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** Played straight with poor Doug Ramsay. Of all of the members of the New Mutants, Doug had the "lamest" of the powers, being able to comprehend and speak any language. Thus, him dying wouldn't hurt the team power-wise but would give them motivation later on. Thankfully, Doug would be VindicatedByHistory years later and resurrected with a new spin on his powers.
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** Played straight with poor Doug Ramsay. Of all of the members of the New Mutants, Doug had the "lamest" of the powers, being able to comprehend and speak any language. Thus, him dying wouldn't hurt the team power-wise but would give them motivation later on.on (behind the scenes, the artist ''hated'' Doug and convinced Louise Simonson no-one would really miss him). Thankfully, Doug would be VindicatedByHistory years later and resurrected with a new spin on his powers.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Like ''Mutant Massacre'', it was an early example of the more iconic crossover event. However, they were still working out the logistics of it all, still retaining the ThreeLinesSomeWaiting aspect of the previous storyline, but streamlining it just a little more. The next storyline, ''ComicBook/{{Inferno|1988}}'' would become the TropeCodifier for events like this.
* FakingTheDead: An interesting variant. The X-Men are killed by Forge using them as means to seal away the Adversary but are later resurrected by Roma. Instead of showing back up to the world alive and well, the team decides to use them and their new invisibility to electronics to strike at their enemies.
* FakingTheDead: An interesting variant. The X-Men are killed by Forge using them as means to seal away the Adversary but are later resurrected by Roma. Instead of showing back up to the world alive and well, the team decides to use them and their new invisibility to electronics to strike at their enemies.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Like ''Mutant Massacre'', it was an early example of the more iconic a crossover event. However, they were still working out the logistics of it all, still retaining the ThreeLinesSomeWaiting aspect of the previous storyline, but streamlining it just a little more. The next storyline, ''ComicBook/{{Inferno|1988}}'' would become the TropeCodifier for events like this.
* FakingTheDead: An interesting variant. The X-Men are killed by Forge using them as means to seal away the Adversary but are later resurrected by Roma. Instead of showing back up to the world alive and well, the team decides to usethem and their new invisibility to electronics to strike at their enemies.
* FakingTheDead: An interesting variant. The X-Men are killed by Forge using them as means to seal away the Adversary but are later resurrected by Roma. Instead of showing back up to the world alive and well, the team decides to use
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* HeelFaceTurn: Archangel regains his facilities and returns to the side of good, but it takes him awhile to rejoin his friends.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Archangel regains his facilities and returns to the side of good, but it takes him awhile a while to rejoin his friends.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: The X-Franchise goes through major changes starting with this event, many of which still has effects to this day. The X-Men participating in the fight in Dallas are presumed dead to the world and stay that way for years, Angel's transformation into Archangel sticks around for many years, even alternating between Angel and Archangel, and Doug's death ends the innocence that the New Mutants had.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: The X-Franchise goes through major changes starting with this event, many of which are still has effects in effect to this day. The X-Men participating in the fight in Dallas are presumed dead to the world and stay that way for years, Angel's transformation into Archangel sticks around for many years, even alternating between Angel and Archangel, and Doug's death ends the innocence that the New Mutants had.
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** Due to injuries from the Massacre, Colossus is default in his armored form, with changing to human being a painful process.
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** Due to injuries from the Massacre, Colossus is default stays in his armored form, form by default, with changing to human being a painful process.
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''The Fall of the Mutants'' is a Franchise/XMen BatFamilyCrossover released in 1987 by Creator/MarvelComics. Like the previous crossover event, the ''ComicBook/MutantMassacre'', the story took a the crossover idea into a unique path to tell its story.
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''The Fall of the Mutants'' is a Franchise/XMen ComicBook/XMen BatFamilyCrossover released in 1987 by Creator/MarvelComics. Like the previous crossover event, the ''ComicBook/MutantMassacre'', the story took a the crossover idea into a unique path to tell its story.
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** Played straight with poor Doug Ramsay. Of all of the members of the New Mutants, Doug had the "lamest" of the powers, being able to read any language. Thus, him dying wouldn't hurt the team power-wise but would give them motivation later on. Thankfully, Doug would be VindicatedByHistory years later and resurrected with a new spin on his powers.
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** Played straight with poor Doug Ramsay. Of all of the members of the New Mutants, Doug had the "lamest" of the powers, being able to read comprehend and speak any language. Thus, him dying wouldn't hurt the team power-wise but would give them motivation later on. Thankfully, Doug would be VindicatedByHistory years later and resurrected with a new spin on his powers.
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** Due to injuries from the Massacre, Colossus is default in his armored form, with changing to human a painful process.
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** Due to injuries from the Massacre, Colossus is default in his armored form, with changing to human being a painful process.
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