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The last two work better as the overall package. That said, if we can get something that works as well or better in one panel, that would be better.
I would pick the two panels - just the last is merely a page quote with an image behind.
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The last panel alone is meaningless, as it does not have the necessary context on why the "denial" is not suspiciously specific.
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Looked through the examples list to see if there are any stuff that can illustrate the trope in a single panel.
Maybe first panel of this
◊ or last panel of this
◊?
6.1 is good. 6.2 seems a little bit too obvious.
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No, the other one.
6.1 works, but I think it's a bit weak on the imagery. Still, it's a dialogue trope anyway. 6.2 is more Blatant Lies.
edited 1st May '14 5:31:23 AM by AnotherDuck
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6.1 is pretty decent.
Wait, why do we need an image for the Webcomics subpage when there is already a Webcomic image in Suspiciously Specific Denial? As a dialog trope, I don't see how we can show this in any other medium. So, we'll have two Webcomic examples and nothing else.
edited 1st May '14 12:30:04 PM by Rethkir
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Because nothing seems to be running away with it, I figured I'd add a few more suggestions. The first
◊ suffers from the minor flaw of being from the same work as the image on the main page, but I think it's fairly straghtforward, and illustrates the trope well. The second
◊ is a bit small, but I think it's easy enough to make out.
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I vote keep image-less.
Not every page needs an image, let alone sub-pages.lol
lolAgain, none of these have any distinction of being a greater representation of webcomics than the one on the main page. Why don't we get examples for live action film and western animation while we're at it? The point, of course, is that this is futile.
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Rethkir makes a good point...I'd be fine with moving the pic that's currently on the trope page to the Webcomics subpage.
Wait. My point was the opposite of that. As far as I know, no subpage has any image because as a dialog trope, it is far easier to illustrate with a Webcomic. So it doesn't make sense to have a an image on the Webcomic subpage, but not on any of the others. I don't think subpages for this trope should have images.
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I agree with Rethkir, and disagree with the "images for pages with sub-pages" sticky, as mentioned in that thread.
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Ah, gotcha. Under those circumstances, I'm fine to leave the main page's pic where it is and not mess with subpage pics unless we get more of them. In any case, the clock is way up on this one; locking up.
Suggesting for the page the last two panels of this comic
, or even just the last one.