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-->Remarkable work, Dr Vaselli. Congratulations HEIL HITLER! ''(blam)''
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-->Remarkable work, Dr Vaselli. Congratulations HEIL HITLER! Congratulations. '''''HEIL HITLER!''''' ''(blam)''
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* CompositeCharacter: Bernice is based off both Bernie Rosenthal and Peggy Carter, while Bernice's daughter Sharon Cooperman is an {{Expy}} of Sharon Carter, minus the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent skills.
** Several aspects of Red Skull's origins (a young boy that watches his family get killed by Axis forces before his very eyes, gets abducted, tortured, and experimented on by said Axis forces, and then grows up to be a supervillain) certainly bring ComicBook/{{Magneto}} to mind. The only major difference is that Red Skull ends up working ''for'' the Axis Powers instead of against them.
** Several aspects of Red Skull's origins (a young boy that watches his family get killed by Axis forces before his very eyes, gets abducted, tortured, and experimented on by said Axis forces, and then grows up to be a supervillain) certainly bring ComicBook/{{Magneto}} to mind. The only major difference is that Red Skull ends up working ''for'' the Axis Powers instead of against them.
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* CompositeCharacter: Bernice is based off both Bernie Rosenthal and Peggy Carter, while Bernice's daughter Sharon Cooperman is an {{Expy}} of Sharon Carter, minus the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent skills.
** Several aspects of Red Skull's origins (a young boy that watches his family get killed by Axis forces before his very eyes, gets abducted, tortured, and experimented on by said Axis forces, and then grows up to be a supervillain) certainly bring ComicBook/{{Magneto}} to mind. The only major difference is that Red Skull ends up working ''for'' the Axis Powers instead of against them.
** Several aspects of Red Skull's origins (a young boy that watches his family get killed by Axis forces before his very eyes, gets abducted, tortured, and experimented on by said Axis forces, and then grows up to be a supervillain) certainly bring ComicBook/{{Magneto}} to mind. The only major difference is that Red Skull ends up working ''for'' the Axis Powers instead of against them.
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* FilmAdaptationLiveAction: A new OriginStory for Captain America and Red Skull, making them share the same SuperSerum, but changing the Skull's nationality to Italian.
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* FilmAdaptationLiveAction: A new OriginStory OriginsEpisode for Captain America and Red Skull, making them share the same SuperSerum, but changing the Skull's nationality to Italian.
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* AgeLift: The man who would become the Red Skull was still a child (presumably 12) when he was kidnapped and experimented on in 1936, which would make him only 19 ([[FacialHorror though grotesquely disfigured]]) when he fought Captain America in 1943, unlike the comics, where he was at least a decade older when he started his WWII career. This was likely done to make it believable that Red Skull could still be alive in the present day (the early '90s) without prolonging his lifespan somehow or being a [[EvilOldFolks decrepit geezer]] (though it’s implied he’s stronger and sprier than a man in his mid-60s should be due to the super soldier serum).
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* AgeLift: The man who would become the Red Skull was still a child (presumably 12) when he was kidnapped and experimented on in 1936, which would make him only 19 ([[FacialHorror though grotesquely disfigured]]) when he fought Captain America in 1943, unlike the comics, where he was at least a decade older when he started his WWII career.fought Cap in WWII. This was likely done to make it believable that Red Skull could still be alive in the present day (the early '90s) without prolonging his lifespan somehow or being a [[EvilOldFolks decrepit geezer]] (though it’s implied he’s stronger and sprier than a man in his mid-60s should be due to the super soldier serum).
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* AgeLift: The man who would become the Red Skull was still a child (presumably 12) when he was kidnapped and experimented on in 1936, which would make him only 19 ([[FacialHorror though grotesquely disfigured]]) when he fought Captain America in 1943, unlike the comics, where he was at least a decade older when he started his WWII career. This was likely done to make it believable that Red Skull could still be alive in the present day (the early '90s) without being put in suspended animation or prolonging his lifespan somehow (though it’s implied he’s stronger and sprier than a man in his mid-60s should be due to the super soldier serum).
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* AgeLift: The man who would become the Red Skull was still a child (presumably 12) when he was kidnapped and experimented on in 1936, which would make him only 19 ([[FacialHorror though grotesquely disfigured]]) when he fought Captain America in 1943, unlike the comics, where he was at least a decade older when he started his WWII career. This was likely done to make it believable that Red Skull could still be alive in the present day (the early '90s) without being put in suspended animation or prolonging his lifespan somehow or being a [[EvilOldFolks decrepit geezer]] (though it’s implied he’s stronger and sprier than a man in his mid-60s should be due to the super soldier serum).
