Edit War Print Comic

Okay so the troper My Little Xero has done a remove - add - remove for entries on the Ymmv page of Inhumans Vs Xmen. Which is an Edit War.

Official Couple/Word of Gay question Print Comic

Characters.Archie Comics Sonic The Hedgehog Freedom Fighters has been receiving a lot of pro-Sonic/Sally shipping moments lately, which are from before the comic was rebooted. In the post-reboot comic, Sally was instead extremely close with Nicole, and according to Ian Flynn, the Homoerotic Subtext between Sally and Nicole was entirely intentional on the writers' part, with a Bumblekast interview clarifying that post-reboot Sally was bi, had dated Sonic in the past but it didn't work out, and would eventually enter a committed relationship with Nicole.

I thought that was evidence enough to put Sally/Nicole as an official couple post-reboot with Sonic/Sally being pre-reboot specifically (especially since Ian had gotten sick of the shipping wars and made them just friends post-reboot), but Eagle70 deleted it and kept Sonic/Sally as the only official couple, citing a link to someone bashing Ian's podcast as evidence. Any advince for what to do? I think at the very least Sonic/Sally should be clarified as pre-reboot.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/article_history.php?article=Characters.ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehogFreedomFighters

Edit war on Inhumans vs X-Men Print Comic

My Little Xero has been deleting entries on both the main and the YMMV page of said event comic.

Whiel other tropers restored them on the main page, I did so on the YMMV page.

Granted, I could've reworked some of the more Natter-y ones before restoring, but still, he went ahead and deleted them again which counts as an edit war.

He also ignores the reasoning behind the edits. It's bit of a controversial storyline, but most of the fandom agreed that the writer went to pretty blant retcon and ass pull territory to make this an even conflict, with the Inhumans having long become a Replacement Scrappy for the X-Men. How to proceed?

Possible agenda-based troping? Print Comic

Troper JaneDoe1985 has been mass removing certain tropes from character pages, adding other ones, and has added a total of three Complete Monster entries to a non-YMMV page without going through the cleanup, all without leaving edit reasons. It appears they are engaging in agenda-based troping.

Can't create new works page Print Comic

The "Titlegoeshere" tropes page doesnt work. I cant make a new works-page by clicking on the Titlegoeshere-link and edit it, it says that "This Article is under administrative lock and currently not editable. Please visit the Administrivia Page to learn more.". I dont know what to do.

Is this a case of The Worf Effect? Print Comic

On X-Men: Recurring Characters and X-Men Brotherhood of Mutants, there's an instance cited as one where Kwannon kills Joseph, who is basically Magneto, to establish that she's a badass.

The trope states that someone defeats someone else in a fight to establish credibility.

Except... Joseph had just been taken down by one punch from the Juggernaut, was barely standing, and Kwannon just beheaded him when nobody knew she was there. So she didn't defeat Joseph so much as... steal a kill. Is it really The Worf Effect when the person didn't even participate in the fight and basically killed a helpless character? I think it was more just a dramatic reveal because nobody figured they'd use the character again.

This is the scene being referred to: https://comicnewbies.com/2019/04/20/kwannon-kills-magnetos-clone/amp/

The Lobo problem Print Comic

The page SelfDemonstrating.Lobo exists.

The page ComicBook.Lobo doesn't. Once upon a time, it was a redirect to the self-demonstrating page, but it was cutlisted with the following reason "Redirect to SelfDemonstrating.Lobo, causing people to treat the page as a legitimate work page rather than a Just For Fun page. [Anddrix]"

Beyond the fact that ComicBook.Lobo should exist as it is a genuine work, trope examples shouldn't be linking to a self-demonstrating page. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I do believe that it was clearly stated by mods that any such link (like SelfDemonstrating.Deadpool or SelfDemonstrating.The Joker to only name common ones) should be corrected to the ComicBook/ namespace.

However, in the case of Lobo, the result would be a red link. (There is currently 259 wicks.) What shall we do? Re-creating the redirect would seem to me the absolute minimum, until someone knowledgeable and/or courageous enough create an actual work page...

Cleaning up and Updating of the Red Hood related YMMV pages Print Comic

Hey everyone, I wanted to ask for help/feedback about what it should be done about the YMMV pages of both Red Hood and the Outlaws and Red Hood YMMV pages. The pages have been ignored for a long while with only a few tropers showing interest in keeping the entries up to date. One of the tropers that have, unfortunately, shows an obvious negative bias against the series and its writer, Scott Lobdell. I find the current state of the pages to be not only unhelpful for anyone interested in checking the series and/or the character and the personal views expressed to be somewhat out of place. I tried to fix the pages a little a while back, trying to be as objective as possible with my edits but I only succeeded in getting myself tangled in an Edit War with the aforementioned troper. Since I don't want the situation to repeat itself, and I'm still not satisfied with the pages' current status, I ask you for some help in improving those pages.

Question about an obscure DC Character Print Comic

I was reading information pertaining to Grant Morrison recently and it was referencing all the forms he has taken in various comics written by both himself and others. I unexpectedly had the topic come up again today in a conversation and was looking up a piece of information I had noticed. There was reference to (if I remember correctly) a Silver Age DC Comics time traveler that looked like Grant Morrison in his signature look years before he had adopted it. This isn't the Invisibles or anything since it wasn't by Morrison. It was just a weird coincidence someone was noting. Now, I know most time travelling characters across various publishers and I just can't place who this might actually be. It was either someone stretching what they thought or something I just haven't found through any cursory searching. I have a set of links from the day I saw that but I'll dig through all of it to find the answer. Was just seeing if there was a more expedient way of digging this up however. Now, is there anyone who might have any idea what I may be talking about?

Create a works page Print Comic

I want to create a works page for the DC comic series L.A.W (Living Assault Weapons). I did create a works page for the Spider-Man story Evil That Men Do but I had a sandbox blank provided for me and I can't figure out how to make another one.

Help editing Print Comic

I need help with editing and proof reading the character page for Spider-Man 2099. I started the page and I'm the only one editing it, so while I try to fix as much as possible, there are always some errors that escape my notice. Some help in actually troping would also be appreciated.

Adding pictures Print Comic

I'm making a page for the Spider-Man story Evil That Men Do. How do I add pictures please?

No Title Print Comic

I was browsing TearJerker.Comic Books and noticed an overabundance of TJ pages, as well as other Moments subpages, for Supergirl and Superman stories, some of which were only single issues. Upon going to said pages I found they weren't in any particular detail or necessarily sad, with TearJerker.Superman Vs The Amazing Spider Man having only one example and NightmareFuel.Superman Vs The Amazing Spider Man three but only two are credible. I think a majority of them could go on general Supergirl/Superman pages, but I wanted to be sure before moving anything. (Going by this query I think they've all been made by a ban-evader?)

EDIT: Also TearJerker.Jimmy Olsen and TearJerker.Lois Lane and other moment pages, like NightmareFuel.Lois Lane.

Adding pictures Print Comic

I'm making a page for the Spider-Man story Evil That Men Do. How do I add pictures please?

Removing a link to a piracy site Print Comic

Valérian had, in its lead section, a link to a piracy site on "can be read here". I've already messaged the troper who added it to not do it again, if anything else should be done or if it should be removed a certain way or by just removing it.

Is Characters/VenomHosts too wordy? Print Comic

Venom Hosts is filled with walls of text.

Each character folder has what amounts to a complete recap of the character's history which I don't think is the norm? Like, summarising a lot more is what's usually done, right? But the character pages for Venom are just filled with text, but the hosts especially have this going. Seemingly every single thing they've done is in the lead sections and it reads more like the script for a history video than anything else.

Should this be changed? Beyond just better paragraphing and getting rid of the insane amounts of detail, I think there's too much text in each lead section and it could be trimmed down a lot.

Edit warring Print Comic

Arawn999 added Half-Human Hybrid to Absolute Carnage and I deleted it because I felt it was Speculative Troping. It may or may not be — I think they're taking something literally and ignoring the sentence immediately after what they're likely using as evidence, and it's better to wait until the thing is made clearer — but they re-added it without discussion.

Link to edit: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/article_history.php?article=ComicBook.AbsoluteCarnage#edit24089397

Create a works page Print Comic

I would like to create a works page for the mini series, Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do. How can I do this please?

Rat-Man Print Comic

So I just stumbled upon Rat-Man. It and all of its subpages were created with a hyphen. I can't move them myself at the moment, so I figured I mention here so someone who has the time and wants to can do it.

Gamera comic book Print Comic

I'm thinking of starting a page for the 1996 Dark Horse Comics Gamera miniseries, but I'm not sure if I should title it Gamera (since as far as I know, it's the only comic book for the franchise), or Gamera: Guardian of the Universe, which is the miniseries' actual title.

Which do you think I should title it?

Creating an individual character page Print Comic

I was thinking of creating a Comic Book page for the Thing because Reed, Sue, and Johnny each have their own individual pages. However, I do not know how to create one. Would anyone be willing to guide me?

New Pages Print Comic

Can I add a Cleats page?

x-men complaining Print Comic

I removed two examples from Characters.X Men Recurring Characters regarding Revanche because one of the them read like speculation and the other was complaining. The editor re-added them so I would like a mod to weigh in.

• Replacement Goldfish: On a meta level. She was brought back solely so fans could have a version of the Psylocke they have known and loved for the past 30 years, even if she's a completely different character mentally.
• The Worf Effect: As part of Marvel's apparent ongoing effort to convince fans that Psylocke > Magneto, the first thing Kwannon does upon her return is to behead Magneto's Ax-Crazy clone Joseph. And just in case this wasn't convincing enough, she soon after got to worf Daken too. Is she your favorite yet, guys?

Can I remove factually wrong Dethroning Moments? Print Comic

On the Garfield page, the latest entry complains about a couple of strips that have "no joke to be found" or "seem to have no punchline." Except... They do have punchlines, and the person who posted those entries just didn't get the joke. Can I remove those examples, since they're factually incorrect?

(EDIT: As I wrote this, I realized that listing multiple unrelated strips goes against the rules anyway, so I could just delete the ones I listed. But for future reference—is it acceptable to delete Dethroning Moments that are evidently untrue? Like, I get that listing made-up lines from movies would be frowned upon, but is it okay to remove an entry because the entry claims a strip has no punchline when the strip in fact has one?