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* Early on in [[Chris Claremont]]'s first ''[[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]]'' run, the X-Men have to fight a bad guy who's on a space station. Does Claremont give us a hypertech Reed Richards-designed ship? No, we get six pages of a midnight launch of an ordinary space shuttle that make it seem just as cool as anything out of sci-fi. |
* Early on in [[Chris Claremont]]'s first ''[[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]]'' run, the X-Men have to fight a bad guy who's on a space station. Does Claremont give us a hypertech Reed Richards-designed ship? No, we get six pages of a midnight launch of an ordinary space shuttle that make it seem just as cool as anything out of sci-fi. |
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* In almost every versions of ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'', Donatello uses one of the most primitive of weapons, [[Simple Staff| a wooden bo staff]], yet is just as badass as the other three Turtles. |
* In almost every versions of ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'', Donatello uses one of the most primitive of weapons, [[Simple Staff| a wooden bo staff]], yet is just as badass as the other three Turtles. |
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** In the 2012 version, he goes slightly more advanced with a naganita, which is pretty much a [[Blade on a Stick]]. Retractable blade, but still awesome by simplicity. |
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* [[Catwoman]] is another character known for making a primitive weapon - a bullwhip - awesome. |
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== Film == |
== Film == |
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