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Line 12: == Comic Books == * A group of onetime villains in ''[[Spider-Man]]'' comic (four criminals who learned to copy Vulture's wings) used those. The curare was fatal for ~~humans -- Spider~~humans—Spider Man was too tough to die, but would get stiffer with every dart and actually got close to succumbing. The next issue, he had to save their lives when the real Vulture came to town. * In one ''[[Batman]]'' storyline during the ''[[Zero Hour]]'' series, [[The Joker]] frames Batman for the Penguin's murder by having a henchman shoot a poison dart this way, thus making it appear as if Batman knocked Penguin off a side railing with his Batarang and made the villain fall to his death. Line 41: * ''[[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] Fantasy'' has these as a Wargear option for Skinks, and a Huge version for mounting on dinosaurs. * ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'': The ''Unearthed Arcana'' (1985) supplement introduced the blowgun (which was ~~4-7~~4–7 feet long) as an available weapon. The needle did only one [[Hit Point]] of damage, and was therefore only effective if poisoned. == Video Games ==

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