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"Batty and Gay", simply put, is a porn comic, but not one of the usual kind - as it's one of the funniest you'll ever find. |
"Batty and Gay", simply put, is a porn comic, but not one of the usual kind - as it's one of the funniest you'll ever find. |
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The eponymous Batty, [[Meaningful Name|as her name implies]]<ref> "Battona" is Italian for "whore".</ref>, is a [[Dumb Blonde|dumb, blonde]] [[Expy]] of [[Marilyn Monroe]] <ref> Don't get this wrong: they don't share much, looks aside.</ref> who worked as a whore [[It Runs in The Family|(a family thing, really)]] until Bruce Reed, better known by his nickname [[Exactly What It Says |
The eponymous Batty, [[Meaningful Name|as her name implies]]<ref> "Battona" is Italian for "whore".</ref>, is a [[Dumb Blonde|dumb, blonde]] [[Expy]] of [[Marilyn Monroe]] <ref> Don't get this wrong: they don't share much, looks aside.</ref> who worked as a whore [[It Runs in The Family|(a family thing, really)]] until Bruce Reed, better known by his nickname [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|"Gay"]], freed her from her street-walking job, only to find her a new one by masquerading her as a male-to-female transwoman at the [[Punny Name|"Ku Kul Klan"]]<ref> Then again, "culo" (hence "kulo", then "kul") is Italian for "ass".</ref> [[Where Everybody Knows Your Flame|gay]] [[It Got Worse|nightclub.]] |
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[[Broken Masquerade|It doesn't last long however,]] [[Hilarity Ensues|and things go downhill from there.]] |
[[Broken Masquerade|It doesn't last long however,]] [[Hilarity Ensues|and things go downhill from there.]] |
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The comic is written in a delightfully hilarious way, poking fun at its [[Porn |
The comic is written in a delightfully hilarious way, poking fun at its [[Porn with Plot]] premise and taking it [[Up to Eleven]] as the two protagonists even [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshade]] it by [[No Fourth Wall|acknowledging their status as fictional characters.]] |
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"Batty and Gay", simply put, is a porn comic, but not one of the usual kind - as it's one of the funniest you'll ever find.
The eponymous Batty, as her name implies[1], is a dumb, blonde Expy of Marilyn Monroe [2] who worked as a whore (a family thing, really) until Bruce Reed, better known by his nickname "Gay", freed her from her street-walking job, only to find her a new one by masquerading her as a male-to-female transwoman at the "Ku Kul Klan"[3] gay nightclub.
It doesn't last long however, and things go downhill from there.
The comic is written in a delightfully hilarious way, poking fun at its Porn with Plot premise and taking it Up to Eleven as the two protagonists even lampshade it by acknowledging their status as fictional characters.
- Badass Biker: Gay.
- Broken Masquerade: while faking to be a transsexual, Batty ruins everything in the most stupid (and hilarious) way you can imagine.
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(the owner of the "Ku Kul Klan" sticks a hand inside Batty's pubes, only to pull it out and see it got dirty with her blood) |
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- Camp Gay: Gay. Have you seen the page image?!
- Comically Missing the Point: when Gay is raping Silly (see Refuge in Audacity below) and he's about to climax, this exchange occurs.
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Gay: "I'm coming!" |
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- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: when Mr. Mazza ("Mr. Wang"), the owner of "Ku Kul Klan", punches Gay in the face... Gay retaliates.
- Dirty Old Man: Silly's father. Guess why he hired Batty.
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Jack: "Get off your clothes." |
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- Hurricane of Puns: it's a porn comic. With humor. This trope is inevitable.
- Mama Bear: once the rape described under Refuge in Audacity below occurs, Silly's mom is ripshit
- No Fourth Wall: this exchange, for example.
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Batty: "Man, isn't our luck shitty. It's the second time in a row we get fired and kicked in the ass!" |
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- Oh Crap: it happens quite often.
- Real Men Wear Lipstick: Gay, as well as Colleoni ("Balls") the bouncer of the "Ku Kul Klan".
- Refuge in Audacity: Gay takes advantage of Silly, the not exactly bright son of his and Batty's bosses, as soon as the second issue.