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The Order (2007) (Comic Book)
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The Order was a Marvel Comics comic book series written by Matt Fraction and drawn by Barry Kitson.It featured California's post-Civil War (2006) team, called, well, the Order, and their struggles to deal with a superpowered all-girl vigilante gang, a Cold War sleeper cell, and a conspiracy to undermine the Initiative, among other things. | |
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Tropaholics Anonymous | |
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Tropaholics Anonymous: Henry still attends AA meetings when he can, and tries to get Tony to do so as well. | |
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Dead All Along | |
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Dead All Along: Sam Softly has been dead since the late '50s. The one the Order faces is actually a series of Ridiculously Human Robots built in his image. | |
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Custom Uniform of Sexy | |
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Custom Uniform of Sexy: All the female members wears revealing outfits, many baring their midesctions as seen in the page image. Justified, as they're supposedly a celebrity team and the series was published in the 2000's, at a time when this kind of look was practically compulsory at all times for any female celebrity under forty. | |
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Discard and Draw | |
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Discard and Draw: Mulholland Black lost her mutant powers after M-Day, and was recruited into Tony Stark's Fifty State Initiative and given an artificial version of her powers. Then when she was depowered by the bad guys, it reactivated her original powers. Or so she thought. It was really Stane rebooting Stark's tech-based powers, but more potent and less controlled. | |
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Psycho Ex-Girlfriend | |
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Psycho Ex-Girlfriend: Played with. Wendy isn't really insane. She was, however, a terrible girlfriend who took advantage of Holly in the hopes of having someone with superpowers in her gang, and she appears to harbor delusions that Holly still loves her. | |
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Voluntary Shapeshifting | |
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Voluntary Shapeshifting: Becky Ryan can be anything she wants to be... | |
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Career-Ending Injury | |
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Career-Ending Injury: Several of the Order's members lost their previous careers to injuries. "Calamity" James Wa was a track and baseball star throughout high school and into his college years, due to his phenomenal running speed. He was even on the cover of Sports Illustrated, referred to as "the boy most likely to succeed." Not long after, he lost his legs in a car accident. Milo Fields was a former soldier who was shot through the spine after becoming an anti-war protester. Dennis Michael Murray was a warrant officer who was critically wounded and paralyzed during the incident that led to Tony Stark becoming Iron Man. | |
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Stage Mom | |
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Stage Mom: Becky Ryan's dad forced her to become a country music star at a very early age. | |
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Bury Your Gays | |
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Bury Your Gays: In the end, Henry Hellrung is forced to kill lesbian Mulholland Black after her powers go out of control. | |
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Fusion Dance | |
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Fusion Dance: Milo and Becky manage to fuse into a single hybrid form after their powers and equipment are disabled. | |
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Hero with Bad Publicity | |
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Hero with Bad Publicity: The Order retains the services of one of the best PR firms available, but S.H.A.D.O.W.'s machinations and the ensuing destruction tests the limits of this firm's abilities. | |
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Bury Your Disabled | |
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Bury Your Disabled: Quadriplegic Heavy dies horribly after Stane disables the nanites that keep his damaged lungs functional. | |
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Former Child Star | |
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Former Child Star: Before becoming a superhero, Rebecca "Becky" Ryan was a former child country star, with much of the attendant mental baggage. | |
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The Man Behind the Man | |
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The Man Behind the Man: S.H.A.D.O.W. was made up by Ezekial Stane. | |
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Celebrity Superhero | |
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Celebrity Superhero: The team is half-way between this and Celebrity Masquerade, being a group of existing celebrities who were given artificial superpowers as part of the short-lived Avengers Initiative project after Civil War (2006). Despite their publicity-oriented origin, they ended up as a well-intentioned and quite competent superhero team, until Ezekiel Stane picked them as C-List Fodder to be curb-stomped as his first major act of supervillainy, leading to the death of two of their number. | |
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Take That, Audience! | |
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Take That, Audience!: There's a fan theory that the Sudden Downer Ending, in which Ezekiel Stane curb-stomps the entire team just to piss off Tony Stark, is a metafictional Take That! with Stane representing Marvel fans who are only interested in decades-old characters and don't support series starring newly-created characters. | |
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Mecha-Mooks | |
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Mecha-Mooks: S.H.A.D.O.W.'s got plenty. The M.A.N. from S.H.A.D.O.W. is actually the M.E.N. from S.H.A.D.O.W., and they make up 90 percent of Stane's fabricated No Such Agency. | |
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Talking Weapon | |
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Talking Weapon: Athena archetype Avona's talking sword is technologically crafted and named "Bluetooth". | |
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All of the Other Reindeer | |
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All of the Other Reindeer: The Order gets almost no respect from the people of California, and is mostly seen as Tony Stark's vanity project. The fact that it's run by his ex and his AA sponsor probably doesn't help. | |
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Downer Ending | |
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Downer Ending: The whole team gets curb-stomped by Ezekiel Stane, whose actions force Henry to kill Mulholland Black to prevent her Stane-induced Superpower Meltdown from destroying LA. To add insult to injury, he only did it to piss off Tony Stark, and none of the Order members get to play a role in taking him down when he turns up in Iron Man. | |
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The Teetotaler | |
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The Teetotaler: Henry Hellrung is a former drinking buddy of Tony Stark. After it ruined his acting career, he became a sober celebrity and ended up helping Stark get sober. He himself has been sober for at least two decades. | |
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Power Incontinence | |
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Power Incontinence: Holly has a lot of difficulty getting her Soma powers to work properly. Ezekiel later gets them to work right — so he can induce a Superpower Meltdown and take out all of Los Angeles. | |
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Genius Ditz | |
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Genius Ditz: Mulholland Black may not be terribly refined, but she is a huge expert on the history of Los Angeles. She has to be, as that's the source of her powers. | |
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Psycho Lesbian | |
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Psycho Lesbian: The Black Dahlias. According to Mulholland, they used to be more benign, just roughing up pimps and rapists, but it's clear that gaining superpowers has greatly changed their methods. | |
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Recruiters Always Lie | |
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Recruiters Always Lie: Discussed. Milo Fields was a fourth-generation marine who grew disillusioned with the military after seeing how the Somali Civil War — in which he and his platoon fought — was turned into propaganda to convince impressionable kids to sign up for the war in Iraq. | |
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No Such Agency | |
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No Such Agency: S.H.A.D.O.W., led by General Sam Softly, the M.A.N. from S.H.A.D.O.W. A top-secret government agency that no one has ever heard of before, who makes life hell for the Order at every opportunity for reasons no one understands. It's not until near the end of the series that we finally learn that there really isn't any such agency. Ezekiel Stane, a terrorist with a hatred of Tony Stark, took a few Mooks and a couple hundred Ridiculously Human Robots to create a fake secret military organization. Tony later works out that there was a top-top-secret organization named S.H.D.O. back in the late '50s, who tried to create an army of super-solders for every state — not unlike the Fifty-State Initiative Tony is trying to execute now. It's what Stane based his false group on, co-opting its old, abandoned base in the Salton Sea. | |
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Gilligan Cut | |
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Gilligan Cut: In the first issue, the fledgling team defeats a villain who was causing a huge wildfire in Los Angeles, and are so happy they decide to have a night on the town. Avona isn't so sure, but Maul doesn't see any harm in it: "What are they gonna do, fire us tomorrow?" The next day, everyone who went out that night is fired — turns out they violated the morality clause in their contracts. | |
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The Only One | |
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The Only One: The Order runs on the premise that they're the only superhero team available to deal with fallout from the Civil War (in part because the Civil War forced the Runaways into hiding - nice job breaking it, Tony...) | |
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Meaningful Name | |
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Meaningful Name: Mulholland Black. She used to be one of the Dahlias. | |
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Driven to Suicide | |
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Driven to Suicide: Becky Ryan was initially kept off the team because her psychiatric evaluation suggested that there was a good chance she might try to kill herself. Naturally, her first mission ends with her trying to absorb a nuclear explosion. Thankfully, she survives. Mulholland Black alludes to having been suicidal in the past, especially after M-Day took away her powers. | |
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Sisterhood Eliminates Creep | |
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Sisterhood Eliminates Creep: The Black Dahlias were originally a girl gang devoted to beating up pimps and rapists in order to protect women. After one of their former members, Mulholland, became a member of the Order, they became dedicated to hunting down and killing members of the Order. | |
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Vigilante Militia | |
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Vigilante Militia: The Black Dahlias were originally a gang of vigilantes who attacked pimps and rapists in the Los Angeles area. After the events of Civil War (2006), they turned to assassinating current and former members of the Order, realizing that they would not be able to continue their former non-lethal activities as long as California had a government-sanctioned super-team running around. | |
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Sympathetic Sentient Weapon | |
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Sympathetic Sentient Weapon: Poor Mulholland Black was turned into a living WMD by the Black Dahlias. | |
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"The Reason You Suck" Speech | |
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"The Reason You Suck" Speech: Henry delivers one to Mulholland after finding out that she withheld information about her past with the Dahlias. He also delivers one to Tony Stark after Stark won't shut up about the Demeter. | |
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Nice Job Breaking It, Hero! | |
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Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In the very first issue, a third of the team manages to get fired after they decide to celebrate their first victory by getting wasted. This creates a publicity problem for the rest of the team. | |
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Super-Soldier | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_80b57bec | comment |
Super-Soldier: The Order is essentially a grouping of applied phlebotinum media darlings; a team crafted to be popular AND powerful. One of the few teams that Tony Stark had a personal hand in building. Unfortunately, these superbeings have a time-limit on their careers: each person is under contract for only one year (otherwise the idea would get "stale", plus their granted powers might kill them). | |
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White-Dwarf Starlet | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_814356cb | comment |
White-Dwarf Starlet: Anthem is a washed-up actor and friend in long standing of Iron Man's. How bad is he? Not only had he sunk into depression and become a severe alcoholic, he was resistant to the idea of a comeback because he felt he didn't deserve it. Luckily, he got better before the series began. | |
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Stepford Smiler | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_83a903f6 | comment |
Stepford Smiler: Becky has a tendency towards smiling even when she's not happy. Kitson actually makes a point of making her genuine smiles and forced smiles look distinct. | |
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Voice with an Internet Connection | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_8e81e57f | comment |
Voice with an Internet Connection: This is essentially Pepper Potts' power - she is connected to a computer network that allows her to communicate with the team in the field. | |
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PsychoRangers | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_902b99c5 | comment |
Psycho Rangers: The Dahlias were given powers based on the Order's initial roster, with Wendy being a counterpart to Avona, Lisa being a counterpart to Pierce, Marie being a counterpart to Calamity, and Rae-Ann being a counterpart to Heavy. Presumably, they expected that Mulholland would rejoin them and serve as a counterpart to either Maul, Anthem, or Corona. | |
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Prelude to Suicide | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_9e2070ab | comment |
Prelude to Suicide: Becky Ryan was initially kept off the team because her background check revealed a string of self-destructive behaviors, including drug abuse and eating disorders, but she ended up making the cut after half of the initial team were kicked out for public drinking. After she pulls a very public attempt at a Heroic Sacrifice on her first mission, Henry pulls her aside and asks her point-blank if she was trying to kill herself. | |
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I Have Brothers | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_a1605a7f | comment |
I Have Brothers: Kate Kildare attributes her success in public-relations management to the fact that she had nine brothers growing up, which meant that she had to learn to stand up for herself. | |
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Handicapped Badass | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_a7b324e | comment |
Handicapped Badass: Milo Fields, the Supernaut, was a former soldier who is wheelchair-bound after being shot for protesting America's actions in the Somali Civil War. At one point, his armor craps out in the middle of a desert, and he still manages to fight off a giant scorpion. | |
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Junkie Parent | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_a8490b93 | comment |
Junkie Parent: Mulholland Black's parents were drug-addicted rock stars who both overdosed when she was little. | |
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Nice Job Fixing It, Villain | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_acf33d00 | comment |
Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Subverted. It looks like by deactivating Holly's Soma-provided powers, the Dahlias accidentally manage to reactivate her mutant powers, which are much, much stronger. It soon turns out, however, that Stane merely got her Soma-powers to work right, and he deliberately did so as part of his Evil Plan. | |
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Deadpan Snarker | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_ae3d6438 | comment |
Deadpan Snarker: Kate Kildare can be very deadpan when she wants to be. | |
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Death by Depower | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_b4999dde | comment |
Death by Depower: Heavy dies almost immediately after Ezekial Stane deactivates the team's powers, because his own powers were the only thing keeping his previously-damaged lungs functional. | |
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Home Porn Movie | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_b5e62b91 | comment |
Home Porn Movie: One of these nearly ruins Becky's career. | |
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Naturalized Name | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_ba759edf | comment |
Naturalized Name: Magdalena Marie was born Magdalena Marie Neuntauben. She dropped her surname because nobody could pronounce it properly and she got tired of having to explain to people how to pronounce it. | |
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Sparing Them the Dirty Work | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_bd65fb3d | comment |
Sparing Them the Dirty Work: During The Order's first mission, Calamity is sent to track down the Soviet sleeper agents who are mentally controlling a team of cloned Russian superheroes who are trying to nuke Los Angeles. He discovers that the agents are literally sleeper agents — they were put on ice way back in the sixties and don't realize that the Cold War is over, and there is no way to wake them up in time to stop the bomb, and thus someone will have to kill them. Calamity, having no experience with killing, can't bring himself to do it, so the team sends Omninaut, who used to be a soldier, to do it for him. | |
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Subverted Trope | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_c145f69b | comment |
S.H.A.D.O.W., led by General Sam Softly, the M.A.N. from S.H.A.D.O.W. A top-secret government agency that no one has ever heard of before, who makes life hell for the Order at every opportunity for reasons no one understands. It's not until near the end of the series that we finally learn that there really isn't any such agency. Ezekiel Stane, a terrorist with a hatred of Tony Stark, took a few Mooks and a couple hundred Ridiculously Human Robots to create a fake secret military organization. | |
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Fun with Acronyms | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_c25c7890 | comment |
Fun with Acronyms: We never learn what "M.A.N. from S.H.A.D.O.W." actually stands for. Seeing as how both M.A.N. and S.H.A.D.O.W. were made up by Ezekiel Stane, there's a very good chance that it doesn't stand for anything — he just wanted something cool-sounding. | |
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Sports Hero Backstory | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_c368b650 | comment |
Sports Hero Backstory: James Wa was an up-and-coming college baseball player before losing both his legs in a car accident. | |
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I Know Madden Kombat | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_c9869c78 | comment |
I Know Madden Kombat: "Calamity" James Wa, a former baseball prodigy and track star who lost his legs to a drunk driver, well... let's just say his game still revolves around speed, with his state-of-the-art cybernetic legs allowing him to break the sound barrier. He's also adept at improvising "bats" out of nearby debris, at one point splattering the brains of dozens of zombies with an uprooted parking meter. | |
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Romantic Wingman | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_ca4c3239 | comment |
Romantic Wingman: Back before he hit bottom, Henry used to be Tony Stark's wingman, which he gleefully exploited in order to keep his job, even as his drinking problem became well-known. | |
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Spiritual Antithesis | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_ce2969d8 | comment |
Spiritual Antithesis: The series takes elements of two earlier Marvel titles, X-Statix (C-list celebrities as superheroes), and Strikeforce: Morituri (volunteer normals given time-limited superpowers), but is much lighter-toned than either - unlike in X-Statix the characters actually care about doing good, and unlike in Morituri the process won't kill them at the end. | |
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Roaring Rampage of Revenge | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_ceec4df5 | comment |
Roaring Rampage of Revenge: After Holly's mutant powers come back, she exacts her vengeance against the Dahlias. | |
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An Arm and a Leg | |
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An Arm and a Leg: James Wa lost both his legs to a drunk driver, ending his baseball career. He went on to invent a versatile set of prosthetic legs and made a fortune. | |
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Hypocrite | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_d52d28b6 | comment |
Hypocrite: The Black Dahlias were founded as a vigilante group dedicated to fighting the exploitation of women. Their leader, Wendy, intends to use Mulholland Black's powers to further the group's goals, regardless of whether or not Holly was willing. | |
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Amazon Brigade | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_d9d2c40b | comment |
Amazon Brigade: The Black Dahlias, who Veda described as "Tim Burton sponsors a women's golf team." | |
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Recovered Addict | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_da1e24b7 | comment |
Recovered Addict: Henry Hellrung used to be a nasty drunk, the result of his playing Tony Stark on a TV show and becoming the real Tony's wingman. After his career went down the toilet, he got heavily into AA, and became Stark's sponsor when he got sober. Incidentally, upon becoming the leader of the Order, California's post-Civil War (2006) official team, he instituted a strict no-alcohol policy. | |
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Mama Bear | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_e13156e1 | comment |
Mama Bear: Magdalena Marie is a devoted advocate for orphans and the homeless. She is deeply offended when S.H.A.D.O.W. sends an army of zombified homeless people after the Order. | |
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Disposable Vagrant | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_e1d1a88c | comment |
Disposable Vagrant: Zobos, down-and-outs turned into zombified cyborgs by the Big Bad. | |
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Ridiculously Human Robots | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_e4900915 | comment |
Ridiculously Human Robots: The M.A.N. from S.H.A.D.O.W that Becky and Milo fight in the desert is revealed to be an android duplicate of the real man when he starts blasting them with eye beams. In fact, every Sam Softly we ever met was a robot duplicate of the real man, who died decades ago. Stane just needed his Mecha-Mooks to look like authority figures ordinary people wouldn't question. | |
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Younger Than They Look | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_e9db9908 | comment |
Younger Than They Look: Becky's asshole dad illegally passed her off as one year older than she actually was in order to enroll her in pageants. | |
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The Remnant | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_f9c17447 | comment |
The Remnant: One of The Order's first battles is against a nuclear-armed team of Russian supervillains who are completely unaware that the Cold War has been over for two decades. | |
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Comically Missing the Point | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_fbd285b7 | comment |
Comically Missing the Point: As Henry Hellrung struggles to locate Becky, Milo, and Mulholland Black and deal with a sudden invasion by Atlantis, Tony Stark is too engrossed with trying to buy a fancy new headquarters. | |
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Well-Intentioned Extremist | |
| The Order (2007) (Comic Book) / int_fd4f8299 | comment |
Well-Intentioned Extremist: The Black Dahlias were originally founded to protect women in Los Angeles from exploitation, and their opposition to the Order is based on the notion that it's unfair to restrict the right to be a superhero to a bunch of well-connected C-list celebrities. That said, their methods of fighting back against this system are very, very wrong. | |
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