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* FanNickname:
** Tyke and Tank for teen Cyclops and Beast respectively. The former becomes an AscendedMeme in issue 40 when Magick calls him "Tyke-clops," much to the amusement of Jean and Bobby.
** [[spoiler:Baby Xavier for Xavier II]].
** Tyke and Tank for teen Cyclops and Beast respectively. The former becomes an AscendedMeme in issue 40 when Magick calls him "Tyke-clops," much to the amusement of Jean and Bobby.
** [[spoiler:Baby Xavier for Xavier II]].
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** Not to mention Gabby's absolute [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse no-show]] here, which creates a ContinuitySnarl.
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* CreatorsApathy: When asked whether Blob had his powers restored or is still on MGH, Hopeless openly responded with this, admitting he just didn't bother to decide whether or not he got his powers back, or how he suddenly became a legitimate threat again.
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* CreatorsApathy: CreatorsApathy:
** When asked whether Blob had his powers restored or is still on MGH, Hopeless openly responded with this, admitting he just didn't bother to decide whether or not he got his powers back, or how he suddenly became a legitimate threatagain.again.
** And again when asked how the version of Madelyne Pryor from [[Comicbook/SecretWars2015 Battleworld]] got to the new universe. Hopeless' response was simply that it was "boring" so he had no interest in exploring it.
** When asked whether Blob had his powers restored or is still on MGH, Hopeless openly responded with this, admitting he just didn't bother to decide whether or not he got his powers back, or how he suddenly became a legitimate threat
** And again when asked how the version of Madelyne Pryor from [[Comicbook/SecretWars2015 Battleworld]] got to the new universe. Hopeless' response was simply that it was "boring" so he had no interest in exploring it.
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* CreatorsApathy: When asked whether Blob had his powers restored or is still on MGH, Hopeless openly responded with this, admitting he just didn't bother to decide whether or not he got his powers back, or how he suddenly became a legitimate threat again.
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* TheyJustDidntCare: When asked whether Blob had his powers restored or is still on MGH, Hopeless openly responded with this, admitting he just didn't bother to decide whether or not he got his powers back, or how he suddenly became a legitimate threat again.
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* FanNickname:
** Tyke and Tank for teen Cyclops and Beast respectively. The former becomes an AscendedMeme in issue 40 when Magick calls him "Tyke-clops," much to the amusement of Jean and Bobby.
** [[spoiler:Baby Xavier for Xavier II]].
** Tyke and Tank for teen Cyclops and Beast respectively. The former becomes an AscendedMeme in issue 40 when Magick calls him "Tyke-clops," much to the amusement of Jean and Bobby.
** [[spoiler:Baby Xavier for Xavier II]].
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* DuelingWorks: Mostly from the perspective of X-23 fans: Hopeless' portrayal of the character contrasts sharply with that of Taylor's in the concurrently-running ''All-New Wolverine''. The two books take DependingOnTheWriter to such an extent that Laura is almost ''two entirely different characters'' in their respective books.
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* DuelingWorks: Mostly from the perspective of X-23 fans: Hopeless' portrayal of the character contrasts sharply with that of Taylor's in the concurrently-running ''All-New Wolverine''.''Comicbook/AllNewWolverine''. The two books take DependingOnTheWriter to such an extent that Laura is almost ''two entirely different characters'' in their respective books.
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* TheyJustDidntCare: When asked whether Blob had his powers restored or is still on MGH, Hopeless openly responded with this, admitting he just didn't bother to decide whether or not he got his powers back, or how he suddenly became a legitimate threat again.
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** It happens again with Hopeless, whose response to the backlash against (yet ''again'') X-23's portrayal is that he ''does'' have an explanation for her apparently out of character behavior, it just hasn't been explored yet.
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** It happens again with Hopeless, whose response to the backlash against (yet ''again'') X-23's portrayal is that he ''does'' have an explanation for her apparently out of character behavior, it just hasn't been explored yet.yet.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Speculation abounds that Teen!Scott going into space was a late change of plans, and that the relationship that developed between Warren and Laura was actually meant for ''Scott'' and Laura, mainly because the latter pairing had substantial groundwork laid, while Warren just kind of came out of nowhere.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Speculation abounds that Teen!Scott going into space was a late change of plans, and that the relationship that developed between Warren and Laura was actually meant for ''Scott'' and Laura, mainly because the latter pairing had substantial groundwork laid, while Warren just kind of came out of nowhere.
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* DuelingWorks: Mostly from the perspective of X-23 fans: Hopeless' portrayal of the character contrasts sharply with that of Taylor's in the concurrently-running ''All-New Wolverine''. The two books take DependingOnTheWriter to such an extent that Laura is almost ''two entirely different characters'' in their respective books.
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* WordOfGod: Bendis uses a ''lot'' of this. For example, claiming the apparent change in Comicbook/{{X 23}}'s personality and voice when she first appears is due to her experiences in [[Comicbook/AvengersArena Murderworld]]. Whether or not fans buy into his explanations or not varies wildly (and in this particular example they don't), especially given his penchant for snarky or dismissive remarks for feedback that isn't completely and automatically supportive.
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* WordOfGod: Bendis uses a ''lot'' of this. For example, claiming the apparent change in Comicbook/{{X 23}}'s personality and voice when she first appears is due to her experiences in [[Comicbook/AvengersArena Murderworld]]. Whether or not fans buy into his explanations or not varies wildly (and in this particular example they don't), especially given his penchant for snarky or dismissive remarks for feedback that isn't completely and automatically supportive.supportive.
** It happens again with Hopeless, whose response to the backlash against (yet ''again'') X-23's portrayal is that he ''does'' have an explanation for her apparently out of character behavior, it just hasn't been explored yet.
** It happens again with Hopeless, whose response to the backlash against (yet ''again'') X-23's portrayal is that he ''does'' have an explanation for her apparently out of character behavior, it just hasn't been explored yet.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Bendis accuses editorial of this during Battle of the Atom, forcing him to rewrite or alter the plot from what he intended (see RetCon below).
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Bendis accuses editorial of this during Battle of the Atom, forcing him to rewrite or alter the plot from what he intended (see RetCon below).intended.
* WordOfGod: Bendis uses a ''lot'' of this. For example, claiming the apparent change in Comicbook/{{X 23}}'s personality and voice when she first appears is due to her experiences in [[Comicbook/AvengersArena Murderworld]]. Whether or not fans buy into his explanations or not varies wildly (and in this particular example they don't), especially given his penchant for snarky or dismissive remarks for feedback that isn't completely and automatically supportive.
* WordOfGod: Bendis uses a ''lot'' of this. For example, claiming the apparent change in Comicbook/{{X 23}}'s personality and voice when she first appears is due to her experiences in [[Comicbook/AvengersArena Murderworld]]. Whether or not fans buy into his explanations or not varies wildly (and in this particular example they don't), especially given his penchant for snarky or dismissive remarks for feedback that isn't completely and automatically supportive.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Bendis accuses editorial of this during Battle of the Atom, forcing him to rewrite or alter the plot from what he intended (see RetCon below).
