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Storytelling themes are universal and we understand when a character or scene gets "borrowed" here and there. But it's hard not to feel betrayed when you find out that some of the stories around which your entire childhood revolved were, for the most part, copied and pasted in with a cavalier attitude of, "the little bastards will never know the difference! " We're talking about... Mutated freaks gathered by their wheelchair bound mentor in order to protect a world that fears and hates them. You think we are talking about the X-Men?
They are a Rip-Off of: The Doom Patrol, which debuted in comics three months before everybody's favorite, more marketable mutants. Unlike the X-Men, the Doom Patrollers were once normal people who suffered an accident that disfigured them but also gave them superpowers. Even the tag line is the same! A brain in a case and an armed gorilla? "Hold on a minute!
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