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=== ''[[Here Wolf]]'' relates to the following tropes: ===
 
* [[April Fools' Day]]: In 2011, ''[[Here Wolf]]'' was replaced by a fake comic called ''Stupid Priest'' as an April Fools joke.
* [[Beast Fable]]: Wolves are a stand-in for...something. It's kind of vague. (Usually implied to be African-Americans.)
* [[Berserk Button]]: Wolf's response to someone calling the band [[Hollywood Undead (Music)|Hollywood Undead]] "metal".
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* [[Erudite Stoner]]: Wolf.
* [[Fantastic Racism]]
* [[Four -Fingered Hands]]: All [[Funny Animal]] characters have four fingers. However, the human characters are portrayed with five fingers.
* [[Half -Dressed Cartoon Animal]]: Wolf.
* [[Intellectual Animal]]
* [[Interspecies Romance]]
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* [[Species Surname]]: Subverted, as Wolf is never referred to by any other name.
* [[Sphere Eyes]]: All characters.
* [[Spin -Off]]: From ''[[Horndog]]''.
* [[The Stoner]]: Wolf, like all [[Horndog|Horndogs]].
* [[Take That]]: These appear more frequently:
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** [[Barack Obama]]
** Wolf suggests that [[Alan Moore]] should Occupy Reality instead of "Occupying Comics".
* [[Villainous Incest]]: [http://spacemonkeymafiastudios.com/2011/02/25/here-wolf-redneck.aspx A redneck] with [[Brother -Sister Incest|his sister]]. Technically, the redneck is not a villain, as he is portrayed as being more stupid than genuinely evil, although this trope still applies as the incest reference was only included to make the character looks worse than the [[Fantastic Racism]] already makes him in order to make the comic's anti-prejudice theme clear.
* [[White Void Room]]: As in ''[[Horndog]]'', this is a stylistic [[Shout Out]] to [[American Splendor (Comic Book)|Harvey Pekar]].
* [[Wolverine Publicity]]: Bob, from ''Horndog'', in this comic.