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* HiddenDepths: It's revealed that part of Salem's JerkAss attitude is an attempt to keep people safe from her status as a magical DoomMagnet.
->'''Khalid:''' You don't have to be so ''rude.''
->'''Salem:''' Actually, I do. Kent knew that. ''And'' he knew why.
->'''Khalid:''' You don't have to be so ''rude.''
->'''Salem:''' Actually, I do. Kent knew that. ''And'' he knew why.
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* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: Per Quiz Kid's description of his dead mentor, the original Mr. Terrific, the man "was so accomplished" he once thought of [[DrivenToSuicide ending it all]].
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* TimeTravelTenseTrouble: In issue #6, Bruce Wayne relocates his time-travelling daughter to New York. Helena looks at the window and remembers how she spent her Christmas there (in her past), then corrects herself and says she ''will'' (in reference to the future) or she "won't" (in regards to her timeline possibly being erased).
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* LineageComesFromTheFather: As shown in mini-series ''ComicBook/AlanScottTheGreenLantern'', Soviet agent Crimson Flame absorbed the alien crimson flame which gave him his powers. His daughter Ruby also inherited similar powers.
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* KidnappedForExperimentation: Poor Boom...
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* KidnappedForExperimentation: Poor Boom...Boom was kidnapped by a mad scientist named Dr. Elemental, who used her in an experiment to replicate the accident that turned her dad into the Flash.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: In the present, Michael Mayne, the Harlequin's Son, has been targeting abusive men. He claims to be trying to convince them to turn themselves in, but he's also injuring them and stealing from them.
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* WhamShot: The ninth issue ends with the Golden Age Legionnaire revealing their identity as [[spoiler:a young Mordru.]]
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* DistaffCounterpart: Michael Mayne as Harlequin's Son is essentially to Infinity Inc. what Duela Dent as Joker's Daughter was to the Bronze Age Teen Titans, an antiheroic clown-themed individual who is descended (supposedly) from another clown-themed individual.
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* SealedEvilInACan: [[spoiler:The Dr. Fate of present times, Khalid Nassour, uses the Time Masters' snowball to trap Per Degaton inside it.]]
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* YouthfulFreckles: Per Degaton's kid self has freckles across his nose, to mark hi as the youngest of Degaton's selves.
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* YouthfulFreckles: Per Degaton's kid self has freckles across his nose, to mark hi him as the youngest of Degaton's selves.
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* MyFutureSelfAndMe: Issue #5 shows a gathering of Per Degaton's selves around a round table, among which a young/kid version and two elderly ones.
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* YouthfulFreckles: Per Degaton's kid self has freckles across his nose, to mark hi as the youngest of Degaton's selves.
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* DramaticIrony: In #8 Ruby reacts very badly to Alan Scott talking about her father as though he knew him personally, but when he backs down and says she's right, they were enemies, she can tell he's hiding something. The same week that issue came out, ''Alan Scott: Green Lantern'' #3 revealed that [[spoiler: Red Lantern was actually Alan's lover Johnny Ladd.]]
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* DramaticIrony: In #8 Ruby reacts very badly to Alan Scott talking about her father as though he knew him personally, but when he backs down and says she's right, they were enemies, she can tell he's hiding something. The same week that issue came out, ''Alan Scott: Green Lantern'' ''ComicBook/AlanScottTheGreenLantern'' #3 revealed that [[spoiler: Red [[spoiler:Red Lantern was actually Alan's lover Johnny Ladd.]]
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* ChildByRape: The modern Mist is Kyle Knight, who was conceived when his supervillain mother raped Jack Knight, the 90's ComicBook/{{Starman}}.
* ComicBookTime: Zigzagged all over the place. The JSA being founded in 1942 is still there, while Infinity, Inc. was founded in 1972. Meanwhile, the encounter with Extant was eight years ago (when ''Zero Hour'' was published in 1994), and Catwoman's start (as depicted in ''Batman: Year One'') was thirteen years ago.
* ComicBookTime: Zigzagged all over the place. The JSA being founded in 1942 is still there, while Infinity, Inc. was founded in 1972. Meanwhile, the encounter with Extant was eight years ago (when ''Zero Hour'' was published in 1994), and Catwoman's start (as depicted in ''Batman: Year One'') was thirteen years ago.
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* ChildByRape: The modern future Mist is Kyle Knight, who was conceived when his supervillain mother raped Jack Knight, the 90's ComicBook/{{Starman}}.
* ComicBookTime: Zigzagged all over the place. The JSA being founded in 1942 is still there, while Infinity, Inc. was founded in 1972. Meanwhile, the encounter with Extant was eight years ago (when ''Zero Hour'' was published in 1994), and Catwoman's start (as depicted in ''Batman: Year One'') was thirteen years ago. Kyle Knight, who was born in 1998 in real time, is five years old.
* ComicBookTime: Zigzagged all over the place. The JSA being founded in 1942 is still there, while Infinity, Inc. was founded in 1972. Meanwhile, the encounter with Extant was eight years ago (when ''Zero Hour'' was published in 1994), and Catwoman's start (as depicted in ''Batman: Year One'') was thirteen years ago. Kyle Knight, who was born in 1998 in real time, is five years old.
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* DramaticIrony: In #8 Ruby reacts very badly to Alan Scott talking about her father as though he knew him personally, but when he backs down and says she's right, they were enemies, she can tell he's hiding something. The same week that issue came out, ''Alan Scott: Green Lantern'' #3 revealed that [[spoiler: Red Lantern was actually Alan's lover Johnny Ladd.]]
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* TheCameo: [[ComicBook/{{Starman}} Jack Knight]] is briefly shown in the eighth issue with his five year old son Kyle, making it the first time Jack's appeared in a comic since ''ComicBook/IdentityCrisis''.
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* TheCameo: [[ComicBook/{{Starman}} Jack Knight]] is briefly shown in the eighth issue with his five year old son Kyle, making it the first time Jack's appeared in a comic since ''ComicBook/IdentityCrisis''.''ComicBook/IdentityCrisis2004''.
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* TheCameo: [[ComicBook/{{Starman}} Jack Knight]] is briefly shown in the eighth issue with his five year old son Kyle, making it the first time Jack's appeared in a comic since ''ComicBook/IdentityCrisis''.
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* BedlamHouse: Turns out Gotham's not the only place in the DC universe with a spooky-ass gothic mansion repurposed as an insane asylum. Ivy Town has its own, where one Jean Loring is currently enjoying an extended stay. In fact, it looks pretty much ''identical'' to Arkham.
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* MoreThanMindControl: How Jean Loring explains what being possessed by Eclipso is like. He's not just controlling you, but giving air to your worst desires.
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* BigBad: The main villain of this run appears to be longtime JSA foe (and noted CreatorsPet for Geoff Johns) Per Degaton, who's trying to erase the Justice Society from the timeline.
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* ParadoxPerson: Much like Reverse-Flash before him, Per Degaton has become a living paradox, and therefore can't be killed by anything. He's ultimately dealt with by using a personal effect and the snow globe for a spell to apparently banish him to the Flashpoint timeline.
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** Much like Reverse-Flash before him, Per Degaton has become a living paradox, and therefore can't be killed by anything. He's ultimately dealt with by using a personal effect and the snow globe for a spell to apparently banish him to the Flashpoint timeline.
** Much like Reverse-Flash before him, Per Degaton has become a living paradox, and therefore can't be killed by anything. He's ultimately dealt with by using a personal effect and the snow globe for a spell to apparently banish him to the Flashpoint timeline.
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* BoxedCrook: In the seventh issue, the JSA makes a deal to have Cameron Mahkent released to their custody in exchange for him working for them.
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* CameBackWrong: Something is going on with [[spoiler:Beth Chapel and Yolanda Montez that they're keeping secret from the Justice Society. They have to regularly take Lazarus Pills, or else Yolanda mentions that she's begun to hear Eclipso's voice (Eclipso being the one who killed them both).]]
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* CameBackWrong: Something is going on with [[spoiler:Beth Chapel and Yolanda Montez that they're keeping secret from the Justice Society. They have to regularly take Lazarus Pills, or else Yolanda mentions that she's begun to hear Eclipso's voice (Eclipso being the one who killed them both). In the seventh issue, Beth reluctantly consults with Jean Loring, one of Eclipso's few surviving hosts, for insight about what happens when you're possessed by him.]]
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: During the ill-fated mission to recruit Solomon Grundy, Salem arrogantly tries to bring him under her control, but her spell is miscast and ends up incinerating him.
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** The fifth issue shows the future where Degaton's doppelgangers have decimated the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes. However, the Legion shown is the [[ComicBook/SupermanAndTheLegionOfSuperHeroes Retroboot Legion]] and not [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes2020 Brian Bendis's version]]. [[spoiler:The ending of the issue has the future Justice Society from ''The New Golden Age'', who were explicitly shown to not be associated with the future Bendis's Legion comes from due to the different versions of Doctor Fate, having been restored. It's thus implied that the Retroboot Legion has been restored and now exists alongside the Bendisboot.]]
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** The fifth issue shows the future where Degaton's doppelgangers have decimated the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes. However, the Legion shown is the [[ComicBook/SupermanAndTheLegionOfSuperHeroes Retroboot Legion]] and not [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes2020 Brian Bendis's version]]. [[spoiler:The ending of the issue has the future Justice Society from ''The New Golden Age'', who were explicitly shown to not be associated with the future Bendis's Legion comes from due to the different versions of Doctor Fate, having been restored. It's thus implied that the Retroboot Legion has been restored and now exists alongside the Bendisboot. The implications only grow stronger in the seventh issue, when Khalid is approached by the Retroboot Legion of Substitute-Heroes (Rainbow Girl, Stone Boy, and new member Animal Lad).]]
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** The fifth issue shows the future where Degaton's doppelgangers have decimated the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes. However, the Legion shown is the [[ComicBook/SupermanAndTheLegionOfSuperHeroes Retroboot Legion]] and not [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes2020 Brian Bendis's version]]. [[spoiler:The ending of the issue has the future Justice Society from ''The New Golden Age'', who were explicitly shown to not be associated with the future Bendis's Legion comes from due to the different versions of Doctor Fate, having been restored. It's thus implied that the Retroboot Legion has been restored and now exists alongside the Bendisboot.]]
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* HopeSpot: The fifth issue shows the future where Degaton's doppelgangers have decimated the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes. However, the Legion shown is the [[ComicBook/SupermanAndTheLegionOfSuperHeroes Retroboot Legion]] and not [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes2020 Brian Bendis's version]]. [[spoiler:The ending of the issue has the future Justice Society from ''The New Golden Age'', who were explicitly shown to not be associated with the future Bendis's Legion comes from due to the different versions of Doctor Fate, having been restored. It's thus implied that the Retroboot Legion has been restored and now exists alongside the Bendisboot.]]
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* KidnappedForExperimentation: Poor Boom...
