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''Starslayer: The Log of the Jolly Roger'' was an American comic book series created by Mike Grell. It was published first as a six issue limited series by Pacific Comics, and then as an ongoing series by First Comics; running for 34 issues in total. In 1995, Grell released an expanded version of the original limited series through Acclaim Comics. The expanded version, titled ''Starslayer: The Director's Cut'', ran for eight issues.
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''Starslayer: The Log of the Jolly Roger'' was an American comic book series created by Mike Grell. It was published first as a six issue limited series by Pacific Comics, and then as an ongoing series by First Comics; Creator/FirstComics; running for 34 issues in total. In 1995, Grell released an expanded version of the original limited series through Acclaim Comics. The expanded version, titled ''Starslayer: The Director's Cut'', ran for eight issues.
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* {{Spinoff}}: ''ComicBook/GrimJack'' started as a backup feature, and eventual crossover before getting its own book. Several characters migrated there after Starslayer ended its run.
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* {{Spinoff}}: ''ComicBook/GrimJack'' ''ComicBook/{{Grimjack}}'' started as a backup feature, and eventual crossover before getting its own book. Several characters migrated there after Starslayer ended its run.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: After Ostrander took over the series, a number of the newer characters (for example, Chris Heyman) were named for people he knew. This would be more prevalent in the ''ComicBook/GrimJack'' spinoff.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: After Ostrander took over the series, a number of the newer characters (for example, Chris Heyman) were named for people he knew. This would be more prevalent in the ''ComicBook/GrimJack'' ''ComicBook/{{Grimjack}}'' spinoff.
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* {{Spinoff}}: [=GrimJack=] started as a backup feature, and eventual crossover before getting its own book. Several characters migrated there after Starslayer ended its run.
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* {{Spinoff}}: [=GrimJack=] ''ComicBook/GrimJack'' started as a backup feature, and eventual crossover before getting its own book. Several characters migrated there after Starslayer ended its run.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: After Ostrander took over the series, a number of the newer characters (for example, Chris Heyman) were named for people he knew. This would be more prevalent in the [=GrimJack=] ''ComicBook/GrimJack'' spinoff.
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* StarKilling: Torin uses the Starslayer Missile to collapse Sol into a black hole.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: Artificial Intelligences ran the gambit, from complete benign, all the way to the evil Kalibos.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: Artificial Intelligences ran the gambit, gamut, from complete benign, all the way to the evil Kalibos.
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* UnfortunateImplications: A black villian appeared midway through the series named "Black Tom", but reactions to the stereotypical "Black [instert name]" format resulted in his later return as "Mad Tom".
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* AIIsACrapshoot: Artificial Intelligences ran the gambit, from complete benign, all the way to the CompleteMonster, Kalibos.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: Artificial Intelligences ran the gambit, from complete benign, all the way to the CompleteMonster, evil Kalibos.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: Artificial Intelligences ran the gambit, from complete benign, all the way to the CompleteMonster, Kalibos.
* AristocratsAreEvil: Regularly occurring, especially in Cynosure, most exemplified by Aristo.
* AristocratsAreEvil: Regularly occurring, especially in Cynosure, most exemplified by Aristo.
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* EyepatchOfPower: TorinTorin. Made even more so in that it included a link to the RobotBuddy, SAM.
* RobotBuddy: SAM, a small golden monkey who acted as Torin's companion, and functioned to help him adjust and function in the future he arrived in. Torin's eventual development where he didn't need to be constantly linked with SAM was a bit of an issue for the little droid.
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TitleDrop: The weapon used to collapse Sol into a black hole was a 'Starslayer Missile'. At the end of the arc, refugees from the Sol system have dubbed Torin himself as 'The Starslayer', though he was never directly addressed as that in the comic.
* TranslatorMicrobes: The headband/eyepatch Torin wore also functioned as a mental link to SAM, who acted as a realtime translator for Torin, who arrived only understanding old Celtic.
* {{Tuckerization}}: After Ostrander took over the series, a number of the newer characters (for example, Chris Heyman) were named for people he knew. This would be more prevalent in the [=GrimJack=] spinoff.
* UnfortunateImplications: A black villian appeared midway through the series named "Black Tom", but reactions to the stereotypical "Black [instert name]" format resulted in his later return as "Mad Tom".
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* TranslatorMicrobes: The headband/eyepatch Torin wore also functioned as a mental link to SAM, who acted as a realtime translator for Torin, who arrived only understanding old Celtic.
* {{Tuckerization}}: After Ostrander took over the series, a number of the newer characters (for example, Chris Heyman) were named for people he knew. This would be more prevalent in the [=GrimJack=] spinoff.
* UnfortunateImplications: A black villian appeared midway through the series named "Black Tom", but reactions to the stereotypical "Black [instert name]" format resulted in his later return as "Mad Tom".
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''GrooTheWanderer'' started as a back-up feature in ''Starslayer''.
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* {{Spinoff}}: [=GrimJack=] started as a backup feature, and eventual crossover before getting its own book. Several characters migrated there after Starslayer ended its run.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: in the original Grell issues, Tamara was usually running around in an outfit best described as 3 large black diamonds linked by string (see the page image). During the Ostrander/Truman era, she started wearing mildly more modest space pirate garb.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: in the original Grell issues, Tamara was usually running around in an outfit best described as 3 large black diamonds linked by string (see the page image). During the Ostrander/Truman era, she started wearing mildly more modest space pirate garb.
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* EarthShatteringKaboom: The device for imploding a sun into a black hole.
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* TimeTravelEscape: How Torin ends up in the future.
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* TheLeader: [=GrimJack=] describes Torin as a classib classic Type IV.
