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* DrosteImage: The cover of #11 shows Threadneedle handing the Marvels a copy of ''Marvels'' #11.
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* DrosteImage: The cover of #11 shows Threadneedle handing the Marvels a copy of ''Marvels'' ''The Marvels'' #11.
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* {{Expy}}: Threadneedle is an [[TheWatcher observer]] of the various events going on in the title modeled after David Bowie. This has drawn comparisons to the Broken Man from Astro City, something else Busiek also worked on.
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* {{Expy}}: Threadneedle is an [[TheWatcher observer]] of the various events going on in the title modeled after David Bowie. This has drawn comparisons to the Broken Man from Astro City, something else ''Comicbook/AstroCity'', another Busiek also worked on.book.
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* DrosteImage: The cover of #11 shows Threadneedle handing the Marvels a copy of ''Marvels'' #11.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall. Threadneedle, for unguessable reasons of his own, decides the best way to explain what's happening is to manifest a comic shop and give the heroes the backstory via the medium of comic books.
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* {{Retraux}}: The backstory in #11 is provided to the heroes via a fictional issue of ''Marvel Mystery Comics'', and is drawn in a Golden Age style.
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* {{Expy}}: Threadneedle is an [[TheWatcher observer]] of the various events going on in the title modeled after David Bowie. This has drawn comparisons to the Broken Man from Astro City.
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* {{Expy}}: Threadneedle is an [[TheWatcher observer]] of the various events going on in the title modeled after David Bowie. This has drawn comparisons to the Broken Man from Astro City.City, something else Busiek also worked on.
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Not to be confused with the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse film of [[Film/TheMarvels2023 the same name]], which is a sequel to ''Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}}''. Also not to be confused with the 1994 mini-series ''Marvels'', which was also written by Busiek.
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Not to be confused with the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse film of [[Film/TheMarvels2023 the same name]], which is a sequel to ''Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}}''. Also not to be confused with the 1994 mini-series ''Marvels'', ''{{ComicBook/Marvels}}'', which was also written by Busiek.
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Not to be confused with the upcoming Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse film of [[Film/TheMarvels2023 the same name]], which is a sequel to ''Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}}''. Also not to be confused with the 1994 mini-series ''Marvels'', which was also written by Busiek.
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Not to be confused with the upcoming Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse film of [[Film/TheMarvels2023 the same name]], which is a sequel to ''Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}}''. Also not to be confused with the 1994 mini-series ''Marvels'', which was also written by Busiek.
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Not to be confused with the upcoming Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse film of [[Film/TheMarvels2023 the same name, name]], which is a sequel to ''Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}}''. Also not to be confused with the 1994 mini-series ''Marvels'', which was also written by Busiek.
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* BarrierMaiden: [[spoiler: The nation of Siancong has a hidden gate that's keeping world-ending beings from coming through. It also can't leave the planet because it's literally wedged between two other nations and currently inhabited. Leaving would cause devastating tectonic shifts whiles people's homes disappear form under them.]]
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* LovecraftLite: Once there was a living consciousness of a world that became regularly besieged by malicious alien beings. Fleeing to another reality, it settled on Earth in the form of a country and rewrote memories so everyone believed it had always existed and they always lived there. While the characters are more worried about the hostile forces following it, they're understandably just as taken aback by the implications of a being that can slip into Earth in the form of an entire country and make people believe it's always been there.
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* LovecraftLite: Once there was a living consciousness of a world that became regularly besieged periodically razed by unstoppable, malicious alien beings. Fleeing to another reality, it settled on Earth in the form of a country and rewrote memories so everyone believed it had always existed and they always lived there. While the characters are more worried about the hostile forces following it, they're understandably just as taken aback by the implications of a being that can slip into Earth in the form of an entire country and make people believe it's always been there.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Siancong is essentially a thinly-veiled expy of Vietnam, a former French colony in Asia that underwent a major conflict that ended in a communist victory. Additionally, Marvel characters that were historically tied to the Vietnam War such as Iron Man and the Punisher were established in ''History of the Marvel Universe'' to have fought in the fictional Siancong War.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Siancong is essentially a thinly-veiled expy of Vietnam, a former French colony in Asia that underwent a major conflict that ended in a communist victory. Additionally, Marvel characters that were historically tied to the Vietnam War such as Iron Man and the Punisher were established in ''History of the Marvel Universe'' to have fought in the fictional Siancong War. This is eventually justified in-universe, as Siancong being the constructed identity of a mobile genius loci assuming the form of a country and copying its history from neighboring Vietnam.
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** Issue 3 sees the return of Kro of the Deviants, who hadn't appeared since 2012, and [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Carlo_Strange_(Earth-616)?so=search Dr. Carlo Strange]] (now spelled Strang) who only showed up in ''Tales of Suspense'' #41 (February 1963).
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** Issue 3 sees the return of Kro of the Deviants, who hadn't appeared since 2012, and [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Carlo_Strange_(Earth-616)?so=search Dr. Carlo Strange]] (now spelled Strang) who only showed up in ''Tales of Suspense'' ''ComicBook/TalesOfSuspense'' #41 (February 1963).
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* TheEveryman: Kevin Schumer. He's a regular guy, who also happens to be a big fan of superheroes and runs an app called "KSHOOM," where he gives people superhero tours of the city in a repurposed Fantasticar. [[spoiler: Although his uncle (and occasional employer) is - more-or-less - a supervillain, particularly the Tinkerer.]].
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* TheEveryman: Kevin Schumer. He's a regular guy, who also happens to be a big fan of superheroes and runs an app called "KSHOOM," where he gives people superhero tours of the city in a repurposed Fantasticar. [[spoiler: Although his uncle (and occasional employer) is - more-or-less - a supervillain, particularly the Tinkerer.]].
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* GeniusLoci: [[The alien MotherNature Shan-K'ang becomes the nation of Siancong, a BackstoryInvader on a huge scale]].
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* FictionalCountry: Siancong. [[spoiler:Which turns out to be be a plot point, given its BackstoryInvader nature]].
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* BackstoryInvader: [[spoiler:The nation of Siancong, a GeniusLoci formed by an alien MotherNature, Shan-K'ang. It's not clear exactly when it arrived, but it’s early history is deliberately stolen from the nations around it]].
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* BackstoryInvader: [[spoiler:The nation of Siancong, a GeniusLoci formed by an alien MotherNature, Shan-K'ang. It's not clear exactly when it arrived, but it’s its early history is deliberately stolen from the nations around it]].
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