended, though the woman he was cheating on his wife with finds it amusing and was the one who pushed him to try the experiment which killed him, as he was trying to make himself immortal for her. | |
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Time-Traveling Jerkass | |
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Time-Traveling Jerkass: The Sheeda are an entire race of fairy-like humanoids from the far future who travel through time and pillage human civilization for raw materials to maintain their crumbling civilization. And then there's Melmoth, their former king, who went back in time to the days of the Roanoke colony and impregnated all of its female inhabitants. | |
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