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* [[The Chessmaster]]: Alex Wilder. He gets it from his father.
* [[Children Are Innocent]]: Used and Averted. The kids had no idea of their parent's activities, but were understandably left fairly bitter by the aftermath.
* [[Chosen Family]]: the titular group of teenagers all come together not only as a superhero group but also as a functioning family. {{spoiler|Alex was the exception, using the other kids to save his parents from being stabbed in the back; Nico doesn't take it well, whacking him in the face with her staff when he offers [[We Can Rule Together]]. Molly also hasn't forgiven Alex long after he died for his failure.}} Indeed, the first arc ends with Captain America finding the kids after they escaped their parents and sending them to foster care, but they all run away to reunite, realizing they [[Can't Stay Normal]]. The Rainbow Rowell arc goes as far as to have Molly suggest that Nico use magic {{spoiler|to become the other kids' legal guardians rather than run away from foster care on a regular basis.}}
* [[Cliffhanger Copout]]: Issue 24. 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.
* [[Clothing Damage]]: Volume 3 Chapter 11, Nico's top gets destroyed by {{spoiler|Klara's plants going berserk}}. [[Stripperiffic|Not that there was]] [[Fetish Fuel|much there to begin with...]]
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