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A revised edition was released in 2010, and included three new stories. "Captain Cathode and the Secret Ace" explores jokers and aces in Hollywood in the '50's; "Powers" puts a different spin on the Cold War and the U-2 spy plane controversy; and "Ghost Girl Takes Manhattan" is an "introduction" to Wraith as she discovers the extent of her ability in one wild night.

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A revised edition was released in 2010, and included three new stories. "Captain stories:
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Cathode and the Secret Ace" explores Ace: Explores jokers and aces in Hollywood in the '50's; "Powers" puts '50's.
* Powers: Puts
a different spin on the Cold War and the U-2 spy plane controversy; and "Ghost controversy.
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Girl Takes Manhattan" is an Manhattan: An "introduction" to Wraith as she discovers the extent of her ability in one wild night.
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* AngryBlackMan: Gimli, except it's his Joker status that drives him.
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* ATrueStoryInMyUniverse: In this world, it's thought that Klaatu from ''[[Film/TheDayTheEarthStoodStill1951 The Day The Earth Stood Still]]'' was based on Tachyon.
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* Prologue: Introduces Dr. Tachyon, the virus and it's effects.

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* Prologue: Introduces Dr. Tachyon, the virus and it's its effects.
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The first volume in the WildCards shared universe fiction series edited by George R. R. Martin. It was published in 1987 and contains several short stories establishing the Wild Cards universe, introducing the main characters, and setting up plot threads that continue to play out over the course of the rest of the series.

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The first volume in the WildCards Literature/WildCards shared universe fiction series edited by George R. R. Martin. It was published in 1987 and contains several short stories establishing the Wild Cards universe, introducing the main characters, and setting up plot threads that continue to play out over the course of the rest of the series.



** Croyd also, goes from a 14-year old kid to a grown-up appearance.

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** Croyd also, goes from a 14-year old kid to a grown-up appearance.
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* MathematicianAnswer: The Great and Powerful Turtle, on the question if he is an ace or a joker, simply says that his answer is yes.

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* MathematicianAnswer: MathematiciansAnswer: The Great and Powerful Turtle, on the question if he is an ace or a joker, simply says that his answer is yes.

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* {{Jerkass}}: Croyd a.k.a The Sleeper.

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* {{Jerkass}}: Croyd a.k.a The Sleeper. Due to his powers and uneasy familiar situation, however, you might consider him more of a JerkassWoobie.


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* MathematicianAnswer: The Great and Powerful Turtle, on the question if he is an ace or a joker, simply says that his answer is yes.
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* RapeIsLove: [[spoiler: Gregg Hartmann a.k.a the Puppetman.]]
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* Witness: The rise and fall of the Four Aces in McCarthy era America.

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* Witness: The rise and fall of the Four Aces in [[RedScare McCarthy era America.]]
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A revised edition was released in 2010, and included three new stories. "Captain Cathode and the Secret Ace" explores jokers and aces in Hollywood in the '50's; "Powers" puts a different spin on the Cold War and the U-2 spy plane controversy; and "Ghost Girl Takes Manhattan" is an "introduction" to Wraith as she discovers the extent of her ability in one wild night.

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'Prologue' - Introduces Dr. Tachyon, the virus and it's effects.

'Thirty Minutes Over Broadway' - Introduces Jetboy and his efforts to stop the release of the virus.

'The Sleeper' - Introduces Croyd Crenson and our first look into a world with Wild Cards.

'Witness' - The rise and fall of the Four Aces in McCarthy era America.

'Degradation Rites' - Dr. Tachyon's doomed romance with Blythe van Renssaeler.

'Shell Games' - Thomas Tubury discovers his ace abilities and become the Great and Powerful Turtle.

'The Long, Dark Night of Fortunato' - Fortunato, a high class pimp with powerful ace abilities, discovers the first signs of a Masonic conspiracy.

'Transfigurations' - Wimpy Mark Meadows takes a trip into the hippie world and discovers his unique ace abilities.

'Down Deep' - Introduces several characters in the sewers of New York and gives a glimpse into the mafia's machinations.

'Strings' - Introduces Puppetman and Gimli at a joker political rally gone wrong.

'Comes a Hunter' - Introduces Yeoman and Chrysalis and shows the gang presence in Jokertown.

'Epilogue' - A young boy discovers his ace power.

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'Prologue' - *Prologue: Introduces Dr. Tachyon, the virus and it's effects.

'Thirty
effects.
*Thirty
Minutes Over Broadway' - Broadway: Introduces Jetboy and his efforts to stop the release of the virus.

'The Sleeper' -
virus.
*The Sleeper:
Introduces Croyd Crenson and our first look into a world with Wild Cards.

'Witness' -
Cards.
*Witness:
The rise and fall of the Four Aces in McCarthy era America.

'Degradation Rites' -
America.
*Degradation Rites:
Dr. Tachyon's doomed romance with Blythe van Renssaeler.

'Shell Games' -
Renssaeler.
*Shell Games:
Thomas Tubury discovers his ace abilities and become the Great and Powerful Turtle.

'The
Turtle.
*The
Long, Dark Night of Fortunato' - Fortunato: Fortunato, a high class pimp with powerful ace abilities, discovers the first signs of a Masonic conspiracy.

'Transfigurations' -
conspiracy.
*Transfigurations:
Wimpy Mark Meadows takes a trip into the hippie world and discovers his unique ace abilities.

'Down Deep' -
abilities.
*Down Deep:
Introduces several characters in the sewers of New York and gives a glimpse into the mafia's machinations.

'Strings' -
machinations.
*Strings:
Introduces Puppetman and Gimli at a joker political rally gone wrong.

'Comes
wrong.
*Comes
a Hunter' - Hunter: Introduces Yeoman and Chrysalis and shows the gang presence in Jokertown.

'Epilogue' -
Jokertown.
*Epilogue:
A young boy discovers his ace power.
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* TheBeautifulPeople: Aces. [[spoiler: But only after the fall of the HUAC]]

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* TheBeautifulPeople: TheBeautifulElite: Aces. [[spoiler: But only after the fall of the HUAC]]

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