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* CloningBlues: There are multiple clones of Music/ElvisPresley wandering through the timestream. One of the clones had MagicPlasticSurgery so he could go back in time and become Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis' manager, who "murdered the miserable, suicidal Elvis for taking too long to die".
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* CloningBlues: CloneAngst: There are multiple clones of Music/ElvisPresley wandering through the timestream. One of the clones had MagicPlasticSurgery so he could go back in time and become Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis' manager, who "murdered the miserable, suicidal Elvis for taking too long to die".
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* BareYourMidriff: Kitty does this in the cover art.
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Thomas Edison being imagined as a power-crazed megalomaniac to make him the ultimate villain of the show. [[spoiler: Also Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis, who it turns was a temporal duplicate masquerading as Parker.]]
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Thomas Edison being imagined as a power-crazed megalomaniac to make him the ultimate villain of the show. [[spoiler: Also Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis, who it turns was a temporal duplicate masquerading as Parker.]]
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* MindControl: As Joel "Smooth" Alberson, Al Jolson has a move called the Dazzer that "transforms those listening into disco-affected funk-zombies, ready to do Joel's bidding".
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* MindControl: MindControlMusic: A variation. As Joel "Smooth" Alberson, Al Jolson has a move called the Dazzer that "transforms those listening into disco-affected funk-zombies, ready to do Joel's bidding".
