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Gotta catch 'em all » Collages - Coming Up » Yesterday 10:31 am

Andy E. Nystrom
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I found a bunch more identifiable James Bond live action characters so I added them, increasing the total to 754. To fill in gaps, I increased the non-live bonus section to 50.

Gotta catch 'em all » Gotta Catch 'em All Challenge #32 Marvel Animated Superheroes 1 of 3 » Yesterday 8:39 am

zuckyd1
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NexusOfNightmares wrote:

This raises an interesting question, though. Since a website can change over time unlike a book, if something was on an old archive of a Marvel.com entry but is since removed or replaced, what happens to that old information? Is that old information still canon?

A book can change editions over time though. For instance, the various iterations of the official handbooks over the decades. Information from old profiles that didn't make it into new profiles is presumably still canon, as long as it hasn't been retconned, contradicted, etc. in the interim.

Gotta catch 'em all » Gotta Catch 'em All Challenge 62 Collage 50 James Bond Live 1 of 2 » Yesterday 7:43 am

Andy E. Nystrom
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Adding character specific clues to 260

See first post for explamation of Recurring categories.

1. Movie; 00s; Russian; politician, secret society member; Quantum, Russian Government; one of several peoples attending a meeting during an opera performance
2. Movie; 80s; Afghan; Deputy Commander of the Eastern District; Mujaheddin, Snow Leopard Brotherhood; freed by Bond from a prison during Bond's own escape attempt
3. Movie; 70s; British (England); diamond smuggler, transport consultant; major villain (unknowingly); impersonated by Bond
4. Movie; 70s; American; astronaut; W Technologies; astronaut testing or training on Whyte-manufactured moon landing equipment
5. Movie; 70s; San Monique; crime kingpin, politician; Voodoo Cult; using poppies, hoped to flood the U.S. market with two tonnes of heroin distributed through his legitimate restaurants free of charge, thus forcing other drug dealers out of business.
6. Movie; 80s; Soviet; KGB General; KGB; Bond was set to kill him but was distristful about the reasons
8. Movie; 70s; American; flying school student; Bleeker Flying School; was in a plane that was targeted by henchmen
9. TV Episode; 50s-60s; British; intelligence operative; Recurring-C; British Intelligence; gave someone 32 million francs to allow him to keep playing in a casino
10. Movie; 90s; Russian; atomic scientist; Russian Atomic Energy Department; gave someone  a plane necessary to steal a nuclear weapon set to be dismantled in Kazakhstan
12. Movie; 80s; British; butler, security operative; Secret Intelligence Service; discovered assassins dumping a cook's body into a chest freezer
13. Movie; 80s; East German; intelligence operative, biathlete; KGB; young woman was interested in him but he only scowled at her
14. Movie; 90s; French; helicopter pilot; Eurocopter Tiger; captain of new helicopter prototype
15. Movie; 60s; British; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; had blood thrown at him
16. Movie; 80s; unrevealed; professional assassi

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