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* VetinariJobSecurity: In issue #5, Jenny's engineer buddies try to operate the robot without her. Not only do they fail miserably, but they overheat the robot's power pack, and only the intervention of Ken "Star Brand" Connell prevents the resulting explosion from taking out downtown UsefulNotes/{{Boston}}.
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Once the New Universe was connected to the Marvel Universe, versions of Jenny also appeared in series such as ''ComicBook/{{Quasar}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}''. An ''UntoldTalesOfTheNewUniverse'' Spitfire story was also published in ''Amazing Fantasy'' to mark the 20th anniversary of the New Universe.
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Once the New Universe was connected to the Marvel Universe, versions of Jenny also appeared in series such as ''ComicBook/{{Quasar}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}''. An ''UntoldTalesOfTheNewUniverse'' ''ComicBook/UntoldTalesOfTheNewUniverse'' Spitfire story was also published in ''Amazing Fantasy'' to mark the 20th anniversary of the New Universe.
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Once the New Universe was connected to the Marvel Universe, versions of Jenny also appeared in series such as ''ComicBook/{{Quasar}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}''. An ''Untold Tales of the New Universe'' Spitfire story was also published in ''Amazing Fantasy'' to mark the 20th anniversary of the New Universe.
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Once the New Universe was connected to the Marvel Universe, versions of Jenny also appeared in series such as ''ComicBook/{{Quasar}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}''. An ''Untold Tales of the New Universe'' ''UntoldTalesOfTheNewUniverse'' Spitfire story was also published in ''Amazing Fantasy'' to mark the 20th anniversary of the New Universe.
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** ''Spitfire and the Troubleshooters'' became ''Spitfire'' on cover titles after Steel Hawk's murderous attack on the Troubleshooters. However, it officially kept the old ArtifactTitle for copyright statements and similar purposes.
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** ''Spitfire and the Troubleshooters'' became ''Spitfire'' on cover titles covers after Steel Hawk's murderous attack on the Troubleshooters. However, it officially kept the old ArtifactTitle elsewhere, for copyright statements and similar other purposes.
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* NewSeasonNewName: This happens twice.
** ''Spitfire and the Troubleshooters'' became ''Spitfire'' on cover titles after Steel Hawk's murderous attack on the Troubleshooters. However, it officially kept the old ArtifactTitle for copyright statements and similar purposes.
** The series was then formally renamed to ''Codename: Spitfire'' at the end of the first [=CIA=] story.
** ''Spitfire and the Troubleshooters'' became ''Spitfire'' on cover titles after Steel Hawk's murderous attack on the Troubleshooters. However, it officially kept the old ArtifactTitle for copyright statements and similar purposes.
** The series was then formally renamed to ''Codename: Spitfire'' at the end of the first [=CIA=] story.
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* LoveTriangle: Played with. Teresa's fallen for Giotti, who's initially oblivious as he's preoccupied by his TeacherStudentRomance crush on Jenny. And Jenny herself seems oblivious to Giotti's interest.
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* TeacherStudentRomance: Subverted. Giotti has a huge crush on Jenny, his professor, which everyone except Jenny seems to be aware of. He doesn't really act on it, though.
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* RayGun:
** Troubleshooter Andy Meadows uses the Beamsplitter, a wrist mounted energy gun.
** In the final issue, Willy Deere builds combat lasers into his new iteration of Jenny's M.A.X. armor.
** Troubleshooter Andy Meadows uses the Beamsplitter, a wrist mounted energy gun.
** In the final issue, Willy Deere builds combat lasers into his new iteration of Jenny's M.A.X. armor.
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* VirtualGhost: One of the later issues reveals that Dr. Karl Swensen's left a basic version of this behind, with a simulation of his personality. It's only able to communicate via text and interface with the M.A.X. armor - at which point AIIsACrapshoot comes into play and its programmed pacifism almost gets Jenny killed on a mission.
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* TechnologicalPacifist: Dr. Karl Swensen, who was insistent that his inventions shouldn't be used by the military.
* VirtualGhost: One of the later issues reveals that Dr. Karl Swensen's left a basic version of this behind, with a simulation of his personality. It's only able to communicate via text and interface with the M.A.X. armor - at which point AIIsACrapshoot comes into play and itsprogrammed pacifism TechnologicalPacifist programming almost gets Jenny killed on a mission.
* VirtualGhost: One of the later issues reveals that Dr. Karl Swensen's left a basic version of this behind, with a simulation of his personality. It's only able to communicate via text and interface with the M.A.X. armor - at which point AIIsACrapshoot comes into play and its
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* NoManShouldHaveThisPower: In the final issue, after villain Saxon St. John's death, Willy Deere is looking forward to the technological progress that the [=CIA=] can make with the villain's research into cybernetics. Jenny, less cynical and all too aware of how the MadDoctor experimented on innocents, decides that it's better to destroy it instead. For bonus points, the weapon she uses to destroy it is the laser that Deere's built into her new armor.
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* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: [=CIA=] agent and master engineer Willy Deere is introduced as Jenny's new partner for the final issue's mission against Saxon St. John. He's also redesigned Jenny's M.A.X. armor before they meet, presenting her with a sleeker, improved version for the mission.
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* BlackmailBackfire: Mick Bronson, the MAX I suit pilot, tries to blackmail Krotze over Dr. Swensen's murder (which Bronson committed on Krotze's behalf). He makes this threat while they're alone in a laser test chamber. Krotze simply shoots him with the laser, killing him.
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* BlackmailBackfire: Mick Bronson, the MAX I suit pilot, tries to blackmail Krotze over Dr. Swensen's murder (which Bronson committed on Krotze's behalf). He makes this threat while they're alone in a laser test chamber. Krotze simply shoots kills him with the laser, killing him.laser.
* CodenameTitle: The title was formally changed to ''Codename: Spitfire'' for the last few issues.
* CodenameTitle: The title was formally changed to ''Codename: Spitfire'' for the last few issues.
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* VirtualGhost: One of the later issues reveal that Dr. Karl Swensen's left a basic version of this behind, with a simulation of his personality. It's only able to communicate via text and interface with the M.A.X. armor - at which point AIIsACrapshoot comes into play and its programmed pacifism almost gets Jenny killed on a mission.
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* VirtualGhost: One of the later issues reveal reveals that Dr. Karl Swensen's left a basic version of this behind, with a simulation of his personality. It's only able to communicate via text and interface with the M.A.X. armor - at which point AIIsACrapshoot comes into play and its programmed pacifism almost gets Jenny killed on a mission.
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* VirtualGhost: One of the later issues reveal that Dr. Karl Swensen's left a basic version of this behind, with a simulation of his personality. It's only able to communicate via text and interface with the M.A.X. armor - at which point AIIsACrapshoot comes into play and its programmed pacifism almost gets Jenny killed on a mission.
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* MadDoctor: As part of his attempts to develop an obedient cyborg army, Saxon St. John, the villain of the final issue, carries out horrific experiments on test subjects kidnapped from the population of Puerto Rojo. Those experiments include vivisection and he's directly compared to Dr. Mengele in-universe.
