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VELATIONS 2013-04 (Apr)

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Question received on Sat, January 12, 2013 03:19:45 PM

Anonymous writes...

The meta-gene explanation that Black Canary gave in "Cornered" sounds very much like the DC Comics version of the X-gene which all mutants from Marvel Comics have. Is that where the inspiration for the term meta-gene comes from?

Greg responds...

To me, it sounds very much like the DC Comics version of DC Comics "meta-gene" from DC Comics.

Response recorded on April 02, 2013

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