History Redundancy / ComicBooks

* "Doomguy" from the ''ComicBook/{{DOOM}}'' comic has the infamous "Rip and tear! Rip and tear your guts!", among other redundant lines that he used redundantly.
** You are '''[[HotBlooded HUGE!]]''' That means you have '''[[NarmCharm HUGE GUTS!]]'''
* In an issue of ''Comicbook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'', Apparition is waiting for Ultra Boy. The narration reads:
-->'''Apparition:''' ''(she counts off his crimes to the tick of the clock)'' One. He's late. Two. He already has a girlfriend. Three. He gives bad gifts -- a cactus, of all things. Four. He's late. Five. He already has a girlfriend. Six...\\
'''Ultra Boy:''' I'm late.
* Creator/FrankMiller [[SignatureStyle repeats himself with a lot of repetition. Repeatedly. Also, whores and prostitutes.]]

* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':
** In ''ComicBook/SupermanVsTheAmazingSpiderMan'', Peter Parker has this line:
--->'''Franchise/SpiderMan:''' He hasn't seen angry till he's seen me angry.
** ComicBook/SuperboyPrime In ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis'':
--->'''Superboy Prime:''' '''I'll kill you! I'll kill you to DEATH!'''
** ''ComicBook/StrangersAtTheHeartsCore'': As she watches ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} rushing to save her parents, Lesla-Lar gloats: "You may win this round, but I've another plan to execute-- one that will -- Ha Ha!-- execute you!"
** ''ComicBook/WayOfTheWorld'': When Supergirl states she intends to revive a child by injecting him with Resurrection Man's blood, on grounds that it previously brought another person back from the dead, Resurrection Man points out that "Yeah, but now he's a living skull and insane. And a living skull."
* ComicBook/{{Deathstroke}}: Deathstroke the Terminator. Yes thank you, we gathered that you kill people from the first bit. Unless you're also responsible for laying off employees, "the Terminator" is not needed. The name actually came about by an error in his introductory issue, where he was referred to first as Deathstroke, then as the Terminator, so they decided to combine them.
* In the superhero comic series ''Comicbook/{{Runaways}}'', the titular heroes' secret headquarters is situated under The La Brea Tar Sands, which, as a guard pointed out, means "The The Tar Tar Sands."
* In the ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke '' book "The Oklahoma Run", Luke encounters a traveling salesman who can sell him fresh water, whisky, fruit, whisky, (insert a lot more here) and whisky.
* The title of ''ComicBook/TheDandy Special'' issue 7: ''Desperate Dan in Dan in Japan''. So Dan's in himself then? [[http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz257/jakob1978/cache_500_1__a1047453_mainpicJPG.jpg]]
* The Kindle version of the third ''WebAnimation/SimonsCat'' book is titled both on the website and the download itself as "Simon's Cat: In Kitten Chaos: In Kitten Chaos (Simons Cat 3)"
* If anything remotely exciting is going on in ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'', it's a near-certainty that the character(s) involved will take it upon themselves to [[SelfDemonstratingArticle tell you what's happening by narrating it in real time as it happens]].

* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Bonkers}}'' comic "Murder Mania" that appeared in ''Magazine/DisneyAdventures'' has a character note that [[FairCop Miranda Wright]] is pretty, helpful, pretty, efficient, and pretty helpful and pretty efficient as well.

* The Mad Thinker from ''ComicBook/UltimateFantasticFour'' talks [[MotorMouth lightning fast]] and repeats herself expressed in a different way, a bit like [[Franchise/{{Transformers}} Blurr]] would.
* Marvel's Time Variance Authority, a bureaucracy that monitors every universe in existence, actually has a Department of Redundancy Department.

* "Doomguy" from the ''Comicbook/{{DOOM}}'' comic has the infamous "Rip and tear! Rip and tear your guts!", among other redundant lines that he used redundantly.

* Creator/DCComics. "DC" stands for "Detective Comics," ergo their name is Detective Comics Comics. They also publish a series called ''Detective Comics''. Which means it's Detective Comics Comics' Detective Comics. And the comics they publish are Detective Comics Comics' comics.
* DC has a series of omnibus reprints of comics, called Showcase Presents. One volume reprints the 1950s comicbook ''Showcase'', so it's Showcase Presents Showcase. So... Detective Comics Comics presents Showcase Presents Showcase.

* In ''Comicbook/SupermanVsTheAmazingSpiderMan'', Peter Parker has this line:
-->'''Franchise/SpiderMan:''' He hasn't seen angry till he's seen me angry.
* Comicbook/{{Superboy}} Prime In ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis'':
-->'''Superboy Prime:''' '''''I'll kill you! I'll kill you to DEATH!'''''
* Comicbook/{{Deathstroke}}: Deathstroke the Terminator. Yes thank you, we gathered that you kill people from the first bit. Unless you're also responsible for laying off employees, "the Terminator" is not needed. The name actually came about by an error in his introductory issue, where he was referred to first as Deathstroke, then as the Terminator, so they decided to combine them.

* ''Franchise/GreenLantern'': [[Characters/GLOrangeLanternCorps Larfleeze]]'s [[BadassCreed oath]]:

* ''ComicStrip/{{BC}}''. The [[http://www.johnhartstudios.com/bc/strips/2013/september/bc130925dc.jpg strip for September 25th 2013]] has a meeting of the Redundancy Department with Peter as the Speaker.
-->'''Peter''': First off, roll call will be followed by a brief head count, after which we can quickly take attendance. But first, let's just see who's here today.

* If anything remotely exciting is going on in Comicbook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog, it's a near-certainty that the character/s involved will take it upon themselves to [[SelfDemonstratingArticle tell you what's happening by narrating it in real time as it happens]].
* Franchise/GreenLantern: [[Characters/GLOrangeLanternCorps Larfleeze]]'s [[BadassCreed oath]]:

* Comicbook/{{Superboy}} Prime In ''Comicbook/InfiniteCrisis'':

-->'''Superboy Prime: '''''I'll kill you! I'll kill you to DEATH!'''''

* In an issue of ''Comicbook/{{Legion Of Super-Heroes}}'', Apparition is waiting for Ultra Boy. The narration reads:

* This exchange from a "Webelos Woody" strip in ''Boys' Life''
-->'''Restaurant Patron:''' I'll have toasted toast on toast with a side order of toast.\\
'''Waiter:''' Would you like toast with that?\\
'''Restaurant Patron:''' '''[[LampshadeHanging No!]]'''
* In the ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' arc "Bitch", a senile and completely clueless UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan has been kidnapped by extra-terrestrial aliens from another planet and addresses the following people when reading the ransom note from the aliens who kidnapped a senile and completely clueless UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan and are now holding him for ransom.
-->'''Ronald Reagan:''' I'd like to assure Nancy and Larry and George and Larry and George and Larry and all the people this great country of ours that I'm okay.
* Superboy Prime: '''''I'll kill you! I'll kill you to DEATH!'''''
* [[Comicbook/{{Deathstroke}} Deathstroke the Terminator]]. Yes thank you, we gathered that you kill people from the first bit. Unless you're also responsible for laying off employees, "the Terminator" is not needed. The name actually came about by an error in his introductory issue, where he was referred to first as Deathstroke, then as the Terminator, so they decided to combine them.

* [[Characters/GLOrangeLanternCorps Larfleeze]]'s [[BadassCreed oath]]:

* The obscure DC Comics miniseries ''[[ComicBook/{{Prez}} Prez: First Teen President]]'' stars a U.S. President named Prez Rickard. That's right, President Prez Rickard. His mother had a premonition when he was born and decided to name him appropriately.

* The obscure DC Comics miniseries ''Prez: First Teen President'' stars a U.S. President named Prez Rickard. That's right, President Prez Rickard.

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* Creator/DCComics. "DC" stands for Detective Comics, ergo their name is Detective Comics Comics. They also publish a series called ''Detective Comics''. Which means it's Detective Comics Comics' Detective Comics. And the comics they publish are Detective Comics Comics' comics.
* DC has a series of omnibus reprints of comics, called Showcase Presents. One volume reprints the 1950's comic book Showcase, so it's Showcase Presents Showcase. So... Detective Comics Comics Presents Showcase Presents Showcase.

** You're '''[[HotBlooded HUGE!]]''' That means you have '''[[NarmCharm HUGE GUTS!]]'''

* FrankMiller [[SignatureStyle repeats himself with a lot of repetition. Repeatedly. Also, whores and prostitutes.]]

* Creator/DCComics. "DC" stands for Detective Comics, ergo their name is Detective Comics Comics.
** They also publish a series called ''Detective Comics''. Which means it's Detective Comics Comics' Detective Comics.
** And the comics the publish are Detective Comics Comics' comics.
* DC has a series of omnibus reprints of comics, called Showcase Presents. One volume reprints the 1950's comic book Showcase, so it's Showcase Presents Showcase.
** So... Detective Comics Comics Presents Showcase Presents Showcase?

* In the ''StrontiumDog'' arc "Bitch", a senile and completely clueless UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan has been kidnapped by extra-terrestrial aliens from another planet and addresses the following people when reading the ransom note from the aliens who kidnapped a senile and completely clueless UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan and are now holding him for ransom.

* [[Comicbook/{{Deathstroke}} Deathstroke the Terminator]]. Yes thank you, we gathered that you kill people from the first bit. Unless you're also responsible for laying off employees, "the Terminator" is not needed.
** The name actually came about by an error in his introductory issue, where he was referred to first as Deathstroke, then as the Terminator, so they decided to combine them.

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* In the ''StrontiumDog'' arc "Bitch", a senile and completely clueless RonaldReagan has been kidnapped by extra-terrestrial aliens from another planet and addresses the following people when reading the ransom note from the aliens who kidnapped a senile and completely clueless RonaldReagan and are now holding him for ransom.

Not yours''"

* [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Deathstroke the Terminator]]. Yes thank you, we gathered that you kill people from the first bit. Unless you're also responsible for laying off employees, "the Terminator" is not needed.

* In the ''LuckyLuke'' book "The Oklahoma Run", Luke encounters a traveling salesman who can sell him fresh water, whisky, fruit, whisky, (insert a lot more here) and whisky.