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* ClusterFBomb: H.E.R.B.I.E.'s HiddenDisdainReveal to the FF also had him cursing like a sailor.
* HiddenDisdainReveal: After Valeria removed H.E.R.B.I.E.'s inhibitor chip (and profanity filter), he reveals in a ClusterFBomb rant that he hated the Four and their family.
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* SymbolSwearing: Valeria Richards removed HERBIE's profanity filter and granted him his freedom, and he tells the Fantastic Four to F*** off.
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* SymbolSwearing: Valeria Richards removed HERBIE's profanity filter and granted him his freedom, and he tells the Fantastic Four to F*** "F*** off."
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Has nothing to do with [[VideoGame/{{Incoming}} the 1998 video game]].
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* HistoryRepeats: A politician decides that vigilantes should be regulated... like what happened in ''ComicBook/CivilWar''?
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* HistoryRepeats: A politician decides that vigilantes should be regulated... like what happened in ''ComicBook/CivilWar''?''ComicBook/CivilWar2006''?
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* EntertainginglyWrong: When finding the Skrull, the Avengers and FF lay out how he gave himself away killing the Kree and the victim wrote a message in English for any Earth heroes to find his killer. Rolling his eyes, the Skrull snaps that the pair were actually partners and even friends in their mission. The reason the Kree wrote in English was because they had become so accustomed to their disguises as humans that, like any good deep-cover agent, they communicated in the same language and the message was meant as a warning to him.
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* EntertainginglyWrong: EntertaininglyWrong: When finding the Skrull, the Avengers and FF lay out how he gave himself away killing the Kree and the victim wrote a message in English for any Earth heroes to find his killer. Rolling his eyes, the Skrull snaps that the pair were actually partners and even friends in their mission. The reason the Kree wrote in English was because they had become so accustomed to their disguises as humans that, like any good deep-cover agent, they communicated in the same language and the message was meant as a warning to him.
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* EntertainginglyWrong: When finding the Skrull, the Avengers and FF lay out how he gave himself away killing the Kree and the victim wrote a message in English for any Earth heroes to find his killer. Rolling his eyes, the Skrull snaps that the pair were actually partners and even friends in their mission. The reason the Kree wrote in English was because they had become so accustomed to their disguises as humans that, like any good deep-cover agent, they communicated in the same language and the message was meant as a warning to him.
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'''''Incoming!''''' was a one-shot Creator/MarvelComics comic book published on 26 December 2019. As the title suggests, it launches several storylines that will run throughout 2020. The main writers were Dan Slott and Al Ewing, though there were many other writers involved too, all writing a few pages to promote their books.
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* AbortedArc: Sinister establishes that he wants to get his hands on the DNA of [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Franklin Richards]], in his quest to get the DNA of all Omega Level mutants. In the next year, Dan Slott would retcon Franklin into never having been a mutant, and this plotline is dropped.
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Has nothing to do with [[VideoGame/{{Incoming}} the 1998 video game]].
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* '''Robot Revolution''': Robots are revolting, declaring independence, going against their controllers. This is set up for Dan Slott's ''ComicBook/IronMan2020'' mini-series.
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* '''Robot Revolution''': Robots are revolting, declaring independence, going against their controllers. This is set up for Dan Slott's ''ComicBook/IronMan2020'' ''ComicBook/IronMan2020Event'' mini-series.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The Knights of the Infinite, the [[NonHumanHumanoidHybrid Kree-Skrull hybrids]] who were instrumental in Hulking gaining the Star Sword in ''New Avengers'', are oddly absent considering that Hulking just declared himself Emperor of both species and unified them, which was one of the Knights' primary goals.
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* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: The Masked Raider has a form of cosmic awareness that draws him to mysteries and further leads him to guide others who can solve those mysteries to them if he can't do it himself.
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* CallBack: Mr. Sinister inventories his collection of mutant DNA and notes David Haller and Mr. X as absent because no one knows where they are.
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* CallBack: Mr. Sinister inventories his collection of mutant DNA and notes David Haller and Mr. X M as absent because no one knows where they are.
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* TonightSomeoneDies: One of the major selling points in the hype for ''Incoming!'' was the death of a character. [[spoiler: Not just one character dies, but two! [[RedShirt They were extras from Marvel comics that were over 30 years old]] at the time of publication.]]
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* BrokenAce: After everything he's been through in Annihilation, Infinity Countdown and Annihilation Scourge and two deaths of the entire Nova Corps, Richard Rider is definitively ''not'' okay while still defending an uncaring galaxy.
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* BrokenAce: After everything he's been through in Annihilation, Infinity Countdown ''Annihilation'', ''Infinity Countdown'' and Annihilation Scourge ''Annihilation: Scourge'' and two deaths of the entire Nova Corps, Richard Rider is definitively ''not'' okay while still defending an uncaring galaxy.
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* CallBack: Hulkling's still got the sword Excelsior, which he found during [[ComicBook/NewAvengers2015 New Avengers]].
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* CallBack: Hulkling's still got the sword Excelsior, which he found during [[ComicBook/NewAvengers2015 in ''[[ComicBook/NewAvengers2015 New Avengers]].Avengers]]''.
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* ExactWords: According to Sinister, when Charles Xavier told him he absolutely, ''definitely'' couldn't clone anyone on Krakoa, this still left the loophole that he couldn't make ''new'' Mutants using their DNA.
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* ExactWords: According to Sinister, when Charles Xavier told him he absolutely, ''definitely'' couldn't clone anyone on Krakoa, this still left the loophole that he couldn't make ''new'' Mutants mutants using their DNA.
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* VillainTakesAnInterest: Mr. Sinister going over his collection of omega level mutant DNA notices he doesn't have Franklin's, possibly setting up ''"X-Men/Fantastic Four"''.
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* BrokenAce: After everything he's been through in Annihilation, Infinity Countdown and Annihilation Scourge and two deaths of the entire Nova Corps, Richard Rider is definitively ''not'' okay while still defending an uncaring galaxy.
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* CallBack: Mr. Sinister inventories his collection of mutant DNA and notes David Haller and Mr. X as absent because no one knows where they are.
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* ReversePsychology: Moira already has knowledge of Sinister making new mutants from spliced DNA in other timelines. Having Xavier pointedly tell him he can't make ''exact'' copies was likely intended to lead him to do it again.
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* BackForTheDead: Bel-Dann and Raksor, the Kree and Skrull warriors who took part in the Trial of the Phoenix waaaaay back when, return. Bel-Dann starts off already dead, and Raksor dies at the end.
* BuffySpeak: Jessica Jones insists she can fly down Carol's watery-hole thing by herself.
* CallBack: Hulkling's still got the sword Excelsior, which he found during [[ComicBook/NewAvengers2015 New Avengers]].
* CasualDangerDialogue: Nova and Night Thrasher have a casual chat, in-between Duane skateboarding through traffic and Rich fighting down an alien spaceship.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Dr. Gillsepe, mortuary attendant for the [=McCarthy=] Medical center. When Reed Richards comes to investigate the dead body in the locked room mystery, Gillsepe takes a sulk, and starts sleeping on one of the mortuary slabs.
-->'''Dr. Jane Foster:''' Another ''stunning'' display of professionalism from one of New York City's last authentic oddities...
* CommanderContrarian: When Carol tells Jess not to break anything in her Carol Cave, Jessica says she's now going to break something on purpose.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Raksor turns into a tree. As in, plants start violently growing out of his body.
* ExactWords: According to Sinister, when Charles Xavier told him he absolutely, ''definitely'' couldn't clone anyone on Krakoa, this still left the loophole that he couldn't make ''new'' Mutants using their DNA.
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Night Thrasher admits to not being entirely up on modern software tech, even after having been back from the dead for the last three years.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Hulkling's segment begins with him having a phone conversation with an unknown someone. It's not until the very end of the book we see ''who'' that someone is.
** When he shows up, Raksor's eating an apple. He dies when an apple tree starts growing out of his body.
* BuffySpeak: Jessica Jones insists she can fly down Carol's watery-hole thing by herself.
* CallBack: Hulkling's still got the sword Excelsior, which he found during [[ComicBook/NewAvengers2015 New Avengers]].
* CasualDangerDialogue: Nova and Night Thrasher have a casual chat, in-between Duane skateboarding through traffic and Rich fighting down an alien spaceship.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Dr. Gillsepe, mortuary attendant for the [=McCarthy=] Medical center. When Reed Richards comes to investigate the dead body in the locked room mystery, Gillsepe takes a sulk, and starts sleeping on one of the mortuary slabs.
-->'''Dr. Jane Foster:''' Another ''stunning'' display of professionalism from one of New York City's last authentic oddities...
* CommanderContrarian: When Carol tells Jess not to break anything in her Carol Cave, Jessica says she's now going to break something on purpose.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Raksor turns into a tree. As in, plants start violently growing out of his body.
* ExactWords: According to Sinister, when Charles Xavier told him he absolutely, ''definitely'' couldn't clone anyone on Krakoa, this still left the loophole that he couldn't make ''new'' Mutants using their DNA.
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Night Thrasher admits to not being entirely up on modern software tech, even after having been back from the dead for the last three years.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Hulkling's segment begins with him having a phone conversation with an unknown someone. It's not until the very end of the book we see ''who'' that someone is.
** When he shows up, Raksor's eating an apple. He dies when an apple tree starts growing out of his body.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: As the Champions note, Senator Patrick does make a point.
-->'''Ms. Marvel:''' Think about it. You're an ''average'', regular person. You don't know any super-heroes. All you see in the news is super heroes putting people in ''danger'', acting bizarre...
-->'''Riri Williams:''' Damaging ''property'', blowing stuff up. Constantly ''beefing'' for no real reason.
-->'''Ms. Marvel:''' And this charismatic stranger comes on TV saying he just cares about safety.
* LargeHam: Mr. Sinister's segment is him being pure ham, monologuing away to himself about his fiendish plans.
* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: When Adam Brashear comes calling, he tells Reed Richards he'll understand if the man's too busy with Fantastic Four stuff to help. Reed looks back to the Baxter Building, where his family are being fractuous (this being the reason Reed's stepped outside to begin with), and immediately hurries off with Adam.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: The introductory caption for Raksor's apartment.
-->''This is a typical human dwelling. There is no reason to be suspicious of it. At all.''
* SymbolSwearing: Valeria Richards removed HERBIE's profanity filter and granted him his freedom, and he tells the Fantastic Four to F***off.off.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Hulkling is still pissed at Super-Skrull, who incinerated his foster mother way back in ''Young Avengers'' vol 1, which makes their working relationship fraught.
* ThinkOfTheChildren: Senator Patrick's technique against teen superheroes.
* WhamEpisode: Hulkling finally takes control of the remnants of the Skrulls and the Kree... and is going to lead them in an attack on Earth.
* WhatTheHellHero: Silk and Sword Master tear into Jimmy Woo for forming the new Agents of Atlas, then ditching them.
* YouDidntAsk: Arno Stark's justification for not telling Blue Marvel the actual code.
-->'''Ms. Marvel:''' Think about it. You're an ''average'', regular person. You don't know any super-heroes. All you see in the news is super heroes putting people in ''danger'', acting bizarre...
-->'''Riri Williams:''' Damaging ''property'', blowing stuff up. Constantly ''beefing'' for no real reason.
-->'''Ms. Marvel:''' And this charismatic stranger comes on TV saying he just cares about safety.
* LargeHam: Mr. Sinister's segment is him being pure ham, monologuing away to himself about his fiendish plans.
* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: When Adam Brashear comes calling, he tells Reed Richards he'll understand if the man's too busy with Fantastic Four stuff to help. Reed looks back to the Baxter Building, where his family are being fractuous (this being the reason Reed's stepped outside to begin with), and immediately hurries off with Adam.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: The introductory caption for Raksor's apartment.
-->''This is a typical human dwelling. There is no reason to be suspicious of it. At all.''
* SymbolSwearing: Valeria Richards removed HERBIE's profanity filter and granted him his freedom, and he tells the Fantastic Four to F***
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Hulkling is still pissed at Super-Skrull, who incinerated his foster mother way back in ''Young Avengers'' vol 1, which makes their working relationship fraught.
* ThinkOfTheChildren: Senator Patrick's technique against teen superheroes.
* WhamEpisode: Hulkling finally takes control of the remnants of the Skrulls and the Kree... and is going to lead them in an attack on Earth.
* WhatTheHellHero: Silk and Sword Master tear into Jimmy Woo for forming the new Agents of Atlas, then ditching them.
* YouDidntAsk: Arno Stark's justification for not telling Blue Marvel the actual code.
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!!The main storylines
* '''Murder Mystery''': Masked Raider is investigating a locked room murder. Stumped, he decides to pass the info to Daredevil, who calls in the Avengers. It turns out the dead man was a Kree, and later, a Skrull also dies. Masked Raider will reappear in 2020, but it hasn't been announced where.
* '''Robot Revolution''': Robots are revolting, declaring independence, going against their controllers. This is set up for Dan Slott's ''ComicBook/IronMan2020'' mini-series.
* '''The Senator''': A Senator is speaking out on television against teenage vigilantes, which means trouble for the Champions. This plot thread will be picked up in ''ComicBook/{{Outlawed}}'' in March.
* '''The Alliance''': The Kree and Skrulls unify under Hulkling's leadership. This sets up the main summer event, ''ComicBook/{{Empyre}}''.
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*TheAlliance: The Kree and Skrull Empires become this.
*HistoryRepeats: A politician decides that vigilantes should be regulated... like what happened in ''ComicBook/CivilWar''?
*SymbolSwearing: Valeria Richards removed HERBIE's profanity filter and granted him his freedom, and he tells the Fantastic Four to F*** off.
!!The main storylines
* '''Murder Mystery''': Masked Raider is investigating a locked room murder. Stumped, he decides to pass the info to Daredevil, who calls in the Avengers. It turns out the dead man was a Kree, and later, a Skrull also dies. Masked Raider will reappear in 2020, but it hasn't been announced where.
* '''Robot Revolution''': Robots are revolting, declaring independence, going against their controllers. This is set up for Dan Slott's ''ComicBook/IronMan2020'' mini-series.
* '''The Senator''': A Senator is speaking out on television against teenage vigilantes, which means trouble for the Champions. This plot thread will be picked up in ''ComicBook/{{Outlawed}}'' in March.
* '''The Alliance''': The Kree and Skrulls unify under Hulkling's leadership. This sets up the main summer event, ''ComicBook/{{Empyre}}''.
!! Tropes
*TheAlliance: The Kree and Skrull Empires become this.
*HistoryRepeats: A politician decides that vigilantes should be regulated... like what happened in ''ComicBook/CivilWar''?
*SymbolSwearing: Valeria Richards removed HERBIE's profanity filter and granted him his freedom, and he tells the Fantastic Four to F*** off.
