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| + | #REDIRECT [[Unhappy Returns/ko]] |
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| − | |release-date = December 4, 2013
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| − | |number-of-pages = 70
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| − | {{Quotation|'''데모맨이'''|난 우리가 많은 시간을 가졌다고 생각이 안되는데.}}
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| − | '''''팀포트리스 코믹스 #2'''''로도 알려져 있는 '''''불행한 복귀'''''는 2013년 12 4일에 공개된 [[comic/ko|만화]]입니다. [[Ring of Fired/ko|Ring of Fired]]의 배경에서의 이것은 월간 코믹스 6편 중 2번째 편입니다.
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| − | ''불행한 복귀''는 [http://makani.deviantart.com/ makani]에 의해 그려졌고 [https://twitter.com/nickfil Nick Filardi]에 의해 색칠 되었습니다.
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| − | ==시놉시스==
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| − | 이야기는 정글에서 퓨마와 함께 싸우고 있는 젊은 [[Saxton Hale/ko|색스턴 헤일]]과 그의 여자친구 Mags로 시작됩니다. 색스턴은 그녀를 절대 떠나지 않겠다고 맹세하고, Mann co.에 있는 아버지의 지위를 뺏지 않겠다고 주장합니다. 그러나, [[Non-player characters#Charles_Darling/ko|찰스 달링]]이 나타나 강제로 퓨마들을 끌어내어, "동물원"이라고 불리우는 그의 미친 계획이 만들어질 수 있게합니다.
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| − | 이야기는 다시 감옥 앞에 서있는 색스턴과 매그로 넘어갑니다. 달링의 동물원의 대부분을 불태워 체포된 것이 드러납니다. 색스턴은 달링의 도움을 위해 Mann co.에 들어오게 하는것을 계획했다고 고백 합니다. 색스턴이 회사를 다시 세우는데 도움을 주겠다는 매그의 제안과 함께 매그와 색스턴은 떠납니다.
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| − | The scene changes to [[Scout]] and [[Spy]] in prison, discussing their imminent hanging. Scout practices his defense, while Spy urges him to take the public defender, as he pulls out most of his teeth. Scout whines at this, remembering the time [[Soldier]] was his defense, and an even earlier case in which his defender was, of all things, a lamp. Spy keeps calm and eats a ridiculously tiny dinner, which supposedly consists of miniature Cornish game hens. A fellow inmate tries to murder Spy as he's eating, but the assailant mysteriously winds up with a makeshift knife in their back. Scout panics, thinking they are in more trouble now, as the mayor of Teufort comes to visit them. He makes small talk and claims he will miss the mercs, offering Scout a pie with a nail file in it as a joke.
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| − | [[Demoman]] suits up in a civilian disguise along with Soldier, who is reluctant to pose as a civilian, but eventually agrees. Soldier and Demoman set out to find the courthouse where the trial against Scout and Spy will take place. Soldier attempts to interrogate an old woman, but Demoman is much friendlier and gets the location easily, discovering that the hanging will take place soon. Outside the courthouse, people are clamoring for the mercs' death; some even going as far as hanging dolls which resemble the mercs on a pole with ropes around their necks. The mayor delivers a guilty verdict, but promptly discovers the trial hadn't even started; while the public defender explains that the trial was missing almost every figure of the law needed to hold a fair trial. Soldier volunteers as public defender, not realizing they already have one. He murders Scout's lawyer and demands that Scout be sent to the electric chair for choosing a different lawyer, shedding his disguise and inadvertently ruining Spy's attempt to escape in the process, leading the onlooking jury to demand impromptu hangings of the Soldier and Demoman.
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| − | Meanwhile, [[Miss Pauling]] explores the library, burning the [[Administrator]]'s genealogy records while there, as [[Pyro]] burns the library's textbooks. The comic cuts to a flashback taking place 5 and a half months before, in which Spy plans to depart from Teufort and lay low after the Administrator's disappearance, having a jet set to depart in 50 minutes. Scout nervously begs Spy to drive him to the Teufort bank, explaining that all of his savings are in the bank. At first, Spy refuses, but reluctantly agrees after Scout proclaims that it would kill his mother to find out that he lost his entire savings. At the bank, Scout reveals that he traded his entire savings in exchange for twelve cubic yards of Tom Jones memorabilia, planning to sell it for a fortune upon his death. Spy remarks that the idea is terrible, claiming that the chances of Tom Jones' death are incredibly slim and that the man is virtually immortal, deciding only to take the lightest pieces of the memorabilia to his car. The final parts of the scene are shown through the bank's security footage, with the police finding Scout and Spy in the vault and locking them within. With the end of the security footage, the mayor concludes the guilt of the mercs.
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| − | The {{botignore|execution}} has begun, and the ropes are about to tighten. The mayor is slightly sympathetic toward the mercs, but claims that they must pay for their lifetimes of ridiculous crimes, such as rezoning a school. These accusations are revealed to be untrue by Miss Pauling, who bursts onto the scene exclaiming that the mercs had to be innocent, because their "crimes" were actually unwittingly done by the mayor himself. She shows everyone a pamphlet she found at the library outlining mayoral duties, and it explains that mayors cannot hang criminals. The mayor realizes that the mercs hadn't even committed the crimes they were accused of, and attempts to pardon them, but the book says he cannot do that either, so Miss Pauling sets them free. The mayor leaves in order to learn what mayors do, and the townspeople follow him. The mercs are now free, and set out to find the others.
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| − | Meanwhile, Mags leads Saxton Hale to Darling's house, where it is revealed that she had worked for him all along. Darling presents Saxton with an unseen proposition.
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| − | The scene then cuts to the Dzhugdzhur Mountains in Siberia, where [[Heavy]] walks up to an old woman's residence to get a box of supplies, despite the stormy weather. She presents him with a slip of paper, stating that he had received a phone call from a distressed Miss Pauling. Heavy proceeds to walk back out into the snow, leaving the note behind.
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| − | == 장면 ==
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| − | == Trivia ==
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| − | * The miniature [[w:Cornish game hen|Cornish Game Hen]] the [[Spy]] removes from his false tooth is a reference to [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/images/7/75/Spy_taunts02.wav one of his] [[Spy taunts|taunts]].
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| − | * On page 24 the [[Scout]] is reading 'GHOST. D.A.'. In [[Ring of Fired|Team Fortress Comics #1]] the [[Demoman]] watches a TV show with the same name.
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| − | * The Scout buys merchandise of Welsh singer [[NPCs#Tom Jones|Tom Jones]], stating he would make a fortune when he dies. This is ironic, considering Tom is murdered in [[Ring of Fired]].
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| − | * This is the first time that the Demoman is seen without his beanie in official media.
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| − | * Charles Darling's invention of the word "zoo" conflicts with [[Soldier]]'s statement in ''Meet the Soldier'' where he claims Sun Tzu invented the zoo.
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| − | * Although the [[RED]] Scout refers to the events of [[A Smissmas Story]], that comic featured the [[BLU]] mercenaries instead. Likewise, the RED Spy is stated in [[Meet the Spy]] to be in a relationship with the BLU Scout's mother, but it is implied in this issue that he is in a relationship with the RED Scout's mother.
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| − | * The Soldier shows confusion regarding [[Miss Pauling]]'s bottled water supplies, implying he may have been drinking from Teufort's water supply. Since the supply has been long contaminated with lead, the Soldier's mental instability is likely to be (at least partially) a result of [[w:Lead poisoning#Nervous system|lead poisoning]].
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| − | * Scout's broken arms are an allusion to how the Soldier mentioned accidentally breaking them, as stated in [[Ring of Fired]].
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| − | == External links ==
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| − | * [http://www.teamfortress.com/tf02_unhappy_returns/ ''Unhappy Returns''] on the [[TF2 Official Website]].
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| − | == See also ==
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| − | * [[Comics]]
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