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* Issue 24 (Volume 2) of ''[[Runaways]]''. The kids have finally dragged Chase back, they've beaten their foes once and for all, and they're tired and weary as they arrive home... To find [[Iron Man]] and a bunch of [[mooks]] waiting. In Issue 25, they begin by... Meeting with the Kingpin. [[Word of God]] tells their quite appropriate response: {{spoiler|[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|They ran away]].}}
* Inverted in a 1960's ''[[Captain America (comics)|Captain America]]'' story. At the end of one issue, our hero jumps out of a plane, wearing a parachute. At the start of the next issue, Captain America is falling through the air with no parachute (and no explanation of where the parachute went). The first few pages explain how the Captain survives this. [[Stan Lee]] later admitted that when he wrote the later issue, he had forgotten how he ended the earlier issue.
== Film ==
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