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* DoubleSidedBook: A (comic) book with two flipped sides.
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Merged per TRS; destination trope too broad to qualify
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* FurryComic: A comic that stars anthropomorphic animals.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: A work is adapted into a comic book.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: A work is adapted into a comic book.SequentialArt or {{Comic|s}} medium.
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* RetCanon: An element from an adaptation is added to the source material's continuity. Frequently done with comic book adaptations that are influential enough.
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* RetCanon: An element from an adaptation is added to the source material's continuity. Frequently done with comic book adaptations of comic books that are influential enough.
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* PageTurnSurprise: A CliffHanger's resolution is on the next page.
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Tropes that belong exclusively to Comics as a medium, normally based around things such as the sequential nature of the art, graphical style, use of text, results of episodic publishing and distribution. While marked as Comic Book Tropes, tropes shared among all SequentialArt can be included here, with separate lists dealing with the particulars of other formats (like WebComics).
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Tropes that belong exclusively to Comics {{Comics}} as a medium, normally based around things such as the [[SequentialArt sequential nature of the art, art]], graphical style, use of text, results of episodic publishing and distribution. While marked as Comic Book Tropes, tropes shared among all SequentialArt can be included here, with separate lists dealing with the particulars of other formats (like WebComics).
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* {{Textplosion}}
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* {{Textplosion}}{{Textplosion}}: A comic's panels are suddenly filled with text before reverting to illustrations.
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* RetCanon
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* RetCanonRetCanon: An element from an adaptation is added to the source material's continuity. Frequently done with comic book adaptations that are influential enough.
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not exclusive to comics
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* MadScienceFair
* MadScientist
* MadScientist
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* UnexpectedArtUpgradeMoment: When art media upgrades or enlarges its detail to signify a special moment.
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* OriginsMarchOn: Common in this medium because of ComicBookTime.
