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** After returning from her extradimensional adventure in ''[[The League of Extraordinary Women]]'', Alex designs a superhero identity for herself. The story is basically about what happens once she begins using it in public. The story also [[Deconstructed Trope|''deconstructs'' the trope]] by showing how difficult it is to maintain a comic-book-style secret identity even with a government agency and a genius hacker helping cover for her -- and even then at least two people ''still'' put together all the details available to the public and work out who she is.
*** In addition to Terawatt, Alex has several other identities, including Lt. Annie Farrell, Jack's quietly competent hacker/adjutant, and a teenaged version of Annie Farrell. Hermione Granger deduces that "Annie" is actually Terawatt.
** [[Firestarter|Shar]] chooses a hero identity -- "Pyre" -- and makes her own costume in imitation of Alex's.
** [[Hanna]] ends up wearing a mask and her hair differently when on operations to protect her privacy.
** [[The Wild Thornberrys|Eliza Thornberry]] takes "Shaman" as a codename; her sister Debbie designs a costume for her.
** [[My Secret Identity|Andrew Clements]] decides on "Ultraman".
* [[Self-Destruct Mechanism]]/[[Load-Bearing Boss]]: Wesker in the Spencer Mansion during the ''Resident Evil'' arc.
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