Offscreen Moment of Awesome/Comic Books: Difference between revisions

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* [[Squirrel Girl]] does this all the time.

* ''[[Funky Winkerbean]]'' set up a meeting between Les and a formerly homeless woman who somehow became a big publisher thanks to Les' manuscript, which she found and possibly plagiarized. You'd think that Les would look up the woman and what books she's written/published, discover she became rich off his stolen book and angrily confront her over plagiarism charges, but nothing happens. They meet, decide to do business, the manuscript isn't brought up, and that's it. The next week's plot is new, and it hasn't been brought up again.

* In [[Blue Beetle]], Guy Gardner started a "really cool bar fight." We see what caused the fight, we are told that it was really cool, but the fight itself happens off panel.

* In ''[[Transformers]]'' Spotlight: Cliffjumper. When the Decepticons killed a humanoid female he befriended, he picks up his guns and kills all seven of them. It wasn't shown how he did it, but Cliff was hammering his friends tombstone with one of the Cons heads.

* A beautifully understated one from ''[[The Sandman]]'', in which Lucien, Dream's mild-mannered, polite and determinedly non-threatening librarian, mentions that Dream's prisoners -- all the dark monsters ''too horrific or dangerous to serve as nightmares'' -- have escaped, then adds:

* The [[Wolverine]]/Lobo fight in ''[[Marvel Vs DC]]'' took place entirely behind a bar. Most likely because there was no plausible way the writers could think of to have Wolverine (who, at the time, had been stripped of his adamantium skeleton and claws) beat a [[Superman]]-class powerhouse like Lobo.

* In ''[[Don Rosa|Life and Times]]'' series volume VIII Slick gave Scrooge [[Your Mom|the lamest insult ever.]] There was no battle; [[Curb Stomp Battle|Scrooge was so full of pure wrath that it couldn't be called a fight.]] Shame that we saw only what the people outside the casino saw.

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