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* PrecisionFStrike: During "The Supergirl from Krypton", Superman yells at Darkseid, "Shut the hell up!"
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* BookEnds: Near the beginning and the end of the ''Absolute Power'' arc, as Green Arrow stops a robbery, someone near him says: "Look up in the sky...", to which he mutters "Aw, hell. I hate it when anybody says that..." and turns to face Batman and Superman. [[spoiler:The first time, in an altered timeline, he refers to them as "the Hitler twins", and later, after everything's fixed, he calls them "the Hardy boys".]]
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* BookEnds: Near the beginning and the end of the ''Absolute Power'' arc, as Green Arrow stops a robbery, someone near him says: "Look up in the sky...", to which he mutters "Aw, hell. I hate it when anybody says that..." and turns to face Batman and Superman. [[spoiler:The first time, in an altered timeline, he refers to them as "the Hitler twins", and later, after everything's fixed, he calls them "the Hardy boys"."Literature/TheHardyBoys".]]
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* AllJustADream: [[spoiler:The ''Mash-Up'' arc. Unfortunately, even if it's only a dream, the stakes are no less great than usual, given the force behind it is [[RealityWarper Dr.]] [[DreamWeaver Destiny]]. At the end, Superman comments on how real it looked from the inside, and Batman tells him that's exactly why Destiny is so terrifyingly dangerous - ''he makes you believe''.]]
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* AlternateTimeline: In ''Absolute Power'' the Legion of Super-Villains go back in time and raise Superman and Batman to be world dictators in a new timeline. [[spoiler: After, Bruce create a new timeline when he save his parents and erases himself as Batman]].
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* AlternateTimeline: In ''Absolute Power'' the Legion of Super-Villains go back in time and raise Superman and Batman to be world dictators in a new timeline. [[spoiler: After, Bruce create creates a new timeline when he save saves his parents and erases himself as Batman]].
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* BookEnds: Near the beginning and the end of the ''Absolute Power'' arc, as Green Arrow stops a robbery, someone near him says: "Look up in the sky...", to which he mutters "Aw, hell. I hate it when anybody says that..." and turns to face Batman and Superman. [[spoiler:The first time, in an altered timeline, he refers to them as "the Hitler twins", and later, after everything's fixed, he calls them "the Hardy boys".]]
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** Metallo's disguise in "Public Enemies" resembled for pre-Metallo John Corben looked in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries''.
** Likewise, the post-Crisis Kara Zor-El inherited Kara In-Ze's AgeLift of being a teenager who was put into cryogenic suspension while Clark was a born instead actually being younger than him.
** Metallo's disguise in "Public Enemies" resembled for pre-Metallo John Corben looked in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries''.
** Likewise, the post-Crisis Kara Zor-El inherited Kara In-Ze's AgeLift of being a teenager who was put into cryogenic suspension while Clark was a born instead actually being younger than him.
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* ''Nanopolis'': The Prankster zaps Superman with a ShrinkRay and reduces him to microscopic size. Batman tries to find him and restore him to normal size. Meanwhile, Superman finds and rescues a microscopic civilization.
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* ''Nanopolis'': ''Darklight'': The Prankster zaps Superman with villain Doctor Light steals a ShrinkRay and reduces him Wayne Enterprises satellite that held dark matter. Adding the dark matter to microscopic size. Batman tries himself to find him and restore him to normal size. Meanwhile, Superman finds and rescues a microscopic civilization.supplement his own light based powers, he invades the Fortress of Solitude.
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* ''Who Would Win?'': Two children debate whether Batman or Superman would win in a fight.
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* ''Sorcerer Kings'': While various heroes deal with an invasion of demons, an alternate Batman abducts Superman and takes him to a BadFuture ruled by various magical villains like Felix Faust, Morgan Le Fay, and Brother Blood.
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* ''A.I.'': Superman and Batman meet Will Magnus and his ComicBook/MetalMen. Intrigued, Bruce Wayne hires them as security guards, only for them to lose control and go on a rampage.
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* ''Worship'': Superman, Batman, and Lois Lane encounter a cult that thinks Superman is God, and is willing resort to anything, even murder, to get Superman to accept his "true" purpose.
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* ''Fright Night'': Supergirl teams up with Robin (Damian Wayne) to investigate a series of deaths.
* ''World's Finest'': A tie-in to ''ComicBook/DCOneMillion''. The time traveling villain Epoch battles the Supermen and Batmen of both the 853th century and the present.
* ''The Secret'': A journalist uncovers evidence of Batman's secret identity, only to be murdered. When Clark Kent investigates, the murderer targets him, forcing Batman to intervene to protect Superman's secret identity.
* ''World's Finest'': A tie-in to ''ComicBook/DCOneMillion''. The time traveling villain Epoch battles the Supermen and Batmen of both the 853th century and the present.
* ''The Secret'': A journalist uncovers evidence of Batman's secret identity, only to be murdered. When Clark Kent investigates, the murderer targets him, forcing Batman to intervene to protect Superman's secret identity.
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* ''The Boys Are Back in Town'': Superboy and Robin are asked by their mentors to visit the Japanese Toyman because he had not been heard from in a while.
* ''Sam's Story'': A flashback to a young Clark Kent's friendship with a boy named Sam who had cancer. This story was dedicated to Jeph Loeb's son Sam, who had passed away from cancer.
* ''Sam's Story'': A flashback to a young Clark Kent's friendship with a boy named Sam who had cancer. This story was dedicated to Jeph Loeb's son Sam, who had passed away from cancer.
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* ''Mash-Up'': Superman and Batman find themselves in a strange world. The Justice Titans, who are all merged versions of a Teen Titans and Justice League member, defend Gothamopolis from a series of villains who are merged versions of Superman and Batman's RoguesGallery. Superman and Batman help the Justice Titans while trying to find out how they got here and how to get home.
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* ''Mash-Up'': Superman and Batman find themselves in a strange world. The Justice Titans, who are all merged versions of a Teen Titans and Justice League member, defend Gothamopolis from a series of villains who are merged versions of Superman and Batman's RoguesGallery. Superman and Batman help the Justice Titans deal with their enemies while trying to find out how they got here and how to get home.
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* ''Worship'': Superman, Batman, and Lois Lane encounter a cult that thinks Superman is God, and is willing resort to anything, even murder, to get Superman to accept his "true" purpose.
* ''The Brave and the Bold'': Following Batman's death in ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'', Superman struggles to cope with his loss.
* ''The Brave and the Bold'': Following Batman's death in ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'', Superman struggles to cope with his loss.
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* ''The Fathers'': Superman and Batman uncover evidence that their fathers Jor-El and Thomas Wayne had met in the past.
* ''Lil' Leaguers'': Superman and Batman are baffled when they encounter goofy, chibi versions of themselves, the Justice League, and their rogues galleries.
* ''Lil' Leaguers'': Superman and Batman are baffled when they encounter goofy, chibi versions of themselves, the Justice League, and their rogues galleries.
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* ''Night and Day'': Gorilla Grodd saturates the atmosphere with kryptonite, forcing Superman to flee Earth. Grodd mind controls the entire population except for Batman, who becomes the only resistance to Grodd's rule.
* ''Sidekicked'': Supergirl and Robin (Tim Drake) attempt to deal with a hostage situation in Arkham Asylum.
* ''The Big Noise'': Batman uncovers a shocking secret about Superman's Kryptonian origins.
* ''Sidekicked'': Supergirl and Robin (Tim Drake) attempt to deal with a hostage situation in Arkham Asylum.
* ''The Big Noise'': Batman uncovers a shocking secret about Superman's Kryptonian origins.
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** Issue #75 pays homage to ''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'' with [[http://forbiddenplanet.co.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/4jgxS.jpg their own version]], ''"[[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] and ComicBook/LexLuthor."''
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** Issue #75 pays homage to ''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'' with [[http://forbiddenplanet.co.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/4jgxS.jpg their own version]], version, ''"[[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] and ComicBook/LexLuthor."''
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* NightAndDayDuo: Superman gets his powers from the sun and Batman mostly works at night.
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* PrecisionFStrike: During "The Supergirl from Krypton", Superman yells at Darkseid, "Shut the hell up!" In fact, this moment currently provides the trope picture.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: One issue in the "Search for Kryptonite" arc introduces silver kryptonite, which causes Superman to hallucinate and get food cravings.
-->'''Arsenal:''' Is it just me, or does he seem kind of h--\\
'''Batman:''' Highly unstable.
-->'''Arsenal:''' Is it just me, or does he seem kind of h--\\
'''Batman:''' Highly unstable.
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* SuperDeformed: In issues #51-52, an entire s-d League (called Li'l Leaguers: Li'l Superman, Li'l Wonder Woman, Li'l Flash, Li'l Supergirl...) make an appearance, hailing from a lighter and softer universe.
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* LivingAphrodisiac: Orion's wife Bekka is able to induce love and lust with her touch. It works both ways, since she also falls in love with the men she affects and is unable to control it herself, and it only becomes stronger when men in question are love-starved individuals that deny themselves any relationship like Batman.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: During the "Torment" story arc, Batman (who has fought against a seductress like ComicBook/PoisonIvy on regular basis) ''succumbs'' to [[LoveGoddess Bekka's]] [[LivingAphrodisiac charms]] and is quite disturbed at having fallen in love with her and being willing to throw it all away to be with her.
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* AlternateTimeline: In ''Absolute Powers'' the Legion of Super-Villains go back in time and raise Superman and Batman to be world dictators in a new timeline. [[spoiler: After, Bruce create a new timeline when he save his parents and erase himself as Batman]].
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* AlternateTimeline: In ''Absolute Powers'' Power'' the Legion of Super-Villains go back in time and raise Superman and Batman to be world dictators in a new timeline. [[spoiler: After, Bruce create a new timeline when he save his parents and erase erases himself as Batman]].
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* BackToBackBadasses: Superman Batman show us how it's done in ''Public Enemies''. Completed with CasualDangerDialogue!
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** There are also additional nods back to Loeb's two-year stint on ''Superman'', culminating in ''With a Vengeance'' which as noted earlier, [[spoiler: is ultimately a sequel to ComicBook/EmperorJoker]].
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** There are also additional nods back to Loeb's two-year stint on ''Superman'', culminating in ''With a Vengeance'' which as noted earlier, [[spoiler: is [[spoiler:is ultimately a sequel to ComicBook/EmperorJoker]].
* DatingCatwoman: During ''Absolute Power'', Superman and Batman's supervillain parents try setting Bruce up with a bunch of women but he finds it hard to care about them. Only Selina Kyle, aka ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} herself, is able to grab his interest.
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* DumbMuscle: Batzarro, who ''kills other couples'' to solve the murder of Batman's parents, and then has trouble finding out who murdered them (Bizarro can't help him either.)
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* EvilDetectingDog: Played with in "The Supergirl from Kryton" arc. Batman, who is distrustful of the newly discovered Kara Zor-El, tries to point out to Superman that his dog Krypto doesn't like Kara. Superman retorts that the dog doesn't like ''anyone''.
* EvilMakeover: Kara's costume becomes more revealing and metallic post-brainwashing in "The Supergirl from Kryton".
* EvilMentor: Darkseid to Supergirl in "The Supergirl from Kryton".
* EvilMakeover: Kara's costume becomes more revealing and metallic post-brainwashing in "The Supergirl from Kryton".
* EvilMentor: Darkseid to Supergirl in "The Supergirl from Kryton".
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* EvilDetectingDog: Played with in "The Supergirl from Kryton" Krypton" arc. Batman, who is distrustful of the newly discovered Kara Zor-El, tries to point out to Superman that his dog Krypto doesn't like Kara. Superman retorts that the dog doesn't like ''anyone''.
* EvilMakeover: Kara's costume becomes more revealing and metallic post-brainwashing in "The Supergirl fromKryton".
Krypton".
* EvilMentor: Darkseid to Supergirl in "The Supergirl fromKryton".Krypton".
* EvilMakeover: Kara's costume becomes more revealing and metallic post-brainwashing in "The Supergirl from
* EvilMentor: Darkseid to Supergirl in "The Supergirl from
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* ForcefulKiss: In '' Superman Batman'' #19 -later reprinted as ''[[Comicbook/{{Supergirl 2005}} Supergirl Vol 5]]'' #0, Supergirl runs into Comicbook/PoisonIvy, and the super-villain plants a kiss on Supergirl's lips to poison her.
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* ForcefulKiss: In '' Superman Batman'' #19 -later -- later reprinted as ''[[Comicbook/{{Supergirl 2005}} Supergirl Vol 5]]'' #0, Supergirl runs into Comicbook/PoisonIvy, and the super-villain plants a kiss on Supergirl's lips to poison her.
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--> '''Superman''': Where's TheFlash when you need him?
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--> '''Superman''': Where's TheFlash Franchise/TheFlash when you need him?
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* IHaveBoobsYouMustObey: Made accidentally by Superman in ''Nevermind'', while he is trapped in Power Girl body, when he get information by an hotel manager. Lampshaded:
-->'''Superman''': I whish all my interrogations went so easily.
-->'''Batman''': Appears there are effective techniques than a rubber hose..
-->'''Superman''': I whish all my interrogations went so easily.
-->'''Batman''': Appears there are effective techniques than a rubber hose..
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* IHaveBoobsYouMustObey: Made accidentally Accidentally done by Superman in ''Nevermind'', when he gets information from a hotel manager while he is trapped in Power Girl body, when he get information by an hotel manager.Girl's body. Lampshaded:
-->'''Superman''': -->'''Superman:''' I whish wish all my interrogations went so easily.
-->'''Batman''': -->'''Batman:''' Appears there are more effective techniques than a rubber hose..hose.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Discussed InUniverse. In ''With a Vengeance'' [[spoiler: Joker demands to know why Superman and Batman don't remember the events of the ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker'' crossover from several years earlier. Mxyzptlk explains that he's blocking everyone's memories -- then also adds that the issues haven't been collected yet. Ironically -- and probably because of fan demand -- that arc was collected shortly afterwards.]]
* KickTheDog: In "The Supergirl from Krypton", Superman blames Batman and Wonder Woman for Kara getting kidnapped by Darkseid when she should have remained in Metropolis with him. Wonder Woman reminds them her sisters nearly sacrificed herself to protect her. Then Superman said if it was Jason Todd or Donna Troy, they wouldn't even be arguing about this. Batman tells him Kara isn't dead. The three of them got quiet. Superman realized he crossed the line mentioning Jason and Donna. Near the end of the story arc, he apologizes for it.
** Ironically, a year later both Jason and Donna [[DeathIsCheap came back]].
* KickTheDog: In "The Supergirl from Krypton", Superman blames Batman and Wonder Woman for Kara getting kidnapped by Darkseid when she should have remained in Metropolis with him. Wonder Woman reminds them her sisters nearly sacrificed herself to protect her. Then Superman said if it was Jason Todd or Donna Troy, they wouldn't even be arguing about this. Batman tells him Kara isn't dead. The three of them got quiet. Superman realized he crossed the line mentioning Jason and Donna. Near the end of the story arc, he apologizes for it.
** Ironically, a year later both Jason and Donna [[DeathIsCheap came back]].
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Discussed InUniverse. In ''With a Vengeance'' [[spoiler: Joker [[spoiler:Joker demands to know why Superman and Batman don't remember the events of the ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker'' crossover from several years earlier. Mxyzptlk explains that he's blocking everyone's memories -- then also adds that the issues haven't been collected yet. Ironically -- and probably because of fan demand -- that arc was collected shortly afterwards.]]
* KickTheDog: In "The Supergirl from Krypton", Superman blames Batman and Wonder Woman for Kara getting kidnapped by Darkseid when she should have remained in Metropolis with him. Wonder Woman reminds them her sisters nearly sacrificed herself to protect her. Then Superman said if it was Jason Todd or Donna Troy, they wouldn't even be arguing about this. Batman tells him Kara isn't dead. The three of them got quiet. Superman realized he crossed the line mentioning Jason and Donna. Near the end of the story arc, he apologizes forit.
**it. Ironically, a year later both Jason and Donna [[DeathIsCheap came back]].
* KickTheDog: In "The Supergirl from Krypton", Superman blames Batman and Wonder Woman for Kara getting kidnapped by Darkseid when she should have remained in Metropolis with him. Wonder Woman reminds them her sisters nearly sacrificed herself to protect her. Then Superman said if it was Jason Todd or Donna Troy, they wouldn't even be arguing about this. Batman tells him Kara isn't dead. The three of them got quiet. Superman realized he crossed the line mentioning Jason and Donna. Near the end of the story arc, he apologizes for
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* OddballDoppelganger: In ''Superman/Batman Annual #1'', a crazy Earth-3 version of Deathstroke appears—who is very similar to be Creator/MarvelComics' SelfDemonstrating/{{Deadpool}}.
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* OddballDoppelganger: In ''Superman/Batman Annual #1'', a crazy Earth-3 version of Deathstroke appears—who appears, who is very similar to be Creator/MarvelComics' SelfDemonstrating/{{Deadpool}}.
* PetTheDog: While manipulating the events surrounding Superman and Batman becoming their adoptive sons, the Legion Super-Villains maintained Superman's marriage to his wife ComicBook/LoisLane, feeling it was appropriate for him and [[InSpiteOfANail something better left untouched]], while also arranging for Batman to have a relationship with Catwoman's civilian identity Selina Kyle, [[DatingCatwoman the closest thing Batman has ever had]] to a stable LoveInterest.
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* {{Sexbot}}: Issue 26 shows us sexbots of the female Franchise/TeenTitans, belonging to the teenage Toyman. And Superboy clearly enjoys...until Tim Drake (Robin) destroy them!.
--> '''Superboy''': I hate you. I hate you more than anyone i ever known.
--> '''Superboy''': I hate you. I hate you more than anyone i ever known.
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* {{Sexbot}}: Issue 26 shows us sexbots of the female Franchise/TeenTitans, belonging to the teenage Toyman. And Superboy clearly enjoys...enjoys them... until Tim Drake (Robin) destroy them!.
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--> '''Superboy''': I hate you. I hate you more than anyonei I have ever known.
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* YouDidntAsk: In ''Superman Batman #9'', when Superman tells his cousin he didn't know she could already use her XRayVision, Kara answers: "You didn't ask".
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''Franchise/{{Superman}}[=/=]Franchise/{{Batman}}'' was a monthly series published by Creator/DCComics featuring team-ups of the so-called "World's Finest Duo". The series explored the relationship between the two heroes, featuring a unique dual-narrator approach where both Superman and Batman simultaneously narrated the story with their thoughts. The series is also notable for restoring Superman and Batman to being good friends (though not to pre-Crisis levels), since JohnByrne's ''ComicBook/TheManOfSteel'' series initially rebooted the two as not getting along due to their contrasting ideals, although they still respected each other.
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''Franchise/{{Superman}}[=/=]Franchise/{{Batman}}'' was a monthly series published by Creator/DCComics featuring team-ups of the so-called "World's Finest Duo". The series explored the relationship between the two heroes, featuring a unique dual-narrator approach where both Superman and Batman simultaneously narrated the story with their thoughts. The series is also notable for restoring Superman and Batman to being good friends (though not to pre-Crisis levels), since JohnByrne's Creator/JohnByrne's ''ComicBook/TheManOfSteel'' series initially rebooted the two as not getting along due to their contrasting ideals, although they still respected each other.
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* HeroWithBadPublicity: The duo in ''The World's Finest'' when LexLuthor, as the [[PresidentEvil President of the United States]], declares them as enemies of the state.
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* HeroWithBadPublicity: The duo in ''The World's Finest'' when LexLuthor, ComicBook/LexLuthor, as the [[PresidentEvil President of the United States]], declares them as enemies of the state.
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* ReverseCerebusSyndrome: The first two arcs were setting the book up to be a fairly serious, event-heavy series, featuring pivotal events like the ousting of Luthor and the reintroduction of Supergirl. After that point, the series began to embrace its Silver Age roots, moving into one-and-done stories with crazy concepts and high-concept adventures largely confined to itself.
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* PresidentEvil: ComicBook/LexLuthor, who ascended to the presidency shortly after ''ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand''. In fact, the first arc of the book (and its AnimatedAdaptation) end on his removal from office.
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* PrecisionFStrike: During "The Supergirl from Krypton", Superman yells at Darkseid, "Shut the hell up!" In fact, this moment currently provides the trope picture.
* PresidentEvil: ComicBook/LexLuthor, who ascended to the presidency shortly after ''ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand''. In fact, the first arc of the book(and and its AnimatedAdaptation) AnimatedAdaptation end on his removal from office.
* PresidentEvil: ComicBook/LexLuthor, who ascended to the presidency shortly after ''ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand''. In fact, the first arc of the book
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* OddballDoppelganger: In ''Superman/Batman Annual #1'', a crazy Earth-3 version of Deathstroke appears—who is very similar to be MarvelComics' {{Deadpool}}.
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* OddballDoppelganger: In ''Superman/Batman Annual #1'', a crazy Earth-3 version of Deathstroke appears—who is very similar to be MarvelComics' {{Deadpool}}.Creator/MarvelComics' SelfDemonstrating/{{Deadpool}}.
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* StealthSequel: Again, as noted, ''With a Vengeance'' in addition to being a cap on Loeb's run ob the book is [[spoiler:also a sequel to ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker''.]]
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* StealthSequel: Again, as noted, ''With "With a Vengeance'' Vengeance" in addition to being a cap on Loeb's run ob on the book is [[spoiler:also a sequel to ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker''.]]
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* {{Fanservice}}: To absolutely ''ridiculous'' levels with Kara in the ''Supergirl'' arc.
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* {{Fanservice}}: To Power Girl in ''The World's Finest'' and to absolutely ''ridiculous'' levels with Kara in the ''Supergirl'' arc.
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* HeroWithBadPublicity: The duo in ''The World's Finest''.
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* HeroWithBadPublicity: The duo in ''The World's Finest''.Finest'' when LexLuthor, as the [[PresidentEvil President of the United States]], declares them as enemies of the state.
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* BerserkButton: Superman is overprotective of his cousin in ''The Supergirl from Kryton''.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In issue #77, Scarecrow's fear toxin makes Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} believe that Robin is her parents' killer Reactron and attack him.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: BrainwashedAndCrazy:
** In the ''The Supergirl From Krypton'' arc Darkseid brainwashes Kara and commands her to attack her cousin.
** In issue #77, Scarecrow's fear toxin makes Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} believe that Robin is her parents' killer Reactron and attack him.
** In the ''The Supergirl From Krypton'' arc Darkseid brainwashes Kara and commands her to attack her cousin.
** In issue #77, Scarecrow's fear toxin makes Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} believe that Robin is her parents' killer Reactron and attack him.
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* ''With a Vengeance'' (compiled simply as ''Vengeance''): A team of superheroes called [[TheUltimates the Maximums]] come into the DC Universe, looking for Superman and Batman, claiming that they killed one of their own, just as Bizarro meets a Batman-inspired Bizarro called Batzarro. It serves as a wrap-up to Creator/JephLoeb's run, which included this and the first three arcs, as Luthor, Supergirl, and Darkseid appear. [[spoiler: It's also a sequel to ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker'' as ComicBook/TheJoker and Mister Mxyzptlk are ultimately the villains of the arc and introduces Bat-Mite into the post-Crisis DCU.]]
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* ''With a Vengeance'' (compiled simply as ''Vengeance''): A team of superheroes called [[TheUltimates [[ComicBook/TheUltimates the Maximums]] come into the DC Universe, looking for Superman and Batman, claiming that they killed one of their own, just as Bizarro meets a Batman-inspired Bizarro called Batzarro. It serves as a wrap-up to Creator/JephLoeb's run, which included this and the first three arcs, as Luthor, Supergirl, and Darkseid appear. [[spoiler: It's also a sequel to ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker'' as ComicBook/TheJoker and Mister Mxyzptlk are ultimately the villains of the arc and introduces Bat-Mite into the post-Crisis DCU.]]
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* KryptoniteIsEverywhere: Deconstructed in ''K'', where Superman decides to clean up the world of Kryptonite and enlists Batman's help, but their efforts bring them into conflict with the government and [[spoiler:Lana Lang, who provided the government with Kryptonite weapons.]]
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* KryptoniteIsEverywhere: Deconstructed A story involve a Kryptonite asteroid hurtling towards the Earth which showered Kryptonite all over the planet when it was destroyed. The size of the asteroid was never precisely determined but it was conservatively estimated to be the ''size of Brazil''. A later story in the series, ''K'', where has Superman decides to clean up the world of Kryptonite and enlists Batman's help, but their efforts bring them into conflict with the government and [[spoiler:Lana Lang, who provided the government with Kryptonite weapons.]]
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* ''Comicbook/TheSupergirlFromKrypton'' (compiled as ''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}''): A Kryptonite meteor that lands in Gotham is revealed to have contained Superman's cousin, Kara Zor-El, and the evil ComicBook/{{New God|s}} {{ComicBook/Darkseid}} targets her as a potential powerful minion. This arc introduced Kara Zor-El to ComicBook/PostCrisis continuity, as she had been previously kept out of use due to a strict "Superman is the last Kryptonian" editorial mandate. The arc also received an AnimatedAdaptation: ''WesternAnimation/SupermanBatmanApocalypse''.
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* ''Comicbook/TheSupergirlFromKrypton'' ''The Supergirl From Krypton'' (compiled as ''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}''): A Kryptonite meteor that lands in Gotham is revealed to have contained Superman's cousin, Kara Zor-El, and the evil ComicBook/{{New God|s}} {{ComicBook/Darkseid}} targets her as a potential powerful minion. This arc introduced Kara Zor-El to ComicBook/PostCrisis continuity, as she had been previously kept out of use due to a strict "Superman is the last Kryptonian" editorial mandate. The arc also received an AnimatedAdaptation: ''WesternAnimation/SupermanBatmanApocalypse''.
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* GodivaHair: Lampshaded somewhat: one of The Maximums (an [[ComicBook/TheUltimates Ultimates]] parody) that Batman and Superman face is a parody of Enchantress named Godiva and she is depicted as nude except for her ridiculously long hair, which manages to keep her bits covered, even when she's fighting.
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* ''Sweet Dreams'': The innermost fears of Superman, Batman, Lex Luthor, and SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker are revealed, due to Scarecrow capturing them and putting Fear Toxin in them.
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* ''Sweet Dreams'': The innermost fears of Superman, Batman, Lex Luthor, Comicbook/LexLuthor, and SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker Comicbook/TheJoker are revealed, due to Scarecrow capturing them and putting Fear Toxin in them.
