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* During Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. Angakkuq only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
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* During Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the MediaNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. Angakkuq only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
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* During Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. Angakkuq only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
* During Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. Angakkuq only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
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* During Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. Angakkuq only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"?
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* ''JLA: Rock of Ages'' showed a possible future where ComicBook/{{Darkseid}} ruled. Darkseid had a scar on the right side of his face in that future and his jawline was more pronounced. In ''JLA: World War III'' General Eiling says that he is "the face of tomorrow". Note that he had red eyes, a lantern jaw and a scar on the right side of his face. Now take into account ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'', where Darkseid manages to cheat death by hiding in human hosts...
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* During Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. {{Angakkuq}} only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
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* During Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. {{Angakkuq}} Angakkuq only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
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* During GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. {{Angakkuq}} only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
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* During GrantMorrison's Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. {{Angakkuq}} only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
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* During GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against the DarkAge, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. {{Angakkuq}} only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
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* During GrantMorrison's run on ''JLA'', the Ultramarines were introduced as a "proactive" superhuman fighting force, which eventually became a global peacekeeping force. As an apparent part of Morrison's TakeThat against the DarkAge, UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, the Ultramarines are told, after their flying fortress is devastated by Gorilla Grodd, that their proactive stance doesn't work, and why. {{Angakkuq}} only recently realized that they were being set up for this purpose. The name of the flying fortress, essentially a floating city, was Superbia. This appears at first glance to be a somewhat-uncreative name for a micronation run by superhumans, but in fact, it's Latin. [[BilingualBonus Latin for "Pride".]] Y'know, as in "goes before a fall"? Genius.
