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** In the UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade release of ''Doom II'', most of the Achievements are named after several lines from this very comic, such as "Important Looking Door" being obtained by finding a secret, and "You Have Huge Guts" for killing a Cyberdemon with your fists.

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** In the UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade Platform/XboxLiveArcade release of ''Doom II'', most of the Achievements are named after several lines from this very comic, such as "Important Looking Door" being obtained by finding a secret, and "You Have Huge Guts" for killing a Cyberdemon with your fists.



* UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks: In many ways, this is really a parody of the kind of overly violent, overly angsty comics that were in vogue during the 1990s.

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* CluelessAesop: Done on purpose (as far as we can tell, at least), where after being knocked into a random pit of radioactive waste, the Doomguy starts on a spiel about safe disposal of radioactive waste, but interrupts himself halfway through as he notices [[FelonyMisdemeanour a much worse problem: his big gun ran out of bullets]].



* ExcusePlot. The plot basically goes down to the Doomguy looking for the {{BFG}} because he couldn't rip and tear a cyberdemon's '''''[[SuddenlyShouting HUGE GUTS!]]'''''

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* ExcusePlot. ExcusePlot: The plot basically goes down to the Doomguy looking for the {{BFG}} because he couldn't rip and tear a cyberdemon's '''''[[SuddenlyShouting HUGE GUTS!]]'''''
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* OffModel: "Copious amounts" won't even begin to describe how off model the artwork in the comic is, but there are a few glaring examples:
** In page 4 of the comic, Doomguy is clearly toting what appears to be a side-by-side double barreled shotgun, but in the next page the shotgun somehow transforms into a semi-auto model with a magazine tube. Even when it's drawn to look like a side-by-side in the ''very next panel'' afterwards, there is nonetheless a visible rail sight on the ''side'' of one of the barrels.
** In page 11, Doomguy spots a plasma rifle on the floor. By the ''very next panel'', the plasma gun is ''now perched atop a high ledge'' for some reason and he's forced to make a leap for it.
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Rated M For Manly is being cleaned in TRS to ensure that it only refers to masculine works as a whole. Examples that don't fit this as written are being deleted. Manly Man can be used for masculine characters.


* RatedMForManly: '''"RIP AND TEAR"'''

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A comic adapted from the {{video game|s}} ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}''.

The hero, a [[QuadDamage berserker packin']] man-and-a-half with [[OnAScaleFromOneToTen a 12.0 on a 10.0 scale of badness]], is attempting to [[LudicrousGibs RIP AND TEAR]] a huge [[OurDemonsAreDifferent cyberdemon's]] huge guts with his [[MegatonPunch Night Train]], when his berserker pack runs out, leaving the demon [[UnusualEuphemism bonking]] unharmed. His UnstoppableRage over, he spends the rest of the comic communicating his desire to have guns (via a {{chainsaw|Good}}) looking for [[{{BFG}} a gun big enough to blow the demon away]]. But even if he personally stops this alien invasion, what kind of planet will we be leaving to our children? And our children's children? [[GreenAesop How will they live with all the undisposed toxic waste that we left to them to deal with and]]... oh, the humanity, his big gun is out of bullets! (Better believe it, soldier!) ''Dynamite!''

In other words, this 90s comic book (originally a convention giveaway) has become a CultClassic thanks to being nonsensical and over-the-top.

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A ''Doom'' is a 1996 single-issue comic adapted from book based on the {{video game|s}} ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}''.

''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'' videogame franchise, first released in 1996 as a convention giveaway and reprinted later that year as a bonus collectible for ''The id Anthology'', a bundle pack of Creator/IdSoftware's games.

The hero, a [[QuadDamage berserker packin']] man-and-a-half with [[OnAScaleFromOneToTen a 12.0 on a 10.0 scale of badness]], is attempting to [[LudicrousGibs RIP AND TEAR]] a huge [[OurDemonsAreDifferent cyberdemon's]] huge guts with his [[MegatonPunch Night Train]], when his berserker pack runs out, leaving the demon [[UnusualEuphemism bonking]] unharmed.

His UnstoppableRage over, he spends the rest of the comic communicating his desire to have guns (via a {{chainsaw|Good}}) looking for [[{{BFG}} a gun big enough to blow the demon away]]. But even if he personally stops this alien invasion, what kind of planet will we be leaving to our children? And our children's children? [[GreenAesop How will they live with all the undisposed toxic waste that we left to them to deal with and]]... oh, the humanity, his ''his big gun is out of bullets! (Better believe it, soldier!) ''Dynamite!''

In other words, this 90s comic book (originally a convention giveaway) has become
bullets!''

Farcical almost to the point of being nonsensical, it quickly became
a CultClassic thanks to being nonsensical its sheer over-the-top absurdity, and over-the-top.
its memetic dialogue has been referenced heavily in modern ''Doom'' games.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the game, Doomguy is a HeroicMime; the comic book version is a TalkativeLoon.

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* OhTheHumanity: Doomguy is in the midst of using this trope to lament both nuclear waste and his own newfound radioactivity, when..
-->'''Doomguy:'''''"The humanity! [[{{AvertedTrope}} My big gun]] [[{{SkewedPriorities}} is out of bullets!"]]''

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* OhTheHumanity: Doomguy is in the midst of using contemplating what sort of world we're leaving to our children when we're disposing of radioactive waste in a place where it's easy for people to randomly fall into it, then interrupts himself by quoting this trope to lament both nuclear waste and by name when he realizes [[SkewedPriorities the much bigger issue]] that his own newfound radioactivity, when..
-->'''Doomguy:'''''"The humanity! [[{{AvertedTrope}} My big gun]] [[{{SkewedPriorities}}
chaingun is out of bullets!"]]''bullets.



* RougeAnglesOfSatin: "heavy ordinance"

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* RougeAnglesOfSatin: "heavy ordinance"He praises the power of the plasma rifle by referring to the "sugar-sweet kiss of heavy ordinance"; it should be "ordnance".



* SortingAlgorithmOfWeaponEffectiveness: Pretty much the plot - Doomguy kills stuff, and gets a weapon better then his last one.
** Lampshaded when he soliloquizes about his vast respect for his shotgun, then instantly discards it in the next panel to pick up a chaingun.

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* SortingAlgorithmOfWeaponEffectiveness: Pretty much the plot - Doomguy kills stuff, and gets a weapon better then his last one.
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one. Lampshaded when he soliloquizes about his vast respect for his shotgun, then instantly discards it in the next panel to pick up a chaingun.



* ThoughtCaption: All captions reflect Doomguy's thoughts. The odd one out is "Scant seconds later...", which either isn't a thought, or a sign that Doomguy is even crazier than previously though.

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* ThoughtCaption: All captions reflect Doomguy's thoughts. The odd one out is "Scant seconds later...", which either isn't a thought, or a sign that Doomguy is even crazier than previously though.thought.



-->"As I stride knee deep through the dead. All is clear. I know what must be done..."

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-->"As I stride knee deep through the dead. All dead, all is clear. I know what must be done..."

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* ILoveNuclearPower: Not really, in this case: "Now I'm radioactive. [[AndThatsTerrible That can't be good]]."



* OhTheHumanity: Doomguy is in the midst of using this trope to lament both [[{{ILoveNuclearPower}} Nuclear Waste]] and his own newfound radioactivity, when..

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* OhTheHumanity: Doomguy is in the midst of using this trope to lament both [[{{ILoveNuclearPower}} Nuclear Waste]] nuclear waste and his own newfound radioactivity, when..
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The hero, a [[QuadDamage berserker packin']] man-and-a-half with a 12.0 on a 10.0 scale of badness, is attempting to [[LudicrousGibs RIP AND TEAR]] a huge [[OurDemonsAreDifferent cyberdemon's]] huge guts with his [[MegatonPunch Night Train]], when his berserker pack runs out, leaving the demon [[UnusualEuphemism bonking]] unharmed. His UnstoppableRage over, he spends the rest of the comic communicating his desire to have guns (via a {{chainsaw|Good}}) looking for [[{{BFG}} a gun big enough to blow the demon away]]. But even if he personally stops this alien invasion, what kind of planet will we be leaving to our children? And our children's children? [[GreenAesop How will they live with all the undisposed toxic waste that we left to them to deal with and]]... oh, the humanity, his big gun is out of bullets! (Better believe it, soldier!) ''Dynamite!''

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The hero, a [[QuadDamage berserker packin']] man-and-a-half with [[OnAScaleFromOneToTen a 12.0 on a 10.0 scale of badness, badness]], is attempting to [[LudicrousGibs RIP AND TEAR]] a huge [[OurDemonsAreDifferent cyberdemon's]] huge guts with his [[MegatonPunch Night Train]], when his berserker pack runs out, leaving the demon [[UnusualEuphemism bonking]] unharmed. His UnstoppableRage over, he spends the rest of the comic communicating his desire to have guns (via a {{chainsaw|Good}}) looking for [[{{BFG}} a gun big enough to blow the demon away]]. But even if he personally stops this alien invasion, what kind of planet will we be leaving to our children? And our children's children? [[GreenAesop How will they live with all the undisposed toxic waste that we left to them to deal with and]]... oh, the humanity, his big gun is out of bullets! (Better believe it, soldier!) ''Dynamite!''

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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope


The hero, a [[QuadDamage berserker packin']] man-and-a-half with [[UpToEleven a 12.0 on a 10.0 scale of badness]], is attempting to [[LudicrousGibs RIP AND TEAR]] a huge [[OurDemonsAreDifferent cyberdemon's]] huge guts with his [[MegatonPunch Night Train]], when his berserker pack runs out, leaving the demon [[UnusualEuphemism bonking]] unharmed. His UnstoppableRage over, he spends the rest of the comic communicating his desire to have guns (via a {{chainsaw|Good}}) looking for [[{{BFG}} a gun big enough to blow the demon away]]. But even if he personally stops this alien invasion, what kind of planet will we be leaving to our children? And our children's children? [[GreenAesop How will they live with all the undisposed toxic waste that we left to them to deal with and]]... oh, the humanity, his big gun is out of bullets! (Better believe it, soldier!) ''Dynamite!''

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The hero, a [[QuadDamage berserker packin']] man-and-a-half with [[UpToEleven a 12.0 on a 10.0 scale of badness]], badness, is attempting to [[LudicrousGibs RIP AND TEAR]] a huge [[OurDemonsAreDifferent cyberdemon's]] huge guts with his [[MegatonPunch Night Train]], when his berserker pack runs out, leaving the demon [[UnusualEuphemism bonking]] unharmed. His UnstoppableRage over, he spends the rest of the comic communicating his desire to have guns (via a {{chainsaw|Good}}) looking for [[{{BFG}} a gun big enough to blow the demon away]]. But even if he personally stops this alien invasion, what kind of planet will we be leaving to our children? And our children's children? [[GreenAesop How will they live with all the undisposed toxic waste that we left to them to deal with and]]... oh, the humanity, his big gun is out of bullets! (Better believe it, soldier!) ''Dynamite!''



* UpToEleven: Up to twelve, actually.
--> "I'm the man! I'm a bad man! How bad? Real bad! I`m a 12.0 on the 10.0 scale of badness!"

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* UpToEleven: Up to twelve, actually.
--> "I'm the man! I'm a bad man! How bad? Real bad! I`m a 12.0 on the 10.0 scale of badness!"
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Crosswicked from Lineage Ladder.

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* LineageLadder: After an unfortunate run-in with radioactive waste, Doomguy laments that even if he personally stops this alien invasion, what kind of planet will they be leaving to their children, and their children's children? And OhTheHumanity His big gun is out of bullets!
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* FirearmsAreCowardly: The story opens up with Doomguy tearing through demons with his fists and cries out he doesn't need guns because guns are for wussies. The trope is subverted when he gets to a Cyberdemon and his punches suddenly do nothing because his Berserker Pack wore off. He runs away with second thoughts, thinking maybe he does need a big gun after all, leading to the page quote.
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* OffModel: "Copious amounts" [[{{Understatement}} won't even begin to describe]] how off model the artwork in the comic is, but there are a few glaring examples:

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* OffModel: "Copious amounts" [[{{Understatement}} won't even begin to describe]] describe how off model the artwork in the comic is, but there are a few glaring examples:
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** [[ComicBook/LukeCageHeroForHire "Sweet Christmas!"]]

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** [[ComicBook/LukeCageHeroForHire [[ComicBook/LukeCage "Sweet Christmas!"]]

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