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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: After Marvel stopped licensing the title character from Hasbro, reprints of the comic were out of the question. They were allowed to republish some crossover appearances (e.g., with the X-Men), but the main series itself remained off limits. This remained true until May 2023, when Marvel announced an agreement to reprint the series (including the aforementioned ''Power Man and Iron Fist'' issue) in omnibus editions, alongside a facsimile copy of issue #1.
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** This exile has created problems whenever Marvel's tried to collect the eras of characters who crossed over with Rom: For example, a ''Power Man and Iron Fist'' collection that had to feature Issue #73 could only include the parts of the story without Rom, and had to recap the rest with a summary that could only call Rom a "Silver Alien Cyborg".
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* ExiledFromContinuity: Rom, after Creator/MarvelComics lost rights to the character. Interestingly, though, since the rights ''only'' extended to the title character and the Dire Wraiths, ''literally everything else'' in Rom's story can still be used. As such, Space Knights and Hybrid have shown up again even after Rom's continuity exile.
** Rom himself eventually returned in his human form, having taken the name [[Myth/KingArthur Artour]], thus [[LoopholeAbuse circumventing the aspects of the character still owned by Hasbro]], namely the ''name'' Rom and his armored appearance.
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** Rom himself eventually returned in his human form, having taken the name [[Myth/KingArthur Artour]], thus [[LoopholeAbuse circumventing the aspects of the character still owned by Hasbro]], namely the ''name'' Rom and his armored appearance.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: Rom, after ExiledFromContinuity:
** Ever since Creator/MarvelComics lost rights to thecharacter.character, Rom hasn't been so much as acknowledged in the Marvel Comics universe. Interestingly, though, since the rights ''only'' extended to the title character and the Dire Wraiths, ''literally everything else'' in Rom's story can still be used. As such, Space Knights and Hybrid have shown up again even after Rom's continuity exile.
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** Because only the character Rom and his enemies the Dire Wraiths were ultimately claimed by Hasbro, they and Creator/IDWPublishing (the current owners to Rom's comic book rights, as with most other Hasbro properties) cannot use any characters and elements created by Marvel, such as the Dire Wraiths' connection to the Skrulls.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: Rom, after Creator/MarvelComics lost rights to the character.
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