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''Voodoo'' was a short-lived series published by Creator/DCComics as part of the ComicBook/New52, written by Creator/RonMarz and loosely based on the ''[[ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm WildC.A.Ts]]'' character of [[ComicBook/{{Voodoo}} the same name]].
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''Voodoo'' was a short-lived series published by Creator/DCComics as part of the ComicBook/New52, written by Creator/RonMarz and loosely based on the ''[[ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm WildC.A.Ts]]'' character of [[ComicBook/{{Voodoo}} [[Characters/WildCATSVoodoo the same name]].
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* BlackJezebelStereotype: Inspired some controversy for this. On the one hand, it's DC Comics' first series to star a black woman! On the other, she's a stripper and that's how the first issue opens. The second issue has her raping someone.
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* InNameOnly: While in theory this is just a retelling of Voodoo's origins, it veers very far away from the version of Voodoo seen in ''ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm''.
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* InNameOnly: While in theory this is just a retelling of Voodoo's origins, it veers very far away from the version of Voodoo seen in ''ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm''.''[[ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm WildC.A.Ts]]''.
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''Voodoo'' was a short-lived series published by Creator/DCComics as part of the ComicBook/New52, written by Creator/RonMarz and loosely based on the ''ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm'' ''[[ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm WildC.A.Ts]]'' character of [[ComicBook/{{Voodoo}} the same name]].
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''Voodoo'' was a short-lived series published by Creator/DCComics as part of the ComicBook/New52, written by Creator/RonMarz and loosely based on the ''ComicBook/WildCATs'' ''ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm'' character of [[ComicBook/{{Voodoo}} the same name]].
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* InNameOnly: While in theory this is just a retelling of Voodoo's origins, it veers very far away from the version of Voodoo seen in ''ComicBook/WildCATs''.''ComicBook/WildCATsWildStorm''.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: Voodoo is supposedly a half-human, half-Daemonite hybrid. [[spoiler:In reality, she was actually a normal human kidnapped by the Daemonites and genetically engineered by them.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: Voodoo is supposedly a half-human, half-Daemonite hybrid. [[spoiler:In reality, she was actually a normal human kidnapped by the Daemonites and genetically engineered by them.]]
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While the series was notable for being the first New 52 series to feature a black female lead, poor sales led to a ReTool at issue #5, and the series was cancelled after twelve issues.
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* NinetiesAntiHero: Voodoo was always one of these, but this series takes it UpToEleven.
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* NinetiesAntiHero: Voodoo was always one used to belong to a team of these, these types, but this series takes it UpToEleven.makes her into one herself.
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Sent to infiltrate Earth on behalf of the Daemonites, Priscilla Kitaen uses her telepathy and shapeshifting powers to gather intel on potential threats to her people, while working a day job as a stripper named Voodoo. However, after learning some secrets about her past, she begins to question her allegiance to the Daemonites.
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Sent to infiltrate Earth on behalf of the Daemonites, Priscilla Kitaen uses her telepathy and shapeshifting powers to gather intel intelligence on potential threats to her people, while working a day job as a stripper named Voodoo. However, after learning some secrets about her past, she begins to question her allegiance to the Daemonites.
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* BedTrick: In the second issue , female Voodoo shapeshifts into the male partner of Agent Fallon, whom Fallon is sleeping with and who Voodoo has just [[KillAndReplace killed]]. Voodoo then goes back to Fallon's hotel room and sleeps with her, before the truth comes out the next morning. Though it is never described as "rape", and Fallon is more angry over the death of her lover, in issue #8, when Voodoo tries to claim that they shared a legitimate emotional connection, Fallon is quick to point out that she does not love Voodoo at all, and that was simply the bond that she had with her lover. [[spoiler:Voodoo admits that, yes, it was meaningless. She then kills Fallon]].
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* KillAndReplace: Early in the series, Voodoo kills an FBI agent and impersonates him, even going so far as to have sex with his lover while posing as him.
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''Voodoo'' was a short-lived series published by Creator/DCComics as part of the ComicBook/New52, written by Creator/RonMarz and loosely based on the ''ComicBook/WildCATs'' character of [[ComicBook/{{Voodoo}} the same name]].
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* VoluntaryShapshifting: This is part of Voodoo's powerset - she can assume the forms of other people.
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* VoluntaryShapshifting: VoluntaryShapeshifting: This is part of Voodoo's powerset - she can assume the forms of other people.
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''Voodoo'' was a short-lived series published by Creator/DCComics as part of the ComicBook/New52, written by Creator/RonMarz and loosely based on ''ComicBook/WildCATs'' character of [[ComicBook/{{Voodoo}} the same name]].
Sent to infiltrate Earth on behalf of the Daemonites, Priscilla Kitaen uses her telepathy and shapeshifting powers to gather intel on potential threats to her people, while working a day job as a stripper named Voodoo. However, after learning some secrets about her past, she begins to question her allegiance to the Daemonites.
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!!This series contains examples of:
* AdaptationalVillainy: The original Voodoo was a half-Kherubim hero. This version is a half-Daemonite spy.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Voodoo is supposedly a half-human, half-Daemonite hybrid. [[spoiler:In reality, she was actually a normal human kidnapped by the Daemonites and genetically engineered by them.
* InNameOnly: While in theory this is just a retelling of Voodoo's origins, it veers very far away from the version of Voodoo seen in ''ComicBook/WildCATs''.
* NinetiesAntiHero: Voodoo was always one of these, but this series takes it UpToEleven.
* TykeBomb: [[spoiler:The Daemonites raised Priscila Kitaen from an early age to believe that she was born one of them.]]
* VillainProtagonist: When the series opens, Voodoo is a loyal spy for the AlwaysChaoticEvil Daemonites.
* VoluntaryShapshifting: This is part of Voodoo's powerset - she can assume the forms of other people.
Sent to infiltrate Earth on behalf of the Daemonites, Priscilla Kitaen uses her telepathy and shapeshifting powers to gather intel on potential threats to her people, while working a day job as a stripper named Voodoo. However, after learning some secrets about her past, she begins to question her allegiance to the Daemonites.
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!!This series contains examples of:
* AdaptationalVillainy: The original Voodoo was a half-Kherubim hero. This version is a half-Daemonite spy.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Voodoo is supposedly a half-human, half-Daemonite hybrid. [[spoiler:In reality, she was actually a normal human kidnapped by the Daemonites and genetically engineered by them.
* InNameOnly: While in theory this is just a retelling of Voodoo's origins, it veers very far away from the version of Voodoo seen in ''ComicBook/WildCATs''.
* NinetiesAntiHero: Voodoo was always one of these, but this series takes it UpToEleven.
* TykeBomb: [[spoiler:The Daemonites raised Priscila Kitaen from an early age to believe that she was born one of them.]]
* VillainProtagonist: When the series opens, Voodoo is a loyal spy for the AlwaysChaoticEvil Daemonites.
* VoluntaryShapshifting: This is part of Voodoo's powerset - she can assume the forms of other people.
