History Webcomic / HopelesslyHeroic

* RealPersonCameo: A superhero cameo to ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', specifically to ''Creator/ChrisPratt'' and ''Creator/ZoeSaldana''.

* AccidentalMisnaming - Villain obliviously mispronounces and mistakes a lot of the good characters' names and ethnicities throughout the story.
* ArtEvolution - The comics feature a variety of artists and guest artists, and therefore transition from issue to issue with a new art style.
* BlackComedy - A lot of the comedy in Hopelessly Heroic is black humor, such as a melting homeless man:
* CensorBox - The censor box is used to block Jon's cock cock in various naked scenes. Later in the story, the artists and writers decide to just forego the censor box.
* CheapCostume - Tahoor's first attempt at a superhero costume.
* EasterEgg - There was an easter egg hidden on the website, as indicated in the disclaimer under the Section VIIIIXXVI and Section VIIXXOXOXOXO of the site's disclaimer page.
* EvilMinions - The evil minions of Villain are scientist strippers.
* {{Flashback}} - Sometimes the story delves into humorous flashbacks.
* {{Foreshadowing}} - The story foreshadows upcoming characters and events, such as this page, showing the name of the story's antagonist:
* FunnyBackgroundEvent - The story sometimes has funny background events. Notice Tahoor hiding the severed heads in this page:
* ImAHumanitarian & BadassinANiceSuit - The story's main antagonist, Villain, is a normal, sophisticated CEO of a major corporation by day. By night, he reigns terror as the Villain, and likes to reward himself by eating old ladies and drinking their blood.
* ImMelting - The drink in which Jon Cock consumes to gain his powers at the beginning of the story has some serious consequences when not drank properly.
* IntroDump - The beginning of the story is an intro dump, which takes place at a superhero meeting to introduce a bunch of ridiculous super heroes.
* IOweYouMyLife - Tahoor thinks he is in debt to Jon after Jon saves his life, thus becoming his sidekick, much to Jon's reluctance.
* {{Mentors}} & MrExposition & CrazyHomelessPeople - One character falls into these three tropes, acting like some kind of magical mentor who gives Jon the knowledge of his new powers.
* NoCommunitiesWereHarmed - The main setting, City, is basically just a mash-up of real-life cities such as Detroit, New York City, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
* {{Parody}} - Hopelessly Heroic parodies a lot of other comics, superheroes, and science fiction pop culture. Many of the characters are direct parodies of superheroes, for example Captain Chest to Captain America and Jon Cock to Superman.
* PetAndAnimalCompanionTropes - Tahoor and his pet hamster, Hambuddy.
* RealPersonCameo - A superhero cameo to ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', specifically to ''Creator/ChrisPratt'' and ''Creator/ZoeSaldana''.
* RecurringCharacter - The minor characters Baby-Squisher and Tahoor's parents recur every so often.
* RefusalOfTheCall - Tahoor brings to Jon's attention the potential he has to be a super hero, but Jon refuses on the fact that he is a no-life, and he has no drive or origin story. It's not until later, when Tahoor's life is in danger again from a sudden super villain in which Jon must act.
* ShoutOut - Hopelessly Heroic contains various shout-outs to DC, Marvel, and other comic, superhero, science fiction works that inspired it including a shout-out to the ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles''.
* SinisterSilhouettes - The first thugs that Jon Cock meets as a superhuman show a sinister silhouette.
* {{Superhero}} & Villains & Sidekicks - Hopelessly Heroic contains lots of superheroes and villains. So far, there have been superheroes such as Hero, Sidekick, Captain Chest, Macy, Baby-Squisher (who is more of a supervillain but hangs out with superheroes who don't seem to notice he's a horrible person), ArachniLad, Iron Palm, Super Gonzalo. There have been supervillains such as Villain, Khalid, and the Scientist Strippers.
* SuperheroesWearTights & SuperheroesWearCapes - The main superheroes wear tights. The tights that Captain Chest wears reveal his chest and nipples.
* SuperHeroOrigin - The first storyline consists of Jon Cock narrating his origin, plus goes into brief detail on some other characters' origin stories.
* SuperTeam - A humorous recruitment for a potential super team.
* TheAdjectivalSuperhero & CaptainSuperhero - Superhero names are popular in Hopelessly Heroic. At one point, Tahoor presents Jon a list of names after he gains his powers for the first time.
* TinTyrant & SpikesOfVillainy - Villain's super armor is spiky, villainy, and metal.
* VillainEpisode - The true agenda behind Lewis E. Furr's evil is revealed.
* VulgarHumor - A lot of the comedy is vulgar, such as the vile comments spewed from both the story's hero, Jon Cock, and the story's main antagonist, Villain.
* YouHaveToBelieveMe - Jon tries to convince his mother his superpowers, but due to Jon's crazy ridiculous adventures he gets in al the time anyways, she is reluctant to believe him.

* GuestArt - Hopelessly Heroic features guest artists between each story issue who draw one-page gag strips.

''[[http://www.hopelesslyheroic.com/ Hopelessly Heroic]]'' was a Canadian parody superhero story featuring ridiculous adventures involving a likable idiot who gained superhuman powers. It was drawn by various guest artists, and written by Nathan Bowler (creator of ''Webcomic/Superandom'') and Damien Fleury.

Compare ''Creator/DCComics'' and ''WesternAmination/SouthPark''.

* AccidentalMisnaming - Villain obliviously mispronounces and mistakes a lot of the good characters' names and ethnicities throughout the story. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/33/]]

* BlackComedy - A lot of the comedy in Hopelessly Heroic is black humor, such as an example from this melting homeless man: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/14/]]
* CensorBox - The censor box is used to block Jon's cock cock in various naked scenes. Later in the story, the artists and writers decide to just forego the censor box. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/9/]]
* CheapCostume - Tahoor's first attempt at a superhero costume. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/35/]]
* EasterEgg - There is an easter egg hidden on the website, as indicated in the disclaimer under the Section VIIIIXXVI and Section VIIXXOXOXOXO of the site's disclaimer page: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/disclaimer/]]
* EvilMinions - The evil minions of Villain are scientist strippers. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/31/]]
* {{Flashback}} - Sometimes the story delves into humorous flashbacks. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/21/]]
* {{Foreshadowing}} - The story foreshadows upcoming characters and events, such as this page, showing the name of the story's antagonist: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/4/]]
* FunnyBackgroundEvent - The story sometimes has funny background events. Notice Tahoor hiding the severed heads in this page: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/38/]]
* GuestArt - Hopelessly Heroic features guest artists between each story issue who draw one-page gag strips. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/34/]]

* ImMelting - The drink in which Jon Cock consumes to gain his powers at the beginning of the story has some serious consequences when not drank properly. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/15/]]
* IntroDump - The beginning of the story is an intro dump, which takes place at a superhero meeting to introduce a bunch of ridiculous super heroes. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/2/]]
* IOweYouMyLife - Tahoor thinks he is in debt to Jon after Jon saves his life, thus becoming his sidekick, much to Jon's reluctance. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/19/]]
* {{Mentors}} & MrExposition & CrazyHomelessPeople - One character falls into these three tropes, acting like some kind of magical mentor who gives Jon the knowledge of his new powers. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/12/]]

* PetAndAnimalCompanionTropes - Tahoor and his pet hamster, Hambuddy. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/32/]]
* RealPersonCameo - A superhero cameo to ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', specifically to ''Creator/ChrisPratt'' and ''Creator/ZoeSaldana'' is found here: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/29/]]
* RecurringCharacter - The minor characters Baby-Squisher [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/3/]] and Tahoor's parents recur every so often.
* RefusalOfTheCall - Tahoor brings to Jon's attention the potential he has to be a super hero, but Jon refuses on the fact that he is a no-life, and he has no drive or origin story. It's not until later, when Tahoor's life is in danger again from a sudden super villain in which Jon must act. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/35/]]
* ShoutOut - Hopelessly Heroic contains various shout-outs to DC, Marvel, and other comic, superhero, science fiction works that inspired it. A shout-out to the Ninja Turtles is found here: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/20/]]
* SinisterSilhouettes - The first thugs that Jon Cock meets as a superhuman show a sinister silhouette. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/16/]]

* SuperHeroOrigin - The first storyline consists of Jon Cock narrating his origin, plus goes into brief detail on some other characters' origin stories. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/3/]]
* SuperTeam - A humorous recruitment for a potential super team. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/34/]]
* TheAdjectivalSuperhero & CaptainSuperhero - Superhero names are popular in Hopelessly Heroic. At one point, Tahoor presents Jon a list of names after he gains his powers for the first time. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/31/]]
* TinTyrant & SpikesOfVillainy - Villain's super armor is spiky, villainy, and metal. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/36/]]
* VillainEpisode - The true agenda behind Lewis E. Furr's evil is revealed. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/33/]]
* VulgarHumor - A lot of the comedy is vulgar, such as the vile comments spewed from both the story's hero, Jon Cock, and the story's main antagonist, Villain: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/39/]]
* YouHaveToBelieveMe - Jon tries to convince his mother his superpowers, but due to Jon's crazy ridiculous adventures he gets in al the time anyways, she is reluctant to believe him. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/27/]]

''[[http://www.hopelesslyheroic.com/ Hopelessly Heroic]]'' is a Canadian parody superhero story featuring ridiculous adventures involving a likable idiot who gains superhuman powers. It is drawn by various guest artists, and written by Nathan Bowler and Damien Fleury.

* Many ridiculous superheroes, villains, and other characters drive the story, most notably '''Jon Cock a.k.a. Hero''' and his sidekick '''Tahoor Pradesh a.k.a. Sidekick''', '''Captain Chest''', '''Macy''', '''Baby-Squisher''', and '''Lewis E. Furr a.k.a. Villain'''.

The website is known to have a few hidden easter eggs hidden throughout. As well, the humorous slogan above the footer is always random with each new page reload or page refresh. You can click ''[[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/ here]]'' to visit the website.

And Twitter page: ''[[https://twitter.com/Hh_Comics Twitter Page]]''

!!''Hopelessly Heroic'' contains examples of:

* CryForHelp - Citizens in distress become very common as soon as you gain superhero powers. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/15/]]

* ''Main/Flashback'' - Sometimes the story delves into humorous flashbacks. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/21/]]
* ''Main/Foreshadowing'' - The story foreshadows upcoming characters and events, such as this page, showing the name of the story's antagonist: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/4/]]

* I'mAHumanitarian & BadassinANiceSuit - The story's main antagonist, Villain, is a normal, sophisticated CEO of a major corporation by day. By night, he reigns terror as the Villain, and likes to reward himself by eating old ladies and drinking their blood.

* Mentors & Mr.Exposition & CrazyHomelessPeople - One character falls into these three tropes, acting like some kind of magical mentor who gives Jon the knowledge of his new powers. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/12/]]

* Flashback - Sometimes the story delves into humorous flashbacks. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/21/]]
* Foreshadowing - The story foreshadows upcoming characters and events, such as this page, showing the name of the story's antagonist: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/4/]]

* IntroDump - The beginning of the story is an intro dump, which takes place at a superhero meeting to introduce a bunch of ridiculous super heroes. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/2/]]
* ArtEvolution - The comics feature a variety of artists and guest artists, and therefore transition from issue to issue with a new art style.

* YouHaveToBelieveMe - Jon tries to convince his mother his superpowers, but due to Jon's crazy ridiculous adventures he gets in al the time anyways, she is reluctant to believe him. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/27/]]
* RefusalOfTheCall - Tahoor brings to Jon's attention the potential he has to be a super hero, but Jon refuses on the fact that he is a no-life, and he has no drive or origin story. It's not until later, when Tahoor's life is in danger again from a sudden super villain in which Jon must act. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/35/]]
* VillainEpisode - The true agenda behind Lewis E. Furr's evil is revealed. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/33/]]
* EvilMinions - The evil minions of Villain are scientist strippers. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/31/]]
* TheAdjectivalSuperhero & CaptainSuperhero - Superhero names are popular in Hopelessly Heroic. At one point, Tahoor presents Jon a list of names after he gains his powers for the first time. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/31/]]
* PetAndAnimalCompanionTropes - Tahoor and his pet hamster, Hambuddy. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/32/]]
* Mentors & Mr.Exposition & CrazyHomelessPeople - One character falls into these three tropes, acting like some kind of magical mentor who gives Jon the knowledge of his new powers. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/12/]]

* BlackComedy - A lot of the comedy in Hopelessly Heroic is black humor, such as an example from this melting homeless man: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/14/]]
* VulgarHumor - A lot of the comedy is also vulgar, such as the vile comments spewed from both the story's hero, Jon Cock, and the story's main antagonist, Villain: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/39/]]
* EasterEgg - There is an easter egg hidden on the website, as indicated in the disclaimer under the Section VIIIIXXVI and Section VIIXXOXOXOXO of the site's disclaimer page: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/disclaimer/]]
* I'mMelting - The drink in which Jon Cock consumes to gain his powers at the beginning of the story has some serious consequences when not drank properly. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/15/]]
* CryForHelp - Citizens in distress become very common as soon as you gain superhero powers. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/15/]]
* Shout-Out - Hopelessly Heroic contains various shout-outs to DC, Marvel, and other comic, superhero, science fiction works that inspired it. A shout-out to the Ninja Turtles is found here: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/20/]]
* RealPersonCameo - A superhero cameo to ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', specifically to ''Creator/ChrisPratt'' and ''Creator/ZoeSaldana'' is found here: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/29/]]
* SinisterSilhouettes - The first thugs that Jon Cock meets as a superhuman show a sinister silhouette. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/16/]]
* Flashback - Sometimes the story delves into humorous flashbacks. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/21/]]
* Sidekick - After Jon saves Tahoor's life, Tahoor decides to join his side as his humorous little sidekick.

* {{Superhero}} & Villains - Hopelessly Heroic contains lots of superheroes and villains. So far, there have been superheroes such as Hero, Sidekick, Captain Chest, Macy, Baby-Squisher (who is more of a supervillain but hangs out with superheroes who don't seem to notice he's a horrible person), ArachniLad, Iron Palm, Super Gonzalo. There have been supervillains such as Villain, Khalid, and the Scientist Strippers.

* I'mAHumanitarian & BadassinANiceSuit - The story's main antagonist, Villain, is a normal, sophisticated CEO of a major corporation by day. By night, he reigns terror as the Villain, and likes to reward himself by eating old ladies and drinking their blood.
* NoCommunitiesWereHarmed - The main setting, City, is basically just a mash-up of real-life cities such as Detroit, New York City, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
* FunnyBackgroundEvent - The story sometimes has funny background events. Notice Tahoor hiding the severed heads in this page: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/38/]]

* CheapCostume - Tahoor's first attempt at a superhero costume. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/35/]]

* SuperHeroOrigin - The first storyline consists of Jon Cock narrating his origin, plus goes into brief detail on some other characters' origin stories. [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/3/]]

* I'mAHumanitarian - The story's main antagonist, Villain, is a normal, sophisticated CEO of a major corporation by day. By night, he reigns terror as the Villain, and likes to reward himself by eating old ladies and drinking their blood.

* {{Superhero}} - Hopelessly Heroic contains lots of superheroes and villains. So far, there have been superheroes such as Hero, Sidekick, Captain Chest, Macy, Baby-Squisher (who is more of a supervillain but hangs out with superheroes who don't seem to notice he's a horrible person), ArachniLad, Iron Palm, Super Gonzalo. There have been supervillains such as Villain, Khalid, and the Scientist Strippers.

* RealPersonCameo - A superhero cameo to ''Film/GuardiansoftheGalaxy'', specifically to ''Creator/ChrisPratt'' and ''Creator/ZoeSaldana'' is found here: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/29/]]

* RealPersonCameo - A superhero cameo to ''Film/Guardians of the Galaxy'', specifically to ''Creator/Chris Pratt'' and ''Creator/Zoe Saldana'' is found here: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/29/]]

'''Recurring Characters'''

The website is known to have a few hidden easter eggs hidden throughout (such as something called the secret of Doctor Irony). As well, the humorous slogan above the footer is always random with each new page reload or page refresh. You can click ''[[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/ here]]'' to visit the website.

* BlackComedy - A lot of the comedy in Hopelssly Heroic is black humor, such as an example from this melting homeless man:
* VulgarHumor - A lot of the comedy is also vulgar and shocking, such as the vile comments spewed from both the story's hero, Jon Cock, and the story's main antagonist, Villain:

* Shout-Out - Hopelessly Heroic contains various shout-outs to DC, Marvel, and other comic, superhero, science fiction works that inspired it. Many of the characters are direct parodies of superheroes, for example Captain Chest to Captain America and Jon Cock to Superman. A shout-out to the Ninja Turtles is found here: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/20/]]

* {{Irony}} - Irony is frequented in Superandom. The character, [[http://superandom.com/8-ironic_hero.html Doctor Irony,]] is a perfect example.
* {{God}} - God has shown up once. [[http://superandom.com/49-godly_decisions.html]]
* GodMode - As parodied in this comic about Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook: [[http://superandom.com/68-mark_the_trillionaire.html]]
* IncrediblyLamePun - As shown in this comic [[http://superandom.com/56-jimmy.html]] and this comic [[http://superandom.com/115-wave_stadium.html]].
* {{Invisibility}} - As shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/52-invisible_man.html]]
* KillerRobot - As shown in this comic [[http://superandom.com/33-garbage-bot.html]], as well as this comic [[http://superandom.com/29-the_ranpwm.html]].
* MadScientist - Just like the trope, EvilGenius, it is parodied in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/54-evil_doctors.html]]
* MagicalAsian - As shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/19-the_magic_elder.html]]
* MakeAWish - As shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/37-make_a_wish.html]]
* {{Metafiction}} - The comic features a lot of fourth wall, metafiction, and self-referential humor. Example: [[http://superandom.com/17-truths_revealed.html]]
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot - The Robo-Alien-Ninja-Pirate-Warrior-Machine: [[http://superandom.com/29-the_ranpwm.html]]
* {{Parody}} - Superandom parodies a lot of things, such as Smokey the Bear, Superman, and Mark Zuckerberg.
* PickOnSomeoneYourOwnSize - As parodied in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/76-bullies.html]]
* PrincessClassic & PrinceCharming - This comic [[http://superandom.com/32-courageous_coward.html]] parodies the two tropes.
* PunchLine - As parodied in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/79-punch_line.html]]
* RecurringCharacter - The stupid superhero [[http://superandom.com/20-super_lunch.html Hero Man]] is the most famous.
* RunningGag:
-->The world exploding is a running gag, as noted above in the trope, EarthShatteringKaboom.
-->Talking Trees are a small running gag. Example: [[http://superandom.com/11-crazy_talk.html]]
* SantaClaus - Santa shows up frequently in Superandom, as shown here [[http://superandom.com/40-naughty_list.html]] and here [[http://superandom.com/109-holidays.html]].
* SelfReferentialHumor - This happens frequently in Superandom.
* SpeechBubbles - As parodied in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/80-illiterate_stick_man.html]]
* StockSuperpowers - Hero Man has a lot of stock superpowers, which include flight, super-strength, super-speed, laser vision, and x-ray vision.
* {{Superhero}} - Superandom contains lots of superheroes and villains.
* SuperheroesWearTights & SuperheroesWearCapes - Hero Man and Sidekick Boy, as well as the other superheroes that frequently show up in Superandom, have sweet-ass tights and capes.
* TalkingAnimal - If animals could talk, they would just kill themselves for us. Example: [[http://superandom.com/66-hammy.html]]
* TemporalParadox - As shown in these two excellent examples of comics: [[http://superandom.com/60-paradox_comic.html]] & [[http://superandom.com/67-paradox_comic_2.html]]
* [[UsefulNotes/NuclearWeapons The Deadliest Mushroom]] - As shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/69-weather_update.html]]
* TheDitz - Lots of characters play the ditz. Example: [[http://superandom.com/104-khan_the_conqueror_2.html]]
* TheQuest - As shown in this comic [[http://superandom.com/50-end_quest.html]], as well as this comic [[http://superandom.com/64-dragon_booger.html]].
* ThiefBag - As shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/59-a_good_reason.html]]
* ThirteenIsUnlucky - They discuss this in the thirteenth comic: [[http://superandom.com/13-lucky_thirteen.html]]
* TickleTorture - As shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/18-untorturable.html]]
* TouchofDeath - As shown and parodied in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/42-death_of_death.html]]
* VideoGameLives - As parodied in this comic about Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook: [[http://superandom.com/68-mark_the_trillionaire.html]]
* VillainTeamUp - As shown in the end of this comic: [[http://superandom.com/36-captain_daysaver.html]]
* WhatDoesThisButtonDo? - As shown in this comic [[http://superandom.com/29-the_ranpwm.html]], as well as this comic [[http://superandom.com/21-do_not_push.html comic]].

* BlackComedy
* VulgarHumor

* RealPersonCameo - A superhero cameo to '''Film/Guardians of the Galaxy''', specifically to '''Creator/Chris Pratt''' and '''Creator/Zoe Saldana''' is found here: [[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/29/]]
* CrushKillDestroy - As shown in this comic [[http://superandom.com/33-garbage-bot.html]], as well as this comic [[http://superandom.com/29-the_ranpwm.html]].
* CrystalBall - Used by God: [[http://superandom.com/49-godly_decisions.html]]
* DoubleJump - As parodied in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/50-end_quest.html]]
* DrugsAreBad - The message is brought to you by Hero Man and Sidekick Boy: [[http://superandom.com/46-a_special_message.html]]
* EarthShatteringKaboom - This a running gag in the first several comics, as shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/2-stinky_apocalypse.html]]. Also, this comic takes it a step further: [[http://superandom.com/47-orb_of_destruction.html]]
* EvilGenius - Parodied in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/54-evil_doctors.html]]
* FourthWall - This is broken frequently in Superandom.

* Many recurring characters are in the story, most notably the main characters '''Jon Cock a.k.a. Hero''' and his sidekick '''Tahoor Pradesh a.k.a. Sidekick''', '''Captain Chest''', '''Macy''', '''Baby-Squisher''', and '''Lewis E. Furr a.k.a. Villain'''.

The website is known to have a few hidden easter eggs hidden throughout, such as the secret of Doctor Irony. As well, the humorous slogan above the footer (at the bottom of any webpage is always random with each new page reload or page refresh. You can click ''[[http://hopelesslyheroic.com/ here]]'' to visit the website.

!!''Superandom'' contains examples of:
* AlienInvasion - As shown in this comic [[http://superandom.com/35-ufo.html]], as well as this comic [[http://superandom.com/69-weather_update.html]].
* AltText
* AnimateInanimateObject - Superandom is a super random comic, therefore a lot of comics contain talking animate inanimate objects.
* ArtEvolution - The beginning comics show a slight art evolution from the new ones, and additionally, before 2011, all of the comics were drawn in the [[http://superandom.com/classics Classic]] style.
* BearTrap - This comic contains a bear-trap: [[http://superandom.com/55-bear_trap.html]]

* BloodSport - As shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/24-killball.html]]
* CaptainObvious - As shown in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/31-captain_obvious.html]]
* ClassicalMythology - Parodied in this comic: [[http://superandom.com/38-deciding_the_gods.html]]
* CrossOver - As shown in this comic between two completely different characters: [[http://superandom.com/92-goblin_siege.html]]