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* Core Four: the founding members of ComicBook/YoungJustice, ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}} (Tim), ComicBook/{{Superboy|1994}} (Kon) and ComicBook/{{Impulse}} (Bart) along with ComicBook/WonderGirl (Cassie) as the group are best friends and formed the core of the team, and later remained a sort of sub-group within the Teen Titans.
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* Core Four: the founding members of ComicBook/YoungJustice, ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}} (Tim), ComicBook/{{Superboy|1994}} (Kon) (Kon/Conner) and ComicBook/{{Impulse}} (Bart) along with ComicBook/WonderGirl (Cassie) as the group are best friends and formed the core of the team, and later remained a sort of sub-group within the Teen Titans.
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* Boobilie[=/=]Boobilee, Wondra Bra- ComicBook/{{Jubilee}} of the ''ComicBook/XMen''. The Decimation event making her lose her superpowers seemingly granted her the MostCommonSuperpower in exchange by the time she appeared in the latest ''New Warriors'' revamp as "Wondra", hence the name.
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* Boobilie[=/=]Boobilee, Wondra Bra- ComicBook/{{Jubilee}} ComicBook/JubileeMarvelComics of the ''ComicBook/XMen''. The Decimation event making her lose her superpowers seemingly granted her the MostCommonSuperpower in exchange by the time she appeared in the latest ''New Warriors'' revamp as "Wondra", hence the name.
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* Babsgirl- the nickname for the original ComicBook/{{Batgirl}}, Barbara Gordon.
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* Babsgirl- the nickname for the original second ComicBook/{{Batgirl}}, Barbara Gordon.Gordon. Usually used for the New 52 incarnation and often disparagingly.
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** Billy Batson's alter ego has canon in-universe nicknames that have been adopted by fans. "The Big Red Cheese" is the oldest and most famous having originated in the FawcettComics era but "Captain Sparklefingers" from [[Film/Shazam2019 the movie]] caught on fast.
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** Billy Batson's alter ego has canon in-universe nicknames that have been adopted by fans. "The Big Red Cheese" is the oldest and most famous having originated in the FawcettComics Creator/FawcettComics era but "Captain Sparklefingers" from [[Film/Shazam2019 the movie]] caught on fast.
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* The Big Seven - Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, [[Comicbook/MartianManhunter J'onn J'onnz]] (or more recently, Cyborg in his place), a ComicBook/TheFlash, a Comicbook/GreenLantern, and Comicbook/{{Aquaman}}[=/=][[Comicbook/{{Hawkman}} Hawkman/Hawkgirl]] (it depends); the most common members and iconic of the Comicbook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica. More rarely, ''[[Film/TheMagnificentSeven1960 The Magnificent Seven]]'', after the movie of the same name.
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* The Big Seven - Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, [[Comicbook/MartianManhunter J'onn J'onnz]] (or more recently, Cyborg in his place), a ComicBook/TheFlash, [[ComicBook/TheFlash Flash]], a Comicbook/GreenLantern, and Comicbook/{{Aquaman}}[=/=][[Comicbook/{{Hawkman}} Hawkman/Hawkgirl]] (it depends); the most common members and iconic of the Comicbook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica. More rarely, ''[[Film/TheMagnificentSeven1960 The Magnificent Seven]]'', after the movie of the same name.
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* [=Nu252=] - the post ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogMegaManWorldsCollide'' universe for ''ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog'', due to the fact that the start of its "reboot" occurred on issue #252, also a play on ''ComicBook/TheNew52''.
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* [=Nu252=] - the post ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogMegaManWorldsCollide'' universe for ''ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog'', ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'', due to the fact that the start of its "reboot" occurred on issue #252, also a play on ''ComicBook/TheNew52''.
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* The big blue junk - Dr. Manhattan's... erm... equipment in ''Comicbook/{{Watchmen}}''
** Downtown Manhattan, Lower Manhattan, the manhattan meatpacking district...
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* The big blue junk - Dr. Manhattan's... erm... equipment in ''Comicbook/{{Watchmen}}''
''Comicbook/{{Watchmen}}''.
** Downtown Manhattan, Lower Manhattan, themanhattan Manhattan meatpacking district...
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* {{Mary Sue}}perman: Nickname for the perfect, can do no wrong version of Superman, by fans of the more fallible version of him from ''Film/ManOfSteel'' and ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''.
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* {{Mary Sue}}perman: Nickname for the perfect, can do no wrong can-do-no-wrong version of Superman, by fans of the more fallible version of him from ''Film/ManOfSteel'' and ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''.
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* "Wondy" is a common nickname for Franchise/WonderWoman, "Polly" for Hippolyta (actually originating from a brief use in [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 Volume 2]] and "Temi" for ComicBook/{{Artemis}}. The current ComicBook/WonderGirl, Cassie Sandsmark has a few...unflattering nicknames herself.
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* "Wondy" is a common nickname for Franchise/WonderWoman, "Polly" for Hippolyta (actually originating from a brief use in [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 Volume 2]] 2]]) and "Temi" for ComicBook/{{Artemis}}. The current ComicBook/WonderGirl, Cassie Sandsmark has a few...unflattering nicknames herself.
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** "Warrior Woman" is also one that comes up, usually derogatory, when fans think writers are placing her warrior traits/characteristics at the expense of her other personality traits.
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** "Warrior Woman" is also one that comes up, usually derogatory, when fans think writers are placing her warrior traits/characteristics at the expense of her other personality traits. [[note]]The character was originally conceived as a strong MartialPacifist who would go to great efforts to reform defeated enemies. However, certain later writers have controversially taken more of a "classical Greek warrior in the modern day" approach, at times explicitly depicting her as the one leading DC hero who is willing to intentionally kill people if the circumstances are extreme enough to justify it[[/note]]
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* Nimbo - ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} of the X-Men in her ninja incarnation. Portmanteau of "{{ninja}}" and "bimbo", inspired both by her LeotardOfPower and her playing the FemmeFatale trying to seduce Cyclops in the '90s. The term has been used for similar characters (e.g. Zealot of the ''Wild C.A.T.s'').
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* Nimbo - ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} of the X-Men in her ninja incarnation. Portmanteau of "{{ninja}}" and "bimbo", inspired both by her LeotardOfPower and her playing the FemmeFatale trying to seduce Cyclops in the '90s. The term has been used for similar characters (e.g. ComicBook/{{Elektra}} and Zealot of the ''Wild C.A.T.s'').
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* Supertorso - One of the incarnations of Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}, specifically in her short-skirted, be-midriffed, whisper-thin DorkAge.
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* Supertorso - One of the incarnations of Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}, specifically in her short-skirted, be-midriffed, midriff-baring, whisper-thin mid-2000s DorkAge.
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** "Di", short for Diana, is one that sees usage in both the comics and fandom.
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** "Warrior Woman" is also one that comes up, usually derogatory, when fans think writers are placing her warrior traits/characteristics at the expense of her other personality traits.
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* El Bromas ("Mr. Jokes"): Joker among Hispanics, after rumors that his [[Film/Joker2019 2019 film]] would be translated in Spain as such[[note]]for the record, his official name in Latin America is "Guasón", which is how Mexican distributors originally translated "Joker"[[/note]]. Although the official Spaniard title turned out to be "Joker", the [[BlindIdiotTranslation poor translations Spaniard dubs are famous for]] kept the rumor alive.
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* El Bromas ("Mr. Jokes"): Joker among Hispanics, after rumors that his [[Film/Joker2019 2019 film]] would be translated in Spain as such[[note]]for the record, his such[[note]]his official name in Latin America is "Guasón", which is how Mexican distributors originally translated "Joker"[[/note]]. Although the official Spaniard title turned out to be "Joker", the joke stuck due to [[BlindIdiotTranslation the poor translations Spaniard dubs are famous for]] kept the rumor alive.for]].
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* "Wondy" is a common nickname for Franchise/WonderWoman, "Polly" for Hippolyta and "Temi" for Artemis. The current ComicBook/WonderGirl, Cassie Sandsmark has a few...unflattering nicknames herself.
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* "Wondy" is a common nickname for Franchise/WonderWoman, "Polly" for Hippolyta (actually originating from a brief use in [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 Volume 2]] and "Temi" for Artemis.ComicBook/{{Artemis}}. The current ComicBook/WonderGirl, Cassie Sandsmark has a few...unflattering nicknames herself.
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** "Heinboot" is also the nickname for Wonder Woman's post-''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' reboot by Alan Heinberg.
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** "Heinboot" is also the nickname for Wonder Woman's post-''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman2006 reboot by Alan Heinberg.Heinberg]].
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* The Bright Knight: [[Series/{{Batman}} The Adam West Batman]] since he was a kind, positive and somewhat dorky role model to children everywhere unlike the dark, brooding incarnations before and after.
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* The Bright Knight: [[Series/{{Batman}} [[Series/Batman1966 The Adam West Batman]] since he was a kind, positive and somewhat dorky role model to children everywhere unlike the dark, brooding incarnations before and after.
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* El Bromas ("Mr. Jokes"): Joker among Hispanics, after rumors that his [[Film/{{Joker}} 2019 film]] would be translated in Spain as such[[note]]for the record, his official name in Latin America is "Guasón", which is how Mexican distributors originally translated "Joker"[[/note]]. Although the official Spaniard title turned out to be "Joker", the [[BlindIdiotTranslation poor translations Spaniard dubs are famous for]] kept the rumor alive.
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* El Bromas ("Mr. Jokes"): Joker among Hispanics, after rumors that his [[Film/{{Joker}} [[Film/Joker2019 2019 film]] would be translated in Spain as such[[note]]for the record, his official name in Latin America is "Guasón", which is how Mexican distributors originally translated "Joker"[[/note]]. Although the official Spaniard title turned out to be "Joker", the [[BlindIdiotTranslation poor translations Spaniard dubs are famous for]] kept the rumor alive.
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* El Bromas ("Mr. Jokes"): Joker among Hispanics, after rumors that his [[Film/{{Joker}} 2019 film]] would be translated in Spain as such. Although the official Spaniard title turned out to be "Joker", the [[BlindIdiotTranslation poor translations Spaniard dubs are famous for]] kept the rumor alive.
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* El Bromas ("Mr. Jokes"): Joker among Hispanics, after rumors that his [[Film/{{Joker}} 2019 film]] would be translated in Spain as such.such[[note]]for the record, his official name in Latin America is "Guasón", which is how Mexican distributors originally translated "Joker"[[/note]]. Although the official Spaniard title turned out to be "Joker", the [[BlindIdiotTranslation poor translations Spaniard dubs are famous for]] kept the rumor alive.
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* The Brave and the Bold - GreenLantern and ComicBook/TheFlash when they team-up. It also referred to an old team-up book and, of course, WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold.
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* The Brave and the Bold - GreenLantern ComicBook/GreenLantern and ComicBook/TheFlash when they team-up. It also referred to an old team-up book and, of course, WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold.
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** The MoralDissonance version of the term Superdickery also has the derivatives [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batdickery]] [[note]]which can refer to dickery committed by Batgirl, Oracle, or Tim Drake's Robin too[[/note]], [[Franchise/WonderWoman Wonderdickery]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Flashdickery]], [[Franchise/GreenLantern Lanterndickery, Guardiandickery]], [[ComicBook/GreenArrow Arrowdickery]], [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Wingdickery/Robindickery/Dickdickery]], [[Franchise/SpiderMan Spiderdickery]], [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Fourdickery]], [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Capdickery]], [[ComicBook/IronMan Irondickery]], [[ComicBook/XMen X-dickery]], [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulkdickery]], and finally the catch-all terms "Herodickery" and... "Superdickery".
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** The MoralDissonance version of the term Superdickery also has the derivatives [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batdickery]] [[note]]which can refer to dickery committed by Batgirl, Oracle, or Tim Drake's Robin too[[/note]], [[Franchise/WonderWoman Wonderdickery]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Flashdickery]], [[Franchise/GreenLantern [[ComicBook/GreenLantern Lanterndickery, Guardiandickery]], [[ComicBook/GreenArrow Arrowdickery]], [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Wingdickery/Robindickery/Dickdickery]], [[Franchise/SpiderMan Spiderdickery]], [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Fourdickery]], [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Capdickery]], [[ComicBook/IronMan Irondickery]], [[ComicBook/XMen X-dickery]], [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulkdickery]], and finally the catch-all terms "Herodickery" and... "Superdickery".
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** The MoralDissonance version of the term Superdickery also has the derivatives [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batdickery]] [[note]]which can refer to dickery committed by Batgirl, Oracle, or Tim Drake's Robin too[[/note]], [[Franchise/WonderWoman Wonderdickery]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Flashdickery]], [[GreenLantern Lanterndickery, Guardiandickery]], [[ComicBook/GreenArrow Arrowdickery]], [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Wingdickery/Robindickery/Dickdickery]], [[Franchise/SpiderMan Spiderdickery]], [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Fourdickery]], [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Capdickery]], [[ComicBook/IronMan Irondickery]], [[ComicBook/XMen X-dickery]], [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulkdickery]], and finally the catch-all terms "Herodickery" and... "Superdickery".
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** The MoralDissonance version of the term Superdickery also has the derivatives [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batdickery]] [[note]]which can refer to dickery committed by Batgirl, Oracle, or Tim Drake's Robin too[[/note]], [[Franchise/WonderWoman Wonderdickery]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Flashdickery]], [[GreenLantern [[Franchise/GreenLantern Lanterndickery, Guardiandickery]], [[ComicBook/GreenArrow Arrowdickery]], [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Wingdickery/Robindickery/Dickdickery]], [[Franchise/SpiderMan Spiderdickery]], [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Fourdickery]], [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Capdickery]], [[ComicBook/IronMan Irondickery]], [[ComicBook/XMen X-dickery]], [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulkdickery]], and finally the catch-all terms "Herodickery" and... "Superdickery".
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** The MoralDissonance version of the term Superdickery also has the derivatives [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batdickery]] [[note]]which can refer to dickery committed by Batgirl, Oracle, or Tim Drake's Robin too[[/note]], [[Franchise/WonderWoman Wonderdickery]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Flashdickery]], [[GreenLantern Lanterndickery, Guardiandickery]], [[ComicBook/GreenArrow Arrowdickery]], [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Wingdickery/Robindickery/Dickdickery]], [[SpiderMan Spiderdickery]], [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Fourdickery]], [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Capdickery]], [[ComicBook/IronMan Irondickery]], [[ComicBook/XMen X-dickery]], [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulkdickery]], and finally the catch-all terms "Herodickery" and... "Superdickery".
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** The MoralDissonance version of the term Superdickery also has the derivatives [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batdickery]] [[note]]which can refer to dickery committed by Batgirl, Oracle, or Tim Drake's Robin too[[/note]], [[Franchise/WonderWoman Wonderdickery]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Flashdickery]], [[GreenLantern Lanterndickery, Guardiandickery]], [[ComicBook/GreenArrow Arrowdickery]], [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Wingdickery/Robindickery/Dickdickery]], [[SpiderMan [[Franchise/SpiderMan Spiderdickery]], [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Fourdickery]], [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Capdickery]], [[ComicBook/IronMan Irondickery]], [[ComicBook/XMen X-dickery]], [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulkdickery]], and finally the catch-all terms "Herodickery" and... "Superdickery".
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* The Trinity, the Big Three - Franchise/{{Superman}}, Franchise/{{Batman}}, and WonderWoman. "Big Three" is also used for Marvel's top heroes, see below.
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** Let's not forget "I've come to enjoy being called Polly," from Hippolyta. At least Jen is a deliberately playful character who doesn't take herself particularly seriously. The [[WonderWoman Queen of the Amazons]], less so.
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** Let's not forget "I've come to enjoy being called Polly," from Hippolyta. At least Jen is a deliberately playful character who doesn't take herself particularly seriously. The [[WonderWoman [[Franchise/WonderWoman Queen of the Amazons]], less so.
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** The MoralDissonance version of the term Superdickery also has the derivatives [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batdickery]] [[note]]which can refer to dickery committed by Batgirl, Oracle, or Tim Drake's Robin too[[/note]], [[WonderWoman Wonderdickery]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Flashdickery]], [[GreenLantern Lanterndickery, Guardiandickery]], [[ComicBook/GreenArrow Arrowdickery]], [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Wingdickery/Robindickery/Dickdickery]], [[SpiderMan Spiderdickery]], [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Fourdickery]], [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Capdickery]], [[ComicBook/IronMan Irondickery]], [[ComicBook/XMen X-dickery]], [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulkdickery]], and finally the catch-all terms "Herodickery" and... "Superdickery".
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** Also, "the Goddamn Batdick" in a one-two punch.* Bats - Batman
** [[Comicbook/TheJoker Batsy!]] (Yes, he's been called that by some fans too.)
** [[Comicbook/TheJoker Batsy!]] (Yes, he's been called that by some fans too.)
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** Also, "the Goddamn Batdick" in a one-two punch.* Bats - Batman
** [[Comicbook/TheJoker Batsy!]] (Yes, he's been called that by some fans too.)
** [[Comicbook/TheJoker Batsy!]] (Yes, he's been called that by some fans too.)
* Bats - Batman
** [[Comicbook/TheJoker Batsy!]] (Yes, he's been called that by some fans too.)
** [[Comicbook/TheJoker Batsy!]] (Yes, he's been called that by some fans too.)
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*** The ASBAR Batman can also be "BINO" ("Batman in Name Only")
*** Or [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Crazy Steve]].
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* Jaybird: Jason Todd once called Dick Grayson "Dickiebird." Fandom said "hey, wait..." and then [[AscendedFanon so did]] ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws''.
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* Jaybird: Jason Todd once called Dick Grayson "Dickiebird." Fandom "Dickiebird", and fandom said "hey, wait..." and then This later became Roy Harper's [[AscendedFanon so did]] canon]] nickname for Jason in ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws''.
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* The Swan Queen: The New 52 Red Robin costume. It is [[FluffyFashionFeathers fabulous.]]
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* The Swan Queen: The New 52 Red Robin costume. It is [[FluffyFashionFeathers fabulous.]]
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* Bat-Dick: Bruce Wayne during some of his more paranoid and misanthropic moments. Not to be confused with "Dickbats".
** Also, "the Goddamn Batdick" in a one-two punch.* Bats - Batman
** Also, "the Goddamn Batdick" in a one-two punch.* Bats - Batman
* Batgirling: The concept of taking a character out of their usual comfort zones and trying to reinvent them to be more grounded with today's society. It's named after the successful change in ''ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2011}}'', which tossed Barbara Gordon into the Burnside area and reinvented her costume to be more down to Earth and simpler. It was reportedly also used in the DC offices.
* The Bright Knight: [[Series/{{Batman}} The Adam West Batman]] since he was a kind, positive and somewhat dorky role model to children everywhere unlike the dark, brooding incarnations before and after.
* Condom Head: The pre-New-52 ComicBook/RedRobin costume, with its unfortunate-shaped cowl.
* Demon Brat: Damian Wayne.
* Dickbats - Dick Grayson during his time as Batman, from 2009 to 2011.
* Discowing: Dick Grayson in his first ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} [[http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbt33uM2Qy1qbh9kk.png costume]], with its enormous disco collar.
* Eggplant Wonder: [[ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2009}} Stephanie Brown]] as Spoiler, Robin, or Batgirl, after the colour of her Spoiler outfit.
* Fingerstripes: Tumblr's (especially fyeahdickgrayson's) nickname for the two blue fingers of each hand of Nightwing's costume.
* Flips-n-Shit: Any of the Batfamily's urban acrobatics, especially Nightwing's.
* Condom Head: The pre-New-52 ComicBook/RedRobin costume, with its unfortunate-shaped cowl.
* Demon Brat: Damian Wayne.
* Dickbats - Dick Grayson during his time as Batman, from 2009 to 2011.
* Discowing: Dick Grayson in his first ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} [[http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbt33uM2Qy1qbh9kk.png costume]], with its enormous disco collar.
* Eggplant Wonder: [[ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2009}} Stephanie Brown]] as Spoiler, Robin, or Batgirl, after the colour of her Spoiler outfit.
* Fingerstripes: Tumblr's (especially fyeahdickgrayson's) nickname for the two blue fingers of each hand of Nightwing's costume.
* Flips-n-Shit: Any of the Batfamily's urban acrobatics, especially Nightwing's.
* Jaybird: Jason Todd once called Dick Grayson "Dickiebird." Fandom said "hey, wait..." and then [[AscendedFanon so did]] ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws''.
* For Jim Gordon as Batman there's Jimbats, in keeping with the "Dickbats" format.
** Or, there's Commissioner Batman.
** ''Or'', Bat Bunny. Since his identity was kept a secret before the story started, people only recognised him by his powered armour, which more resembled a bunny than a Bat, hence the name. These days, the name is used to refer to the armour specifically.
* For Jim Gordon as Batman there's Jimbats, in keeping with the "Dickbats" format.
** Or, there's Commissioner Batman.
** ''Or'', Bat Bunny. Since his identity was kept a secret before the story started, people only recognised him by his powered armour, which more resembled a bunny than a Bat, hence the name. These days, the name is used to refer to the armour specifically.
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* Bat-Dick: Dick Grayson, the new Batman. Can also be used to describe Bruce Wayne during some of his more paranoid and misanthropic moments.
** Also, "the Goddamn Batdick" in a one-two punch.
** Dick Grayson-as-Batman is also known as "Dickbats".
* The Bright Knight: [[Series/{{Batman}} The Adam West Batman]] since he was a kind, positive and somewhat dorky role model to children everywhere unlike the dark, brooding incarnations before and after.
* Discowing: Dick Grayson in his first ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} [[http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbt33uM2Qy1qbh9kk.png costume]].
* Flips-n-Shit: Any of the Batfamily's urban acrobatics, especially Nightwing's.
* Fingerstripes: Tumblr's (especially fyeahdickgrayson's) nickname for the two blue fingers of each hand of Nightwing's costume.
** Tumblr also refers to the [[LikeBrotherAndSister Dick Grayson/Donna Troy friendship]] as "true platonic love".
* Condom Head: The ComicBook/RedRobin costume.
* The Swan Queen: The [=DCnU=] Red Robin costume. It is [[FluffyFashionFeathers fabulous.]]
** Also not-Tim for [=DCnU=] [[InNameOnly Tim]].
** Also, "the Goddamn Batdick" in a one-two punch.
** Dick Grayson-as-Batman is also known as "Dickbats".
* The Bright Knight: [[Series/{{Batman}} The Adam West Batman]] since he was a kind, positive and somewhat dorky role model to children everywhere unlike the dark, brooding incarnations before and after.
* Discowing: Dick Grayson in his first ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} [[http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbt33uM2Qy1qbh9kk.png costume]].
* Flips-n-Shit: Any of the Batfamily's urban acrobatics, especially Nightwing's.
* Fingerstripes: Tumblr's (especially fyeahdickgrayson's) nickname for the two blue fingers of each hand of Nightwing's costume.
** Tumblr also refers to the [[LikeBrotherAndSister Dick Grayson/Donna Troy friendship]] as "true platonic love".
* Condom Head: The ComicBook/RedRobin costume.
* The Swan Queen: The [=DCnU=] Red Robin costume. It is [[FluffyFashionFeathers fabulous.]]
** Also not-Tim for [=DCnU=] [[InNameOnly Tim]].
to:
* Bat-Dick: Dick Grayson, the new Batman. Can also be used to describe [=LumberBruce=] Bruce Wayne during some of his more paranoid and misanthropic moments.
** Also, "the Goddamn Batdick" inWayne's ''Batman: Superheavy'' look, sporting a one-two punch.
** Dick Grayson-as-Batman is also known as "Dickbats".
lumberjack-like beard.
*The Bright Knight: [[Series/{{Batman}} The Adam West Batman]] since he was a kind, positive and somewhat dorky role model to children everywhere unlike the dark, brooding incarnations before and after.
* Discowing: Dick Grayson in his first ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} [[http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbt33uM2Qy1qbh9kk.png costume]].
* Flips-n-Shit: Any of the Batfamily's urban acrobatics, especially Nightwing's.
* Fingerstripes: Tumblr's (especially fyeahdickgrayson's) nickname for the two blue fingers of each hand of Nightwing's costume.
** Tumblr also refers to the [[LikeBrotherAndSister Dick Grayson/Donna Troy friendship]] as "true platonic love".
* Condom Head: The ComicBook/RedRobin costume.
Not-Tim: New 52-era Tim.
* The Swan Queen: The[=DCnU=] New 52 Red Robin costume. It is [[FluffyFashionFeathers fabulous.]]
** Also not-Tim * 'Tec: The ''other'' nickname for [=DCnU=] [[InNameOnly Tim]].''Detective Comics''.
** Also, "the Goddamn Batdick" in
** Dick Grayson-as-Batman is also known as "Dickbats".
*
* Discowing: Dick Grayson in his first ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} [[http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbt33uM2Qy1qbh9kk.png costume]].
* Flips-n-Shit: Any of the Batfamily's urban acrobatics, especially Nightwing's.
* Fingerstripes: Tumblr's (especially fyeahdickgrayson's) nickname for the two blue fingers of each hand of Nightwing's costume.
** Tumblr also refers to the [[LikeBrotherAndSister Dick Grayson/Donna Troy friendship]] as "true platonic love".
* Condom Head: The ComicBook/RedRobin costume.
* The Swan Queen: The
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* Eggplant Wonder: [[ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2009}} Stephanie Brown]] as Spoiler, Robin, or Batgirl, after the colour of her Spoiler outfit.
* Jaybird: Jason Todd once called Dick Grayson "Dickiebird." Fandom said "hey, wait..." and then [[AscendedFanon so did]] ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws''.
* 'Tec: The ''other'' nickname for ''Detective Comics''.
* [[BadassAdorable Adorable]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Little Shit]]: Damian Wayne.
* For Jim Gordon as Batman there's Jimbats, in keeping with the previous format.
** Or, there's Commissioner Batman.
** ''Or'', Bat Bunny. Since his identity was kept a secret before the story started, people only recognised him by his powered armour, which more resembled a bunny than a Bat, hence the name. These days, the name is used to refer to the armour specifically.
* Batgirling: The concept of taking a character out of their usual comfort zones and trying to reinvent them to be more grounded with today's society. It's named after the successful change in ''ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2011}}'', which tossed Barbara Gordon into the Burnside area and reinvented her costume to be more down to Earth and simpler. It was reportedly also used in the DC offices.
* [=LumberBruce=] Bruce Wayne's ''Batman: Superheavy'' look, sporting a lumberjack-like beard.
* Jaybird: Jason Todd once called Dick Grayson "Dickiebird." Fandom said "hey, wait..." and then [[AscendedFanon so did]] ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws''.
* 'Tec: The ''other'' nickname for ''Detective Comics''.
* [[BadassAdorable Adorable]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Little Shit]]: Damian Wayne.
* For Jim Gordon as Batman there's Jimbats, in keeping with the previous format.
** Or, there's Commissioner Batman.
** ''Or'', Bat Bunny. Since his identity was kept a secret before the story started, people only recognised him by his powered armour, which more resembled a bunny than a Bat, hence the name. These days, the name is used to refer to the armour specifically.
* Batgirling: The concept of taking a character out of their usual comfort zones and trying to reinvent them to be more grounded with today's society. It's named after the successful change in ''ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2011}}'', which tossed Barbara Gordon into the Burnside area and reinvented her costume to be more down to Earth and simpler. It was reportedly also used in the DC offices.
* [=LumberBruce=] Bruce Wayne's ''Batman: Superheavy'' look, sporting a lumberjack-like beard.
to:
* Eggplant Wonder: [[ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2009}} Stephanie Brown]] as Spoiler, Robin, or Batgirl, after the colour of her Spoiler outfit.
* Jaybird: Jason Todd once called Dick Grayson "Dickiebird." Fandom said "hey, wait..." and then [[AscendedFanon so did]] ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws''.
* 'Tec: The ''other'' nickname for ''Detective Comics''.
* [[BadassAdorable Adorable]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Little Shit]]: Damian Wayne.
* For Jim Gordon as Batman there's Jimbats, in keeping with the previous format.
** Or, there's Commissioner Batman.
** ''Or'', Bat Bunny. Since his identity was kept a secret before the story started, people only recognised him by his powered armour, which more resembled a bunny than a Bat, hence the name. These days, the name is used to referTumblr refers to the armour specifically.
* Batgirling: The concept of taking a character out of their usual comfort zones and trying to reinvent them to be more grounded with today's society. It's named after the successful change in ''ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2011}}'', which tossed Barbara Gordon into the Burnside area and reinvented her costume to be more down to Earth and simpler. It was reportedly also used in the DC offices.
* [=LumberBruce=] Bruce Wayne's ''Batman: Superheavy'' look, sporting a lumberjack-like beard.
[[LikeBrotherAndSister Dick Grayson/Donna Troy friendship]] as "true platonic love".
* Jaybird: Jason Todd once called Dick Grayson "Dickiebird." Fandom said "hey, wait..." and then [[AscendedFanon so did]] ''ComicBook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws''.
* 'Tec: The ''other'' nickname for ''Detective Comics''.
* [[BadassAdorable Adorable]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Little Shit]]: Damian Wayne.
* For Jim Gordon as Batman there's Jimbats, in keeping with the previous format.
** Or, there's Commissioner Batman.
** ''Or'', Bat Bunny. Since his identity was kept a secret before the story started, people only recognised him by his powered armour, which more resembled a bunny than a Bat, hence the name. These days, the name is used to refer
* Batgirling: The concept of taking a character out of their usual comfort zones and trying to reinvent them to be more grounded with today's society. It's named after the successful change in ''ComicBook/{{Batgirl 2011}}'', which tossed Barbara Gordon into the Burnside area and reinvented her costume to be more down to Earth and simpler. It was reportedly also used in the DC offices.
* [=LumberBruce=] Bruce Wayne's ''Batman: Superheavy'' look, sporting a lumberjack-like beard.
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* Batawang - the controversy over a certain portion of Bruce Wayne being visible in the uncensored version of ''Batman: Damned'' #1. More generally, the body part in question in any context.
