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Jeanne Morningstar v3: /* History */

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Jeanne Morningstar v3: /* Appearances */

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{{Herobox|name = Deadheadman|faction = ghostly trenchcoater|creator = Brian Rust]]|extra = |alter = Dean Tangri|alias = None|primary = [[Ben Rawluk]]|status = Still floating around somewhere|usability = Not Reserved}}

== History ==

Dean Tangri was a touring roadie and (in the off-season) bungee-cord instructor who had the misfortune of angering a syndicate of evil ticket scalpers, who sent their enforcer, Sheeer, to do Dean in during an instructional jump session off a railroad bridge. (Last words: "Funny; from here that guy almost looks like he's holding a huge pair of scissors...")

Sent back from the afterlife by a benevolent manifestation of [[God (Classic)|God]], Deadheadman roams Earth trying to keep people mellow and sharp objects out of the hands of the irresponsible.

He became a member in good standing (or floating) of the [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]], though he did not partake in the events of ''[[Wrath of the Administrator]]'', only showing up in the original roster.

<appearance in Lurker Lad>

Deadheadman began to haunt the [[LNHQ (Classic)|LNHQ]], and pestered [[Occultism Kid]] to exorcise him so he could properly move on into the Great Beyond. Occultism Kid, believing this was impossible, warned [[Luke Jones|Luke]] and [[Emily Jones]], the [[Teens in Trenchcoats]], against having any contact with him, but <more>.

In ''[[Birth of a Villain]]'', <more>

<Beige Midnight stuff>

== Personality ==

Most of the time pretty mellow and rather disconnected from reality.

== Powers and Abilities ==

Deadheadman has the power of Limited Possession: he can take over any one part of a person's body. While not as
impressive as full possession, an inability to control one's eyes (or bladder) is not something to be taken lightly in a tense situation.

== Appearance ==

A skeletal, unimpressive figure wearing a tie-died shirt and a vaguely transparent trenchcoat.

== Appearances ==

* Original NTB roster (See [[Wrath of the Administrator]])
* [[Lurker Lad (series)|Lurker Lad]] #8
* [[Teens in Trenchcoats]] #2-3
* [[Beige Midnight]] #8

[[Category:NTB Characters]]
[[Category:Ghosts]]

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 * [[A Very Plaid Ending]]
 * [[Teens in Trenchcoats]] #2-3
-* [[Birth of a Villain]] #<foo>
+* [[Birth of a Villain]] #10, <foo>
 * [[Beige Midnight]] #8

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 Deadheadman began to haunt the [[LNHQ (Classic)|LNHQ]], and pestered [[Occultism Kid]] to exorcise him so he could properly move on into the Great Beyond. Occultism Kid, believing this was impossible, warned [[Luke Jones|Luke]] and [[Emily Jones]], the [[Teens in Trenchcoats]], against having any contact with him, but naturally they didn't heed him. He haunted them for a bit, and then kind of drifted out of the series.
-Instead, he ended up in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]'', <more>
+Instead, he ended up in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]'', where<more>
 <Beige Midnight stuff>

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−	{{Herobox\|name = Deadheadman\|faction = ghostly trenchcoater\|creator = Brian Rust]]\|extra = \|alter = Dean Tangri\|alias = None\|primary = [[Ben Rawluk]]\|status = Still floating around somewhere\|usability = Not Reserved}}	+	{{Herobox\|name = Deadheadman\|faction = ghostly trenchcoater\|creator = Brian Rust\|extra = \|alter = Dean Tangri\|alias = None\|primary = [[Ben Rawluk]]\|status = Still floating around somewhere\|usability = Not Reserved}}

	== History ==		== History ==

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 <appearance in Lurker Lad>
-Deadheadman began to haunt the [[LNHQ (Classic)|LNHQ]], and pestered [[Occultism Kid]] to exorcise him so he could properly move on into the Great Beyond. Occultism Kid, believing this was impossible, warned [[Luke Jones|Luke]] and [[Emily Jones]], the [[Teens in Trenchcoats]], against having any contact with him, but <more>.
+Deadheadman began to haunt the [[LNHQ (Classic)|LNHQ]], and pestered [[Occultism Kid]] to exorcise him so he could properly move on into the Great Beyond. Occultism Kid, believing this was impossible, warned [[Luke Jones|Luke]] and [[Emily Jones]], the [[Teens in Trenchcoats]], against having any contact with him, but naturally they didn't heed him. He haunted them for a bit, and then kind of drifted out of the series.
-In ''[[Birth of a Villain]]'', <more>
+Instead, he ended up in ''[[Birth of a Villain]]'', <more>
 <Beige Midnight stuff>

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 == Appearance ==
-A skeletal, unimpressive figure wearing a tie-died shirt and a vaguely transparent trenchcoat.
+A skeletal, unimpressive figure wearing a tie-died shirt and a vaguely transparent trenchcoat. Sounds like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Garcia Jerry Garcia].
 == Appearances ==

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 Dean Tangri was a touring roadie and (in the off-season) bungee-cord instructor who had the misfortune of angering a syndicate of evil ticket scalpers, who sent their enforcer, Sheeer, to do Dean in during an instructional jump session off a railroad bridge. (Last words: "Funny; from here that guy almost looks like he's holding a huge pair of scissors...")
-Sent back from the afterlife by a benevolent manifestation of [[God (Classic)|God]], Deadheadman roams Earth trying to keep people mellow and sharp objects out of the hands of the irresponsible.
+Sent back from the afterlife by a benevolent manifestation of [[God (Classic)|God]], Deadheadman roams [[Loonivearth|Earth]] trying to keep people mellow and sharp objects out of the hands of the irresponsible.
 He became a member in good standing (or floating) of the [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]], though he did not partake in the events of ''[[Wrath of the Administrator]]'', only showing up in the original roster.

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 * Original NTB roster (See [[Wrath of the Administrator]])
-* [[Lurker Lad (series)|Lurker Lad]] #8
+* [[Lurker Lad (series)|Lurker Lad]] #3
 * [[Teens in Trenchcoats]] #2-3
 * [[Beige Midnight]] #8
 [[Category:NTB Characters]]
 [[Category:Ghosts]]