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The Red Ten (Comic Book)
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The Red Ten is a ten-issue comic-book miniseries created by Tyler James and Cesar Felicario and published by Comix Tribe. Inspired by Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, it is a murder mystery with superheroes.When Red, the world's greatest detective, is brutally murdered, her teammates in the Alliance attempt to track her killer down and bring him in. Things go horribly wrong, however, and one by one, the members of the Alliance die.Has a prequel, Oxymoron.Not to be confused with The Red Tent. | |
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Anyone Can Die | |
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Anyone Can Die: Every issue features one of the main cast getting killed off. Issue #1: Red is shot in the head by Justice America, Oxymoron is found with his neck snapped (by Crimson, who had promised as much), and Androika self-destructs when the killer uploads a virus into her. Issue #2: Master Mage is killed when his magic staff is tampered with to open a portal to Hell. Issue #3: Throttle is murdered when his poisoned drugs give him a fatal heart attack. Issue #4: In a panic from all the people dying, Orion flees to outer space where he's caught by space police who punish him by taking his belt while he's still in Earth's gravitational field, and he burns on reentry. Issue #5: Mazu gets lured to a dry room and disemboweled by Mold in the form of her dead romantic rival. Issue #6: Crimson makes a run for it in Red's boat and gets blown up... or so it seems. Actually, he faked his death as part of his plan. Issue #7: Bellona guts Magnitude from the inside out. Issue #8: Mold was puppeted to be a weapon by the hero killer and was killed by Justice America in self-defense. Issue #9: Bellona dies in a fight with Justice America after she's tricked into thinking he's the murderer when her jaw is blasted through. Issue #10: Justice America gets his comeuppance when he's exposed to an engineered virus that removes his invulnerability and he's beaten to death. | |
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Heel–Face Door-Slam | |
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Heel–Face Door-Slam: Orion was just about to go back for the rest of the Alliance when Jezella and the others capture him. | |
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Apple of Discord | |
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Apple of Discord: Magnitude tries to convince his surviving teammates not to open the box containing his miniaturized victims, arguing that it's some kind of trick by Red to turn them against each other. | |
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Graceful Loser | |
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Graceful Loser: Oxymoron is caught off-guard when Crimson attacks him and breaks his neck after the two plan to kill the Alliance. However, as he sits dying, he assures Crimson that he's now ready to go through with the whole scheme and dies with a smirk. | |
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A Lighter Shade of Black | |
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A Lighter Shade of Black: Mazu is probably the least villainous of the Alliance with the implication she didn't intentionally have her servants kill her rival, they instead acted on her subconscious desire. However, she remained quiet about it and let her love interest be charged for the crime which then led to him committing suicide. She shows the most guilt of any of the Alliance, outright saying that she deserves the death she (correctly) believes is coming for her. Orion likely also fits, as despite being an abrasive, sarcastic ass most of the time the only bad thing we see him do in flashbacks and on the board is accidentally crippling his twin brother while drunk and then taking his belt to take up his superhero space cop identity; unfortunately such identity theft is a VERY serious crime according to the laws said space cops enforce... Oh, and he also writes alimony checks that bounce. | |
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The Alibi | |
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The Alibi: In issue #4, the remaining heroes discuss where they were and what they were doing during the night Red was killed. Each of them, sans Mazu, give a reason as to why they could not have been present at Red's murder, and were therefore innocent of the crime. In particular, Justice America was preventing a plane crash at the time Red died. Or rather, he stopped the plane crash shortly after killing Red, which was a case of Engineered Heroics to cover up his involvement. | |
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Dead All Along | |
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Dead All Along: When the Alliance arrived at what appears to be Oxymoron's island headquarters, they're surprised to find that he's already dead. | |
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Ambiguous Situation | |
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Ambiguous Situation: The deaths of Androika's creators are attributed to her and her existential crisis, but it's unclear if she deliberately murdered them or if the explosion which occurred happened accidentally when she had an emotional breakdown. The death of Mazu's romantic rival was clearly done by Mazu's generals, but Mazu's direct involvement is unclear. She knows they killed the woman for her, but it's not specified if they committed the murder on Mazu's orders or did it to make her happy. Likewise, the framing of the man Mazu loved. Did Mazu allow him to take the blame for his lover's death which then led to him committing suicide, or did she only find out afterwards? All we know is Mazu feels guilt for what happened, but if that's guilt for action or inaction dies with her. | |
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Bloodier and Gorier | |
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Bloodier and Gorier: And how! The comics do not shy away from showing death and dismemberment in all its gory glory: In issue #1, Red's face is shown with the bullet hole on her forehead (see page image). In issue #5, Mazu is gutted like a fish in the steam room, and her innards are falling out of her stomach. In issue #7, Bellona is swallowed alive by Magnitude and slashes her way out of his guts in a semi-splash page. In issue #9, Justice America eyebeams Bellona right in her mouth, and what is left on her face is a huge see-through crater where her mouth was. | |
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Dead Man Writing | |
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Dead Man Writing: Crimson gets a postmortem message from Red describing the terrible things she's learned about the Alliance. | |
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Beneath Suspicion | |
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Beneath Suspicion: Played with. Red admits she did investigate Justice America, but found nothing, which is why she confided in him. It turned out he was just as guilty as the rest of the Alliance, but his crimes were more expertly covered up thanks to Kingston Lear. | |
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Cardboard Prison | |
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Cardboard Prison: During their last face-to-face meeting, Red argues with Crimson and states that Oxymoron will eventually escape from prison to continue his murder spree, hence her desire to take him herself. She then does everything she can to avert this trope by building a prison on a deserted, untraceable island for him and him alone. | |
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Practically Joker | |
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The Oxymoron, as Red's arch-nemesis, is one for The Joker. | |
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Empty Shell | |
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Empty Shell: Mold has no personality, will, or life of its own. It's a construct being controlled by a criminal inventor and child molester. Mold's creator is later killed by Crimson and thus the creature's controlled by Crimson and Tilly to help stage the murders. | |
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Borrowed Catchphrase | |
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Borrowed Catchphrase: Orion mentions the old "I am my brother's keeper" adage more than once. He got it from his twin brother, who was the one who was supposed to inherit the power belt he wears. | |
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Thou Shalt Not Kill | |
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Thou Shalt Not Kill: Red, being based on Batman, firmly maintained this sort of code. That's why Crimson knows she would be ashamed of his actions, as Crimson had killed Oxymoron and participated in his plan to kill the Alliance's members. | |
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Artifact of Power | |
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Orion likely also fits, as despite being an abrasive, sarcastic ass most of the time the only bad thing we see him do in flashbacks and on the board is accidentally crippling his twin brother while drunk and then taking his belt to take up his superhero space cop identity; unfortunately such identity theft is a VERY serious crime according to the laws said space cops enforce... Oh, and he also writes alimony checks that bounce. | |
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Even Evil Has Standards | |
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Even Evil Has Standards: What drives the plot. Oxymoron may be a twisted and murderous sociopath but even he was appalled at how these supposed "heroes" were monsters responsible for crimes that made him look like a minor crook. At least he was open about what he was instead of hiding it behind a veneer of nobility. | |
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Mad Artist | |
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Mad Artist: Oxymoron had killed plenty of small birds and rodents while imprisoned, so he could use their blood to paint a portrait/mural of Red on his prison cell wall. | |
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Anguished Declaration of Love | |
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Anguished Declaration of Love: Justice America gives one to Bellona, revealing that he's in love with her and that he thinks they're meant for each other, in an attempt to convince her that he's not the murderer. Bellona's only reaction is to start laughing uncontrollably. Justice America is so hurt by this that he unwittingly kills her. | |
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Murder the Hypotenuse | |
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Murder the Hypotenuse: Mazu had her subjects murder the woman that the man she loved was involved with. | |
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Black and Nerdy | |
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Black and Nerdy: Magnitude is an African-American scientist in his civilian life. | |
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Dragged Off to Hell | |
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Dragged Off to Hell: Master Mage dies when his staff opens a portal to Hell, and all the people he sacrificed for his blood magic drag him away. | |
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Face Death with Dignity | |
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Face Death with Dignity: Red is very calm when facing her prospective murderer, complimenting them on picking a handgun she remembers, and reminding them that the safety is still on. | |
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First-Name Basis | |
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First-Name Basis: Red's killer calls her "Allie," indicating some familiarity. | |
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A.I. Is a Crapshoot | |
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A.I. Is a Crapshoot: Androika is described as the most advanced artificial intelligence on the planet. An e-mail from one of her creators suggests that she suffered an existential crisis, which eventually led to her killing them. | |
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Superman Substitute | |
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Justice America is a Superman Substitute, with a dash of Captain America's Captain Patriotic thrown in. | |
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Would Hurt a Child | |
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Would Hurt a Child: Oxymoron has zero problem with kidnapping and murdering children. The criminal who murdered Red's parents tried to shoot her as well despite her youth. The group of murderers who wiped out Crimson's entire family, including his younger cousins, simply because they were rich. They even talked about hitting a bar mitzvah before Red showed up. It's all but outright stated that Mr. Collodi, the man who's actually Mold, is a child molester. The scene where his dead body is found also includes him being surrounded by books and DVDs that are clearly child porn. | |
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Batman Parody | |
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Red is a clear Batman Parody. | |
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Evil All Along | |
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Evil All Along: The Alliance is in fact made up of criminals and murderers with superpowers, the severity of their crimes varying between them. It becomes apparent the more they appear on panel, showing themselves to be unlikable, self-centered assholes before eventually revealing how many people they've actually killed. Magnitude is probably the worst, as he initially seems to be the least offensive before turning out to be the most vile due to his microscope slides of dead women. | |
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Wham Line | |
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Wham Line: Several: One of Kingston Lear's employees is sent to check on someone called "the Puppeteer" and finds him murdered: When Justice America reveals why he's so sure Red isn't the one murdering the members of the Alliance: | |
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Et Tu, Brute? | |
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Et Tu, Brute?: When Red discovered all of her teammates' horrible secrets, she shared her findings with Justice America since she never found any evidence of wrongdoing on his part and believed him to be the friend and hero she always thought he was. She's then betrayed when he attacks and ultimately kills her. | |
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Eviler than Thou | |
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Eviler than Thou: Master Mage, Magnitude and Bellona are established to be the absolute worst of the Alliance. All three are willing, repeated murderers for varying reasons. Master Mage sacrifices homeless people and sex workers for blood to power his staff, Bellona regularly gets men to impregnate her and then murders them after she's finished (and always has the child aborted if told it will be male), and Magnitude is a serial killer with a fetish for shrinking women down and crushing them between microscope slides he collects. Master Mage is taken out fairly quickly at the beginning of the story, but Bellona guts Magnitude from the inside when he tries to eat her after she has the nerve to be enraged by his actions. | |
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Police Are Useless | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_59907e4f | comment |
Police Are Useless: The cops assigned to the Red murder case show up late because they needed time to sober up. Later, they are dismissed as bumblers who "couldn't catch the clap in a whorehouse" and unlikely to find Oxymoron unless he's hiding out at their favorite bar. Admittedly, this is a case where even the best ordinary police would be far out of their depth. | |
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Spanner in the Works | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_60194b82 | comment |
Spanner in the Works: Tilly, Red's aid and confidant, is the reason the Alliance died because she's the one who let Crimson know what Red hoped to accomplish. Had it not been for Tilly, Justice America would've gotten away with killing Red and the rest of the Alliance would've never paid for their crimes. | |
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Panthera Awesome | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_61c3ca7b | comment |
Panthera Awesome: The alien technology used to grant Justice America his powers was also tested on tigers, enhancing them into killing machines and causing their eyes to emit the purple energy that Justice America can project. One such tiger scarred him across his right eye when he was a baby, and in the final issue Crimson unleashes two of these tigers to maul and severely incapacitate him, allowing Crimson to finish off Justice America. | |
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Sequel Hook | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_6293c185 | comment |
Sequel Hook: The Alliance is dead, and Crimson returns to his fiance. However, the Lear Corporation plans to simply roll out a new team of "heroes," and it's implied that Crimson will take the fight to the ones behind the Alliance in the first place. | |
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Cast of Expies | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_62ec4b15 | comment |
Cast of Expies: The Alliance is based on the Justice League (with one exception): Justice America is a Superman Substitute, with a dash of Captain America's Captain Patriotic thrown in. Red is a clear Batman Parody. Bellona is a Wonder Woman Wannabe. Orion is an expy of Green Lantern, complete with color coded Lantern Corps (as shown in issue #4). Mold is an expy of Martian Manhunter. Mazu is an expy of Aquaman (see above). Throttle is an expy of The Flash. Magnitude is an expy of The Atom. Master Mage is an expy of Doctor Strange. Androika is an expy of Red Tornado. Both Crimson Kids are expies of Robin, with the older Crimson also being one for Nightwing. The second is one for both Jason Todd and Stephanie Brown. The Oxymoron, as Red's arch-nemesis, is one for The Joker. Kingston Lear is one for Lex Luthor. In contrast to almost all of the above, the "all-new, all-different" Alliance that Kingston Lear plans to unveil at the end are all expies of Marvel Comics characters. | |
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Hair-Trigger Temper | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_63b02752 | comment |
Hair-Trigger Temper: Bellona is extremely belligerent and combative. It's what gets her killed in the end. | |
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Even Evil Has Loved Ones | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_63d861f8 | comment |
Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Master Mage is a Serial Killer who murders prostitutes to fuel his blood magic, but he also loves his parents. Mage regards his father, a notorious conman, as a true magician and heroic person who inspired Mage to pursue magic. Master Mage also promised his mother to find his father, prove him innocent and reunite his family after the latter left them behind to escape accusations of his crimes, a goal he was still pursuing as he delved into villainy. | |
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BadassNormal | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_6411dac8 | comment |
Badass Normal: What the plot boils down to: three normal humans (a heroine, her former sidekick and her nemesis) hatch a complex and byzantine plan to take down the superpowered members of the corporate superteam, which includes a goddess and an (mostly) invincible superhero among its ranks. | |
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He Knows Too Much | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_65acf9db | comment |
He Knows Too Much: Red was murdered by Justice America because she discovered most of the horrible secrets of the Alliance and was going to take them down. Ironically, she hadn't discovered his own secrets; he murdered her solely to try and protect the team's corporate-mandated public image, at the behest of said corporation. | |
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We Hardly Knew Ye | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_676e942c | comment |
We Hardly Knew Ye: Androika and Master Mage are the first two to die, so any information revealed about them and the crimes they committed are only revealed posthumously. Particularly, the wording of Androika's information makes it vague if she actually did anything wrong of her own volition or if it happened as a result of her existential breakdown. | |
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Dead Person Impersonation | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_6d7cd3e | comment |
Dead Person Impersonation: A hijacked Mold takes on the forms of Red, Oxymoron, and all of the deceased Alliance members when confronting Justice America. Not only does this trick him into thinking the former two are both still alive, it gets him so mad that he attacks with lethal force... and leaves him with the dead Mold for Bellona to find. | |
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Captain Fishman | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_6e9d1963 | comment |
Captain Fishman: The Chinese heroine Mazu, who made a pact with ocean deities to gain aquakinetic powers. | |
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Villain Has a Point | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_723be11b | comment |
Villain Has a Point: Magnitude's crimes are horrendous, but he's honestly right that Bellona and Justice America have no right to be disgusted by his actions considering what they've done. | |
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Politically Incorrect Villain | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_729c69f3 | comment |
Politically Incorrect Villain: Magnitude throws a number of borderline-misogynistic insults (e.g., "stuck-up bitch") at Bellona when they fight. Given that he's a Serial Killer who targets women, that's likely no coincidence. Not that Bellona is any better, of course. | |
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Once More, with Clarity | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_7374ab13 | comment |
Once More, with Clarity: Every issue of the main story ends with a shot of a segment of someone's evidence board, detailing what each hero's Dark Secret was and how they could be killed. It's revealed in the final issue that the board belonged to Oxymoron, who was the first to discover all of the information and who shared all of the info with Crimson as part of his plan for revenge. When Crimson is relating some of Oxymoron's crimes, he mentions a time when the villain beat a girl to death with a crowbar while quoting Dr. Seuss. It's eventually revealed via flashback that the girl in question was Sally, the second Crimson Kid. When Magnitude flashes back to his time working in his lab, he's looking through a microscope and commenting on how whatever he's looking at is "beautiful". It's eventually revealed that he's a serial killer and that he keeps his victim's corpses contained in microscope slides, putting this moment in a whole new light. When Crimson is revealed to be the one murdering the Alliance, several panels show the various deaths and how he accomplished them. | |
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Token Minority | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_7426582d | comment |
Token Minority: Barring the android Androika and the construct Mold, Magnitude (African-American) and Mazu (Chinese) are the only non-white members of the team. | |
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Straw Feminist | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_76d233f9 | comment |
Straw Feminist: Bellona, who makes no secret of how much she hates men in general. Mazu is the only member of the team that she treats with any sort of respect or concern. | |
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Pronoun Trouble | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_7b7f90d5 | comment |
Pronoun Trouble: Mazu's last words are "It was her", leading most of the others to conclude that Red is alive and responsible for the murders. Actually, it was Mold in the form of her murdered romantic rival. | |
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Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_7ec94d53 | comment |
Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Justice America was essentially brainwashed by his brother into becoming a corporate enforcer for his brother's company, to the point of killing Red. | |
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Never Mess with Granny | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_8183248 | comment |
Never Mess with Granny: Tilly actively helped Crimson and Oxymoron with planning the murders, and even piloted Mold for Crimson to carry out several necessary steps when the plan went into action. | |
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Logical Weakness | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_83641c73 | comment |
Issue #5: Mazu gets lured to a dry room and disemboweled by Mold in the form of her dead romantic rival. | |
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Females Are More Innocent | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_86cd25b5 | comment |
Females Are More Innocent: Played straight and averted. The exact intent behind Androika's crimes aren't revealed, and Mazu is the most guilt-ridden of the Alliance. Both of them are only responsible for two deaths. Bellona, on the other hand, is about as bad as Magnitude with a literal abattoir of dead men on her home island. | |
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The Big Board | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_87504252 | comment |
Every issue of the main story ends with a shot of a segment of someone's evidence board, detailing what each hero's Dark Secret was and how they could be killed. It's revealed in the final issue that the board belonged to Oxymoron, who was the first to discover all of the information and who shared all of the info with Crimson as part of his plan for revenge. | |
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Token Good Teammate | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_8f612013 | comment |
Token Good Teammate: As the story goes on and the Alliance's horrible crimes are revealed, it becomes clear that Red, for all of her faults, was ultimately the only member who was a genuine hero. | |
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Gambit Roulette | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_987be393 | comment |
Gambit Roulette: Everything that happens in the series is all part of the massively complex plan to kill off the Alliance in revenge for Red's murder. Lampshaded when Oxymoron lays it all out for Crimson: | |
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Foreshadowing | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_9d12bbc1 | comment |
Foreshadowing: Magnitude's repeated attempts at touching Bellona and being near her, despite how much she hates it, make more sense when it's revealed he's a serial killer who collects beautiful women in glass slides. A modified version of the "Ten Little Indians" poem gives clues as to how each hero will die in turn. After his supposed death, the part of the evidence board concerning Crimson shows no signs of him having committed any wrongdoing, unlike the others. By the end of the story, Crimson is the only one of the ten heroes at the island who lives, having been spared from Oxymoron's contempt towards the Alliance for their criminal secrets. | |
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Alien Catnip | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_9d1fa121 | comment |
Alien Catnip: A prose sidestory about the Omniverse Protectorate's Jezella reveals that bacon is this to many alien species; in fact, it's so addictive that large-scale introduction to a world can and has led to societal collapse. | |
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Fetish | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_9dadfaee | comment |
Fetish: Magnitude has one for shrinking women down and crushing them between microscope slides. He collects dead women and observes their corpses through a microscope when he's alone. | |
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My God, What Have I Done? | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_a1b141f4 | comment |
My God, What Have I Done?: Some of the characters do experience some guilt in regards to their actions: Justice America is genuinely devastated when he kills his reporter girlfriend in his backstory. In the present, he's horrified when he kills Bellona in both self-defense and anger at her rejecting his feelings. Throttle was legitimately horrified when he unwittingly killed a family during one of his highs, if his 911 call is anything to go by. Mazu is haunted by her indirect murder of her rival, which led to the unintentional framing and suicide of the man she loved. | |
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Time for Plan B | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_a2e4af42 | comment |
Time for Plan B: When Crimson observes how convoluted Oxymoron's plan to destroy the Alliance is, Oxymoron replies that if it fails, the island they're at will blow up and kill everyone there, including the Alliance. While the island is blown up, by that point all the Alliance members are dead as Oxymoron's original plan works perfectly. | |
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Mood Whiplash | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_a4c37cbe | comment |
Mood Whiplash: When Red is about to be murdered, her killer points a gun at her head, pulls the trigger... and nothing happens. Red calls them an asshole and bluntly points out that the safety is still on. When Kingston Lear finds out that LearCorp lost the coordinates of the island in a cyberattack, he closes his eyes in exasperation and asks if anybody wrote them down, and gets the reply, "Sir? You mean... on paper?" | |
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Flying Brick | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_a51b63ed | comment |
Flying Brick: Justice America's set of superpowers is described as "Super-Strength, Flight, Invulnerability and Energy Blasts". He is a Superman expy, after all. | |
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Dented Iron | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_a54c2273 | comment |
Dented Iron: During one of their last meetings, Crimson notes that Red is still active as a superhero despite being "on the wrong side of forty." | |
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Karma Houdini | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_a70223 | comment |
Karma Houdini: All of the Alliance and Oxymoron are dead, but Kingston Lear survives and even goes on to create a brand new Alliance. The ending does imply, if a sequel story happens, Crimson will go after Lear this time. | |
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Robot Girl | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_ad5283e1 | comment |
Robot Girl: Androika, the team's super-advanced android. | |
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Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex | |
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Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex: Implied by the flashback of the death of Justice America's reporter girlfriend, with her corpse naked in his bed and him crying and saying "It was an accident." | |
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Antagonist in Mourning | |
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Antagonist in Mourning: Oxymoron was completely distraught over Red's death, sobbing to Crimson that he loved her and how she made his life complete. | |
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Ten Little Murder Victims | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_b6a13a56 | comment |
Ten Little Murder Victims: But of course. There is a variation on the poem in Oxymoron's cell. "Ten little heroes with reputations divine; one caught a virus, and then there were nine." Androika is infected with a computer virus that causes her to self-destruct. "Nine little heroes, each a victim of fate; one went to Hell, and then there were eight." Master Mage's sabotaged staff opens a portal to Hell, through which his sacrificial victims drag him. "Eight little heroes, sworn to protect their brethren; one lost his heart, and then there were seven." Throttle's drugs are replaced by ones that lethally overstress his heart. "Seven little heroes, with problems to fix; one crashed to Earth, and then there were six." Orion tries to flee, only to be caught and executed by the Protectorate. "Six little heroes, desperate to survive; one bled out, and then there were five." Mazu, disemboweled by the controlled Mold while the latter was wearing the guise of her dead rival. "Five little heroes don't want to play anymore; one tried to escape, and then there were four." Crimson tries to escape by boat, but it explodes. This death, unlike the others, is faked. "Four little heroes quarrel by the sea; one couldn't stomach it, and then there were three." Magnitude is disemboweled from the inside out by Bellona. "Three little heroes with nothing to do; one just a puppet, and then there were two." Mold, killed by Justice America in self-defense after having been used as a puppet by the hero killer to kill others. "Two little heroes, not having any fun; one was mistaken, and then there was one." Bellona, killed by Justice America after she accused him of being the hero killer and wouldn't stop laughing at his love confession. "One little hero, but not all alone; brought death on himself… and then there were none." Justice America, who is beaten to death by Crimson for killing Red. | |
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DidNotThinkThisThrough | |
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Did Not Think This Through: Part of the tragedy of Mazu's backstory: she had her underwater minions murder the woman involved with the man she loved. They did so by drowning her in a bathtub. Unfortunately, since said man was the only other person present in the hotel room at the time, he was immediately blamed for the crime. Things got so bad for him that he eventually committed suicide. | |
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And Then What? | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_b7b1aa73 | comment |
And Then What?: Invoked when the heroes find Oxymoron's body. Master Mage suggests that he might have found himself with nothing to live for after finally killing Red; Crimson dismisses the idea that Oxymoron committed suicide. He should know, being the one who actually killed Oxymoron. | |
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Love Triangle | |
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Love Triangle: Much to a young Mazu's dismay, the man she loved only thought of her as a surrogate little sister and became involved with another woman. | |
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So Proud of You | |
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So Proud of You: Defied; once the last of the Alliance is killed, Tilly (Red's confidante and aide), tells Crimson that Red would be proud of him for taking them down. Crimson denies this, however, claiming that she would be ashamed of him for his bloody actions. | |
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I Have No Son! | |
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I Have No Son!: Throttle's parents eventually disowned him, telling him not to come home for Thanksgiving because they didn't believe he'd ever really change for the better. | |
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Shout-Out | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_c75df49a | comment |
Shout-Out: When Orion is confronted by members of the Omniverse Protectorate, their leader Jezella has three breasts. Crimson refers to Mold as Gumby at one point. It's eventually revealed that Mold's creators based his appearance on the character in order to project a friendly image. The pedophile inventor who created and controls Mold is named Mr. Collodi. A flashback to Red's youth and her parents' murder shows her reading Agatha Christie's Nemesis. In Crimson Kid's recollection of his whereabouts the night Red was murdered, he says he made a reservation in a restaurant called "Chez Poirot". | |
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| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_cbe687ab | type |
Corrupt Corporate Executive | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_cbe687ab | comment |
Corrupt Corporate Executive: Kingston Lear is one, as expected of a Lex Luthor expy. For one, he was aware of many of the Alliance members' dark secrets (including Mold's creator being a pedophile) but had zero qualms about recruiting them for his team anyway. | |
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Roaring Rampage of Revenge | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_ceec4df5 | comment |
Roaring Rampage of Revenge: What the Alliance's deaths all amount to. Oxymoron wanted revenge for Red's death, leading him to come up with the plan in the first place. Crimson then co-opts the plan for his own revenge. | |
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Cassandra Truth | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_cf92fea8 | comment |
Cassandra Truth: Oxymoron was the one who first discovered the dark secrets the members of the alliance were keeping. He was eventually able to convince Red to start investigating, but notes that almost to the very end she thought/hoped that everything was all just part of a villainous plan of his. When they're the last two members of the Alliance left alive, Bellona is tricked into thinking that Justice America is the murderer. He desperately tries to convince her that this isn't the case, but she's too angry to listen. | |
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Corporate-Sponsored Superhero | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_d06ff4fc | comment |
Corporate-Sponsored Superhero: The Alliance is funded by the Lear Corporation. Unfortunately... This is even discussed when Justice America begins his brutal beatdown on Red, his teammate: | |
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Hypocrite | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_d52d28b6 | comment |
Hypocrite: Bellona is disgusted when she learns how many women were killed by Magnitude, even as he points out she's probably killed hundreds more men whom she more or less treated in the exact same way he treated his victims. | |
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The Chessmaster | |
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The Chessmaster: Oxymoron, being an expy of The Joker, is as brilliant as he is insane. He was the one who crafted the plan to kill off the Alliance, which required immaculate planning and prediction of exactly how the Alliance members would act once they arrived at the island. Ultimately, he did so perfectly. | |
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Symbolically Broken Object | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_d7a5fa23 | comment |
Symbolically Broken Object: The Alliance find a set of statues of themselves on the island. As each of them falls, the corresponding statue is stained with blood. | |
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Malevolent Masked Men | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_db88b941 | comment |
Malevolent Masked Men: The thugs who slaughtered Crimson's family were wearing masks that resembled the heads of pigs/boars. | |
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Red Herring | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_dbca2c99 | comment |
Red Herring: When the Alliance find Red's old aquatic ship underneath the island, Crimson suggests that she may still be alive and is the one responsible for the murders. As it turns out, Crimson himself is the killer and was just trying to divert suspicion. When he reveals this to Justice America, he reminds him that Red even called her ship "The Herring". | |
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Color Character | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_dc9e682b | comment |
Color Character: The "world's greatest detective" is a heroine named Red, who dresses in all... red. Her sidekick, Crimson Kid, is also based on another shade of red. | |
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Know When to Fold 'Em | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_e16cd24e | comment |
Know When to Fold 'Em: Said almost word-for-word by Orion after the deaths of Androika, Master Mage, and Throttle. He decides to leave the island and flies off into space. Not that it helps him. | |
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Closed Circle | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_e2a6ebc1 | comment |
Closed Circle: Partially enforced, partially voluntary. Androika and Master Mage die first, depriving the team of communications and teleportation. They could still resort to the classic superhero "ones who can fly carry the ones who can't", but at this point Justice America insists on finding the perpetrator. When Orion dies after flying into space, the issue becomes moot; they can run but they can't hide. | |
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Calling the Old Man Out | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_e52a0409 | comment |
Calling the Old Man Out: Crimson was originally Red's sidekick, but eventually left after the two started to butt heads. He ultimately cut ties with her completely upon finding out she had recruited a second Crimson Kid, a decision he finds abhorrent. Especially after she's murdered by Oxymoron. | |
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Expy | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_e5421161 | comment |
In contrast to almost all of the above, the "all-new, all-different" Alliance that Kingston Lear plans to unveil at the end are all expies of Marvel Comics characters. | |
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Powered by a Forsaken Child | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_e794cb54 | comment |
Powered by a Forsaken Child: Master Mage's magic comes in part from sacrificing children. | |
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O.O.C. Is Serious Business | |
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O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Oxymoron is almost always smiling or laughing. When Crimson confronts him in regards to Red's murder, he becomes angry and serious, and even starts to cry from sadness as he claims that he genuinely loved her. | |
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Exact Words | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_e9e35e8f | comment |
Exact Words: After Orion is found guilty by the Omniverse Protectorate, Jezella explains that his punishment is to be immediately stripped of his belt. Orion is relieved since he thinks this means that he'll just have to go back to a normal life. She then makes it clear that she did mean "immediately"... and proceeds to take the belt from him while they're still in space, sending him plummeting back down to Earth. | |
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| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_eb8ec7c8 | type |
Jerkass | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_eb8ec7c8 | comment |
Jerkass: Every member of the Alliance, really, though Red is more of a Jerk with a Heart of Gold. | |
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Disposable Sex Worker | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_ecbf37ff | comment |
Disposable Sex Worker: Master Mage murdered prostitutes as sacrifices to fuel his magic; even worse, his victims seemingly ended up in Hell due to being sacrificed. | |
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Oh, My Gods! | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_edf8db61 | comment |
Oh, My Gods!: Bellona swears on "Juno's gash" and "Jupiter's balls" whenever she is angry. | |
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Evil Hero | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_f2d52893 | comment |
Evil Hero: Most members of the Alliance turn out to be this. | |
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Dying Smirk | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_f863e840 | comment |
Dying Smirk: Oxymoron, whose corpse still has his trademark grin despite being dead for quite some time. Even when his body is left a charred mess by an explosion, the smile still remains, much to Crimson's discomfort. | |
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Dark Secret | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_f909b16b | comment |
Dark Secret: Each member of the Alliance has a dark secret, and they all come to the forefront with the death of Red, the World's Greatest Detective, as while Red was interrogating her archenemy Oxymoron, he asked her some tough questions, such as where Master Mage gets all the blood for his blood magic from. This led her to investigate and discover the secrets of her comrades, and she planned on taking them down. She intended for it to be non-lethal, but Crimson disagreed. Justice America, the Ultimate Human, is the leader of the Alliance. He is the one who murdered Red. He's the brother of an expy of Lex Luthor and was uplifted by alien technology to be little more than a corporate enforcer. Besides Red, he's also murdered his reporter girlfriend and other girls before he was introduced to the world. Mold debuted as a friendly alien shapeshifter. He's actually an artificial construct being controlled by a pedophile in prison, who's also a brilliant inventor. The corporation behind the Alliance freed him for one of his inventions and he was given the identity of Mold. Mazu made a pact with ocean spirits and gained power over the ocean. She had her aquatic minions drown a love rival in a bathtub. The rival's lover gets the blame for the crime despite being innocent, leading him to commit suicide. Master Mage is a sorcerer who wields a magic staff. He fuels his blood magic by murdering prostitutes. Bellona is the queen of the Amazons and had been trying for centuries to have a daughter. She lures sailors to her island and kills them after sex; if she finds out that she's having a boy, she has it aborted. Magnitude is a brilliant scientist who uses size-changing technology. He's also a serial killer. He keeps going out with women to shrink them down and crush them into microscope slides. Androika is a highly-advanced android. She killed her inventors when she's first brought online. Orion inherited his power belt from an alien cop who crash-landed on Earth. It was actually his identical twin brother. After his brother used the belt to save Orion from thugs, a drunk Orion snatched the belt from his brother and accidentally pushed him off a cliff. Throttle is the team's super-speedster. He was a junkie who gained his speed powers when he got doused by chemicals during his attempt to rob a chemical plant. He's still on drugs and accidentally ran into a car while high, killing the family. Oxymoron is actually in love with his nemesis, Red, and is the one to set her on the trail of her comrades. He's been on the prison island for the last three years and he helped design the plans to take down the Alliance. Red's ex-sidekick Crimson is the one killing the Alliance. He received a post-death message from Red telling him about her investigation. She wants him to take the Alliance down, but leave them alive. However, he's opted to kill them instead. He also executed Oxymoron, as he promised to do so to his replacement (who got murdered by Oxymoron on her first solo outing). | |
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Wonder Woman Wannabe | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_fb75aa38 | comment |
Bellona, the Wonder Woman Wannabe, simply states there was entertainment that night and "leave it at that". The accompanying image is her half-naked among other women of her Lady Land home. | |
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Sensory Overload | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_fec81854 | comment |
Sensory Overload: One of the supplementary pieces relates a time that Oxymoron used a special gas called TN-X to murder a bar full of people with a particularly lethal case of this: | |
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Dark and Troubled Past | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_fed93e1b | comment |
Dark and Troubled Past: Red is an expy of Batman. Guess what her origins are. Crimson had one as well. A criminal group murdered his entire family at his mother's birthday party, and were going to shoot him before Red arrived and saved him. | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_fed93e1b | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_fed93e1b | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) | hasFeature |
The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_fed93e1b | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_name | type |
ItemName | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_name | comment |
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| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_name | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_name | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) | hasFeature |
The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_name | |
| The Red Ten (Comic Book) / int_name | itemName |
The Red Ten (Comic Book) |
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