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| − | *The comic title is a reference to the ''[[James Bond]]'' {{ | + | *The comic title is a reference to the ''[[James Bond]]'' {{W2|From Russia, with Love|novel|novel}} and {{W2|From Russia with Love|film|film}} ''From Russia, with Love''. |
*Chapter two is called ''The Uncle from M.A.N.N.'', a reference to the TV show ''{{W|The Man from U.N.C.L.E.}}''. | *Chapter two is called ''The Uncle from M.A.N.N.'', a reference to the TV show ''{{W|The Man from U.N.C.L.E.}}''. | ||
*At the party [[Claude Kane III]] attends, one woman says that she likes it shaken and another says that she likes it stirred, a reference to James Bond's catchphrase "{{W|Shaken, not stirred}}". | *At the party [[Claude Kane III]] attends, one woman says that she likes it shaken and another says that she likes it stirred, a reference to James Bond's catchphrase "{{W|Shaken, not stirred}}". | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- The comic title is a reference to the James Bond novel and film From Russia, with Love.
- Chapter two is called The Uncle from M.A.N.N., a reference to the TV show The Man from U.N.C.L.E..
- At the party Claude Kane III attends, one woman says that she likes it shaken and another says that she likes it stirred, a reference to James Bond's catchphrase "Shaken, not stirred".
- Radioactive Man says that he's "twistin' again like I did last Summer", a reference to the song "Let's Twist Again".
