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== [[Comic Books]] == |
== [[Comic Books]] == |
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* Hepzibah of the [[Marvel Universe]]'s ''[[Starjammers]]'' comes from a [[Furries Are Easier to Draw| |
* Hepzibah of the [[Marvel Universe]]'s ''[[Starjammers]]'' comes from a [[Furries Are Easier to Draw|race of skunk-like humanoids]] who communicates using pheromones. The kicker? Humans can't detect them. However, her species does have vocal chords and can learn to speak human language, and she currently speaks in [[You No Take Candle|pidgin English]]. |
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* In [[Alan Moore]]'s run on ''[[Swamp Thing]]'', Ranndians spoke in their own alphabet. He had a few pages of illegible conversations. |
* In [[Alan Moore]]'s run on ''[[Swamp Thing]]'', Ranndians spoke in their own alphabet. He had a few pages of illegible conversations. |
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* [[Alan Moore]] wrote a story for [[The DCU]] in which a [[Green Lantern]] has trouble communicating with a blind alien in a lightless region of space. The ring's [[Translator Microbes]] can't come up with equivalents for "green," "lantern," or about half of the other words in the Green Lanterns' oath. He got a unique [[Badass Creed]] that embodies concepts he can understand: |
* [[Alan Moore]] wrote a story for [[The DCU]] in which a [[Green Lantern]] has trouble communicating with a blind alien in a lightless region of space. The ring's [[Translator Microbes]] can't come up with equivalents for "green," "lantern," or about half of the other words in the Green Lanterns' oath. He got a unique [[Badass Creed]] that embodies concepts he can understand: |
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** The Indigo Tribe also speak a language that said [[Translator Microbes]] also can't grok. Their [[Badass Creed|oath]] follows the same rhyme and meter as the others though. |
** The Indigo Tribe also speak a language that said [[Translator Microbes]] also can't grok. Their [[Badass Creed|oath]] follows the same rhyme and meter as the others though. |
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* ''[[All-Star Superman]]'' briefly features a species of tungsten gas-based life forms with glass exoskeletons that communicate with light-emitting gestures. Some sentences in their language can cause instant blindness in humans. |
* ''[[All-Star Superman]]'' briefly features a species of tungsten gas-based life forms with glass exoskeletons that communicate with light-emitting gestures. Some sentences in their language can cause instant blindness in humans. |
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* The [[Ultimate Marvel]] version of the Vision was built to warn alien cultures of <s>Galactus</s> Gah Lak Tus. In a case of [[Crazy Prepared]], she |
* The [[Ultimate Marvel]] version of the Vision (who goes by "she" in this continuity) was built to warn alien cultures of <s>Galactus</s> Gah Lak Tus. In a case of [[Crazy Prepared]], she can communicate via chemical enzymes, gravitational flux, microwaves, spacetime tears, and so on - all of which comes in handy when she fights one of Gah Lak Tus' components: |
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{{quote|"I'm going to [[Talking the Monster to Death|'''talk''' Gah Lak Tus to death]]."}} |
{{quote|"I'm going to [[Talking the Monster to Death|'''talk''' Gah Lak Tus to death]]."}} |
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* Denizens of Mars speak their own tongue in the ''[[League of Extraordinary Gentlemen]]'' comics. |
* Denizens of Mars speak their own tongue in the ''[[League of Extraordinary Gentlemen]]'' comics. |