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* AdaptationalDiversity: In contrast to the all-white, all heterosexual cast of the mainstream comics, the characters here are more diverse with Bruce Wayne being Chinese on his mother's side, Alfred being both Chinese and gay, Selina Kyle being Latin, the Gordons and Dick Grayson being black and Poison Ivy being Korean.
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* AdaptationalDiversity: In contrast to the all-white, all mostly white and heterosexual cast of the mainstream comics, the characters here are more diverse with diverse. Bruce Wayne being is Chinese on his mother's side, Alfred being is both Chinese and gay, Selina Kyle being Latin, is Latina, the Gordons and Dick Grayson being are black and Poison Ivy being is Korean.
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* AdaptationalDiversity: In contrast to the all-white, all heterosexual cast of the mainstream comics, the characters here are more diverse with Bruce Wayne being Chinese on his mother's side, Alfred being both Chinese and homosexual, Selina Kyle being Latin, the Gordons and Dick Grayson being black and Poison Ivy being Korean.
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* AdaptationalDiversity: In contrast to the all-white, all heterosexual cast of the mainstream comics, the characters here are more diverse with Bruce Wayne being Chinese on his mother's side, Alfred being both Chinese and homosexual, gay, Selina Kyle being Latin, the Gordons and Dick Grayson being black and Poison Ivy being Korean.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Bruce tells Selina point-blank that if she needed the money to support her father, he would have helped her if she came to him [[spoiler:Instead, she kidnaps Harvey in a case of mistaken identity for ransom. It's implied she knows she could have asked Bruce for the money, but is much too proud.]]
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Bruce tells Selina point-blank that if she needed the money to support her father, he would have helped her if she came to him him. [[spoiler:Instead, she kidnaps Harvey in a case of mistaken identity for ransom. It's implied she knows she could have asked Bruce for the money, but is much too proud.]]
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* KarmaHoudiniWarrenty: [[spoiler:Selina fakes her death and escapes to Paris for Spring Break, and thus seems to get off scot-free after all the trouble she caused. But since Spring Break is just a week long, she will eventually have to return to Gotham and deal with the consequences of her actions.]]
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* KarmaHoudiniWarrenty: KarmaHoudiniWarranty: [[spoiler:Selina fakes her death and escapes to Paris for Spring Break, and thus seems to get off scot-free after all the trouble she caused. But since Spring Break is just a week long, she will eventually have to return to Gotham and deal with the consequences of her actions.]]
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Bruce tells Selina point-blank that if she needed the money to support her father, he would have help her if she came to him for help. [[spoiler:Instead, she kidnaps Harvey in a case of mistaken identity for ransom. It's implied she know's she could have asked Bruce for the money, but is much too proud.]]
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Bruce tells Selina point-blank that if she needed the money to support her father, he would have help helped her if she came to him for help. [[spoiler:Instead, she kidnaps Harvey in a case of mistaken identity for ransom. It's implied she know's knows she could have asked Bruce for the money, but is much too proud.]]
* KarmaHoudiniWarrenty: [[spoiler:Selina fakes her death and escapes to Paris for Spring Break, and thus seems to get off scot-free after all the trouble she caused. But since Spring Break is just a week long, she will eventually have to return to Gotham and deal with the consequences of her actions.]]
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* OnlyTheLeadsGetAHappyEnding: After everything is all over, [[spoiler:Harvey's face is slashed, Bruce and Jack's friendship is destroyed, and the only one who's better off is Selina who started all the chaos in the first place since her father is saved and she runs off to Paris for Spring Break. Crosses with KarmaHoudini as she faces no consequences for her actions]].
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* OnlyTheLeadsGetAHappyEnding: After everything is all over, [[spoiler:Harvey's face is slashed, Bruce and Jack's friendship is destroyed, and the only one who's better off is Selina who started all the chaos in the first place since her father is saved and she runs off to Paris for Spring Break. Crosses with KarmaHoudini as she faces no consequences for her actions]].Break]].
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* AdaptationalDiversity: In contrast to the all-white, all heterosexual cast of the mainstream comics, the characters here are more diverse with Bruce Wayne being Chinese on his mother's side, Alfred being both Chinese and homosexual, Selina Kyle being Latin, the Gordons and Dick Grayson being black and Poison Ivy being Korean.
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Bruce Wayne and Alfred are chinese (well, Chinese American in Bruce's case) in the book (with Bruce's mother being from Hong Kong and Alfred coming from there), not Taiwanese.
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* RaceLift: Bruce and Alfred are Taiwanese, Selina is Latina, Commissioner Gordon, her daughter, and Dick Grayson are black and Poison Ivy is Korean.
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* RaceLift: Bruce and Alfred are Taiwanese, Chinese, Selina is Latina, Commissioner Gordon, her daughter, and Dick Grayson are black and Poison Ivy is Korean.
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* InNameOnly: Despite being part of the Franchise/{{Batman}} franchise, the graphic novel has very little in common with Batman outside of the setting and the characters and even then, in regards to the latter, many of the characters barely resemble their typical portrayals outside of the name and sharing a couple of their traits. This is largely due to Creator/MelissaDeLaCruz not being familiar with the source material, openly admitting as such in [[https://ew.com/books/gotham-high-first-look-melissa-de-la-cruz-thomas-pitilli-exclusive/ one interview]].
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* InNameOnly: Despite being part of the Franchise/{{Batman}} franchise, the graphic novel has very little in common with Batman outside of the setting and the characters and even then, in regards to the latter, many of the characters barely resemble their typical portrayals outside of the name and sharing a couple of their traits. This is largely due to Creator/MelissaDeLaCruz not being familiar with the source material, openly admitting as such in [[https://ew.com/books/gotham-high-first-look-melissa-de-la-cruz-thomas-pitilli-exclusive/ one interview]].
