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* In ''ComicBook/TheSandman'', Dream gets dumped by his most recent girlfriend. Afterwards, he goes to see his brother[=/=]sister Desire, who has a history of setting up and destroying relationships on a multi-universal scale. Desire bluntly tells him that "it" would love to take credit for Dream getting dumped, but "it" had nothing to do with the situation; this time it was all Dream's fault.
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* In ''ComicBook/TheSandman'', ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'', Dream gets dumped by his most recent girlfriend. Afterwards, he goes to see his brother[=/=]sister Desire, who has a history of setting up and destroying relationships on a multi-universal scale. Desire bluntly tells him that "it" they would love to take credit for Dream getting dumped, but "it" they had nothing to do with the situation; this time it was all Dream's fault.
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* ''ComicBook/TeenTitansGo'' has an issue titled "Bad Girls" where the Titans face several new teen villainesses claiming to be children of recurring Titans foes, including Joystick (supposedly Control Freak's daughter, even though Control Freak claims he never "even had a girlfriend" after interrogation), Marionette (Puppet King's), Mad Maud (Mad Mod's), Pink X (Red X's) and even Daughter Blood (Brother Blood's) until the story eventually reveals them to be Killer Moth's daughter Kitten posing as children of other villains to get her father's attention. A much later story has Robin facing Jade Wilson, daughter of his arch-nemesis Slade, with Robin's first reaction being that it's Kitten again. Alas, Jade Wilson turns out to be the ''real'' deal.
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* ''ComicBook/TeenTitansGo'' has an issue titled "Bad Girls" where the Titans face several new teen villainesses claiming to be children of recurring Titans foes, including Joystick (supposedly Control Freak's daughter, even though Control Freak claims he never "even had a girlfriend" after interrogation), Marionette (Puppet King's), Mad Maud (Mad Mod's), Pink X (Red X's) and even Daughter Blood (Brother Blood's) until the story eventually reveals them to be Killer Moth's daughter Kitten posing as children of other villains to get her father's attention. A much later story has Robin facing Jade Rose Wilson, daughter of his arch-nemesis Slade, with Robin's first reaction being that it's Kitten again. Alas, Jade Rose Wilson turns out to be the ''real'' deal. deal.
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** In "Things Past", the retired villainess Cutlass is the lead suspect in a brutal bank robbery that used her signature LaserBlade weapons. She insists she didn't do it, and hires Steeljack to find out who was really responsible.
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** In "Things Past", the retired villainess Cutlass is the lead suspect in a brutal bank robbery that used her signature LaserBlade weapons. She insists she didn't do it, and hires Steeljack to find out who was really responsible. For added measure, when Steeljack asks if Cutlass really ''did'' do it and is setting him up to take the fall, she angrily reveals she already checked where he was while the robbery went down. Even if she ''was'' guilty, there's no possible way she could successfully frame ''him'' for it.
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** ''ComicBook/MarvelKnightsSpider-Man'' kicks off with a story in which Aunt May is kidnapped. Spider-Man immediately confronts ComicBook/NormanOsborn, who's in prison, demanding he return her. Osborn says he had nothing to do with it, ''because he's in prison.'' Of course, being imprisoned (or even dead) has not stopped Osborn on other occasions. [[spoiler: And it turns out that he really was responsible.]]
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** ''ComicBook/MarvelKnightsSpider-Man'' ''ComicBook/MarvelKnightsSpiderMan'' kicks off with a story in which Aunt May is kidnapped. Spider-Man immediately confronts ComicBook/NormanOsborn, who's in prison, demanding he return her. Osborn says he had nothing to do with it, ''because he's in prison.'' Of course, being imprisoned (or even dead) has not stopped Osborn on other occasions. [[spoiler: And it turns out that he really was responsible.]]
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** ''Creator/MarvelKnights: Spider-Man'' kicks off with a story in which Aunt May is kidnapped. Spider-Man immediately confronts ComicBook/NormanOsborn, who's in prison, demanding he return her. Osborn says he had nothing to do with it, ''because he's in prison.'' Of course, being imprisoned (or even dead) has not stopped Osborn on other occasions. [[spoiler: And it turns out that he really was responsible.]]
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** ''Creator/MarvelKnights: Spider-Man'' ''ComicBook/MarvelKnightsSpider-Man'' kicks off with a story in which Aunt May is kidnapped. Spider-Man immediately confronts ComicBook/NormanOsborn, who's in prison, demanding he return her. Osborn says he had nothing to do with it, ''because he's in prison.'' Of course, being imprisoned (or even dead) has not stopped Osborn on other occasions. [[spoiler: And it turns out that he really was responsible.]]
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* ''ComicBook/TeenTitansGo'' has an issue titled "Bad Girls" where the Titans face several new teen villainesses claiming to be children of recurring Titans foes, including Joystick (supposedly Control Freak's daughter, even though Control Freak claims he never "even have a girlfriend" after interrogation), Marionette (Puppet King's), Mad Maud (Mad Mod's), Pink X (Red X's) and even Daughter Blood (Brother Blood's) until the story eventually reveals them to be Killer Moth's daughter Kitten posing as children of other villains to get her father's attention. A much later story have Robin facing Jade Wilson, daughter of his arch-nemesis Slade, with Robin's first reaction being that it's Kitten again. Alas, Jade Wilson turns out to be the ''real'' deal.
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* ''ComicBook/TeenTitansGo'' has an issue titled "Bad Girls" where the Titans face several new teen villainesses claiming to be children of recurring Titans foes, including Joystick (supposedly Control Freak's daughter, even though Control Freak claims he never "even have had a girlfriend" after interrogation), Marionette (Puppet King's), Mad Maud (Mad Mod's), Pink X (Red X's) and even Daughter Blood (Brother Blood's) until the story eventually reveals them to be Killer Moth's daughter Kitten posing as children of other villains to get her father's attention. A much later story have has Robin facing Jade Wilson, daughter of his arch-nemesis Slade, with Robin's first reaction being that it's Kitten again. Alas, Jade Wilson turns out to be the ''real'' deal.
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* Marvel's one-shot all-humor issue ''The Fantastic Four Roast'' (February, 1982) has a mysterious figure out to do in the FF during the titular testimonial. Ben "The Thing" Grimm suspects [[OnlyOnePlausibleSuspect it's Doctor Doom]], who approaches the dias and bellows "'''''WRONG,''''' CAMEL BREATH..."
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* Marvel's one-shot all-humor issue ''The Fantastic Four Roast'' (February, 1982) has a mysterious figure out to do in the FF during the titular testimonial. Ben "The Thing" Grimm suspects [[OnlyOnePlausibleSuspect it's Doctor Doom]], who approaches the dias dais and bellows "'''''WRONG,''''' CAMEL BREATH..."
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** ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvelTeamUp'': A green monster is attacking the city? Then it's time to take Norman Osbourne down again. Oh, wait, it's the Hulk...
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** ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvelTeamUp'': A green monster is attacking the city? Then it's time to take Norman Osbourne Osborne down again. Oh, wait, it's the Hulk...
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** In one episode, a loud and absolutely nerve-wracking sound screeches through the office building, and everyone immediately rushes to Gaston's office to demand that he stop. But he had nothing to do with it, and then partakes in the search for the source. It turns out to be caused by Gaston's cat, who accidentally fell into a tuba and was clawing the instrument while trying to climb out.
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** In one episode, a loud and absolutely nerve-wracking sound screeches through the office building, and everyone immediately rushes to Gaston's office to demand that he stop. But he had nothing to do with it, and then partakes participates in the search for the source. It turns out to be caused by Gaston's cat, who accidentally fell into a tuba and was clawing the instrument while trying to climb out.
