Cape and Cowl: Difference between revisions

* [[Civilian Villain]]: Many supervillains have managed to forge successful and lucrative 'legitimate' careers through their 'reformations.'

* [[Clean Up the Town]]: Initially.

* [[Come With Me If You Want to Live]]: Pretty much guaranteed to come up at some point. Right?

* [[The Commissioner Gordon]]: Standard policy for the understaffed police force, which has little choice but to cooperate with vigilantes in order to keep the City safe.

* [[Designated Victim]]: [[Sweet Valley High|Jessica Wakefield]] manages to suffer more than [[Transformers|Waspinator.]]

* [[Die Hard On an X]]: One plot had Superjail held hostage by [[Those Wacky Nazis|Nazis]] and supervillains, while [[Die Hard (Film)|John McClane]] and [[Inglourious Basterds|Aldo Raine]] were loose inside. [[Hilarity Ensues|Hilarity Ensued.]]

* [[Discount Lesbians]]: A [[Running Gag]] with Zatanna and Wonder Woman.

* [[Dysfunction Junction]]: Where to start.

* [[Hate Plague]]: Cylon-Nazi nerve gas that slowly drove people into conflict with each other.

* [[Holding Out for A Hero]]: The initial premise of the game was that the player characters were the only hope of restoring law and order in the City after the police force vanished. Since the government declared the place a disaster area and failed to act, it was up to them to fight crime and rebuild the justice system.

* [[Involuntary Transformation]]: In a [[Fisher Kingdom]] style, the Porter assigns all non-humanoid characters (like Transformers and [[Talking Animal|Talking Animals]]) a human form, sometimes with [[Transformation Trauma]] in the meantime. There have also been plots where characters were unexpectedly transformed into animals and robots.

* [[Kid Hero]]: Awesome Force and the Teen Titans.