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{{trope}}
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Twice is nice! Right?
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Related to [[Escalating Punchline]]. For webcomics, [[Alt Text]] is frequently used as a way to convey the second punchline.
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== Newspaper Comics ==▼
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▲== [[Newspaper Comics]] ==
* Often used in ''[[Pearls Before Swine]]'', especially in the pun strips.
* ''[[Calvin and Hobbes]]'': Bill Watterson was fond of these, with Hobbes adding another punchline on the far right of the last panel, often a mockery or lampshade hanging on what Calvin was saying.
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* The "two punchlines in last panel" variation is frequently seen in ''[[Cul De Sac]]''.
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* Sometimes in ''[[Questionable Content]]'', as seen [http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1812 here].
* In an example from ''[[Bob and George]]'', after [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/011209 Bob revives from unconciousness off panel], when he actually appears in the penultimate panel of [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/011210 the next comic], he is wearing a ridiculous girly costume. The final panel has him making a reference to [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/011031 the prior Halloween comic], which is where the costume originated.
* ''[[Cat and Girl]]'' uses a fairly standard size format for its comics, but sometimes there will be an extra panel or two drawn in grey that adds a punchline.
* ''[[The Order of the Stick]]'' does this quite a lot.
* Many
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