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* DivorcedInstallment: ''The Order'' was supposed to be a revival of ''[[Comicbook/{{Champions|1975}} The Champions]]'', a Marvel team book from the '70s that starred Comicbook/BlackWidow, Comicbook/TheIncredibleHercules, [[Comicbook/WarrenWorthingtonIII Angel]], Comicbook/{{Iceman}} and Comicbook/GhostRider. Unfortunately, Marvel had lost the trademark to the name "Champions," so the series had to be named something else.
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* DivorcedInstallment: ''The Order'' was supposed to be a revival of ''[[Comicbook/{{Champions|1975}} The Champions]]'', a Marvel team book from the '70s that starred Comicbook/BlackWidow, Comicbook/TheIncredibleHercules, [[Comicbook/WarrenWorthingtonIII Angel]], Comicbook/{{Iceman}} Comicbook/{{Iceman|MarvelComics}} and Comicbook/GhostRider. Unfortunately, Marvel had lost the trademark to the name "Champions," so the series had to be named something else.
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* DivorcedInstallment: ''The Order'' was supposed to be a revival of ''The Comicbook/{{Champions|1975}}'', a Marvel team book from the '70s that starred Comicbook/BlackWidow, Comicbook/TheIncredibleHercules, [[Comicbook/WarrenWorthingtonIII Angel]], Comicbook/{{Iceman}} and Comicbook/GhostRider. Unfortunately, Marvel had lost the trademark to the name "Champions," so the series had to be named something else.
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* DivorcedInstallment: ''The Order'' was supposed to be a revival of ''The Comicbook/{{Champions|1975}}'', ''[[Comicbook/{{Champions|1975}} The Champions]]'', a Marvel team book from the '70s that starred Comicbook/BlackWidow, Comicbook/TheIncredibleHercules, [[Comicbook/WarrenWorthingtonIII Angel]], Comicbook/{{Iceman}} and Comicbook/GhostRider. Unfortunately, Marvel had lost the trademark to the name "Champions," so the series had to be named something else.
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* ThePeteBest: The first issue features Henry Hellrung and Pepper Potts having to fire four of the Order's initial lineup after they decide to get drunk after their first mission.
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* ThePeteBest: The first issue features Henry Hellrung and Pepper Potts having to fire four of the Order's initial lineup after they decide to get drunk after their first mission.
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* TorchTheFranchiseAndRun: Creator/MattFraction ended ''The Order'' by having the whole team [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomped]] by Ezekiel Stane, which included the team leader having to MercyKill one of the members to stop her SuperpowerMeltdown from destroying LA. To add insult to injury, Stane only did it to piss off Tony Stark, and when he appeared as the villain in the first arc of Fraction's ''Invincible ComicBook/IronMan'' none of the surviving Order members got to be involved in taking him down. There's a fan-theory that this was a metafictional TakeThatAudience, with Ezekiel representing Marvel fans who are only interested in forty-year-old characters and don't support series with new characters.
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* TorchTheFranchiseAndRun: Creator/MattFraction ended ''The Order'' by having the whole team [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomped]] by Ezekiel Stane, which included the team leader having to MercyKill one of the members to stop her SuperpowerMeltdown from destroying LA. To add insult to injury, Stane only did it to piss off Tony Stark, and when he appeared as the villain in the first arc of Fraction's ''Invincible ComicBook/IronMan'' none of the surviving Order members got to be involved in taking him down. There's a fan-theory that this was a metafictional TakeThatAudience, with Ezekiel representing Marvel fans who are only interested in forty-year-old characters and don't support series with new characters.characters.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''The Order'' was originally going to be a revival of ''ComicBook/Champions1975'', but it turned out that Marvel had lost the trademark in the years since the original volume's cancellation.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''The Order'' was originally going to be a revival of ''ComicBook/Champions1975'', but it turned out that Marvel had lost the trademark in the years since the original volume's cancellation.
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* DivorcedInstallment: ''The Order'' was supposed to be a revival of ''The Comicbook/{{Champions|1975}}'', a Marvel team book from the '70s that starred Comicbook/BlackWidow, Comicbook/TheIncredibleHercules, [[Comicbook/WarrenWorthingtonIII Angel]], Comicbook/{{Iceman}} and Comicbook/GhostRider. Unfortunately, Marvel had lost the trademark to the name "Champions," so the series had to be named something else.
* TorchTheFranchiseAndRun: Creator/MattFraction ended ''The Order'' by having the whole team [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomped]] by Ezekiel Stane, which included the team leader having to MercyKill one of the members to stop her SuperpowerMeltdown from destroying LA. To add insult to injury, Stane only did it to piss off Tony Stark, and when he appeared as the villain in the first arc of Fraction's ''Invincible ComicBook/IronMan'' none of the surviving Order members got to be involved in taking him down. There's a fan-theory that this was a metafictional TakeThatAudience, with Ezekiel representing Marvel fans who are only interested in forty-year-old characters and don't support series with new characters.
* TorchTheFranchiseAndRun: Creator/MattFraction ended ''The Order'' by having the whole team [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomped]] by Ezekiel Stane, which included the team leader having to MercyKill one of the members to stop her SuperpowerMeltdown from destroying LA. To add insult to injury, Stane only did it to piss off Tony Stark, and when he appeared as the villain in the first arc of Fraction's ''Invincible ComicBook/IronMan'' none of the surviving Order members got to be involved in taking him down. There's a fan-theory that this was a metafictional TakeThatAudience, with Ezekiel representing Marvel fans who are only interested in forty-year-old characters and don't support series with new characters.
