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** In issue 3, the JLA and the Avengers have had more than enough of the jackassery Franchise/{{Superman}} and Franchise/CaptainAmerica have been engaging in throughout the series.
** In issue 2, ComicBook/PlasticMan calls out Franchise/{{Batman}} on his {{hypocri|ticalHumor}}sy when Batman told their JLA teammates to ignore the problems of the Marvel Universe (including ComicBook/DoctorDoom, [[ComicBook/NewXMen the ruins of Genosha]], and ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk), yet he himself decides to keep ComicBook/ThePunisher from killing drug dealers.
** In issue 2, ComicBook/PlasticMan calls out Franchise/{{Batman}} on his {{hypocri|ticalHumor}}sy when Batman told their JLA teammates to ignore the problems of the Marvel Universe (including ComicBook/DoctorDoom, [[ComicBook/NewXMen the ruins of Genosha]], and ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk), yet he himself decides to keep ComicBook/ThePunisher from killing drug dealers.
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** In issue 3, the JLA and the Avengers have had more than enough of the jackassery Franchise/{{Superman}} ComicBook/{{Superman}} and Franchise/CaptainAmerica ComicBook/CaptainAmerica have been engaging in throughout the series.
** In issue 2, ComicBook/PlasticMan calls outFranchise/{{Batman}} ComicBook/{{Batman}} on his {{hypocri|ticalHumor}}sy when Batman told their JLA teammates to ignore the problems of the Marvel Universe (including ComicBook/DoctorDoom, [[ComicBook/NewXMen the ruins of Genosha]], and ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk), yet he himself decides to keep ComicBook/ThePunisher from killing drug dealers.
** In issue 2, ComicBook/PlasticMan calls out
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* ''Comicbook/JLAAvengers'' has two such moments:
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* ''ComicBook/TheSimpsonsFuturamaCrossoverCrisis'': When fictional characters from every book ever written are attacking everyone in New New York, including the Planet Express crew and the Simpsons, Bart points out to the fictional characters that he and his family are also made-up characters. Thus, if the fictional characters have to capture someone, they should capture the Planet Express crew, much to the latter's shock. After the PE crew members are handcuffed and the Simpsons are told they're free to go, Marge angrily tells her son that she's very disappointed in him.
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** At a point [[StalkerWithACrush Amy]] declares herself "Sonic's future sweetheart", prompting Cream to echo the sentiments of fans everywhere and call her out for her possessiveness.
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* In a crossover between Franchise/TombRaider and Comicbook/{{Witchblade}}, Sara Pezzini, a police officer, gives Lara Croft this when she witnesses Lara cold-bloodedly shooting two guards. Lara's reaction is to handwave away Sara's discomfort and offer to leave alive the next guard they find so he can be arrested.
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* In a crossover between Franchise/TombRaider ''Franchise/TombRaider'' and Comicbook/{{Witchblade}}, ''ComicBook/{{Witchblade}}'', Sara Pezzini, a police officer, gives Lara Croft this when she witnesses Lara cold-bloodedly shooting two guards. Lara's reaction is to handwave away Sara's discomfort and offer to leave alive the next guard they find so he can be arrested.
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** In the "Galileo Seven" adaptation, Samuel Boma calls out Spock for being insensitive towards Latimer's death (as he is busy admiring the handiwork and going into great detail about a crudely-made spear rather than burying or examining Latimer's body).
** In ''Countdown to Darkness'', Kirk has this reaction when Uhura tells him that she left Bones in charge of the ''Enterprise''.
** In the "Galileo Seven" adaptation, Samuel Boma calls out Spock for being insensitive towards Latimer's death (as he is busy admiring the handiwork and going into great detail about a crudely-made spear rather than burying or examining Latimer's body).
** In ''Countdown to Darkness'', Kirk has this reaction when Uhura tells him that she left Bones in charge of the ''Enterprise''.
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