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* ''[[V for Vendetta]]'' has this, but it's a borderline case. The hero{{spoiler|, V,}} gets set on fire during his explosive escape {{spoiler|from a hideous concentration camp/secret medical test site}}, walks off into the sunset, goes ''[[Bored with Insanity|utterly sane]]'' and proceeds to take down {{spoiler|the dictatorship responsible for his physical and mental disfigurement}}. Although by the time he does it he's not on fire anymore, so it's debatable.
* ''[[Hellboy (comics)|Hellboy]]: Blood and Iron''. Pyrokinetic Liz heats up metal Hecate; she gets BIGGER and makes things very uncomfortable for Hellboy, who she's holding. Oops.
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* One ''[[Deadpool]]'' story shows him and Siryn fighting Juggernaut. After trying to stop him with meat cleavers fails, Deadpool dumps a vat of molten steel onto him. He and Siryn then end up fleeing from a ''burning'' Juggernaut.
** It happens again in the ''[[X-Men]]'' issues of ''[[Fear Itself (Comic Book)|Fear Itself]]'', when Juggernaut is possessed by a godlike being and Cyclops rolls out several battle plans to stop him. All are ineffective, but then we get to this:
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