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* FridgeHorror: Some of you might wonder how the female Wraiths were going to reproduce after killing off their males. Here's a possible answer...they weren't! They may have turned into {{Death Seeker}}s and {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s. In other words, they wanted to destroy everyone and everything and they didn't care if they died, as long as everything else died with them! Eek!
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* FridgeHorror: Some of you might wonder how the female Wraiths were going to reproduce after killing off their males. Here's a possible answer...they weren't! They may have turned into {{Death Seeker}}s and {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s. In other words, they wanted to destroy everyone and everything and they didn't care if they died, as long as everything else died with them! Eek!them!
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Rom himself to the greater Marvel Universe. If someone knows about Rom, chances are they want to see him back in action.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Rom himself is a rare example of the main character being this, due to him being no longer able to appear in the greater Marvel Universe.Universe after his comic ended. If someone knows about Rom, chances are they want to see him back in action.
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* {{Narm}}: The Galador space-knights armors are very [[MerchandiseDriven toy-like]] in their designs, but they all look very cool... except for Starshine, an armored woman with a strange head design, looking like some sort of cog with a ponytail. In issue 50, however, her design evolves after a RageBreakingPoint, looking like a female Iron Man.
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* {{Narm}}: The Galador space-knights armors are very [[MerchandiseDriven toy-like]] in their designs, but they all look very cool... except for Starshine, an armored woman with a strange head design, looking like some sort of cog with a ponytail. In issue 50, however, her design evolves after a RageBreakingPoint, looking like a female Iron Man.gladiator.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Starshine, after suffering the death of her family and friends at the hands of the female wraiths, transforms into a different looking armor while being motivated by nothing but anger. This sounds too similar to the first time Goku transformed into a [[GoldenSuperMode Super Saiyan]] in ''Anime/DragonBallZ''. Even ROM words to describe her are similar to the Super Saiyan.
--> '''ROM''': She is a goddess - transformed by her grief into a vengeful deity!
* {{Narm}}: The Galador space-knights armors are very [[MerchandiseDriven toy-like]] in their designs, but they all look very cool... except for Starshine, an armored woman with a strange head design, looking like some sort of cog with a ponytail. In issue 50, however, her design evolves after a RageBreakingPoint, looking like a female Iron Man.
--> '''ROM''': She is a goddess - transformed by her grief into a vengeful deity!
* {{Narm}}: The Galador space-knights armors are very [[MerchandiseDriven toy-like]] in their designs, but they all look very cool... except for Starshine, an armored woman with a strange head design, looking like some sort of cog with a ponytail. In issue 50, however, her design evolves after a RageBreakingPoint, looking like a female Iron Man.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: While the title has these aplenty, one stands out. During the climax of the book, in issue 65, the Wraiths have frozen Rom in place, leaving him unable to activate the giant neutralizer. Meanwhile, Rick Jones, a "professional sidekick", has been making calls, trying to rally the many heroes he's worked with to assist Rom. Just as the Wraiths are taunting Rom about how alone he is in his fight against them, [[BigDamnHeroes the heroes of the Marvel Universe arrive to help him]]. '''All of them.'''
-->'''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica:''' The heroes of Earth would never surrender their world without a fight!!
-->'''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica:''' The heroes of Earth would never surrender their world without a fight!!
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** [[JerkAssWoobie Serpentyne's]] backstory, a mutated creature who fought Comicbook/MsMarvel in the past. After his fight with her, his kind decided to leave humankind peacefully, freeing the humans slaves they had. Unfortunately, one of those humans was a Dire Wraith, and he told the elders about it. Poor Serpentyne species was wiped out, leaving him, in his words, as a "friendless avenger in a lonely world". [[spoiler: He went mad with the thought of avenging his people, attacking Rom, who didn't had any intention of fighting, and accidentally died in the process.]]
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** [[JerkAssWoobie Serpentyne's]] backstory, a mutated creature who fought Comicbook/MsMarvel in the past. After his fight with her, his kind decided to leave humankind peacefully, freeing the humans slaves they had. Unfortunately, one of those humans was a Dire Wraith, and he told the elders about it. Poor Serpentyne species was wiped out, leaving him, in his words, as a "friendless avenger in a lonely world". [[spoiler: He went mad with the thought of avenging his people, attacking Rom, who didn't had any intention of fighting, and accidentally died in the process. What's worse is that Serpentyne is also a metaphor for Rom himself, and a possible dark foreshadowing of his ultimate fate.]]
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** Unam the Unseen's final fate. [[spoiler: He'd been a very sympathetic character when we'd last seen him, but Rom and a few remaining Spaceknights find him alone on some desolate world, where he'd been using his invisibility powers to torment a colony of now de-powered and therefore harmless Dire Wraiths. Rom calls him out for his cruelty to a helpless, defeated enemy, and Unam falls to his knees in a HeelRealization [[HeroicBSOD BSOD.]]]]
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** Unam the Unseen's final fate. [[spoiler: He'd been a very sympathetic character when we'd last seen him, but Rom and a few remaining Spaceknights find him alone on some desolate world, where he'd been using his invisibility powers to torment a colony of now de-powered and therefore harmless Dire Wraiths. Rom calls him out for his cruelty to a helpless, defeated enemy, and Unam falls to his knees in a HeelRealization [[HeroicBSOD BSOD.]]]]shame at his HeelRealization.]]
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** Unam the Unseen's final fate. He'd been a very sympathetic character when we'd last seen him, but [[spoiler: Rom and a few remaining Spaceknights find him alone on some desolate world, where he'd been using his invisibility powers to torment a colony of now de-powered and therefore harmless Dire Wraiths. Rom calls him out for his cruelty to a helpless, defeated enemy, and Unam falls to his knees in a HeelRealization [[HeroicBSOD BSOD.]]]]
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** Unam the Unseen's final fate. [[spoiler: He'd been a very sympathetic character when we'd last seen him, but [[spoiler: Rom and a few remaining Spaceknights find him alone on some desolate world, where he'd been using his invisibility powers to torment a colony of now de-powered and therefore harmless Dire Wraiths. Rom calls him out for his cruelty to a helpless, defeated enemy, and Unam falls to his knees in a HeelRealization [[HeroicBSOD BSOD.]]]]
