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* ShipTease: Gina/Hawk looked like it was going to happen for awhile, but that's changed. Also occurred earlier with [[HeroesWantRedHeads Naku]]/Hawk, though this subplot abruptly vanished along with both [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome Naku]] and her [[WriteWhoYouKnow real-life counterpart.]]
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* ShipTease: Gina/Hawk looked like it was going to happen for awhile, but that's changed. Also occurred earlier with [[HeroesWantRedHeads Naku]]/Hawk, Naku/Hawk, though this subplot abruptly vanished along with both [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome Naku]] and her [[WriteWhoYouKnow real-life counterpart.]]
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Need more context. Also, Examples Are Not Arguable
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* ArtEvolution: [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=195 This]] is #195, and the style of any non-guest comic before it. [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=196 This]] is #196. It then gets even DarkerAndEdgier just a few comics later before reverting to something similar to the second style as of [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=219 #219]], only to change styles again later--right around #300 or so. Also, starting with [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=380 #380]], Yuko Ota became part-time artist, causing yet another ArtShift. Officially, [[strike:his]] [[{{Bifauxnen}} her]] name is only on #380-382, #485, and #493-496 (current), although shortly after the first guest appearance, the difference between Haque's style and Ota's narrowed quite a bit, for one final art shift (thus far).
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* ArtEvolution: ArtEvolution:
** [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=195 This]] is #195, and the style of any non-guest comic before it. [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=196 This]] is #196. It then gets even DarkerAndEdgier just a few comics later before reverting to something similar to the second style as of [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=219 #219]], only to change styles again later--right around #300 or so. Also, starting with [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=380 #380]], Yuko Ota became part-time artist, causing yet another ArtShift. Officially, [[strike:his]] [[{{Bifauxnen}} her]] name is only on #380-382, #485, and #493-496 (current), although shortly after the first guest appearance, the difference between Haque's style and Ota's narrowed quite a bit, for one final art shift (thus far).
** [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=195 This]] is #195, and the style of any non-guest comic before it. [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=196 This]] is #196. It then gets even DarkerAndEdgier just a few comics later before reverting to something similar to the second style as of [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=219 #219]], only to change styles again later--right around #300 or so. Also, starting with [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=380 #380]], Yuko Ota became part-time artist, causing yet another ArtShift. Officially, [[strike:his]] [[{{Bifauxnen}} her]] name is only on #380-382, #485, and #493-496 (current), although shortly after the first guest appearance, the difference between Haque's style and Ota's narrowed quite a bit, for one final art shift (thus far).
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* {{Masquerade}}: Pushed to breaking point with Eve - She largely avoids attention despite her bright blue hair, [[PowerGlows glowing parts]], [[LaserBlade energy blades]], facial markings and body armor as people believe her to be a cosplayer. ''Who'' exactly they think she's cosplaying as is never mentioned. This gets played with in [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=497 #497]] where Gina's friend thinks Eve is in costume, and, when Eve says she's actually a robot, doesn't believe her.
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** Pushed to breaking point with Eve - She largely avoids attention despite her bright blue hair, [[PowerGlows glowing parts]], [[LaserBlade energy blades]], facial markings and body armor as people believe her to be a cosplayer. ''Who'' exactly they think she's cosplaying as is never mentioned. This gets played with in [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=497 #497]] where Gina's friend thinks Eve is in costume, and, when Eve says she's actually a robot, doesn't believe her.
** Pushed to breaking point with Eve - She largely avoids attention despite her bright blue hair, [[PowerGlows glowing parts]], [[LaserBlade energy blades]], facial markings and body armor as people believe her to be a cosplayer. ''Who'' exactly they think she's cosplaying as is never mentioned. This gets played with in [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=497 #497]] where Gina's friend thinks Eve is in costume, and, when Eve says she's actually a robot, doesn't believe her.
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* ShutUpKiss: Issue [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=496 496]].
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Powered Armor isn't realistic
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: One of Hawk's inventions is a set of PoweredArmor that increases his strength and durability for use in combat. The trouble is he's still has the physique of a average strength person who's never had combat experience or taken a self-defense class. So any time he does use it, his much stronger and more experienced foes kick his butt until somebody else solves the problem.
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Long before the "I'm a Mac. And I'm a PC" commercials came out (it's been running since 2003), '''''Applegeeks''''' was promoting the agenda of switching to Mac. A college-based SliceOfLife comic with a few surreal elements, it's utterly filled with ProductPlacement -- and Apple isn't paying a thing for all the advertising. Its co-creators are writer [[Webcomic/JohnnyWander Ananth Hirsh]] and artist Mohammad F. Haque.
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Long before the [[Advertising/GetAMac "I'm a Mac. And I'm a PC" commercials commercials]] came out (it's been running since 2003), '''''Applegeeks''''' was promoting the agenda of switching to Mac. A college-based SliceOfLife comic with a few surreal elements, it's utterly filled with ProductPlacement -- and Apple isn't paying a thing for all the advertising. Its co-creators are writer [[Webcomic/JohnnyWander Ananth Hirsh]] and artist Mohammad F. Haque.
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tropen't
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* {{Masquerade}}: Pushed to breaking point with Eve - She largely avoids attention despite her [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair bright blue hair]], [[PowerGlows glowing parts]], [[LaserBlade energy blades]], facial markings and body armor as people believe her to be a cosplayer. ''Who'' exactly they think she's cosplaying as is never mentioned. This gets played with in [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=497 #497]] where Gina's friend thinks Eve is in costume, and, when Eve says she's actually a robot, doesn't believe her.
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* {{Masquerade}}: Pushed to breaking point with Eve - She largely avoids attention despite her [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair bright blue hair]], hair, [[PowerGlows glowing parts]], [[LaserBlade energy blades]], facial markings and body armor as people believe her to be a cosplayer. ''Who'' exactly they think she's cosplaying as is never mentioned. This gets played with in [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=497 #497]] where Gina's friend thinks Eve is in costume, and, when Eve says she's actually a robot, doesn't believe her.
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* RealityEnsues: One of Hawk's inventions is a set of PoweredArmor that increases his strength and durability for use in combat. The trouble is he's still has the physique of a average strength person who's never had combat experience or taken a self-defense class. So any time he does use it, his much stronger and more experienced foes kick his butt until somebody else solves the problem.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: One of Hawk's inventions is a set of PoweredArmor that increases his strength and durability for use in combat. The trouble is he's still has the physique of a average strength person who's never had combat experience or taken a self-defense class. So any time he does use it, his much stronger and more experienced foes kick his butt until somebody else solves the problem.
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* WebcomicsMultiverses: Takes place in the same multiverse as ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'', ''Webcomic/CtrlAltDel'' and ''[[http://www.comedity.com/index.php?strip_id=86 Comedity]]''.
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* ScheduleSlip: ''AG Lite'' updates every Monday, Wednesday and Friday without fail (though it was only Wednesdays and Fridays at first, the first Monday comic being #49). The main ''[=AppleGeeks=]'', however, updates erratically at best - and has been recently reduced to only a single issue per week. As a result, despite AG Lite beginning in 2006, ''three years'' after the main comic, the thousandth overall comic was AG Lite 476 (Wednesday, June 24, 2009)--almost half of the overall output. In fairness, a black-and-white comic ''strip'' is considerably easier to make than a full-color, full-page comic. In late 2010, updates started to become sporadic at best until Haque finally put the comic on hiatus.
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* ProductPlacement
* RobotGirl: who, of course, is built using apple hardware
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* RealityEnsues: One of Hawk's inventions is a set of PoweredArmor that increases his strength and durability for use in combat. The trouble is he's still has the physique of a average strength person who's never had combat experience or taken a self-defense class. So any time he does use it, his much stronger and more experienced foes kick his butt until somebody else solves the problem.
* RobotGirl: who, of course, is built using applehardwarehardware.
* RealityEnsues: One of Hawk's inventions is a set of PoweredArmor that increases his strength and durability for use in combat. The trouble is he's still has the physique of a average strength person who's never had combat experience or taken a self-defense class. So any time he does use it, his much stronger and more experienced foes kick his butt until somebody else solves the problem.
* RobotGirl: who, of course, is built using apple
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* TokenMinority: Hawk may or may not qualify as a TwoferTokenMinority, as he a Bangladeshi American and Muslim (as evidenced by his honoring Ramadan); but the "Token" part is misleading as he is modeled after the original artist.
* TheVerse: Part of a pseudo-canonical "Macverse" comprised of it, ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'', ''Webcomic/MacHall''
* TheVerse: Part of a pseudo-canonical "Macverse" comprised of it, ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'', ''Webcomic/MacHall''
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* TokenMinority: Hawk may or may not qualify as a TwoferTokenMinority, as he a Bangladeshi American and Muslim (as evidenced by his honoring Ramadan); Ramadan), but the "Token" part is misleading as he is modeled after the original artist.
* TheVerse: Part of a pseudo-canonical "Macverse" comprised of it,''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'', ''Webcomic/MacHall''''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'' and ''Webcomic/MacHall''.
* TheVerse: Part of a pseudo-canonical "Macverse" comprised of it,
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he changed his name a while ago
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Long before the "I'm a Mac. And I'm a PC" commercials came out (it's been running since 2003), '''''Applegeeks''''' was promoting the agenda of switching to Mac. A college-based SliceOfLife comic with a few surreal elements, it's utterly filled with ProductPlacement -- and Apple isn't paying a thing for all the advertising. Its co-creators are writer [[Webcomic/JohnnyWander Ananth Panagariya]] Hirsh]] and artist Mohammad F. Haque.
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* ShipTease: Gina/Hawk looked like it was going to happen for awhile, but that's changed. Also occurred earlier with [[HeroesWantRedHeads Naku]]/Hawk, though this subplot abruptly vanished along with both [[BrotherChuck Naku]] and her [[WriteWhoYouKnow real-life counterpart.]]
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* ShipTease: Gina/Hawk looked like it was going to happen for awhile, but that's changed. Also occurred earlier with [[HeroesWantRedHeads Naku]]/Hawk, though this subplot abruptly vanished along with both [[BrotherChuck [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome Naku]] and her [[WriteWhoYouKnow real-life counterpart.]]
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Edit was just because Mohammad is not black, he is an Bangladeshi American. :)
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* TokenMinority: Hawk may or may not qualify as a TwoferTokenMinority, as he is black and Muslim (as evidenced by his honoring Ramadan); but the "Token" part is misleading as he is modeled after the original artist.
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* TokenMinority: Hawk may or may not qualify as a TwoferTokenMinority, as he is black a Bangladeshi American and Muslim (as evidenced by his honoring Ramadan); but the "Token" part is misleading as he is modeled after the original artist.
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Long before the "I'm a Mac. And I'm a PC" commercials came out (it's been running since 2003), '''''Applegeeks''''' was promoting the agenda of switching to Mac. A college-based SliceOfLife comic with a few surreal elements, it's utterly filled with ProductPlacement -- and Apple isn't paying a thing for all the advertising. Its co-creators are writer [[JohnnyWander [[Webcomic/JohnnyWander Ananth Panagariya]] and artist Mohammad F. Haque.
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* {{Crossover}}: A few times, both with ''CtrlAltDel'' (Hawk beats down Buckley with his laptop) and ''{{Megatokyo}}'' (Piro just...[[OneSceneWonder pops up out of nowhere]], but doesn't directly interact with Hawk)
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* {{Crossover}}: A few times, both with ''CtrlAltDel'' ''Webcomic/CtrlAltDel'' (Hawk beats down Buckley with his laptop) and ''{{Megatokyo}}'' ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'' (Piro just...[[OneSceneWonder pops up out of nowhere]], but doesn't directly interact with Hawk)
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* TheVerse: Part of a pseudo-canonical "Macverse" comprised of it, ''{{Megatokyo}}'', ''MacHall''
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* TheVerse: Part of a pseudo-canonical "Macverse" comprised of it, ''{{Megatokyo}}'', ''MacHall''''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'', ''Webcomic/MacHall''
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* WebcomicsMultiverses: Takes place in the same multiverse as ''{{Megatokyo}}'', ''CtrlAltDel'' and ''[[http://www.comedity.com/index.php?strip_id=86 Comedity]]''.
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* WebcomicsMultiverses: Takes place in the same multiverse as ''{{Megatokyo}}'', ''CtrlAltDel'' ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'', ''Webcomic/CtrlAltDel'' and ''[[http://www.comedity.com/index.php?strip_id=86 Comedity]]''.
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** At least some think she's cosplaying Gunnm, according to [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=320 #320]].
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* KissingInATree: Hilariously demonstrated in number [[http://www.applegeeks.com/comics/viewcomic.php?issue=181 181]]
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Long before the "I'm a Mac. And I'm a PC" commercials came out (it's been running since 2003), '''''Applegeeks''''' was promoting the agenda of switching to Mac. A college-based SliceOfLife comic with a few surreal elements, it's utterly filled with ProductPlacement -- and Apple isn't paying a thing for all the advertising. Its co-creators are writer [[JohnnyWander Ananth Panagariya Panagariya]] and artist Mohammad F. Haque.
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* ScheduleSlip: ''AG Lite'' updates every Monday, Wednesday and Friday without fail (though it was only Wednesdays and Fridays at first, the first Monday comic being #49). The main ''[=AppleGeeks=]'', however, updates erratically at best - and has been recently reduced to only a single issue per week. As a result, despite AG Lite beginning in 2006, ''three years'' after the main comic, the [[WebcomicsLongRunners thousandth overall comic]] was AG Lite 476 (Wednesday, June 24, 2009)--almost half of the overall output. In fairness, a black-and-white comic ''strip'' is considerably easier to make than a full-color, full-page comic. In late 2010, updates started to become sporadic at best until Haque finally put the comic on hiatus.
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* ScheduleSlip: ''AG Lite'' updates every Monday, Wednesday and Friday without fail (though it was only Wednesdays and Fridays at first, the first Monday comic being #49). The main ''[=AppleGeeks=]'', however, updates erratically at best - and has been recently reduced to only a single issue per week. As a result, despite AG Lite beginning in 2006, ''three years'' after the main comic, the [[WebcomicsLongRunners thousandth overall comic]] comic was AG Lite 476 (Wednesday, June 24, 2009)--almost half of the overall output. In fairness, a black-and-white comic ''strip'' is considerably easier to make than a full-color, full-page comic. In late 2010, updates started to become sporadic at best until Haque finally put the comic on hiatus.
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* ScheduleSlip: ''AG Lite'' updates every Monday, Wednesday and Friday without fail (though it was only Wednesdays and Fridays at first, the first Monday comic being #49). The main ''[=AppleGeeks=]'', however, updates erratically at best - and has been recently reduced to only a single issue per week. As a result, despite AG Lite beginning in 2006, ''three years'' after the main comic, the [[WebcomicsLongRunners thousandth overall comic]] was AG Lite 476 (Wednesday, June 24, 2009)--almost half of the overall output. In fairness, a black-and-white comic ''strip'' is considerably easier to make than a full-color, full-page comic.
** ItGotWorse. In late 2010, updates started to become sporadic at best until Haque finally put the comic on hiatus.
** ItGotWorse. In late 2010, updates started to become sporadic at best until Haque finally put the comic on hiatus.
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* ScheduleSlip: ''AG Lite'' updates every Monday, Wednesday and Friday without fail (though it was only Wednesdays and Fridays at first, the first Monday comic being #49). The main ''[=AppleGeeks=]'', however, updates erratically at best - and has been recently reduced to only a single issue per week. As a result, despite AG Lite beginning in 2006, ''three years'' after the main comic, the [[WebcomicsLongRunners thousandth overall comic]] was AG Lite 476 (Wednesday, June 24, 2009)--almost half of the overall output. In fairness, a black-and-white comic ''strip'' is considerably easier to make than a full-color, full-page comic.
** ItGotWorse.comic. In late 2010, updates started to become sporadic at best until Haque finally put the comic on hiatus.
** ItGotWorse.
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* TheVerse: Part of a pseudo-canonical "Macverse" comprised of it, {{Megatokyo}}, MacHall
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* OrphanedSeries: In the middle of a time travel arc, no less.
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Long before the "I'm a Mac. And I'm a PC" commercials came out (it's been running since 2003), ''AppleGeeks'' '''''Applegeeks''''' was promoting the agenda of switching to Mac. A college-based SliceOfLife comic with a few surreal elements, it's utterly filled with ProductPlacement--and ProductPlacement -- and Apple isn't paying a thing for all the advertising. Its co-creators are writer Ananth Panagariya and artist Mohammad F. Haque.
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