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* In ''[[Fantastic Four]]'''s spin-off ''FF'', The Thing and Franklin Richards are suffering from this after {{spoiler|Johnny Storm died}}, something that shocks [[Spider-Man]] when he becomes a member of the team, mostly because Ben Grimm is deathly serious..

* In ''Ultimate Fallout: {{spoiler|Spider-Man No More}}'', [[The Ultimates]] are hit with this hard over {{spoiler|death of [[Ultimate Spider-Man|Spider-Man]]}}: Tony Stark gives {{spoiler|Aunt May and Gwen Stacy}} a home in Europe to start life away from the tabloids, Nick Fury tells {{spoiler|Mary Jane}} that she has every right to publish the truth and that it was his fault that it happened and, worst of all, {{spoiler|Steve Rogers ''quits'' being Captain America because he gave him [["The Reason You Suck" Speech]] ''and he was proven horribly wrong''.}}

* From mainstream Marvel, this is what drove the villainous Madcap insane. Once a deeply religious young man and a member of a church group, a bus carrying him and his congregation collided with a tanker truck hauling a chemical called Compound X07 (an experimental nerve agent developed by the evil organization A.I.M.). He was the only survivor, being lucky enough to fall into a puddle of Compound X07, and quickly found that it had given him powers of regeneration that rivaled even [[Wolverine]]'s. But this and the deaths of his friends caused him to snap. Unable to figure out why he alone should benefit from an accident that had caused so many innocent deaths, he finally concluded that ''nothing'' in life has any meaning, and Chaos is the only universal law. From then on, he became a villain dedicated to sharing that idea with the world.

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