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* The comic strip adaptation ''[[Tamara Drewe]]'' was a flop in its native UK as well as the US (possibly due to overhype of the film's star) but managed to be a surprise hit in France.
* Most of the newspapers which publish ''[[Piranha Club]]'' comic strip are from Scandinavian countries and Baltic States. The comic itself is written by an American.
* Italian comic book ''[[wikipedia:Alan Ford
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* In John Ostrander's ''[[Martian Manhunter]]'', it was revealed that J'onn is the most recognized superhero in the southern hemisphere and in Japan.
* In the [[Brian Michael Bendis]] graphic novel ''Jinx,'' two guys talk about Hasselhoff and why he (and his music) is so popular:
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"Oh! Well, that's two good ideas the Germans have had: [[Godwin's Law|putting people into ovens]], and [[What Do You Mean It's Not Heinous?|listening to that shit]]. You'll excuse me if I don't go running out to buy it on their say so." }}
* The ''[[Animaniacs]]'' comic book featured a story about Dot in a "trading siblings" scenario with a [[Hello Kitty]] knockoff. When Dot arrives in Japan, she finds that she's really popular over there.
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