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* Tombstone from ''[[Freedom Force]]'' has a pair of magical guns as his primary weapons. They fire bolts of electricity to symbolize his death by electrocution in the electric chair. |
* Tombstone from ''[[Freedom Force]]'' has a pair of magical guns as his primary weapons. They fire bolts of electricity to symbolize his death by electrocution in the electric chair. |
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* Grifter of the [[Wild CATS]] and [[Wildstorm]] Universe, although sometimes possessing psychic powers, usually favoured [[Guns Akimbo]], switching between his [[Ray Gun|VADs]] and a variety of mundane pistols. |
* Grifter of the [[Wild CATS]] and [[Wildstorm]] Universe, although sometimes possessing psychic powers, usually favoured [[Guns Akimbo]], switching between his [[Ray Gun|VADs]] and a variety of mundane pistols. |
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* In season one of [[Who Wants to Be a Superhero]], the Iron Enforcer's gimmick was a [[BFG|incredibly huge cannon]] mounted on his arm. Subverted in that [[Stan Lee|Stan the man]] was never really all that excited over superheroes with guns, let alone huge ones like that, and between his gruff attitude and less than stellar challenge performances he ended up getting the boot. Then on the way out (portrayed as him literally walking out a back alley, when a nearby TV suddenly comes to life) Stan said that he finally figured it out: Iron Enforcer made a lousy hero, but [[Meaningful Rename|DARK Enforcer]] made a ''great'' [[Face Heel Turn|villain]]! |
* In season one of [[Who Wants to Be a Superhero?]], the Iron Enforcer's gimmick was a [[BFG|incredibly huge cannon]] mounted on his arm. Subverted in that [[Stan Lee|Stan the man]] was never really all that excited over superheroes with guns, let alone huge ones like that, and between his gruff attitude and less than stellar challenge performances he ended up getting the boot. Then on the way out (portrayed as him literally walking out a back alley, when a nearby TV suddenly comes to life) Stan said that he finally figured it out: Iron Enforcer made a lousy hero, but [[Meaningful Rename|DARK Enforcer]] made a ''great'' [[Face Heel Turn|villain]]! |
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* ''[[Moon Knight]]'' has on ocasion used weapons. But then again, he is a former mercenary and soldier (And in the Ultimate Universe, a former Navy Seal), and is known to be a dark subversion of [[Thou Shall Not Kill]], so its not exactly out of place. Its also one of the characteristics that seperate him from [[Alternate Company Equivalent|that other]] [[Batman|Knight.]] |
* ''[[Moon Knight]]'' has on ocasion used weapons. But then again, he is a former mercenary and soldier (And in the Ultimate Universe, a former Navy Seal), and is known to be a dark subversion of [[Thou Shall Not Kill]], so its not exactly out of place. Its also one of the characteristics that seperate him from [[Alternate Company Equivalent|that other]] [[Batman|Knight.]] |
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* [[Savage Dragon]] has superhuman aim that allows him to [[Blasting It Out of Their Hands|shoot without killing]], although he has done so when pressed. |
* [[Savage Dragon]] has superhuman aim that allows him to [[Blasting It Out of Their Hands|shoot without killing]], although he has done so when pressed. |
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