Difference between revisions of "Byoosik's Bumblers"
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|debut = {{KBAC1}} [[1:3|#3]] | |debut = {{KBAC1}} [[1:3|#3]] | ||
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|affiliation = Possible links to the Deacon's underworld network, but like most petty crooks, most of their criminal activities have been independent of any competent criminal organization. | |affiliation = Possible links to the Deacon's underworld network, but like most petty crooks, most of their criminal activities have been independent of any competent criminal organization. | ||
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Small time crooks, about as small as they get and still register on a police blotter. | Small time crooks, about as small as they get and still register on a police blotter. | ||
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| − | The trio seems to know the worst times to pull jobs, usually right under the patrolling noses of some of Astro City's most famous super-heroes. | + | The trio seems to know the worst times to pull jobs, usually right under the patrolling noses of some of Astro City's most famous super-heroes. They were in the wrong place at the wrong when sharing drinks with "Eyes" Eisenstien at the Craig's Avenue Bar and Grill. Jack-in-theBox was patrolling the area and questioning known crooks about some recent criminal activities.<ref name="1:3">{{RefComic | title={{KBAC1}} | issue=#3 |page=|panel=| link=1:3}}</ref> They found themselves wrapped in confetti and grilled mercilessly. The very next month they attempted an armored car heist which was thwarted by [[Winged Victory]].<ref name="1:4">{{RefComic | title={{KBAC1}} | issue=#4 |page=|panel=| link=1:4}}</ref> Barely a year later the Confessor and Altar Boy pulled them out of a manhole that they were hiding in following a bank robbery. A piteous criminal track record to say the least. |
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Are you kidding? | Are you kidding? | ||
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Any likeness to comic book creators Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross, and Brent Anderson is not considered coincidental, and is probably purely intentional. | Any likeness to comic book creators Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross, and Brent Anderson is not considered coincidental, and is probably purely intentional. | ||
| − | |speculations =Could they also be the criminals | + | |speculations =Could they also be the criminals apprehended by Brian Kinney in his debut outing as the [[Confessor]]?<ref name="2:9">{{RefComic | title={{KBAC2}} | issue=#9 |page=24|panel=1| link=2:9}}</ref> |
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[[Category: Villains]] [[Category: Villain Groups]] [[Category: Civilians]] | [[Category: Villains]] [[Category: Villain Groups]] [[Category: Civilians]] | ||
Revision as of 02:34, 22 October 2013
HistoryThe trio seems to know the worst times to pull jobs, usually right under the patrolling noses of some of Astro City's most famous super-heroes. They were in the wrong place at the wrong when sharing drinks with "Eyes" Eisenstien at the Craig's Avenue Bar and Grill. Jack-in-theBox was patrolling the area and questioning known crooks about some recent criminal activities.[1] They found themselves wrapped in confetti and grilled mercilessly. The very next month they attempted an armored car heist which was thwarted by Winged Victory.[2] Barely a year later the Confessor and Altar Boy pulled them out of a manhole that they were hiding in following a bank robbery. A piteous criminal track record to say the least.  PowersAre you kidding? ObservationsAny likeness to comic book creators Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross, and Brent Anderson is not considered coincidental, and is probably purely intentional. Speculations, TheoriesCould they also be the criminals apprehended by Brian Kinney in his debut outing as the Confessor?[3]
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