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* ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd'': Due to the sheer memetic-ness of his dedication to '''THE LAW''' (thanks to Creator/SylvesterStallone's [[LargeHam hammy portrayal]] of him in the [[Film/JudgeDredd 1995 film adaptation]]), it can be surprising to new readers to find that Dredd is actually one of the more ''sensible'' Judges. Judge Dredd is fairly unique among long-lived comic book characters in that he ages in real time, and his personality [[CharacterDevelopment gradually changes over the years]] as he increasingly questions his role. Despite this, fans still often think of him as being obsessed with '''THE LAW''' and arresting criminals. He doesn't even use that CatchPhrase very much.
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* ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd'': Due to the sheer memetic-ness of his dedication to '''THE LAW''' (thanks to Creator/SylvesterStallone's [[LargeHam hammy portrayal]] of him in the [[Film/JudgeDredd 1995 film adaptation]]), it can be surprising to new readers to find that Dredd is actually one of the more ''sensible'' Judges. Judge Dredd is fairly unique among long-lived comic book characters in that he ages in real time, and his personality [[CharacterDevelopment gradually changes over the years]] as he increasingly questions his role. Despite this, fans still often think of him as being obsessed with '''THE LAW''' and arresting criminals. He doesn't even use that CatchPhrase CharacterCatchphrase very much.
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* Whether as a ShoutOut, coincidence, or someone involved in the comic actually having something to do with the site, ''Witch Girls'' has two characters named Denora [=DeSade=] and Claudia who are quite similar to characters with the same names from the long-defunct transformation fetish site "The Shrinking Sorceress". Cue detractors of the recent, better-known RPG spinoff ''TabletopGame/WitchGirlsAdventures'' (which features the same characters and a rather large amount of artwork dedicated to witches transforming helpless victims into various objects) ranting about how it's a BleachedUnderpants version of the site and nearly every adult character is lifted from it. MANGA GRAPHIX, the company that publishes ''Witch Girls'', is mentioned in the copyright blurb on ''[[http://web.archive.org/web/20010411183322/www.geocities.com/gotiger_1999/Sorc1.html Shrinking Sorceress]]''. [[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dir/Malcolm/Harris Malcolm Harris]], the author of ''Witch Girls'' and the owner of Channel M (which owns WGA), lists himself as a writer for MANGA GRAPHIX in his resume.
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* Whether as a ShoutOut, coincidence, or someone involved in the comic actually having something to do with the site, ''Witch Girls'' has two characters named Denora [=DeSade=] and Claudia who are quite similar to characters with the same names from the long-defunct transformation fetish site "The Shrinking Sorceress". Cue detractors of the recent, better-known RPG spinoff ''TabletopGame/WitchGirlsAdventures'' (which features the same characters and a rather large amount of artwork dedicated to witches transforming helpless victims into various objects) ranting about how it's a BleachedUnderpants clean version of the site and nearly every adult character is lifted from it. MANGA GRAPHIX, the company that publishes ''Witch Girls'', is mentioned in the copyright blurb on ''[[http://web.archive.org/web/20010411183322/www.geocities.com/gotiger_1999/Sorc1.html Shrinking Sorceress]]''. [[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dir/Malcolm/Harris Malcolm Harris]], the author of ''Witch Girls'' and the owner of Channel M (which owns WGA), lists himself as a writer for MANGA GRAPHIX in his resume.
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* One of Lucy's personality-cementing moments in ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' is the famous trick of pulling a football away from Charlie Brown optimistically trying to kick it ([[http://assets.amuniversal.com/61ef10401dc7012ea5ca00163e41dd5b He managed it once... with hilarious results.]]). The actual frequency of this gag has more to do with the sheer length of the strip; Schultz specifically commented he only did these strips once a year at most to make sure the joke stayed fresh and keep Lucy from appearing ''too'' nasty. So she did it 48 times in 17,000+ strips. What's even more sad is that Schulz said in an interview that [[StatusQuoIsGod letting Charlie Brown finally kick the football would've been a grave disservice]].
** Of course, doing it at the worst possible moment and getting away with it in the AnimatedAdaptation might have helped worsen things...
** Put the previous two together, by the way, and you get [[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v97/MasterSplinter/X-Nuts.jpg X-Nuts]].
** Fun fact: the very first football pull was actually performed by ''Violet'', not Lucy; she pulls the ball away because she's afraid he'll kick her hand, not out of malice. And in the last one, Rerun replaced Lucy - we never find out whether Charlie Brown kicked it or not.
** Of course, doing it at the worst possible moment and getting away with it in the AnimatedAdaptation might have helped worsen things...
** Put the previous two together, by the way, and you get [[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v97/MasterSplinter/X-Nuts.jpg X-Nuts]].
** Fun fact: the very first football pull was actually performed by ''Violet'', not Lucy; she pulls the ball away because she's afraid he'll kick her hand, not out of malice. And in the last one, Rerun replaced Lucy - we never find out whether Charlie Brown kicked it or not.
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* ''[[ComicBook/{{Asterix}} Asterix and the Falling Sky]]'' is often perceived as a crass and xenophobia-tainted rant against manga, and as such ended up nigh-universally reviled and often put on the table as a reason why Albert Uderzo should have stopped helming the series alone. He eventually retired a few years later, due to increasing pain in his hands preventing him from drawing. It still induces negative views of the man among French fans of comic books and/or manga.
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* ''[[ComicBook/{{Asterix}} Asterix and the Falling Sky]]'' is often perceived as a crass and xenophobia-tainted rant against manga, and as such ended up nigh-universally reviled and often put on the table as a reason why Albert Uderzo Creator/AlbertUderzo should have stopped helming the series alone. He eventually retired a few years later, due to increasing pain in his hands preventing him from drawing. It still induces negative views of the man among French fans of comic books and/or manga.
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* ''[[ComicBook/{{Asterix}} Asterix and the Falling Sky]]'' is often perceived as a crass and xenophobia-tainted rant against manga, and as such ended up nigh-universally reviled and often put on the table as a reason why Albert Uderzo should have stopped helming the series alone. He eventually retired a few years later, due to increasing pain in his hands preventing him from drawing. It still induces negative views of the man among French fans of comic books and/or manga.
