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* BloodlessCarnage: Both played straight and averted. As a [[UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode Comics Code]]-approved title, ''Nth Man'' avoided graphic depictions of blood or gore. Even so, it never hesitated to show the brutality of combat or the senseless deaths of war, including the aftermath of a mass execution.
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* BloodlessCarnage: Both played straight and averted. As a [[UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode [[MediaNotes/TheComicsCode Comics Code]]-approved title, ''Nth Man'' avoided graphic depictions of blood or gore. Even so, it never hesitated to show the brutality of combat or the senseless deaths of war, including the aftermath of a mass execution.
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''Nth Man: The Ultimate Ninja'' was a ComicBook series created by Creator/LarryHama and published in 1989 by Creator/MarvelComics. Though it only ran for sixteen issues, it is remembered as a quixotic blend of gritty realistic military action, fantastic ninja combat, and wide-eyed science-fiction.
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''Nth Man: The Ultimate Ninja'' was a ComicBook series created by Creator/LarryHama and published in 1989 by Creator/MarvelComics. Though it only ran for sixteen issues, issues (the series was planned to last 24, but it was cancelled), it is remembered as a quixotic blend of gritty realistic military action, fantastic ninja combat, and wide-eyed science-fiction.
* {{Crossover}}: In ''Excalibur'' #27 (August 1990), members of the titular team from the mainstream Marvel Universe end up in the universe of Nth Man.
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Dr. Yagyu calls John "Peachy", after [[http://www.japanippon.com/fairytales/momotaro.htm Momotaro the Peach Boy]]. John himself teases Colonel Novikova by calling her "Novi-cakes."
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Dr. Yagyu calls John "Peachy", after [[http://www.japanippon.com/fairytales/momotaro.htm [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momotar%C5%8D Momotaro the Peach Boy]]. John himself teases Colonel Novikova by calling her "Novi-cakes."
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* SupernaturalMartialArts: John routinely uses a form of AsianRuneChant to affect his surroundings and screw with his enemies plans.
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* ObligatoryWarCrimeScene: Several, often pushing the boundaries of UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode. These include the aftermath of a mass execution of civilians, children ''hacking to death'' a wounded soldier in reprisal for said execution, and a bombing run on a field hospital.
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* EmptyBedroomGrieving: Dr. Yagyu kept his son's room locked and intact after he died from pneumonia. He eventually opens the room and passes on his son's possessions after adopting John.
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* FailedFutureForecast: While the story's present-day period is never established, it's suggested to be on or near 1989, when the comic's first issue was published. Reading it in hindsight can feel rather anachronistic, given how much of the story relies on UsefulNotes/ColdWar tensions and the RedScare (particularly an exchange of warheads between the US and the USSR).
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* TheGreatPoliticsMessUp: While the story's present-day period is never established, it's suggested to be on or near 1989, when the comic's first issue was published. Reading it in hindsight can feel rather anachronistic, given how much of the story relies on UsefulNotes/ColdWar tensions and the RedScare (particularly an exchange of warheads between the US and the USSR).
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* WorldWarIII: This is the end result of Alfie eliminating all nuclear weapons-without the threat of MutuallyAssuredDestruction to act as a deterrent, the Cold War immediately turns into an actual war.
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* BadassGrandpa: Dr. Yagyu, whose satchel includes ninja throwing stars and an Ingram MAC-10 in .45 ACP machine pistol.
-->"I may be a senior citizen but I'm not senile!"
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* CainAndAbel: Though it's never established if they're blood siblings or not, John and Alfie otherwise qualify.
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* CainAndAbel: Though it's never established if they're blood siblings or not, John and Alfie otherwise qualify.qualify because of other personal connections and antagonism.
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* DealWithTheDevil[=/=]LeonineContract: When Sgt. Levin was dying of a chest wound, she is instantly healed by Alfie after she agrees to perform a favor for him in the future. [[spoiler:Subverted when Alfie tells her to shoot John in the back, and she simply refuses.]]
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* DodgeTheBullet / SuperReflexes: In the first issue, John Doe dodges a bullet fired at him from point-blank range. Later he dodges a sniper's bullets while running uphill towards his position.
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* DodgeTheBullet / SuperReflexes: DodgeTheBullet: In the first issue, John Doe dodges a bullet fired at him from point-blank range. Later he dodges a sniper's bullets while running uphill towards his position.
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* LeonineContract: When Sgt. Levin was dying of a chest wound, she is instantly healed by Alfie after she agrees to perform a favor for him in the future. [[spoiler:Subverted when Alfie tells her to shoot John in the back, and she simply refuses.]]
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* OldMaster: Dr. Yagyu, of course.
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*course. He's the one who trained the "ultimate ninja". His satchel includes ninja throwing stars and an Ingram MAC-10 in .45 ACP machine pistol.
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* ShoutOut: The galaxy-sized creature known as M'Gubgub is a reference to the being Muad'dib from ''Literature/{{Dune}}''.
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''Nth Man: The Ultimate Ninja'' was a ComicBook series created by LarryHama and published in 1989 by MarvelComics. Though it only ran for sixteen issues, it is remembered as a quixotic blend of gritty realistic military action, fantastic ninja combat, and wide-eyed science-fiction.
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''Nth Man: The Ultimate Ninja'' was a ComicBook series created by LarryHama Creator/LarryHama and published in 1989 by MarvelComics.Creator/MarvelComics. Though it only ran for sixteen issues, it is remembered as a quixotic blend of gritty realistic military action, fantastic ninja combat, and wide-eyed science-fiction.
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* ShownTheirWork: LarryHama's expertise with military hardware, tactics, and strategy is clearly evident in his use of jargon, names, and details. Many issues include a glossary to help readers understand the numerous terms used.
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* ShownTheirWork: LarryHama's Creator/LarryHama's expertise with military hardware, tactics, and strategy is clearly evident in his use of jargon, names, and details. Many issues include a glossary to help readers understand the numerous terms used.
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* TheGreatPoliticsMessUp: While the story's present-day period is never established, it's suggested to be on or near 1989, when the comic's first issue was published. Reading it in hindsight can feel rather anachronistic, given how much of the story relies on ColdWar tensions and the RedScare (particularly an exchange of warheads between the US and the USSR).
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* TheGreatPoliticsMessUp: While the story's present-day period is never established, it's suggested to be on or near 1989, when the comic's first issue was published. Reading it in hindsight can feel rather anachronistic, given how much of the story relies on ColdWar UsefulNotes/ColdWar tensions and the RedScare (particularly an exchange of warheads between the US and the USSR).
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* FriendlySniper: Captain Alexander Soloviev's warmhearted nature shows through in less guarded moments, most notably when he calmly ignores Colone Novikova's orders to shoot a fleeing child.
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* FriendlySniper: Captain Alexander Soloviev's warmhearted nature shows through in less guarded moments, most notably when he calmly ignores Colone Colonel Novikova's orders to shoot a fleeing child.
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* McNinja: Irving Yagyu, the ninja dentist.
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* McNinja: Irving Yagyu, the ninja dentist.dentist is probably Japanese, but John Doe, his blond-haired all-American protege is definitely not.
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Not to be confused with TheNthDoctor.
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Not to be confused with TheNthDoctor.
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* BewareTheSillyOnesBewareTheSillyOnes: Alfie likes cookies and milk, plays video games, collects comic books, and has sandbox battles stomping on toy soldiers. Problem is, he's also a PsychopathicManchild RealityWarper...
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What follows is a whirlwind romp from war-torn Russia to the streets of Washington D.C., while simultaneously strolling across time, space, and alternate dimensions. As Alfie's power grows, his sanity slips even further, with everyone else trying to make sense of it all. Ultimately, the complex storyline leaves both John and Alfie finding out more about themselves than they ever wanted to know, with an ending as twisted as the beginning.
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What follows is a whirlwind romp from war-torn Russia UsefulNotes/{{Russia}} to the streets of Washington D.C., UsefulNotes/WashingtonDC, while simultaneously strolling across time, space, and alternate dimensions. As Alfie's power grows, his sanity slips even further, with everyone else trying to make sense of it all. Ultimately, the complex storyline leaves both John and Alfie finding out more about themselves than they ever wanted to know, with an ending as twisted as the beginning.
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* BloodlessCarnage: Both played straight and averted. As a ComicsCode-approved title, ''Nth Man'' avoided graphic depictions of blood or gore. Even so, it never hesitated to show the brutality of combat or the senseless deaths of war, including the aftermath of a mass execution.
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* BloodlessCarnage: Both played straight and averted. As a ComicsCode-approved [[UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode Comics Code]]-approved title, ''Nth Man'' avoided graphic depictions of blood or gore. Even so, it never hesitated to show the brutality of combat or the senseless deaths of war, including the aftermath of a mass execution.
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* ObligatoryWarCrimeScene: Several, often pushing the boundaries of the ComicsCode. These include the aftermath of a mass execution of civilians, children ''hacking to death'' a wounded soldier in reprisal for said execution, and a bombing run on a field hospital.
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* ObligatoryWarCrimeScene: Several, often pushing the boundaries of the ComicsCode.UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode. These include the aftermath of a mass execution of civilians, children ''hacking to death'' a wounded soldier in reprisal for said execution, and a bombing run on a field hospital.
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* FoeRomanceSubtext: A flirtatious relationship gradually develops between John Doe and Colonel Novikova... to the consternation of Sergeant Levin and Captain Soloviev.
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* FoeYay: A flirtatious relationship gradually develops between John Doe and Colonel Novikova... to the consternation of Sergeant Levin and Captain Soloviev.
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* TheSquadette: Sgt. Debra Levin, 19-year-old Green Beret, complete with crew cut and freckles.
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* GoodLookingPrivates / TheSquadette: Sgt. Debra Levin, 19-year-old Green Beret, complete with crew cut and freckles.