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* CallForward: [[spoiler:At the end of issue 4, Doctor X is shown to be working with [[Franchise/GIJoe Storm Shadow]], and mentions Baron Ironblood, as a lead-in to the new ''ComicBook/{{Revolutionaries}}'' series.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[spoiler:At the end of issue 4, Doctor X is shown to be working with [[Franchise/GIJoe Storm Shadow]], and mentions Baron Ironblood, as a lead-in to the new ''ComicBook/{{Revolutionaries}}'' series.]]
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Incredibly Lame Pun is a redirect and not a trope by itself. When a character likes to make puns from time to time, lame or otherwise, it's called Pungeon Master.
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* IncrediblyLamePun:
** Ian. '''''[[PungeonMaster Constantly.]]'''''
--->'''Ian:''' "I'm relentless when it comes to bad puns... and the pursuit of justice."
** Director Bestley gets in on it in the fourth issue. Salmons isn't amused.
--->'''Salmons:''' "Are the puns a thing we're all doing now, Director?"
** Ian. '''''[[PungeonMaster Constantly.]]'''''
--->'''Ian:''' "I'm relentless when it comes to bad puns... and the pursuit of justice."
** Director Bestley gets in on it in the fourth issue. Salmons isn't amused.
--->'''Salmons:''' "Are the puns a thing we're all doing now, Director?"
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* PungeonMaster:
** Ian. '''''Constantly.'''''
--->'''Ian:''' "I'm relentless when it comes to bad puns... and the pursuit of justice."
** Director Bestley gets in on it in the fourth issue. [[LamePunReaction Salmons isn't amused]].
--->'''Salmons:''' "Are the puns a thing we're all doing now, Director?"
** Ian. '''''Constantly.'''''
--->'''Ian:''' "I'm relentless when it comes to bad puns... and the pursuit of justice."
** Director Bestley gets in on it in the fourth issue. [[LamePunReaction Salmons isn't amused]].
--->'''Salmons:''' "Are the puns a thing we're all doing now, Director?"
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Not an outcome.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: As Bestley points out, the terrorists' "X" belt buckles -- which led Ian to go in against them guns blazing -- count for ''nothing'' as evidence that Doctor X is still alive. It's a ''letter''.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: [[spoiler:Mercy Gale took on the identity of Doctor X in order to make change for good, rather than just [[VillainsActHeroesReact stopping the actions of enemy forces]].]]
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: [[spoiler:Mercy Gale took on the identity of Doctor X in order to make change for good, rather than just [[VillainsActHeroesReact stopping the actions of enemy forces]].]]]]
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''Action Man'' is a 2016 comic book written by [[ComicBook/TheTransformersRobotsInDisguise John Barber]] and published by Creator/IDWPublishing, released to tie into both IDW's ''[[ComicBook/Revolution2016 Revolution]]'' event and the 50th anniversary of the Action Man toy, that reimagines the British hero as a James Bond-esque super spy to tie back to the character's military origins. Though taking on a DarkerAndEdgier tone than the TV shows that came before it, it still doesn't take itself too seriously: the first two issues involve [[UsefulNotes/TheChannelIslands Guernesey Independence]] [[SillyReasonForWar terrorists]], [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot a German wearing powered armor who calls people "pillocks"]], and our hero [[DestructiveSavior crashing a train]] into [[https://sheprethwildlifepark.co.uk/ Shepreth Wildlife Park]].
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''Action Man'' is a 2016 comic book written by [[ComicBook/TheTransformersRobotsInDisguise John Barber]] and published by Creator/IDWPublishing, released to tie into both IDW's ''[[ComicBook/Revolution2016 Revolution]]'' event and the 50th anniversary of the Action Man toy, that reimagines the British hero as a James Bond-esque super spy to tie back to the character's military origins. Though taking on a DarkerAndEdgier tone than the TV shows that came before it, it still doesn't take itself too seriously: the first two issues involve [[UsefulNotes/TheChannelIslands Guernesey Independence]] Guernesey]] [[SillyReasonForWar Independence terrorists]], [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot a German wearing powered armor who calls people "pillocks"]], and our hero [[DestructiveSavior crashing a train]] into [[https://sheprethwildlifepark.co.uk/ Shepreth Wildlife Park]].
