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== [[Web Comics]] ==
* The first iteration of ''[[Evil Inc.]]'' has Captain Heroic compromising his morals and blowing a secret marriage a few times if it means saving Miss Match, or their unborn child as shown in a flashback. In the second iteration, Captain Heroic rebuffs her a few times for her safety and when he suspects her of poisoning his dad, pointing out that he has less to lose as a superhero, but she can get ''killed'' if anyone finds out about their secret relationship.
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** Snoopy has his moments. In the comics, he and Charlie Brown have an understanding where Charlie Brown tolerates his dog's imaginings, and Snoopy is happy to greet his human. During a brief falling-out where Charlie Brown accidentally cost Snoopy a world record during a baseball game, they agreed to a truce when Charlie Brown offered to make Snoopy the team manager. Some of the cartoons by comparison have moments where Snoopy is more disparaging of Charlie Brown and less than emotionally supportive; Charlie Brown also offered Snoopy the manager position when the latter was upset about another baseball game lost, making the grievance pettier.
* In ''[[DC Super Hero Girls]]'', Kara/Supergirl is more hot-tempered, snarky, and rebellious than most versions of the character, more like [[Power Girl]]. In fact, she technically ''is'' Power Girl in this version, taking the name, costume, and identity in one episode. And ''that'' one episode only makes her narcissistic from public admiration, making her ''more'' of a jerk.
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