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** Gamma, too, when she's passing out from exhaustion. This is actually the only time we get to see her eye color at all, which incidentally seems to be hazel.

* A stick-figure filler strip for ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'' lampshades and plays with the swirly-eyed version: Torg gets hit on the head and thus has swirly eyes to represent his concussion, but then when a convenient coincidence leads to him wearing a top hat and having a moustache drawn on, he immediately becomes a mind-controlling hypnotist.

* Chris Mann (aka "Charisman") in ''WCI High'' finds his charisma-based superpowers useful for [http://www.wcihigh.com/?p=296 getting dates].

* Chris Mann (aka "Charisman") in ''WCI High'' finds his charisma-based superpowers useful for [http://www.wcihigh.com/?p=296 getting dates]{{Dead link}}.

* {{spoiler|Stephen's}} eyes after being possessed in ''[[Fake News Rumble]]'' keeping in [[Color Coded for Your Convenience|theme]] with purple denoting the presence of evil.

* Reginald in ''[[Nedroid]]'' [http://nedroid.com/2010/05/agree/ knows a good trick].

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== Web Original ==

* A red-write frame is used in ''Captain Gamer: OOC''. Slightly subverted in that it's actually noticeable for the characters, and would probably go unnoticed if the Captain hadn't [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/gamer/index.php?comic=68&num=1 called attention to it].

* A red-write frame is used in ''Captain Gamer: OOC''. Slightly subverted in that it's actually noticeable for the characters, and would probably go unnoticed if the Captain hadn't [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/gamer/index.php?comic=68&num=1 called attention to it]{{Dead link}}.

* In ''[[The Impossible Man]]'', characters who were subjected to mind control, had their eyes described as being red and pupil-less.