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** The DistantPrologue spends most of its run pretending to be a typical disease outbreak story, making the comic join a long list of works that can be harder to read after Covid-19 became a pandemic in 2020. On top of this, the Rash (the comic's iteration of ThePlague) and Covid-19 both have a TyphoidMary phase that can last up to two weeks and possibly share means of transmission [[labelnote:note]]The Rash isn't outright stated to have a droplet transmission mode in-comic, but the ways it can be caught from infected, but non-zombified people fit with one[[/labelnote]].
** The Finland segment of the prologue in particular accidentally became a snapshot of its 2020 real-life counterpart. By that point, people are wearing face masks in public and Eino discusses a possible future ban on public gathering places. There is also a radio show host complaining about Sweden being stubborn about closing its borders, which is the main anti-Rash measure countries are taking one after another in the comic; during the Covid-19 pandemic, Sweden became notorious for having significantly more lax lockdown measures than the other Nordics.
** The DistantPrologue spends most of its run pretending to be a typical disease outbreak story, making the comic join a long list of works that can be harder to read after Covid-19 became a pandemic in 2020. On top of this, the Rash (the comic's iteration of ThePlague) and Covid-19 both have a TyphoidMary phase that can last up to two weeks and possibly share means of transmission [[labelnote:note]]The Rash isn't outright stated to have a droplet transmission mode in-comic, but the ways it can be caught from infected, but non-zombified people fit with one[[/labelnote]].
** The Finland segment of the prologue in particular accidentally became a snapshot of its 2020 real-life counterpart. By that point, people are wearing face masks in public and Eino discusses a possible future ban on public gathering places. There is also a radio show host complaining about Sweden being stubborn about closing its borders, which is the main anti-Rash measure countries are taking one after another in the comic; during the Covid-19 pandemic, Sweden became notorious for having significantly more lax lockdown measures than the other Nordics.
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** On page 18, [[https://www.deviantart.com/morganicfoods/art/P18-Anecdote-of-Error-809366466 Atshi tells Luntsha that anyone who hurts her family will face the wrath of a magical warrior]]. Luntsha asks if that’s why Atshi is attending their school, and Atshi denies this. Much later, Shimei reveals that housekeepers aren’t supposed to attend magic schools at all.
** Shimei’s taunts are bad from the start, but become even worse once we learn that she bullies Atshi because she thinks she’s being uppity.
** Luntsha never gets the chance to tutor Atshi in magic like she said she’d do on page 27, because [[spoiler:she gets expelled]] just a few days later in WebcomicTime. Even worse, two pages later she says, “They won’t kick you out. [[TemptingFate At least, not on my watch.]]”
** On page 18, [[https://www.deviantart.com/morganicfoods/art/P18-Anecdote-of-Error-809366466 Atshi tells Luntsha that anyone who hurts her family will face the wrath of a magical warrior]]. Luntsha asks if that’s why Atshi is attending their school, and Atshi denies this. Much later, Shimei reveals that housekeepers aren’t supposed to attend magic schools at all.
** Shimei’s taunts are bad from the start, but become even worse once we learn that she bullies Atshi because she thinks she’s being uppity.
** Luntsha never gets the chance to tutor Atshi in magic like she said she’d do on page 27, because [[spoiler:she gets expelled]] just a few days later in WebcomicTime. Even worse, two pages later she says, “They won’t kick you out. [[TemptingFate At least, not on my watch.]]”
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** In comic 1720, an exasperated Dora tells (a mildly terrified) Hannelore and Cosette that "It's a friggin' coffee shop. Don't show up drunk or high and try not to fuck up too much and you'll be fine." [[spoiler:Many strips later, during a alcohol-fueled downwards spiral, Faye shows up to work drunk, and gets fired. It's one of the series' hardest moments to take.]]
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* ''Webcomic/{{Mulberry}}'' had a 2015 ''BANG! Magazine''-exclusive story, "My Fat Lady", that comes off as this after the release of ''Film/Ghostbusters2016''. The comic ends with the less crude Creator/MelissaMcCarthy helping the movie earn a reception as glowing as that of ''Film/Ghostbusters1984''. The hopes that ''Ghostbusters'' would boast one of [=McCarthy=]'s least crude performances would eventually come true, but it would only earn a SoOkayItsAverage critical reception and box office performance[[note]]a 73% Website/RottenTomatoes score vs. the original's 97%, and a worldwide gross that covered the production budget, but not advertising[[/note]].
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* ''Webcomic/{{Mulberry}}'' had a 2015 ''BANG! Magazine''-exclusive story, "My Fat Lady", that comes off as this after the release of ''Film/Ghostbusters2016''. The comic ends with the less crude has Mulberry help Creator/MelissaMcCarthy helping re-develop a less self-shameful sense of humor, earning the movie earn a reception as glowing as that of ''Film/Ghostbusters1984''. The hopes that ''Ghostbusters'' would boast one of [=McCarthy=]'s least crude performances would eventually come true, but it would only earn a SoOkayItsAverage critical reception and box office performance[[note]]a 73% Website/RottenTomatoes score vs. the original's 97%, and a worldwide gross that covered the production budget, but not advertising[[/note]].
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* ''Webcomic/VGCats'' had a small gag, in its 26th comic, about Elmo [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo]] getting caught in a sex scandal. Years later, it turned out that Elmo's puppeteer, who had the job when the strip was published and ultimately had it for over 30 years, might have been a statutory rapist and had to resign.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Mulberry}}'' had a 2015 ''BANG! Magazine''-exclusive story, "My Fat Lady", that comes off as this after the release of ''Film/Ghostbusters2016''. The comic ends with the less crude Creator/MelissaMcCarthy helping the movie earn a reception as glowing as that of ''Film/Ghostbusters1984'', prompting Sony to greenlight yet another ''Ghostbusters'' movie.''Film/Ghostbusters1984''. The hopes that ''Ghostbusters'' would boast one of [=McCarthy=]'s least crude performances would eventually come true, but it would only earn a SoOkayItsAverage critical reception and box office performance[[note]]a 73% Website/RottenTomatoes score vs. the original's 97%, and a worldwide gross that covered the production budget, but not advertising[[/note]], leaving Sony to question the feasibility of another movie. advertising[[/note]].
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* ''Webcomic/{{Mulberry}}'' had a 2015 ''BANG! Magazine''-exclusive story, "My Fat Lady", that comes off as this after the release of ''Film/Ghostbusters2016''.
** The comic ends with the less crude Creator/MelissaMcCarthy helping the movie earn a reception as glowing as that of ''Film/Ghostbusters1984'', prompting Sony to greenlight yet another ''Ghostbusters'' movie. The hopes that ''Ghostbusters'' would boast one of [=McCarthy=]'s least crude performances would eventually come true, but it would only earn a SoOkayItsAverage critical reception and box office performance[[note]]a 73% Website/RottenTomatoes score vs. the original's 97%, and a worldwide gross that covered the production budget, but not advertising[[/note]], leaving Sony to question the feasibility of another movie.
** The comic ends with the less crude Creator/MelissaMcCarthy helping the movie earn a reception as glowing as that of ''Film/Ghostbusters1984'', prompting Sony to greenlight yet another ''Ghostbusters'' movie. The hopes that ''Ghostbusters'' would boast one of [=McCarthy=]'s least crude performances would eventually come true, but it would only earn a SoOkayItsAverage critical reception and box office performance[[note]]a 73% Website/RottenTomatoes score vs. the original's 97%, and a worldwide gross that covered the production budget, but not advertising[[/note]], leaving Sony to question the feasibility of another movie.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Mulberry}}'' had a 2015 ''BANG! Magazine''-exclusive story, "My Fat Lady", that comes off as this after the release of ''Film/Ghostbusters2016''.
**''Film/Ghostbusters2016''. The comic ends with the less crude Creator/MelissaMcCarthy helping the movie earn a reception as glowing as that of ''Film/Ghostbusters1984'', prompting Sony to greenlight yet another ''Ghostbusters'' movie. The hopes that ''Ghostbusters'' would boast one of [=McCarthy=]'s least crude performances would eventually come true, but it would only earn a SoOkayItsAverage critical reception and box office performance[[note]]a 73% Website/RottenTomatoes score vs. the original's 97%, and a worldwide gross that covered the production budget, but not advertising[[/note]], leaving Sony to question the feasibility of another movie.
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** The comic ends with the less crude Creator/MelissaMcCarthy helping the movie earn a reception as glowing as that of ''Film/Ghostbusters1984'', prompting Sony to greenlight yet another ''Ghostbusters'' movie. The hopes that ''Ghostbusters'' would boast one of [=McCarthy=]'s least crude performances would eventually come true, but it would only earn a SoOkayItsAverage critical reception and box office performance[[note]]a 73% Website/RottenTomatoes score vs. the original's 97%, and a worldwide gross that covered the production budget, but not advertising[[/note]], leaving Sony to question the feasibility of another movie.
** The replacement of Leslie Jones implies with a cross-dressing Tracy Morgan implies, either intentionally or unintentionally, that Jones didn't seem worth readers' attention.[[note]]Author Peter Paltridge has admitted never hearing about her before she became a Ghostbuster.[[/note]] Hackers and harassers would eventually demonstrate otherwise, by targeting her. Fans would also express support and sympathy for Jones in the wake of their torment.
** The comic ends with the less crude Creator/MelissaMcCarthy helping the movie earn a reception as glowing as that of ''Film/Ghostbusters1984'', prompting Sony to greenlight yet another ''Ghostbusters'' movie. The hopes that ''Ghostbusters'' would boast one of [=McCarthy=]'s least crude performances would eventually come true, but it would only earn a SoOkayItsAverage critical reception and box office performance[[note]]a 73% Website/RottenTomatoes score vs. the original's 97%, and a worldwide gross that covered the production budget, but not advertising[[/note]], leaving Sony to question the feasibility of another movie.
** The replacement of Leslie Jones implies with a cross-dressing Tracy Morgan implies, either intentionally or unintentionally, that Jones didn't seem worth readers' attention.[[note]]Author Peter Paltridge has admitted never hearing about her before she became a Ghostbuster.[[/note]] Hackers and harassers would eventually demonstrate otherwise, by targeting her. Fans would also express support and sympathy for Jones in the wake of their torment.
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* ''Webcomic/TheEasyBreather'': Two British news reports are related to the DVD JennyEverywhere and Samantha Lewis watched:
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* An extremely fast one in ''ScaryGoRound'', which introduced a parody of MichaelJackson with a CreepyChild servant just a couple weeks before his death. The author commented:
-->'''John Allison:''' The last thing anyone expects, when they have introduced a character who is a kind of grotesque version of a world superstar, is for that superstar to die. It is entirely possible that Michael Jackson sat down to read ''Scary Go Round'' yesterday, began to turn slowly purple at what he saw, and collapsed clutching his arm. Actually I know that isn't true. Jackson was on record (citation needed) as more of a ''DresdenCodak'' man.
* In Webcomic/CuantaVida : "If I killed 'em, they'ed replace 'em with someone faster." [[spoiler: Poor, poor Liam]]
-->'''John Allison:''' The last thing anyone expects, when they have introduced a character who is a kind of grotesque version of a world superstar, is for that superstar to die. It is entirely possible that Michael Jackson sat down to read ''Scary Go Round'' yesterday, began to turn slowly purple at what he saw, and collapsed clutching his arm. Actually I know that isn't true. Jackson was on record (citation needed) as more of a ''DresdenCodak'' man.
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-->'''John Allison:''' The last thing anyone expects, when they have introduced a character who is a kind of grotesque version of a world superstar, is for that superstar to die. It is entirely possible that Michael Jackson sat down to read ''Scary Go Round'' yesterday, began to turn slowly purple at what he saw, and collapsed clutching his arm. Actually I know that isn't true. Jackson was on record (citation needed) as more of a''DresdenCodak'' ''Webcomic/DresdenCodak'' man.
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-->'''John Allison:''' The last thing anyone expects, when they have introduced a character who is a kind of grotesque version of a world superstar, is for that superstar to die. It is entirely possible that Michael Jackson sat down to read ''Scary Go Round'' yesterday, began to turn slowly purple at what he saw, and collapsed clutching his arm. Actually I know that isn't true. Jackson was on record (citation needed) as more of a
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** It gets worse -- Jeph Jacques has admitted to a dependence on alcohol and a series of mental issues, so the dozens of strips about depressive people heavily-drinking to unwind gets a bit uncomfortable.
** It gets worse -- Jeph Jacques has admitted to a dependence on alcohol and a series of mental issues, so the dozens of strips about depressive people heavily-drinking to unwind gets a bit uncomfortable.
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** [[http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=858 The last panel of this]] strip (in strip, in which Dora freaks out about possibly sabotaging her relationship with Marten) Marten, has this effect if you've read through the rest of the series.
** It gets worse -- Jeph Jacques has admitted to a dependence on alcohol and a series of mental issues, so the dozens of strips about depressive peopleheavily-drinking drinking heavily to unwind gets a bit uncomfortable.
* ''Webcomic/TheEasyBreather'': Two British news reports are related to the DVD JennyEverywhere and Samantha Lewis watched:
** Sometime in 2010, ITN reported on an Indonesian boy, then 2 years old, who started smoking at the age of 18 months.
** In July 2013, [=ParentDish=] UK had an article headlined "Parents who smoke 'deprive their kids of food, clothes and presents to fund habit'".
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** Sometime in 2010, ITN reported on an Indonesian boy, then 2 years old, who started smoking at the age of 18 months.
** In July 2013, [=ParentDish=] UK had an article headlined "Parents who smoke 'deprive their kids of food, clothes and presents to fund habit'".
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* In an ''Webcomics/ExterminatusNow'' strip, [[{{Jerkass}} Lothar]] theorizes that Australian entertainer Rolf Harris is actually a pedophile based on his mannerisms and elements of his show. Eastwood reacts furiously and storms off in disgust, calling Harris a "national treasure". Come 2014 and Harris is arrested for child molestation, meaning Lothar was right all along.
** To make matters worse, the strip was accompanied by a disclaimer reminding the readers that despite the characters being self inserts that their opinions didn't reflect any of theirs. Which means presumably they were all as shocked as EN!Eastwood was once the news came out.
** To make matters worse, the strip was accompanied by a disclaimer reminding the readers that despite the characters being self inserts that their opinions didn't reflect any of theirs. Which means presumably they were all as shocked as EN!Eastwood was once the news came out.
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** To make matters worse, the strip was accompanied by a disclaimer reminding the readers that despite the characters being self inserts that their opinions didn't reflect any of theirs. Which means presumably they were all as shocked as EN!Eastwood was once the news came out.
** To make matters worse, the strip was accompanied by a disclaimer reminding the readers that despite the characters being self inserts that their opinions didn't reflect any of theirs. Which means presumably they were all as shocked as EN!Eastwood was once the news came out.
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\"Keep in mind, this trope is for stuff that was already dramatic/serious to begin with, but is now worse due to history. For stuff that started out funny and now isn\'t because of history, the correct trope is \"Funny Aneurysm\" Moment.\" Or rather, this should be a Cerebus Retcon, since not only is it in-comic events, but it was planned all along.
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* Oh, Creator/AndrewHussie. Must you splatter blood on ''every'' happy memory in ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}''? While a full list of touching or funny moments to later endure the [[CerebusSyndrome grim hand of Cerebus]] would break the wiki, one of the best has to be the Wayward Vagabond's Can Town, which started out as a funny thing he did for no real reason and became soul-destroyingly tragic when we learned about [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=003701 this]].
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* ''{{xkcd}}'': The mouseover text for [[http://xkcd.com/625/ strip #625, "Collections"]], reads: "You know what really helps an existential crisis? Wondering how much shelf space to leave for a TerryPratchett collection."
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* ''{{xkcd}}'': The mouseover text for [[http://xkcd.com/625/ strip #625, "Collections"]], reads: "You know what really helps an existential crisis? Wondering how much shelf space to leave for a TerryPratchett collection.""
*The last page of this [[http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=858]] ''Questionable Content'' strip has this effect if you've read through the rest of the series.
*The last page of this [[http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=858]] ''Questionable Content'' strip has this effect if you've read through the rest of the series.
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* Extremely fast one in ''ScaryGoRound'', which introduced a parody of MichaelJackson with a CreepyChild servant just a couple weeks before his death. The author commented:
-->'''John Allison:''' The last thing anyone expects, when they have introduced a character who is a kind of grotesque version of a world superstar, is for that superstar to die. It is entirely possible that Michael Jackson sat down to read Scary Go Round yesterday, began to turn slowly purple at what he saw, and collapsed clutching his arm. Actually I know that isn't true. Jackson was on record (citation needed) as more of a DresdenCodak man.
* ''{{xkcd}}'': The mouseover text for [[http://xkcd.com/625/ strip #625, "Collections"]], reads: "You know what really helps an existential crisis? Wondering how much shelf space to leave for a TerryPratchett collection."
-->'''John Allison:''' The last thing anyone expects, when they have introduced a character who is a kind of grotesque version of a world superstar, is for that superstar to die. It is entirely possible that Michael Jackson sat down to read Scary Go Round yesterday, began to turn slowly purple at what he saw, and collapsed clutching his arm. Actually I know that isn't true. Jackson was on record (citation needed) as more of a DresdenCodak man.
* ''{{xkcd}}'': The mouseover text for [[http://xkcd.com/625/ strip #625, "Collections"]], reads: "You know what really helps an existential crisis? Wondering how much shelf space to leave for a TerryPratchett collection."
