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[[Samaritan]] observes that the Living Nightmare always seems to attack him when he is tired and theorizes this might "be a function of its current incarnation..." Whether the creature actually has the uncanny ability to sense when one of his enemies is tired or weak has not been confirmed.

* [[Samaritan]] observes that the Living Nightmare always seems to attack him when he is tired and theorizes this might "be a function of its current incarnation..." Whether the creature actually has the uncanny ability to sense when one of his enemies is tired or weak has not been confirmed.

Samaritan goes on to narrate: "I’ll have to take that up with [[Dr. Prochnow]]..." Dr. Prochnow has not appeared yet, but this could be a reference to the Living Nightmare’s creator. Alternately, he could merely be a leading psychologist and/or the world's foremost expert on the Nightmare.

* Samaritan goes on to narrate: "I’ll have to take that up with [[Dr. Prochnow]]..." Dr. Prochnow has not appeared yet, but this could be a reference to the Living Nightmare’s creator. Alternately, he could merely be a leading psychologist and/or the world's foremost expert on the Nightmare.

During at least one of its heroic manifestation phases, it seemed to be encased in a suit of armor built in the very likeness of the evil incarnations of the Living Nightmare.

* During at least one of its heroic manifestation phases, it seemed to be encased in a suit of armor built in the very likeness of the evil incarnations of the Living Nightmare.

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-[[Samaritan]] observes that the Living Nightmare always seems to attack him when he is tired and theorizes this might "be a function of its current incarnation..." Whether the creature actually has the uncanny ability to sense when one of his enemies is tired or weak has not been confirmed.
+* [[Samaritan]] observes that the Living Nightmare always seems to attack him when he is tired and theorizes this might "be a function of its current incarnation..." Whether the creature actually has the uncanny ability to sense when one of his enemies is tired or weak has not been confirmed.
-Samaritan goes on to narrate: "I’ll have to take that up with [[Dr. Prochnow]]..." Dr. Prochnow has not appeared yet, but this could be a reference to the Living Nightmare’s creator. Alternately, he could merely be a leading psychologist and/or the world's foremost expert on the Nightmare.
+* Samaritan goes on to narrate: "I’ll have to take that up with [[Dr. Prochnow]]..." Dr. Prochnow has not appeared yet, but this could be a reference to the Living Nightmare’s creator. Alternately, he could merely be a leading psychologist and/or the world's foremost expert on the Nightmare.
-During at least one of its heroic manifestation phases, it seemed to be encased in a suit of armor built in the very likeness of the evil incarnations of the Living Nightmare.
+* During at least one of its heroic manifestation phases, it seemed to be encased in a suit of armor built in the very likeness of the evil incarnations of the Living Nightmare.
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