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* OffModel: One reviver severs his left arm during breakout from containment. Its gruesome stub is consistently depicted until issue 41, when it abruptly regenerates between pages for two panels.

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Authority Equals Asskicking has been renamed.


* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Louise Cale is an experienced military administrator who fights a ninja assassin hand-to-hand to a stalemate.



* TheMole: [[spoiler:Ibrahim Ramin]] is feeding information to the CIA.



* RankScalesWithAsskicking: Louise Cale is an experienced military administrator who fights a ninja assassin hand-to-hand to a stalemate.



* TheMole: [[spoiler:Ibrahim Ramin]] is feeding information to the CIA.
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* FirstEpisodeSpoiler: Em is an unregistered reviver murdered the night of the Revival incident. Keeping Em's secret and investigating her murder drive Dana for the rest of the series.

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* FirstEpisodeSpoiler: FirstEpisodeTwist: Em is an unregistered reviver murdered the night of the Revival incident. Keeping Em's secret and investigating her murder drive Dana for the rest of the series.
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** Multiple kinds of LoveTriangle. See below:
*** Thang Vang reveals she stole from her former employer.
*** The Hine stepsiblings [[spoiler:are having an affair and murdered their father to finance it]].
*** The Check brothers [[spoiler:murdered their transgender father]].
*** Wayne Cypress [[spoiler:was drunk the night he crashed his motorcycle, killing his wife]].

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** Multiple kinds of LoveTriangle. See below:
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Thang Vang reveals she stole from her former employer.
*** ** The Hine stepsiblings [[spoiler:are having an affair and murdered their father to finance it]].
*** ** The Check brothers [[spoiler:murdered their transgender mother/former father]].
*** ** Wayne Cypress [[spoiler:was drunk the night he crashed his motorcycle, killing his wife]].
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** Multiple kinds of LoveTriangle, see below.
** Thang Vang reveals she stole from her former employer.
** The Hine stepsiblings [[spoiler:are having an affair and murdered their father to finance it]].
** The Check brothers [[spoiler:murdered their transgender father]].
** Wayne Cypress [[spoiler:was drunk the night he crashed his motorcycle, killing his wife]].

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** Multiple kinds of LoveTriangle, see below.
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LoveTriangle. See below:
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Thang Vang reveals she stole from her former employer.
** *** The Hine stepsiblings [[spoiler:are having an affair and murdered their father to finance it]].
** *** The Check brothers [[spoiler:murdered their transgender father]].
** *** Wayne Cypress [[spoiler:was drunk the night he crashed his motorcycle, killing his wife]].
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** Issue 23: [[Spoiler:Em is pregnant.]]

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** Issue 23: [[Spoiler:Em [[spoiler:Em is pregnant.]]
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* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler:Losing [[MoralityChain her wife and son]] to Des and her militia's DisguisedHostageGambit prompts Cale to begin outright extermination to take control of Silver Creek's mystical properties and resurrect them both.]]
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* BigBad: PlayedWith. Technically, [[spoiler:Lester Majak]] is the main villain of the majority of the plot, having murdered Em and [[spoiler:accidentally kickstarted Revival Day in the process]], but by the time the audience figures this out, that person has been eclipsed by [[spoiler:General Louise Cale's goal to conquer life and death]].
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** Issue 41: [[spoiler:Lester Majak is revealed to be Em's murderer.]] This one is especially notable in that it starts the final arc, instead of being at the end of the previous one.

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** Issue 41: 42: [[spoiler:Lester Majak is revealed to be Em's murderer.]] This one is especially notable in that it starts the final arc, instead of being at the end of the previous one.
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* WhamEpisode:
** Issue 23: [[Spoiler:Em is pregnant.]]
** Issue 41: [[spoiler:Lester Majak is revealed to be Em's murderer.]] This one is especially notable in that it starts the final arc, instead of being at the end of the previous one.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: The Hunters of the Beast militia run for the hills when Em beats them all handily [[spoiler:while pregnant]].
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* ActionBomb: [[spoiler:Diane acts as a suicide bomb to kill everyone in the courthouse in issue 29 on Ed Holt's suggestion, sticking an explosive inside her chest.]]

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* PregnantBadass: [[spoiler:Martha "Em" Cypress]]

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* PregnantBadass: [[spoiler:Martha "Em" Cypress]]Cypress]], though she doesn't find out until the end of Issue 23.
* RapidFireNo: [[spoiler:Em Cypress]] lets out one of these after realizing [[spoiler:she's pregnant]].


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* TeenPregnancy: [[spoiler:Em Cypress is pregnant with Aaron Weimar's child at nineteen years old.]]

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--->'''Doctor:''' He has ''second'' and ''third'' degree burns over a hundred percent of his body. Normally, burns that deep destroy the nerve, and are considered [[FeelNoPain "low to no pain"]]. But due to his state of reanimation, [[BlessedWithSuck he's constantly regenerating nerve tissue]]. Conversely, the damage is such that the process of healing we've seen on other revivers has been abated. Essentially, this man is trapped in a state of ''perpetual burning''. He's in an induced coma because being conscious and outside that chamber? It would be a ''living hell'', in the most literal form of the word I can conceive of.

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--->'''Doctor:''' --->'''Emil Amherst:''' He has ''second'' and ''third'' degree burns over a hundred percent of his body. Normally, burns that deep destroy the nerve, and are considered [[FeelNoPain "low to no pain"]]. But due to his state of reanimation, [[BlessedWithSuck he's constantly regenerating nerve tissue]]. Conversely, the damage is such that the process of healing we've seen on other revivers has been abated. Essentially, this man is trapped in a state of ''perpetual burning''. He's in an induced coma because being conscious and outside that chamber? It would be a ''living hell'', in the most literal form of the word I can conceive of.



* FireKeepsItDead: Immolation seems to be one of the only things that can keep a Reviver from coming back to life. Jesse Blackdeer is an exception to a point, as he revived mid-cremation.

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* EvilOldFolks: [[spoiler:Anders Hine]], [[TheDogBitesBack though not without reason]].



* ImAHumanitarian: [[spoiler: Dana takes a short field trip to New York City at one point, in an attempt to track down a reviver who'd escaped the quarantine zone. When she finds him, he's decided to make money as an open buffet for experimental rich people, who hope to gain his immortality by eating his flesh. Unfortunately for them, the reviver's also poisoned the ''hell'' out of himself.]]

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* ImAHumanitarian: [[spoiler: Dana takes a short field trip to New York City at one point, in an attempt to track down a reviver Anders Hine, who'd escaped the quarantine zone. When she finds him, he's decided to make money as an open buffet for experimental rich people, who hope to gain his immortality by eating his flesh. Unfortunately for them, the reviver's also poisoned the ''hell'' out of himself.]]
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--->'''Doctor''' He has ''second'' and ''third'' degree burns over a hundred percent of his body. Normally, burns that deep destroy the nerve, and are considered [[FeelNoPain "low to no pain"]]. But due to his state of reanimation, [[BlessedWithSuck he's constantly regenerating nerve tissue]]. Conversely, the damage is such that the process of healing we've seen on other revivers has been abated. Essentially, this man is trapped in a state of ''perpetual burning''. He's in an induced coma because being conscious and outside that chamber? It would be a ''living hell'', in the most literal form of the word I can conceive of.

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--->'''Doctor''' --->'''Doctor:''' He has ''second'' and ''third'' degree burns over a hundred percent of his body. Normally, burns that deep destroy the nerve, and are considered [[FeelNoPain "low to no pain"]]. But due to his state of reanimation, [[BlessedWithSuck he's constantly regenerating nerve tissue]]. Conversely, the damage is such that the process of healing we've seen on other revivers has been abated. Essentially, this man is trapped in a state of ''perpetual burning''. He's in an induced coma because being conscious and outside that chamber? It would be a ''living hell'', in the most literal form of the word I can conceive of.

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--->'''Doctor''' He has ''second'' and ''third'' degree burns over a hundred percent of his body. Normally, burns that deep destroy the nerve, and are considered [[FeelNoPain "low to no pain"]]. But due to his state of reanimation, [[BlessedWithSuck he's constantly regenerating nerve tissue]]. Conversely, the damage is such that the process of healing we've seen on other revivers has been abated. Essentially, this man is trapped in a state of ''perpetual burning''. He's in an induced coma because being conscious and outside that chamber? It would be a ''living hell'', in the most literal form of the word I can conceive of.



** [[spoiler:The Check brothers]]
** [[spoiler:Anders Hine]]
** [[spoiler:Aaron Weimar]]
** [[spoiler:Rose and Jesse Blackdeer]]
** [[spoiler:Jeannie Gorski]]
** [[spoiler:May Tao]]
** [[spoiler:Blaine Abel]]
** [[spoiler:Diane and Ken Dillisch]]
** [[spoiler:Rhodey Rasch]]
** [[spoiler:Janae and Jacob Cale]]
** [[spoiler:Lester Majak]]



* FireKeepsItDead: Immolation seems to be one of the only things that can keep a Reviver from coming back to life.

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* FireKeepsItDead: Immolation seems to be one of the only things that can keep a Reviver from coming back to life. Jesse Blackdeer is an exception to a point, as he revived mid-cremation.



* PregnantBadass: [[spoiler:Martha Cypress]]

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* PregnantBadass: [[spoiler:Martha "Em" Cypress]]



* ToiletPaperSubstitute: Holt uses this to show disrespect to Wayne's trespassing ticket

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* ToiletPaperSubstitute: Holt uses this to show disrespect to Wayne's trespassing ticketticket right in front of him.



** [[spoiler:A reviver escapes the quarantine on a bus.]]

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** [[spoiler:A reviver [[spoiler:Anders Hine escapes the quarantine on a bus.]]



** [[spoiler:A reviver is pregnant.]]

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** [[spoiler:A reviver [[spoiler:Em Cypress is pregnant.]]
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* FireKeepsItDead: Immolation seems to be one of the only things that can keep a Reviver from coming back to life.
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* MenAreTheExpendableGender: Every US soldier killed across the series is male except for Big Tina. Civilian deaths include females.

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* MenAreTheExpendableGender: Every US soldier killed across the series is male except for Big Tina. Civilian Tina, though civilian deaths include females.females. Justified by the US Military, even today, being disproportionately male, especially with regards to front-line soldiers.
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''Revival'' is a "rural noir" comic book published by Creator/ImageComics, written by Tim (''ComicBook/HackSlash'') Seeley and drawn by Mike Norton. It ran for 47 issues, from 2012 to 2017, as well as one crossover issue with ''Chew''.

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''Revival'' is a "rural noir" comic book published by Creator/ImageComics, written by Tim (''ComicBook/HackSlash'') Seeley and drawn by Mike Norton. It ran for 47 issues, from 2012 to 2017, as well as one crossover issue with ''Chew''.
''ComicBook/{{Chew}}''.

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