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== Comic Books == |
== Comic Books == |
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* ''[[The Death of Superman]]''. |
* ''[[The Death of Superman]]''. |
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** Likewise ''The Death of [[Captain America]]''. |
** Likewise ''The Death of [[Captain America (comics)]]''. |
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* ''[[Batman RIP]]'' |
* ''[[Batman RIP]]'' |
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** Subverted in that {{spoiler|Batman doesn't die. He gets sent to the past, and that doesn't even happen in the RIP arc.}}. |
** Subverted in that {{spoiler|Batman doesn't die. He gets sent to the past, and that doesn't even happen in the RIP arc.}}. |
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* ''[[Go Mutants]]'': "A shame he [J!m] didn't know he would be dead before the weekend was out." |
* ''[[Go Mutants]]'': "A shame he [J!m] didn't know he would be dead before the weekend was out." |
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* "[[I Miss You I Miss You]]" starts by telling you about identical twins Cilla and Tina and how Cilla won't live to see their next birthday because she's soon going to die in a car accident. |
* "[[I Miss You I Miss You]]" starts by telling you about identical twins Cilla and Tina and how Cilla won't live to see their next birthday because she's soon going to die in a car accident. |
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* In the second book of the [[Alcatraz Series]], Alcatraz casually mentions that Bastille will die by the end. {{spoiler|He lied. What did you expect?}} |
* In the second book of the [[Alcatraz Series]], Alcatraz casually mentions that Bastille will die by the end. {{spoiler|He lied. What did you expect?}} |
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== Live Action Television == |
== Live Action Television == |
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* On an episode of ''[[Cinematech]]'' that crossed over with Gamespot, [[Giant Bomb|Jeff Gerstmann]] finished up a summary of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' as such: "And oh yeah, [[It Was His Sled|Aeris dies]]." |
* On an episode of ''[[Cinematech]]'' that crossed over with Gamespot, [[Giant Bomb|Jeff Gerstmann]] finished up a summary of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' as such: "And oh yeah, [[It Was His Sled|Aeris dies]]." |
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* The final episode of the second series of ''[[Sherlock]]'' opens with Watson tearfully stating that Sherlock Holmes is dead. The rest of the episode is a [[Whole-Episode Flashback|flashback]] telling us the circumstances of his death. In a subversion, the final moments of the episode suggest Sherlock may have somehow [[He's Just Hiding|faked his death]]. |
* The final episode of the second series of ''[[Sherlock]]'' opens with Watson tearfully stating that Sherlock Holmes is dead. The rest of the episode is a [[Whole-Episode Flashback|flashback]] telling us the circumstances of his death. In a subversion, the final moments of the episode suggest Sherlock may have somehow [[He's Just Hiding|faked his death]]. |
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* In Season 4 of ''[[Fringe]]'', September, an Observer, appears from the future {{spoiler|when he gets shot by Jessica}} he tells Olivia that, "in every possible outcome you have to die" when she is waiting for Lincoln and Peter to return from the other side. {{spoiler|In the season finale she is shot and killed by Walter to prevent the collapse of both Universes, however, she is resurrected by the Cortexiphan in her system (debatable fullfillment of September's prophecy).}} |
* In Season 4 of ''[[Fringe]]'', September, an Observer, appears from the future {{spoiler|when he gets shot by Jessica}} he tells Olivia that, "in every possible outcome you have to die" when she is waiting for Lincoln and Peter to return from the other side. {{spoiler|In the season finale she is shot and killed by Walter to prevent the collapse of both Universes, however, she is resurrected by the Cortexiphan in her system (debatable fullfillment of September's prophecy).}} |
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