History AlliterativeName / ComicBooks

* Stephen Stills of ''Comicbook/ScottPilgrim'', as well as four of Ramona's "Evil Exes": Gideon Graves, Roxy Richter and the Katayanagi twins (Kyle and Ken).

* ''ComicBook/PeterWheat'': One of [[TheProtagonist Peter Wheat]]'s friends is a boy named '''S'''ammy '''S'''weet.

* In ''Comicbook/GastonLagaffe'', Gaston himself is a [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] example due to the prefix "la", but his name reads as "Gaston la Gaffe" ('''G''aston the '''G'''oof).

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* In ''Comicbook/GastonLagaffe'', Gaston, Jules and Bertrand made a music group called "Moon Module Mecs".

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* ''ComicBook/HybridForce'': A number of members of [[NebulousEvilOrganization Testify]] have this naming theme. Examples include...

* Lots of examples in ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'': Archie Andrews, Jughead Jones, Sabrina Spellman, Coach Clayton, Dilton Doiley, Moose Mason (full name plus nickname Marmaduke Merton Matowski "Moose" Mason), Waldo Weatherbee, Trula Twyst, Evelyn Evernever, and a few others. Some are nicknames or titles[[note]]for example, Jughead's full name is actually Forsythe Pendleton Jones III[[/note]], but it still fits.

* Slight variation in the British comic strip ''George And Lynne'' (featured in [[UsefulNotes/BritishNewspapers The Sun]]) -- the title characters seem to know a ''lot'' of couples who have first names beginning with the same letter (such as Dave and Donna, or Jack and Jenny).

* ''ComicBook/CaptainGraviy'': The main character of the comic book is Joshua Jones.

[[folder: DC Comics]]
* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':
** Clark Kent/Superman. For that matter, Superman's entourage of people with the initials "LL"; Comicbook/LoisLane, ComicBook/LexLuthor, Lucy Lane, ComicBook/LanaLang, Lara Lor-Van, Lori Lemaris, Linda "Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}" Lee, Lyla Lerrol, Letitia Lerner, Lee Lambert, Luma Lynai, etc. The first two were coincidence; after that, the writers picked up the theme and ran with it. Also note that Kal-El read backwards also has two L's.
** There was a Superman story back in UsefulNotes/{{the Silver Age|OfComicBooks}} that involved a threat against "someone close to Superman". There was a clue left in the form of two steel girders formed into a giant LL. Superman's reaction was along the lines of "Oh, great, ''that's'' real helpful."
** Lampshaded by Superman himself in ''ComicBook/ActionComicsNumber252'':
--->'''Supergirl:''' While you were gone, I used my super-hearing and heard many Earth-girls' names! I thought of a good one for myself... Linda Lee! How's that?\\
'''Superman:''' Er... As good as any! (thinking) Lana Lang was my girlfriend when I was Superboy, and Lois Lane replaced her when I became Superman! By sheer coincidence, she picked the same initials... L. L.!
** In ''Comicbook/KryptonNoMore'', Superman arrested a mob boss called Samuel Simeon.
** Talking about Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}, one of her best friends back in the Silver Age was Lena Luthor.
** AlternateCompanyEquivalent Hank Henshaw/Cyborg Superman.
** ComicBook/PostCrisis continuity included a Superman fanboy named "Bibbo" Bibbowski, who was a longshoreman and former boxer. (Even though "Bibbo" is a a nickname based on his last name, he still counts because his actual first name is Bo).
** Lampshaded in ''Superman #141: ComicBook/SupermansReturnToKrypton'', when Kal-El meets Lyla Lerrol, and before being properly introduced he just ''knows'' what her initials are on account of her being a beautiful woman who is drawing his attention.
--->'''Jor-El:''' Kal-El, I want you to meet...\\
'''Kal-El:''' Don't tell me her name...yet! I'll bet her initials are "L.L."! (thinking) Astonishingly, every girl who ever meant anything to me has alwayd had those initials![...]\\
'''Jor-El:''' Of course you know her initials! Who doesn't? Lyla Lerrol is Krypton's most famous emotion-movie actress!
** In Pre-Crisis comics, Lana's father was called Doctor Lewis Lang.
** ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' continues the double-L theme: Lana Lang's parents are Lewis and Laura Lang, and Lex's dad is Lionel Luthor. ''Lionel's'' parents? Lachlan and E'''l'''iza. (Several of these were already obscure comics canon.) Lex's mother name was Lillian and in a dream universe his daughter with Lana Lang was named Lily, and his hallucination on a desert island that was obviously himself was called Louis Leery.
** Subverted by Lex's actual given name: Alexis/Alexander Joseph Luthor.
** ''ComicBook/StrangersAtTheHeartsCore'': When posing as a human, Kryptonian villain Shyla Kor-Onn goes by "Sylvia Shadow".
** In ''ComicBook/SupermanSmashesTheKlan'', Roberta's full Chinese name is Lan-Shin Lee. [[spoiler: At the end of the story, Lois reveals that she gave her a case embroidered with "LL" because she knows Roberta's Chinese name.]]
* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':
** Similarly to Clark, Bruce Wayne once had a series of alliterative romantic interests, including Vicki Vale (played by Creator/KimBasinger in ''Film/{{Batman|1989}}'') and Silver St. Cloud. While Batman's own name doesn't directly count, one of his common monikers, "the Caped Crusader", is also alliterative.
** Cassandra Cain, the third ComicBook/{{Batgirl|2000}}. Cass went on to use the hero name Black Bat after leaving Batgirl to [[ComicBook/Batgirl2009 Stephanie Brown]].
** Katherine "Kate" Kane, the Pre- and Post-Crisis Comicbook/{{Batwoman}}. Post-Crisis, Kate Kane takes this an extra step with the nickname "Candy" from her time as a cadet boxer.
** The ComicBook/RedRobin title, which was first used by and Elseworlds version of [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]] before being brought to the main continuity as a costume and code name for [[ComicBook/RedHood Jason Todd]] and being taken up by [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Tim Drake]] after Todd abandoned it.
* ComicBook/{{Deathstroke}} had a brother Wade Wilson, AKA the second Ravager, as a joke on the real name of ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} who was originally a Deathstroke CaptainErsatz.
* Billy Batson[=/=][[Comicbook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]], along with Freddy Freeman[=/=]Captain Marvel Jr. Likewise Mike Moran, Marvelman[=/=]''Comicbook/{{Miracleman}}'' and Dickie Dauntless, Young Marvel/Miracleman.
* J'onn J'onzz[=/=]''Comicbook/MartianManhunter'' and M'gann M'orzz[=/=]Miss Martian, his DistaffCounterpart from ''Comicbook/TeenTitans''. M'gann M'orzz is named after Megan Morse, a friend of Creator/GeoffJohns...but he probably chose it for its alliteration anyway.
* Creator/AlanMoore references this trope in ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' by naming one of his heroes Daniel Dreiberg.
** There's also a minor side character, "Dr Manhattan's Buddy" Wally Weaver.
** ''ComicBook/BeforeWatchmen'' gives Ozymandias's full name as Adrian ''Alexander'' Veidt, which also doubles as something of a StevenUlyssesPerhero situation and a MeaningfulName.
* Doiby Dickles, sidekick to Alan Scott, the first, [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]], ComicBook/{{Green Lantern|1941}}. Opposing Scott were Steven Sharpe (The Gambler), Molly Mayne (Harlequin), and Crusher Crock (Sportsmaster).
* Guy Gardner, a later ''Franchise/GreenLantern''.
* [[Characters/GLRedLanternCorps Red Lantern]] member Zilius Zox
* Calvin "Cave" Carson, a [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] spelunker-adventurer.
* Max Mercury, a time-traveling speedster with ties to Franchise/TheFlash, who also used the name "Whip Whirlwind" in the 1890s.
* Sargent "Sarge" Steel, one of the Creator/CharltonComics heroes purchased by DC. ("Sargent" is his name, not a rank.) Originally a hard-boiled detective/spy-smasher type, he became a government official in charge of many of the DCU's superhero-related agencies.
* Tex Thompson, aka "Mr. America" and "Americommando", a spy-smashing superhero introduced in ''Action'' #1 along with Superman. He's been revised and {{retcon}}ned several times since then.
* Larry Lance, husband of Dinah Drake, UsefulNotes/{{The Golden Age|OfComicBooks}} Comicbook/BlackCanary.
* ComicBook/{{Zatanna}} Zatara; her father was Giovanni Zatara. Her cousin's name is Zachary Zatara.
* Ronald Raymond / Comicbook/{{Firestorm}}
** And Firestorm's supporting cast and rogues' gallery has a few. Jefferson Jackson, Henry Hewitt (Tokamak), Mai Miyazaki (Naiad), Quentin Quayle, David Drake (Typhoon), Cliff Carmichael, Doreen Day...
* ''Comicbook/CaptainCarrotAndHisAmazingZooCrew''
** Rodney Rabbit straddles ''both'' of the major alliterative traditions.
** Peter Porkchops
* ComicBook/WallyWest/''Franchise/TheFlash'' (originally Kid Flash).
* James Jesse/The Trickster
* Robbie Reed[=/=]''Comicbook/DialHForHERO''
* Buddy Baker, a.k.a. ''ComicBook/AnimalMan''.
* Gardner Grayle/Atomic Knight
* [[Comicbook/DoctorFate Hector Hall]]
* [[Comicbook/DoomPatrol Valentina Vostock]]
* Baron Blitzkrieg
* [[Comicbook/NewGods Granny Goodness and Virman Vundabar]]
* Comicbook/TeenTitans villains Ding Dong Daddy and Mad Mod
* Sam Scudder (Mirror Master)
* Comicbook/{{Hawkman}} villains Mark Mandrill/Matter Master and Konrad Kasiak
* Duela Dent (The Joker's Daughter)
* Louise Lincoln (Killer Frost)
* ''Comicbook/SecretSix'' supervillainess Scandal Savage
* Sonia Sato aka Judomaster
* Alan Armstrong
* Buddy Blank and Kevin Kho, the original and ComicBook/New52 versions of ComicBook/{{OMAC}}, respectively.
* Earth-8 from ''ComicBook/TheMultiversity'' has a couple of examples, given that that world is based on the Franchise/MarvelUniverse this is to be expected.
** ''The Multiversity #1'':
*** Doctor David Dibble, the human alter-ego of [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk The Behemoth]].
*** Frank Future of [[ComicBook/FantasticFour The Future Family]].
** ''ComicBook/MsMarvel'': Major Max, as named in ''The Multiversity Guidebook #1''.
* Hamilton Hill and Charles Chesterfield, former mayors of Gotham City.
* ComicBook/{{Shazam}}:
** '''B'''illy '''B'''atson a.k.a. Captain Marvel/Shazam
** '''F'''reddy '''F'''reeman a.k.a. Capt. Marvel Jr./[=CM3=]
** ComicBook/MaryMarvel
** The newer members of the Shazam family, '''Pe'''dro '''Pe'''ña and '''D'''arla '''D'''udley
* Woozy Winks, sidekick of ComicBook/PlasticMan
* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'':
** '''W'''onder '''W'''oman herself
** '''M'''ona '''M'''enise
** '''B'''yrna '''B'''rilyant/ Blue Snowman
** '''L'''ita '''L'''ittle, one of the Holliday Girls in the Silver Age and ''ComicBook/TheLegendOfWonderWoman2016''
** '''T'''ina '''T'''oy and '''T'''helma '''T'''all, two more Holliday Girls.
** '''L'''ars '''L'''ang (a criminal) and '''L'''yra '''L'''ang (his daughter).
** '''T'''igra '''T'''ropica, another [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Golden Age]] villain.
** '''M'''arina '''M'''aru, Dr. Poison as of ''ComicBook/WonderWomanRebirth''.
** '''A'''lison '''A'''ddison, a worker and former battered wife at a women's shelter in [[ComicBook/WonderWoman2006 Volume 3]].
* ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'' has Marcos Maez and Carver Colman
* Carrie Cutter/Cupid
* Felix Faust
* Simon Stagg and his daughter Sapphire Stagg
* Hank Hall, the Hawk of ''ComicBook/HawkAndDove''
* One of the major antagonists in ''ComicBook/{{Silverblade}}'' is '''V'''incent '''V'''ermillion.

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* The original characters in the Franchise/MarvelUniverse co-created by Creator/StanLee were often given alliterate names as a mnemonic device.
** Peter Parker/''Franchise/SpiderMan''. Among others, he had to deal with J. Jonah Jameson and Otto "[[ComicBook/DoctorOctopus Dr. Octopus]]" Octavius. Jonah himself has a son named John Jameson by his first wife, Joan, he later married Marla Madison, his editor-in-chief is Joe "Robbie" Robertson (who has a son named Randy), and secretaries have included Betty Brant (whose brother was called Bennett) and Glory Grant. The Bugle staff absolutely adores alliteration. In fact, JJJ is actually J. Jonah Jameson, ''Junior''. We have also Curt Connors, the Lizard, and Cletus Kasady, a.k.a. ComicBook/{{Carnage}}. This reached the height of absurdity with a splash page showing the characters attending a Bugle funeral. Of the ten characters named, ''nine'' had alliterative names, with only Aunt May not fitting in.
** Based off this, there was a FunnyAnimal version, named [[ComicBook/SpiderHam Peter Porker, The Amazing Spider-Ham]], who worked for J. Jonah Jackal.
** The novelization of ''Film/SpiderMan1'' [[LampshadeHanging hung a lampshade]] on this, by having Jameson name the Green Goblin in a headline. This resulted in a brief discussion on alliteration between J. Jonah Jameson, Peter Parker, the Bugle's editor Robbie Robertson, and Jameson's secretary Betty Brant... none of whom seemed to notice they were examples. The same point is made in ''Spider-Man 3''.
** As if to make his Expy-ness of Spider-Man more obvious, Hazmat of the Imperfects has the alter ego of ''Keith Kilham''.
** Scott Summers/ComicBook/{{Cyclops}} and Warren Worthington III/Angel of the ''ComicBook/XMen''.
** ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' members Susan Storm[=/=]ComicBook/InvisibleWoman (although she changed her name when she married) and Reed Richards[=/=]ComicBook/MisterFantastic
** Doctor Otto Octavius aka ComicBook/DoctorOctopus.
** Oliver Osnick/Steel Spider. Formerly known as Spider-Kid and Kid Ock.
** Griffin Gogol/Captain Ultra (Marvel might be running out of names).
** Matt Murdock/''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}''. His mom is named Maggie Murdock.
** Stephen Strange/''ComicBook/DoctorStrange'', Master of the Mystic Arts (and sometime Sorcerer Supreme.) The various principalities and powers, and the effects they conjure, tend to be alliterative as well (e.g. the Blinding Brazier of Balthakk, the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth). Justified, since magic involves chants and spoken spells, and alliteration is a memory aid.
** ComicBook/PepperPotts, Tony Stark's assistant and/or love interest from ''ComicBook/IronMan''. (Although her first name is actually Virginia, she is best known by her nickname.) Doubles as a PunnyName. She is the team coordinator for [[http://marvel.wikia.com/Order_(Initiative)_(Earth-616) The Order]], which had a distinct majority of this among its ranks. Henry Hellrung, Rebecca Ryan, Magdalena Marie (born Magdalena Marie ''Neuntauben'', though), Avery Allen, Pamela Pierce, and Carlos Carvaho were all members of the team at some point or another -- just under ''two thirds'' of its all-time roster.
** ''ComicBook/MillieTheModel'', as well as other "career girl" features that Creator/MarvelComics debuted around the same time: ''Nellie the Nurse'', ''Sherry the Showgirl'' and ''Tessie the Typist''.
** Bruce Banner/''ComicBook/IncredibleHulk''. (The alliteration didn't save Stan from calling him "Bob Banner" in an early story, thus enshrining in canon the full name of "Robert Bruce Banner".) [[labelnote:on TV]]In [[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 the TV series]], it was changed to David Banner (with Bruce still as his middle name) because of directorial distaste for this trope. At least that's what Kenneth Johnson (the producer and writer of the bulk of the series) says. Stan Lee says that [[ExecutiveMeddling the producers]] thought the name "Bruce" sounded gay. See, back in the funky '70s the name Bruce was thought of as a "gay" name the United States.[[/labelnote]]
** Greer Grant/Tigra
* In the popular Comicbook/UltimateMarvel line, [[ComicBook/UltimateSpiderman Peter Parker's]] successor as Spider-Man is tiny thirteen-year old ComicBook/MilesMorales.
* By [[Myth/NorseMythology sheer coincidence]], Loki Laufeyson.
* [[UnfortunateName Richard Rider]][=/=]''Comicbook/{{Nova}}''
* Brian Braddock[=/=]ComicBook/CaptainBritain and Betsy Braddock[=/=]Comicbook/{{Psylocke}}, siblings.
* [[ComicBook/XMen The Beast]] once dated a reporter named Trish Tilby.
* ComicBook/JessicaJones, {{retcon}}ned into the Silver Age by ''ComicBook/{{Alias}}'' ([[SimilarlyNamedWorks the comic, not the TV show]]), who also operated under the codename Jewel. Jessica Jones was originally Jessica Campbell, until [[spoiler: her family died in a car accident and she was adopted by the Joneses.]]
* [[Characters/XMenHellfireClub Shinobi Shaw]], son of the Hellfire Club's Black King Sebastian Shaw.
* Domenic Destine of ''Comicbook/ClanDestine''. Also his older sister Gracie Gamble, although that's just her current alias.
* Jessica Drew, the original ComicBook/SpiderWoman, has a phonetically alliterative name.
* In ''X-Men Noir'', Thomas Halloway learned lockpicking from a criminal by the name of Horrace Hobbs, the Harlem Houdini.
* [[ComicBook/{{Morbius}} Michael Morbius]], his temporary alias Morgan Michaels, as well as his father Makarioa Morbius.
* Wade Winston Wilson[=/=]''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'', with the last name copied from DC's Deathstroke, aka Slade Wilson. In films and in animation, he's played by and voiced by respectively [[Creator/RyanReynolds Ryan Rodney Reynolds]] and Creator/NolanNorth. Everyone's getting in on the alliteration.
* A few members of the ComicBook/HowlingCommandos, Robert "Rebel" Ralston, Percival "Percy" Pinkerton, and Jonathan "Junior" Juniper.
* Frederick Foswell
* Ralph Roberts/Cobalt Man
* Moses Magnum
* [[TimeCops Time Variance Authority]] member Mobius M. Mobius, named after the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Möbius_strip Mobius strip]].
* ComicBook/{{Silver Sabl|e}}inova
* [[Characters/SpiderManLoveInterests Carlie Cooper]]
* Dennis Dunphy/Demolition Man
* Blackagar Boltagon[=/=]ComicBook/BlackBolt of Comicbook/TheInhumans
* Heather Hudson/Vindicator of ComicBook/AlphaFlight
* Donna Diego/[[Characters/{{Venom}} Scream]]
* Barnell Bohusk (Beak)
* ComicBook/RocketRaccoon of the ''Comicbook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy''
* [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan]] and her classmate, Zoe Zimmer.
* Carl Creel/Absorbing Man
* Boris Bullski/Titanium Man
* Mary [=MacPherran=]/Titania
* Davida [=DeVito=]/Lascivious
* Japanese supervillain Monster Master, real name Toru Tarakoto.
* After he was captured by british soldiers, the chinese ComicBook/IronFist Bei-Bang Wen was aided by a fellow prisoner named Vivatma Visvajit.
* From the ComicBook/SquadronSupreme, we have Mark Milton/Hyperion, Stanley Stewart/Whizzer, Thomas Thompson/Tom Thumb, and Linda Lewis/Lady Lark.
* Samuel Saxon
* James Buchanan Barnes, better known as ComicBook/BuckyBarnes.
* Ava Ayala, the new ComicBook/WhiteTiger after her brother, Hector.
* Christian and Christine Cord (Radian and Tattoo)
* Samuel Smithers/Plantman
* Pamela Pierce
* Francine Frye/Electro II
* ComicBook/MoiraMacTaggert
* Wyatt Wingfoot
* Fin Fang Foom
* ''ComicBook/AgeOfTheSentry'' showed the Sentry's Silver Age adventures in more detail, and revealed that like Superman he seemed to encounter a lot of people with the same initials, but in his case they were "EE". ComicBook/TheSentry's real name is Robert Reynolds, part of the subversion they were going for with the character when they said that he was actually invented by Stan Lee and then forgotten about among a stack of old story notes. He goes by Bob though.
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* Slight variation in the British comic strip ''George And Lynne'' (featured in [[UsefulNotes/BritishNewspapers The Sun]]) -- the title characters seem to know a ''lot'' of couples who have first names beginning with the same letter (such as Dave and Donna, or Jack and Jenny).
* Lots of examples in ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'': Archie Andrews, Jughead Jones, Sabrina Spellman, Coach Clayton, Dilton Doiley, Moose Mason (full name plus nickname Marmaduke Merton Matowski "Moose" Mason), Waldo Weatherbee, Trula Twyst, Evelyn Evernever, and a few others. Some are nicknames or titles[[note]]for example, Jughead's full name is actually Forsythe Pendleton Jones III[[/note]], but it still fits.
* Deadeye Duck from ComicBook/BuckyOHareAndTheToadWars, along with his former gang, the Corsair Canards.
* ''ComicBook/{{Dolltopia}}'' has Soccer Scotty, Kitty's old housemate from before she left her old life as a toy behind.
* In ''ComicBook/DruidCity'', the leader character and one the central villains are named Hunter Hastings and Scott Silo, respectively.
* ''ComicBook/ElMarvo'': The real name of one of El Marvo's allies, Go Get 'Em Girl, is Madeline Moonshine.
* Minor ''ComicBook/{{Invincible}}'' character Damien Darkblood, Demon Detective. In his latest appearance he remarked that he hates it when people say the "demon detective" part -- evidently it just sounds silly to him.
* When ''ComicBook/JosieAndThePussycats'' was named "She's Josie!", Josie's name was "Josie Jones". Nowadays she is named "Josie [=McCoy=]".
* ''ComicBook/JupiterJet'': The hero's civilian name is Jacqueline "Jacky" Johnson.
* Many characters in German comic strip ''ComicStrip/NickKnatterton''. (Barbara Beerbottle, Felix Finster...)
* Beverly Brooks, the civilian identity of Mother Wonder from ''ComicBook/ThePitifulHumanLizard''.
* ''ComicBook/RulahJungleGoddess'' has Rulah's friend, the BoldExplorer '''M'''uriel '''M'''axim.
* Stephen Stills of ''Comicbook/ScottPilgrim'', as well as four of Ramona's "Evil Exes": Gideon Graves, Roxy Richter and the Katayanagi twins (Kyle and Ken).
* In stories by Creator/WilhelmBusch: Literature/MaxAndMoritz, Hans Huckebein, Kuno Klecksel, Balduin Bählamm, and others.
* [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] Ace Comics {{Superhero}} Magno the Magnetic Man.
* Peyo's superhero character Benoit Brisefer, also named Steven Strong and Benny Breakiron.
* Antonio "Tony Twist" Twistelli, a mob enforcer from ''Comicbook/{{Spawn}}''
** Todd [=MacFarlane=] admitted he named the character after real-life [[UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague NHL]] player Tony Twist. Unfortunately, the real Twist wasn't amused, and he sued [=MacFarlane=]... and won.
* Mindy [=McCready=][=/=]Hit-Girl from ''ComicBook/KickAss''.
* ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' had "Middenface" [=McNulty=] (His given name is Archibald, but the only one who calls him that is his gran). For added bonus, his code name as a resistance fighter was "The Tartan Terror".
* Creator/AlanMoore's ''ComicBook/{{Supreme}}'', which is a blatant and affectionate {{Pastiche}} of [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}'', gives all the analogues of the "LL" characters of ''Superman'' "DD" names. In particular the Lex Luthor CaptainErsatz is Darius Dax and the Lois Lane one is Diana Dane.
** The ShowWithinAShow in ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'' is called Storm Saxon ([[ThoseWackyNazis no coincidence that the initials are SS]]).
* ''ComicBook/{{Ungrounded}}'' has Mister Solenoid's girlfriend, Vivian Von Valiant, and her brother, Virgil Von Valiant.
* In the German comic ''ComicBook/{{Werner}}'':
** Werner Wernersen.
** Günter Günzelsen.
* ComicBook/JudgeDredd ("'''Dr'''edd" = "'''Jr'''edd"), or to give his full name, Judge Joseph Dredd.
* ''ComicBook/WilqSuperbohater'' has the SS Sisters, a duo of female villains who turned from being typical Neo-nazis into ecofascists.
* ''Comicbook/RadioactiveMan'' is naturally rife with this: Claude Kane, Gloria Grand, Rod Runtledge, Gretchen Grille, Miles Mando, Lure Lass, Larceny Lass, and so on.
* ''Comicbook/{{Manifest}}'' has protagonist Tessa Theus.
* ''ComicBook/PatPatriotAmericasJoanOfArc'': Pat Patriot's real name is Pat Patrios.
* ''ComicBook/{{Tintin}}'' has Prof. Cuthbert Calculus. This even extends to his name in the original French, which was Tryphon Tournesol.
* ''ComicBook/{{Varmints}}'': One of the outlaws seen in the train is known as Two-Bit Teddy Tudson.
* In ''Comicbook/GastonLagaffe'', Gaston, Jules and Bertrand made a music group called "Moon Module Mecs".
* ''ComicBook/BigBangComics'': In keeping with the stories they are homaging, many of the faux golden age characters have aliterative names. These include:
** Roger Ryan a.k.a. The Badge
** Marla Mason a.k.a. Infra-Girl
** Kent Kane a.k.a. Infra-Man
** Reid Randall a.k.a. Knight Watchman
** Chuck Cox a.k.a. Mr. Martian
** Chris Kelly a.k.a. Ultiman
** Christine Kelly a.k.a. Ultragirl
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* Beverly Brooks, the civilian identity of Mother Wonder from ''ComicBook/ThePitifulHumanLizard''

** Clark Kent/Superman. For that matter, Superman's entourage of people with the initials "LL"; Comicbook/LoisLane, ComicBook/LexLuthor, Lucy Lane, ComicBook/LanaLang, Lara Lor-Van, Lori Lemaris, Linda "Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}" Lee, Lyla Lerrol, Letitia Lerner, Lee Lambert, etc. The first two were coincidence; after that, the writers picked up the theme and ran with it. Also note that Kal-El read backwards also has two L's.

** The ComicBook/PostCrisis Superman continuity included a sort-of Superman lookalike named "Bibbo" Bibbowski, who was a longshoreman and former boxer. (Even though "Bibbo" is a a nickname based on his last name, he still counts because his actual first name is Bo).

*** Marvel's ''ComicBook/AgeOfTheSentry'' showed the Sentry's Silver Age adventures in more detail, and revealed that like Superman he seemed to encounter a lot of people with the same initials, but in his case they were "EE". Comicbook/TheSentry's real name is Robert Reynolds, part of the subversion they were going for with the character when they said that he was actually invented by Stan Lee and then forgotten about among a stack of old story notes. He goes by Bob though.