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** He only starts out as a robot with skin, over time the nanotech magic which gives him his powers is suppose to reshape his body to be indistinguishable from humans at any level.
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** He only starts out as a robot with skin, over time the nanotech magic which gives him his powers is suppose supposed to reshape his body to be indistinguishable from humans at any level.
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* While at first The Gibborim may appear to be a rather simple BiggerBad, are actually the perfect antithesis to the Runaways themselves. The Gibborim are [[WellDoneSonGuy "Well done son" guys]] to ''God himself'', God punished them and threw them out of heaven, but due to their undying devotion, they are willing to commit an act of evil as great as extreme human genocide in the hopes of restoring the world's perfection, something that, in a twisted sense, they believe would please God. Contrast that with the kids, who disobey their parents in order to do what they believe is right.
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* While at first The Gibborim may appear to be a rather simple BiggerBad, TheManBehindTheMan, are actually the perfect antithesis to the Runaways themselves. The Gibborim are [[WellDoneSonGuy "Well done son" guys]] to ''God himself'', God punished them and threw them out of heaven, but due to their undying devotion, they are willing to commit an act of evil as great as extreme human genocide in the hopes of restoring the world's perfection, something that, in a twisted sense, they believe would please God. Contrast that with the kids, who disobey their parents in order to do what they believe is right.
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* In volume five, Molly is the only one at all happy to have Alex around again. Is this just her being nice, or does she know that he was the mysterious voice helping her near the end of BKV's run?
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* When we see them at the beginning of the series, the Deans seems very kind, preppy and the standard GranolaGirl and SoapboxSadie types. But throughout their appearances, Leslie is not only quite possibly the most powerful and manipulative member of The Pride, but she and Frank both come off as condescending and coddling towards Karolina. Now consider the fact that Karolina outting herself to Nico appears to be the first time she's ever done it to anyone. Her parents are about as far left on the political spectrum as they can be, and she ''still'' fears their judgement so badly that she never came out to them. With all that in mind, ''what the hell kind of pressure has this poor girl been living under for the last 16 years?!''
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* When we see them at the beginning of the series, the Deans seems very kind, preppy and the standard GranolaGirl and SoapboxSadie types. But throughout their appearances, Leslie is not only quite possibly the most powerful and manipulative member of The Pride, but she and Frank both come off as condescending and coddling towards Karolina. Now consider the fact that Karolina outting herself to Nico appears to be the first time she's ever done it to anyone. Her parents are about as far left on the political spectrum as they can be, and she ''still'' fears their judgement so badly that she never came out to them. With all that in mind, ''what the hell kind of pressure has this poor girl been living under for the last 16 years?!''years?!''
* Wolverine destroyed time in ''ComicBook/AgeOfUltron'' (the comic, not the film), by abusing of time travels. And in 2017, we are at it again. Well, if someone was going to destroy reality for good by further abusing of time travel machines after that, of course that it had to be Chase!
* Wolverine destroyed time in ''ComicBook/AgeOfUltron'' (the comic, not the film), by abusing of time travels. And in 2017, we are at it again. Well, if someone was going to destroy reality for good by further abusing of time travel machines after that, of course that it had to be Chase!
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* It always annoys [[{{Stinkoman87}} This Troper]] that people keep calling Victor a cyborg when he is really more like a [[TheTerminator Terminator.]] But when I think about it more I realize that, yeah, he is a Terminator, in both design (a robot with human flesh grafted on to disguise its true nature) and function (meant to infiltrate a group of humans and kill them from the inside).
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* It always annoys [[{{Stinkoman87}} This Troper]] that people keep calling Victor a cyborg when he is really more like a [[TheTerminator Terminator.]] Franchise/{{Terminator}}. But when I think about it more I realize that, yeah, he is a Terminator, in both design (a robot with human flesh grafted on to disguise its true nature) and function (meant to infiltrate a group of humans and kill them from the inside).
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* The Deans are criminals bad enough to be exiled to another system willing to sell out their planet and their daughter for entirely selfish reasons who are [[MasterActor master actors]] you could never suspect this from. It's entirely possible that they're sociopaths.
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* Gertrude 'Gertie' Yorkes is a Dinosaur Tamer. GertieTheDinosaur is the first tamed dinosaur.
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* Gertrude 'Gertie' Yorkes is a Dinosaur Tamer. GertieTheDinosaur WesternAnimation/GertieTheDinosaur is the first tamed dinosaur.
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* Gertrude 'Gertie' Yorkes is a Dinosaur Tamer. GertieTheDinosaur is the first tamed dinosaur.
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* When the kids discover that their parents are supervillains and are having a hard time believing it, Gert lists all the lies adults regularly tell their children: "of course you're pretty," "your face will get stuck like that," etc when she's interrupted by Alex telling them "it's going to be okay." At first, it seems he's just reciting another adult lie to comfort them. [[spoiler: But at the revelation that he's TheMole for their parents, it's very subtle {{Foreshadowing}}!]]
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* While at first The Gibborim may appear to be a rather simple BiggerBad, are actually the perfect antithesis to the Runaways themselves. The Gibborim are [[WellDoneSonGuy "Well done son" guys]] to ''God himself'', God punished them and threw them out of heaven, but due to their undying devotion, they are willing to commit an act of evil as great as extreme human genocide in the hopes of restoring the world's perfection, something that, in a twisted sense, they believe would please God. Contrast that with the kids, who disobey their parents in order to do what they believe is right.
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* It's been said that abused kids often grow up to become abusive themselves. With that in mind, Chase's treatment of Klara during the "Homeschooling" arc - he repeatedly yells at her, kills fairies in front of her, and threatens to break every bone in her body unless she stops crying - becomes incredibly disturbing.
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* It's been said that abused kids often grow up to become abusive themselves. With that in mind, Chase's treatment of Klara during the "Homeschooling" arc - he repeatedly yells at her, kills fairies in front of her, and threatens to break every bone in her body unless she stops crying - becomes incredibly disturbing.disturbing.
* When we see them at the beginning of the series, the Deans seems very kind, preppy and the standard GranolaGirl and SoapboxSadie types. But throughout their appearances, Leslie is not only quite possibly the most powerful and manipulative member of The Pride, but she and Frank both come off as condescending and coddling towards Karolina. Now consider the fact that Karolina outting herself to Nico appears to be the first time she's ever done it to anyone. Her parents are about as far left on the political spectrum as they can be, and she ''still'' fears their judgement so badly that she never came out to them. With all that in mind, ''what the hell kind of pressure has this poor girl been living under for the last 16 years?!''
* When we see them at the beginning of the series, the Deans seems very kind, preppy and the standard GranolaGirl and SoapboxSadie types. But throughout their appearances, Leslie is not only quite possibly the most powerful and manipulative member of The Pride, but she and Frank both come off as condescending and coddling towards Karolina. Now consider the fact that Karolina outting herself to Nico appears to be the first time she's ever done it to anyone. Her parents are about as far left on the political spectrum as they can be, and she ''still'' fears their judgement so badly that she never came out to them. With all that in mind, ''what the hell kind of pressure has this poor girl been living under for the last 16 years?!''
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* In the second volume of Comicbook/{{Runaways}}, the story arc with the return of Comicbook/CloakAndDagger has Dagger [[spoiler: beat up by an obsessed fanboy]] with the culprit having Cloak's powers. The horror comes in first with the [[spoiler: obsessed fanboy]] [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything who, while in Cloak's appearance, comes to her and does something that causes the team to close their eyes in disgust]]. And this guy is [[spoiler:a hospital orderly with exclusive access to her room]].
* It's been said that abused kids often grow up to become abusive themselves. With that in mind, Chase's treatment of Klara during the "Home Schooling" arc - he repeatedly yells at her, kills fairies in front of her, and threatens to break every bone in her body unless she stops crying - becomes incredibly disturbing.
* It's been said that abused kids often grow up to become abusive themselves. With that in mind, Chase's treatment of Klara during the "Home Schooling" arc - he repeatedly yells at her, kills fairies in front of her, and threatens to break every bone in her body unless she stops crying - becomes incredibly disturbing.
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* In the second volume of Comicbook/{{Runaways}}, the The story arc with featuring the return of Comicbook/CloakAndDagger has Dagger [[spoiler: beat up by an [[spoiler:an obsessed fanboy]] with the culprit having Cloak's powers. The horror comes in first with the [[spoiler: obsessed [[spoiler:obsessed fanboy]] [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything who, while in Cloak's appearance, comes to her and does something that causes the team to close their eyes in disgust]]. And this guy is [[spoiler:a hospital orderly with exclusive access to her room]].
* It's been said that abused kids often grow up to become abusive themselves. With that in mind, Chase's treatment of Klara during the"Home Schooling" "Homeschooling" arc - he repeatedly yells at her, kills fairies in front of her, and threatens to break every bone in her body unless she stops crying - becomes incredibly disturbing.
* It's been said that abused kids often grow up to become abusive themselves. With that in mind, Chase's treatment of Klara during the
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* In the second volume of Comicbook/{{Runaways}}, the story arc with the return of Comicbook/CloakAndDagger has Dagger [[spoiler: beat up by an obsessed fanboy]] with the culprit having Cloak's powers. The horror comes in first with the [[spoiler: obsessed fanboy]] [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything who, while in Cloak's appearance, comes to her and does something that causes the team to close their eyes in disgust]]. And this guy is [[spoiler: a [[spoiler:a hospital orderly with exclusive access to her room]].room]].
* It's been said that abused kids often grow up to become abusive themselves. With that in mind, Chase's treatment of Klara during the "Home Schooling" arc - he repeatedly yells at her, kills fairies in front of her, and threatens to break every bone in her body unless she stops crying - becomes incredibly disturbing.
* It's been said that abused kids often grow up to become abusive themselves. With that in mind, Chase's treatment of Klara during the "Home Schooling" arc - he repeatedly yells at her, kills fairies in front of her, and threatens to break every bone in her body unless she stops crying - becomes incredibly disturbing.
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* When the Wilders discover that Alex has snuck out of the house, leaving a mannequin's head in his bed to make it look like he was asleep, Mrs. Wilder [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the FridgeLogic of Alex just happening to have a male mannequin head in his room. This makes perfect sense, however, when it's revealed [[spoiler:that Alex spent the past year planning for exactly this situation]].
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* When the Wilders discover that Alex has snuck out of the house, [[SleepingDummy leaving a mannequin's head in his bed to make it look like he was asleep, asleep]], Mrs. Wilder [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the FridgeLogic of Alex just happening to have a male mannequin head in his room. This makes perfect sense, however, when it's revealed [[spoiler:that Alex spent the past year planning for exactly this situation]].
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* When the Wilders discover that Alex has snuck out of the house, leaving a mannequin's head in his bed to make it look like he was asleep, Mrs. Wilder [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the FridgeLogic of Alex just happening to have a male mannequin head in his room. This makes perfect sense, however, when it's revealed [[spoiler:that Alex spent the past year planning for exactly this situation]].
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* I thought it was odd that Brian K. Vaughan gave two characters in ''{{Runaways}}'' the same first name: Victor Stein and Victor Mancha. Then it occurred to her that that might be part of why Chase is initially more hostile than any of the others toward Victor Mancha. Subconsciously, he connects him to his abusive father.
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* I thought it was odd that Brian K. Vaughan gave two characters in ''{{Runaways}}'' ''Comicbook/{{Runaways}}'' the same first name: Victor Stein and Victor Mancha. Then it occurred to her that that might be part of why Chase is initially more hostile than any of the others toward Victor Mancha. Subconsciously, he connects him to his abusive father.
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* In the second volume of {{Runaways}}, Comicbook/{{Runaways}}, the story arc with the return of Comicbook/CloakAndDagger has Dagger [[spoiler: beat up by an obsessed fanboy]] with the culprit having Cloak's powers. The horror comes in first with the [[spoiler: obsessed fanboy]] [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything who, while in Cloak's appearance, comes to her and does something that causes the team to close their eyes in disgust]]. And this guy is [[spoiler: a hospital orderly with exclusive access to her room]].
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* After reading this, I just realized something else about Victor Stein and Victor Mancha. Victor Stein is a Mad Scientist.... named after Victor (Franken)stein? And, while a little bit more WMG, Victor Mancha is a robot/cyborg creation, is also named after Victor Frankenstein, though in this case in relation to Frankenstein's monster. Both are constructs made by a mad scientist, or in Victor's case mad evil robot
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* It always annoys [[{{Stinkoman87}} This Troper]] that people keep calling Victor a cyborg when he is really more like a [[TheTerminator Terminator.]] But when I think about it more I realize that, yeah, he is a Terminator, in both design (a robot with human flesh grafted on to disguise its true nature) and function (meant to infiltrate a group of humans and kill them from the inside).
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* In the second volume of {{Runaways}}, the story arc with the return of Comicbook/CloakAndDagger has Dagger [[spoiler: beat up by an obsessed fanboy]] with the culprit having Cloak's powers. The horror comes in first with the [[spoiler: obsessed fanboy]] [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything who, while in Cloak's appearance, comes to her and does something that causes the team to close their eyes in disgust]]. And this guy is [[spoiler: a hospital orderly with exclusive access to her room]].
