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* UnwantedHarem: The Valentine's issue has ComicBook/Joker - yes, ''The Joker'' - attaining one, thanks to a love potion from Poison Ivy's lab.
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* UnwantedHarem: The Valentine's issue has ComicBook/Joker ComicBook/TheJoker - yes, ''The Joker'' - attaining one, thanks to a love potion from Poison Ivy's lab.
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* UnwantedHarem: The Valentine's issue has ComicBook/Joker - yes, ''The Joker'' - attaining one, thanks to a love potion from Poison Ivy's lab.
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Compare ''Webcomic/BatmanWayneFamilyAdventures'', another official LighterAndSofter webcomic centered around Batman's CastHerd that premiered in 2021.
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* AnIcePerson: Mr. Freeze, of course.
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* AnIcePerson: Mr. Freeze, of course.AnchoviesAreAbhorrent: In one issue, Damian orders pizza for himself and his friend Colin, and is appalled when Colin requests anchovies.
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* [[{{StockYuck/Anchovies}} Stock Yuck: Anchovies]]: In one issue, Damian orders pizza for himself and his friend Colin, and is appalled when Colin requests anchovies.
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** The overinflated Batman and Robin balloons in the Thanksgiving Day parade use the outfits from the Adam West ''Series/{{Batman}}'' show.
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** The overinflated Batman and Robin balloons in the Thanksgiving Day parade use the outfits from the Adam West ''Series/{{Batman}}'' ''Series/{{Batman|1966}}'' show.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The Robins each have a color, which appears on their masks when they're in uniform and accessories such as scarves when they're not: Dick's is blue, Jason's is red, Tim's is black, and Damian's is green. Bruce has gray accessories.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: ColorCodedCharacters: The Robins each have a color, which appears on their masks when they're in uniform and accessories such as scarves when they're not: Dick's is blue, Jason's is red, Tim's is black, and Damian's is green. Bruce has gray accessories.
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* GiantMecha: In the Minzuki issue, which takes place in Japan, a giant bat-mecha called "Battalion" is deployed to fight giant sea monsters.
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Actually, on re-reading the trope description, this isn't an example: "Note that the hostages being bait to draw Captain Heroic must be part of the villain's plot to qualify as this trope." In this instance, Bruce is just taken prisoner because he's a rich tourist, and the pirates aren't expecting Batman to show up.
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* BruceWayneHeldHostage: While on holiday, Bruce gets captured by pirates who prey on tourists. He allows himself to be walked off the plank so he can sneakily change into Batman and come back to save the day.
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* BruceWayneHeldHostage: While on holiday, Bruce gets captured by pirates who prey on tourists. He allows himself to be walked off the plank so he can sneakily change into Batman and come back to save the day.
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looking at it again, it's definitely a reference to the Bride's outfit first
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* WholeCostumeReference: In one issue, Katana wears an outfit that resembles Bruce Lee's outfit in ''Film/GameOfDeath'' (and could also be a reference to the Bride's yellow outfit from ''Film/KillBill'', which is itself a Whole Costume Reference to the ''Game of Death'' outfit).
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* WholeCostumeReference: In one issue, while investigating a suspicious street racing gang, Katana wears an outfit a yellow racing jumpsuit that resembles Bruce Lee's outfit in ''Film/GameOfDeath'' (and could also be a reference to looks like the Bride's yellow outfit racing jumpsuit from ''Film/KillBill'', which is itself a Whole Costume Reference to the ''Game of Death'' outfit).Bruce Lee's yellow tracksuit in ''Film/GameOfDeath''.
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* PirateGirl: Captain Greenbeard's 'hench wench' Helena Queenie.
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* XCalledTheyWantTheirYBack: Some playful ribbing between Colin and Damian:
-->'''Colin:''' ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis That. Was. RADICAL.]]''\\
'''Damian:''' Haha! The '80s called -- they want ''[[TotallyRadical radical]]'' back, and stop by the '90s and drop that flannel off on the way!
-->'''Colin:''' ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis That. Was. RADICAL.]]''\\
'''Damian:''' Haha! The '80s called -- they want ''[[TotallyRadical radical]]'' back, and stop by the '90s and drop that flannel off on the way!
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* VillainousHarlequin: [[CaptainObvious Harley Quinn.]] Notable in that this is one of the few continuities post-New 52 where she actually sports the classic costume.
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** While on vacation, Joker wears the same outfit he wore when he shot Barbara Gordon in ComicBook/TheKillingJoke.
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* GoKartingWithBowser: Also in the Minzuki issue, Batman is shown playing a puzzle game with Riddler via webcam.
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* SimilarSquad: SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker and Harley Quinn are captured by the pirate Captain Greenbeard and his 'hench wench' Helena Queenie. On seeing them, Batman's reaction is:
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** According to Derek Fridolfs, Damian's OddFriendship with Katana was an obscure Callback to a ''Streets of Gotham'' issue where he'd admitted to having a crush on her.
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A digital comic series that debuted in October of 2012 and ended in December 2013, published by DCComics, written and illustrated by Dustin Nguyen and co-written by Derek Fridolfs. Basically a LighterAndSofter version of the DC Universe, centering on the Batman-specific parts of it and involving cuter character designs. As of 2013, there is no overarching plot—the issues are unrelated to each other, and generally center around holiday dates such as Halloween, Christmas, Cinco de Mayo, etc.
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A digital comic series that debuted in October of 2012 and ended in December 2013, published by DCComics, Creator/DCComics, written and illustrated by Dustin Nguyen and co-written by Derek Fridolfs. Basically a LighterAndSofter version of the DC Universe, centering on the Batman-specific parts of it and involving cuter character designs. As of 2013, there is no overarching plot—the issues are unrelated to each other, and generally center around holiday dates such as Halloween, Christmas, Cinco de Mayo, etc.
