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* BigNameFan: Creator/KatDennings has repeatedly expressed her love of ''Hack/Slash'' and wants to be in the film version.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Notes by Tim Seeley in the final collection reveal that both Cat and Pooch were intended to die in their initial appearances. The first "Trailers" one-shot included a number of short stories and teasers that were supposedly intended to be expanded into full-length arcs: the only one which did undergo this was "Tub Club". (A story called "Dead Celebrities" was later published, but had no similarity to the "Trailers" version except the title.)
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Notes by Tim Seeley in the final collection reveal that both Cat and Pooch were intended to die in their initial appearances. The first "Trailers" one-shot included a number of short stories and teasers that were supposedly intended to be expanded into full-length arcs: the only one which did undergo this was "Tub Club". (A story called "Dead Celebrities" was later published, but had no similarity to the "Trailers" version except the title.))
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* MissingEpisode: The "[=BUMPed=]"{{crossover}} with "BUMP," which encompasses the majority of the first ongoing's issues 12 and 13, is not collected in any of the collected volumes on account of legal issues with the since-defunct Fangoria Comics. Instead, only the portions written by Tim Seeley himself, which have a different artist, are collected, and labeled as "Interlude," with some script differences to excise any possible mentions.
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** Tini Howard's "@%&#ED!" from ''[=Hack/Slash=]: Resurrection'' #12 is basically a longer version of Tim Seeley's "Avert Your Eyes" from ''The CBLDF Presents Liberty'' Annual 2013. While the two stories played out differently, both involved slashers called the Censor who used magic and good old fashioned violence to obscure and wipe out violence, foul language, etc.
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** Tini Howard's "@%&#ED!" from ''[=Hack/Slash=]: Resurrection'' #12 is basically a longer version of Tim Seeley's "Avert Your Eyes" from ''The CBLDF Presents Liberty'' Annual 2013. While the two stories played out differently, they both involved slashers called the Censor who used magic and good old fashioned violence to obscure and wipe out violence, foul language, inappropriate sexuality, etc.
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* RecycledScript: According to Tim Seeley, the basic concept of the first ''Hack/Slash'' story ''Euthanized'' was originally pitched by him as a plot for an ''Army Of Darkness'' comic, and "Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter" was originally written as a pitch for a SlasherMovie parody featuring Franchise/MarvelUniverse teen superheroes.
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** According to Tim Seeley, the basic concept of the first ''Hack/Slash'' story ''Euthanized'' was originally pitched by him as a plot for an ''Army Of Darkness'' comic, and "Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter" was originally written as a pitch for a SlasherMovie parody featuring Franchise/MarvelUniverse teensuperheroes.superheroes.
** Tini Howard's "@%&#ED!" from ''[=Hack/Slash=]: Resurrection'' #12 is basically a longer version of Tim Seeley's "Avert Your Eyes" from ''The CBLDF Presents Liberty'' Annual 2013. While the two stories played out differently, both involved slashers called the Censor who used magic and good old fashioned violence to obscure and wipe out violence, foul language, etc.
** According to Tim Seeley, the basic concept of the first ''Hack/Slash'' story ''Euthanized'' was originally pitched by him as a plot for an ''Army Of Darkness'' comic, and "Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter" was originally written as a pitch for a SlasherMovie parody featuring Franchise/MarvelUniverse teen
** Tini Howard's "@%&#ED!" from ''[=Hack/Slash=]: Resurrection'' #12 is basically a longer version of Tim Seeley's "Avert Your Eyes" from ''The CBLDF Presents Liberty'' Annual 2013. While the two stories played out differently, both involved slashers called the Censor who used magic and good old fashioned violence to obscure and wipe out violence, foul language, etc.
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* TheCSIEffect: The "influences criminal behavior" facet is mentioned by Cat Curio; TV shows about criminal science have made criminals smarter and less careless, which had the secondary effect of making many of her BMJ Crime Lab detective gadgets obsolete.
* DevelopmentHell: The film adaptation is proceeding... just very, ''very'' slowly.
* RecycledScript: According to Tim Seeley, the basic concept of the first ''Hack/Slash'' story"Euthenised" ''Euthanized'' was originally pitched by him as a plot for an ''Army Of Darkness'' comic, and "Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter" was originally written as a pitch for a SlasherMovie parody featuring Franchise/MarvelUniverse teen superheroes.
* DevelopmentHell: The film adaptation is proceeding... just very, ''very'' slowly.
* RecycledScript: According to Tim Seeley, the basic concept of the first ''Hack/Slash'' story
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* RecycledScript: According to Tim Seeley, the basic concept of the first ''Hack/Slash'' story "Euthenised" was originally pitched by him as a plot for an ''Army Of Darkness'' comic, and "Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter" was originally written as a pitch for a SlasherMovie parody featuring Franchise/MarvelUniverse teen superheroes.
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* BigNameFan: KatDennings has repeatedly expressed her love of ''Hack/Slash'' and wants to be in the film version.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Notes by Tim Seeley in the final collection reveal that both Cat and Pooch were intended to die in their initial appearances. The first "Trailers" one-shot included a number of short stories and teasers that were supposedly intended to be expanded into full-length arcs: the only one which did undergo this was "Tub Club". (A story called "Dead Celebrities" was later published, but had no similarity to the "Trailers" version except the title.)
