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* In ''ComicBook/TheBoys''[='=] Vietnam War flashback, after wiping out American troops armed with a crappy new rifle supplied by [[EvilInc Vought-American]], the VC leave the dead GI's weapons stuck in the ground with their helmets on top. However, the helmets aren't [[DecapitationPresentation empty]]....

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* ''ComicBook/TheBoys'': In ''ComicBook/TheBoys''[='=] the [='=] Vietnam War flashback, after wiping out American troops armed with a crappy new rifle supplied by [[EvilInc Vought-American]], the VC leave the dead GI's weapons stuck in the ground with their helmets on top. However, the helmets aren't [[DecapitationPresentation empty]]....



* At the end of ''ComicBook/CombatKellyAndHisDeadlyDozen'' #4, the Dozen leave a rifle with his helmet atop it stuck into the ground besides the body of Captain Conner. However, as a mark of their LastDisrespects, they do not bother to bury the body.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' #140, Puss in Boots is thought dead. Briar Rose marks his cairn by placing his rapier in the pile of stones and hanging his musketeer hat on it.
* In ''Comicbook/{{Hitman}}'', Tommy gives ex-Para Bob a tombstone consisting of his gun, and a scrap of wood with "God is airborne" written on it.

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* ''ComicBook/CombatKellyAndHisDeadlyDozen'': At the end of ''ComicBook/CombatKellyAndHisDeadlyDozen'' issue #4, the Dozen leave a rifle with his helmet atop it stuck into the ground besides the body of Captain Conner. However, as a mark of their LastDisrespects, they do not bother to bury the body.
* ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'': In ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' issue #140, Puss in Boots is thought dead. Briar Rose marks his cairn by placing his rapier in the pile of stones and hanging his musketeer hat on it.
* In ''Comicbook/{{Hitman}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Hitman|1993}}'': Tommy gives ex-Para Bob a tombstone consisting of his gun, and a scrap of wood with "God is airborne" written on it.



* In the ''Comicbook/SgtRock'' comics, the graves of fallen members of Easy Company were usually marked with their rifle and helmet. This was featured the cover of the ''Between Hell and a Hard Place'' GN, and in the story itself Wildman instructs some new privates to do this for a fallen comrade.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Tomahawk}}'' #106, the Rangers think Tomahawk is killed in an avalanche. They mark his resting place with his tomahawk and coonskin cap.

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* In the ''Comicbook/SgtRock'' comics, the ''ComicBook/SgtRock'': The graves of fallen members of Easy Company were usually marked with their rifle and helmet. This was featured the cover of the ''Between Hell and a Hard Place'' GN, and in the story itself Wildman instructs some new privates to do this for a fallen comrade.
* ''ComicBook/{{Tomahawk}}'': In ''ComicBook/{{Tomahawk}}'' issue #106, the Rangers think Tomahawk is killed in an avalanche. They mark his resting place with his tomahawk and coonskin cap.
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* An episode early in the first season of ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' goes through a FieldOfBlades that was a battefield in an GreatOffscreenWar. Near the end of the season, the Crystal Gems return and it's clarified that each weapon is from a Gem that died in battle. Because the situation was getting rather drastic, they resorted [[RobbingTheDead taking some of the weapons from the field]].

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* An episode early in the first season of ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' goes through a FieldOfBlades that was a battefield battlefield in an GreatOffscreenWar. Near the end of the season, the Crystal Gems return and it's clarified that each weapon is from a Gem that died in battle. Because the situation was getting rather drastic, they resorted [[RobbingTheDead taking some of the weapons from the field]].

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* ''Film/{{Goyokin}}''. After their climatic DuelToTheDeath SwordFight, the hero does a SwordPlant with his brother-in-law's sword on his grave marker, and [[IWillFightNoMoreForever plants his own sword there as well.]]



* ''Film/TheMasterGunfighter''. After their climatic DuelToTheDeath SwordFight, Finley does a SwordPlant with his brother-in-law's sword on his grave, and [[IWillFightNoMoreForever plants his own sword there as well.]]
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* ''Film/TheMasterGunfighter''. After their climatic DuelToTheDeath SwordFight, Finley leaves does a SwordPlant with his brother-in-law's sword on the grave, and [[IWillFightNoMoreForever leaves his own sword there as well.]]

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* ''Film/TheMasterGunfighter''. After their climatic DuelToTheDeath SwordFight, Finley leaves does a SwordPlant with his brother-in-law's sword on the his grave, and [[IWillFightNoMoreForever leaves plants his own sword there as well.]]
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* ''Film/TheMasterGunfighter''. After their climatic DuelToTheDeath SwordFight, Finley leaves does a SwordPlant with his brother-in-law's sword on the grave, and [[IWillFightNoMoreForever leaves his own sword there as well.]]

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