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== [[Fridge Brilliance]] == |
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* In the second volume of [[Runaways]], the story arc with the return of [[Cloak and Dagger (Comic Book)|Cloak and Dagger]] has Dagger {{spoiler|beat up by an obsessed fanboy}} with the culprit having Cloak's powers. The horror comes in first with the {{spoiler|obsessed fanboy}} [[Does This Remind You of Anything|who, while in Cloak's appearance, comes to her and does something that causes the team to close their eyes in disgust]]. And this guy is {{spoiler|a hospital orderly with exclusive access to her room}}. |
* In the second volume of [[Runaways]], the story arc with the return of [[Cloak and Dagger (Comic Book)|Cloak and Dagger]] has Dagger {{spoiler|beat up by an obsessed fanboy}} with the culprit having Cloak's powers. The horror comes in first with the {{spoiler|obsessed fanboy}} [[Does This Remind You of Anything?|who, while in Cloak's appearance, comes to her and does something that causes the team to close their eyes in disgust]]. And this guy is {{spoiler|a hospital orderly with exclusive access to her room}}. |
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Fridge Brilliance
- I thought it was odd that Brian K. Vaughan gave two characters in Runaways the same first name: Victor Stein and Victor Mancha. Then it occurred to her that that might be part of why Chase is initially more hostile than any of the others toward Victor Mancha. Subconsciously, he connects him to his abusive father.
- It always annoys This Troper that people keep calling Victor a cyborg when he is really more like a Terminator. But when I think about it more I realize that, yeah, he is a Terminator, in both design (a robot with human flesh grafted on to disguise its true nature) and function (meant to infiltrate a group of humans and kill them from the inside).
Fridge Brilliance
- In the second volume of Runaways, the story arc with the return of Cloak and Dagger has Dagger beat up by an obsessed fanboy with the culprit having Cloak's powers. The horror comes in first with the obsessed fanboy who, while in Cloak's appearance, comes to her and does something that causes the team to close their eyes in disgust. And this guy is a hospital orderly with exclusive access to her room.