Poor Image: Fleeting Demographic Rule

Nothing wrong with the concept, but the left side barely shows the tombstone. Is there a better version of this?

There are plenty complete images with the left frame, but none has a good quality.

I've got an idea for something different but I don't have time to work on it right now...I'll try to get it posted tonight.

Okay, how's this:

edited 1st Aug '13 3:49:15 PM by Willbyr

To be honest I have no idea what's going on in that image.

I think it works, but still somewhat weaker than the current. It feels more like an event that may happen from time to time rather than a big storyline event that shouldn't be repeated.

How bad quality are they? and can't we do a similar image search on google?

In a big WWE event in 2003, Mark Henry suplexed The Big Show off the top turnbuckle in their match, which caused the ring to literally collapse. The same thing happened in 2011, only it was Brock Lesnar that did the deed. The caption was about as terse a summary of what happened as I could come up with.

The videos of the matches are readily available on You Tube if it's still not clear.

edited 1st Aug '13 5:13:52 PM by Willbyr

That seems iffy if it's really this trope. It seems like something could just kinda happen(yes I know it was scripted, but it's a thing that doesn't really scream repeated ideas because breaking the ring like that is a funny mishap a lot of people could come up with without prompt)

edited 1st Aug '13 6:07:47 PM by shoboni

You've got your years reversed; Brock did it first.

At any rate, I think the current image is clearer.

I agree.

Wouldn't it be easier to find comic book covers that illustrate the trope? Superdickery.com has a bunch of examples with reused stories like Jimmy Olsen turning into a monkey.

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