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** ''Marvel Zombies 4'' has its own zombie + X record in it. In 3 issues we get Zombie [[spoiler:Werewolf]], at least three Mad Zombies, [[DemonicPossession Demonic Possessed Zombie]], Zombie Sea Monsters, Zombie Cloud, and three dead superheroes [[FusionDance Fused in One Zombie]]. Sadly, while a version of Simon Garth (The Zombie!) appears, it's the main Marvel Universe version. So we never get to see ''Zombie Zombie''!
* ComicBook/{{Nextwave}}

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** ''Marvel Zombies 4'' has its own zombie + X record in it. In 3 issues we get Zombie [[spoiler:Werewolf]], at least three Mad Zombies, [[DemonicPossession Demonic Possessed Zombie]], Zombie Sea Monsters, Zombie Cloud, and three dead superheroes [[FusionDance Fused in One Zombie]]. Sadly, while a version of Simon Garth (The Zombie!) ([[ComicBook/TalesOfTheZombie The Zombie!]]) appears, it's the main Marvel Universe version. So we never get to see ''Zombie Zombie''!
* ComicBook/{{Nextwave}}''ComicBook/{{Nextwave}}'':
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** To wit: G.I. Robot (rill name: J.A.K.E. 2) was but one of the many, ''many'' attempts by American forces to capture Dinosaur Island, which was of incredible strategic value in the Pacific Theatre. Other attempts involved the Creature Commandos, the Suicide Squad, and recruiting three brothers from the circus to be paratroopers. As far as can be seen, Dinosaur Island was never captured by either side.

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** To wit: G.I. Robot ComicBook/GIRobot (rill name: J.A.K.E. 2) was but one of the many, ''many'' attempts by American forces to capture Dinosaur Island, which was of incredible strategic value in the Pacific Theatre. Other attempts involved the Creature Commandos, ComicBook/CreatureCommandos, the Suicide Squad, ComicBook/SuicideSquad, and recruiting three brothers from the circus to be paratroopers. As far as can be seen, Dinosaur Island was never captured by either side.



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* UsefulNotes/{{The Bronze Age|OfComicBooks}} ComicBook/{{Superman}} villain Terra Man. In the Old West, a boy was kidnapped by aliens. He escaped them and became a feared criminal in their civilization, using their technology. When he finally returned to Earth, he found that a hundred years had passed while he'd been flying around space at relativistic speeds. He took offense that Earth's greatest hero was an alien, so he dedicated himself to making Superman's life miserable. Yet he still dressed and behaved like someone from the Old West even while using alien technology, so he was a space cowboy. Oh, and he rode a winged alien horse named Nova.

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* UsefulNotes/{{The MediaNotes/{{The Bronze Age|OfComicBooks}} ComicBook/{{Superman}} villain Terra Man. In the Old West, a boy was kidnapped by aliens. He escaped them and became a feared criminal in their civilization, using their technology. When he finally returned to Earth, he found that a hundred years had passed while he'd been flying around space at relativistic speeds. He took offense that Earth's greatest hero was an alien, so he dedicated himself to making Superman's life miserable. Yet he still dressed and behaved like someone from the Old West even while using alien technology, so he was a space cowboy. Oh, and he rode a winged alien horse named Nova.
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* A lot of superhero team books try for this. For example, [[ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders the Outsiders]] consisted of [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething Geo]][[DishingOutDirt Force,]] [[ElementalEmbodiment Metamorpho,]] ComicBook/{{Katana}} (a BadassNormal CrusadingWidow wielding a [[YourSoulIsMine Soul Stealing Sword]]), ComicBook/BlackLightning (the original ElectricBlackGuy), [[SociopathicHero Halo,]] and [[FriendlyNeighborhoodVampires Looker.]] A team of crimefighters assembled by [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} the Goddamn Batman]] to act as a sort of black ops JLA.

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* A lot of superhero ''ComicBook/{{The Outsiders|DCComics}}'': The team books try for this. For example, [[ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders the Outsiders]] consisted of [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething Geo]][[DishingOutDirt Force,]] [[ElementalEmbodiment Metamorpho,]] ComicBook/{{Katana}} (a BadassNormal CrusadingWidow wielding a [[YourSoulIsMine Soul Stealing Sword]]), ComicBook/BlackLightning (the original ElectricBlackGuy), [[SociopathicHero Halo,]] and [[FriendlyNeighborhoodVampires Looker.]] A team of crimefighters assembled by [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} the Goddamn Batman]] to act as a sort of black ops JLA.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' was created to be this ''by design.'' He's part Literature/{{Zorro}}, part Literature/SherlockHolmes, part Literature/TheScarletPimpernel, part ComicStrip/DickTracy, part ComicStrip/ThePhantom, part Literature/DocSavage, part UsefulNotes/RobertTheBruce (where his first name comes from), and part ComicBook/{{Superman}} (minus the "super"). And he battles a clown, and a fat midget, and a CatGirl, and a character from a children's storybook...

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* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' was created to be this ''by design.'' He's part Literature/{{Zorro}}, DerivativeWorks/{{Zorro}}, part Literature/SherlockHolmes, part Literature/TheScarletPimpernel, part ComicStrip/DickTracy, part ComicStrip/ThePhantom, part Literature/DocSavage, part UsefulNotes/RobertTheBruce (where his first name comes from), and part ComicBook/{{Superman}} (minus the "super"). And he battles a clown, and a fat midget, and a CatGirl, and a character from a children's storybook...

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